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ONLY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN HOUSTON WITH ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS SERVICE, ARTICLES BY DR. KELLY MILLER AND DEAN WILLIAM PICKENS $80,000 GRANT MADE HOWARD UNIV. Teachers Hold Meet In Marshall 5 PRICE CENTS VOLUME X $80,0 Teac THE MIRROR BY C. F. RICHARDSON THE MAYORAL MILITARY BLACE THE "BROTHERS' SPATUUS" "WATCHFUL WAITING" ACT UNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS VICTORS AND SPOLIS The conductor of this column has received many queries concerning the day of Saturday, December 1, particularly as it relates to the two candidates for mayor. Mayor Otax Holcombe and Mayor Holcombe-Jackson have been relected for another term as judge of one of the civil district courts located in Harwich. As a judge he has the respect of bar, bench and laity, and the Holcombe supporters are arguing that the office for which he seems best prepared to fill凋 to his legal training and experience in judicial affairs, to bring about his defeat by indicting him in the public press with divers and sundry deeds of omission and commission, and contending that the machine" has been built up which, like a huge juggernaut, will destroy offences of permitted to hold away any longer. Even though supported by many of his present opponents when he sought the mayoralty, while the Moncton forces, aid newspapers and now fills himself on the defensive for the first time during his mayoralty career; while the Moncton forces, aid newspapers and practically all of the newspaper publications, are confident of victory next Saturday. At hour of typing these lines, the status of the "colored brother" in this Democratic primary election is doubtful. Here the matter stands as we pon the matter for this column here. We have Democratic primary election, sufficient time has not been had to organize the election, and the strength would be the balance of power and be a determining factor in the election. On Saturday, their vote will be light, unless some miraculous eleventh-hour stunt is pulled off here. It is no denying the fact that the Holocaust administration did not discriminate along the line of civil improvements, than all previous municipal administration, were living in mud at the time the election was held, and that the majority of the local colored population living on paved and gravelled roads. If indeed, were the colored residential sections which had sanitary THE HOUSTON INFORMER VERNON PLEADS FOR PREPARED NEGRO PASTORS ELUSIVE COLORED PRISONER J U MPS OUT CAPTORS' CAR Bemattville, S. C. —(ANP)—While his captors were speeding along the highway, planning how they were going to spend the $500 reward for his escape, he wanted here for killing a policeman, leaped out of the car and escaped, and he wanted all of his captors to receive the reward. MrArthur, who has gained the reputation of being a tough customer from the police, only to escape a few minutes later. Thursday night he was captured for two hours by two men and disarmed. It was while these two men were running him and escaping from the automobile. SHOOTS AT OPPONENT; KILLS OWN BROTHER New Iberia, La.—(ANP)—Marcus Lando is in jail charged with having shot and killed an officer, while shooting at Manuel Dum, with whom he had fought. Marcus Lando has been cut by Dum. He was shot at Dum, accidentally return shot at Dum, accidentally hit his brother who was standing shooting occurred at Avery Island. COLORED FLYER SEEKING FUNDS; TOUR PLANNED COLORED FLYER SEEKING FUNDS; TOUR PLANNED AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DEC. 1, 1928 Rosenwald Fund Provides School Financial Succor Rosenwald Fund Provides School Financial Succor Five-Year Bestowal Made To Well Known Washington Institution of Learning—Gift To Make Possible Continued Research Work By Dr. Just, Eminent Negro Scientist Washington, D. C.—President Mordecai W. Johnson of Howard University has announced a grant by the Julius Rosenwald Fund of $80,000 to be expended over a period of five years, to the department of zoology. The purpose of the gift is to make possible the continuation of the research of Dr. Ernest E. Just, a Negro scholar and one of the world's leading zoologists, and to build up a department offering instruction to graduate students with a view to developing biologists who might take important positions in other Negro colleges. NEGRO IS SLAIN; NEGROES URGE SOUTH CAROLINA ABOLITION OF WHITE MAN HELD SEGREGATION Dr. Just has been a Julius Rosenwald fellow in biology of the National Research Council since 1920, is an honor graduate of Dartmouth College and University of Chicago, member and editor of many publications. He is regarded as a leading authority in the world today in his special field. Dr Just has been a member of Howard University faculty since 1907 and professor of zoology since 1912. He is a professor of Texas Rosenwald field providing $15,000 for books and equipment over a period of five years, makes possible the supply of general physiology and physiology of development. This work, according to the plan of the department, will include research with NEGRO IS SLAIN; SOUTH CAROLINA WHITE MAN HELD Columbus, S. C.—(ANP)—Contra testimony by a group of white cloakmen who the coroner's jury to hold E. H. Addick in the killing of Paul Harmon here Thursday night. The shooting occurred about eleven clock when, according to some of the Harmon entered a white cafe in an intoxicated condition and threatened the police. He attempted to purchase a package of cigarettes on credit and when he was refused he cursed the whole group, saying, J. M. Parker, clerk in the cafe, testified that Addick left the cafe a few minutes before Harmon, who struck the white man in the face. Addick then pulled a revolver and shot him, killing him almost immediately. Addick's story of the affair tallied with that of Parker, but Dave Vanhost declared that he was taking Addick to the police wanted to "go the other way." He agreed with the testimony that Harmon met the white man face to face, and then struck the man or reach for a gun. He also denied that Harmon was intoxicated. March of the body revealed that Harmon was unarmed and that he was killed as the result of three bullets in the chest. March of the body ignored on the Southern Railroad and was a fireman on the same road. **Chinese and Negro Maid Cannot Wed** Denville, Va. — (ANP) — L. W. Moon, a Chinese of Greenbush, N. C., is waiting to hear from attorney John McCormack whether or not he can marry his fiancée—a full blooded Negro woman—of the woman accompanied Moon here, and the woman kept waiting for sometime in the clerk's office while the law was determined that he would have to await the attorney-general of North Carolina replies to later asking for his construction permit. Secretary West, according to report of Mr. Thomas, took notes, gave assurance that he would investigate and report on the complaints, and made sure that the merits of the case and wished the merk system to prevail in his department. LIBERIAN BISHOP VISITS TUSKEGEE; DELIVERS SPEECH Tuckekee Institute, Ala.—(By The Associated Negro Press) — Visiting Institute, Theophilus was the Right Reverend Theophilus Gardiner, suffragan bishop of the Republic of Liberia. Bishop Gardiner weeks ago to attend the 49th tribunal general convention of the Episcopal Church which met in Washington, D. C. The bishop delivered a series of addresses to the student body telling them on the customs and conditions of the church which country offers those who want to serve humanity. Africa, the country which contributes much to world's advancement and should share in all its advantages. Institute, Bishop Gardiner declared, surpasses any conception he had had. It is the realization of the T. K. Washington, and a credit to the race. Bishop Gardiner is a native of the Val trium of the West Coast of Africa. He is the first native African to be HOOVER LAUDS FEMALE LEADER FOR PARTY WORK Daytona Beach, Fl.—(ANP) —The president of Brownsville-Cookean College, Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune, the recipient of a signal and outstanding honor in the form of a letter of congratulation from the centennial Republican presidential campaign, personally signed by the Honorable Herbert Hoover, president-elect of the United States. Mrs. Bethune's influence and work toward the election of Mr. Hoover to the presidency of the United States. With her characteristic sincerity and thoroughness, she has been able to do much toward keeping the minds of the people in Florida stamour for the Republican party. The letter which Mrs. Bethune received from Mr. Hoover is in direct touch with the people, sent to him on the morning of November 7, and reads as follows: Mrs. Mary McLoeid Bethune, Bethune-Cookman, Dayton, Florida, Dear Mrs. Bethune: I am grateful for your message, I wish to express my appreciation and your encouragement and your colleagues have given to me the cause of the Republican party, and friendship you have shown, and I am, Your faithfully, HEROEER BHOBOT This letter is being framed and will hang in Mrs. Bethune's office as a symbol of the good-will of America's leader toward Negro people. DREAMER LOSES TEETH IN SLEEP; STEPSON GUILTY Chicago, Ill. — (ANP) Mr. Lula a young decided to take a little nap at her home. Wednesday evening and "dreamed" that a man was holding her nose and removing one of her ears. She looked in the mirror and discovered that her dream was a reality and that he had removed a gold crown which cost her exactly fifteen dollars. She told the following story: "I want you to arrest a man for me. While I was alone, a man holding his hand over my nose. It didn't bother me much, so I guesse that a man holding my nose is where I placed my hand, while my mouth was open somebody on my front. The fifteen dollar crown on my front. While she made no direct accusements that the man she wanted arrested and the "somebody" who removed her hair was her stepson, Gatson Lee Young. SHOOTS HURRY AND ESCAPES New Orleans, La.—(ANF)—John Lendore, 33, was taken to Hospital, Sunday afternoon, after which he was held, during which he was shot in the left side. The woman fled after the shooting and was taken to serious Police are seeking the woman. New Orleans Blacks Holding Good Jobs New Orleans, LA—(AAN)—The Negro population of New Orleans contributes nearly one-third of the total population, occupations, statistics compiled by the Association of Commerce from the latest United States census reports. Occupational figures are based on person ten years of age and older. Fifty-five thousand, 25,055 males, and 12,500 females of the colored race. Compared with the total of all races occupied in New Orleans, the Negroes are 70.7 per cent of the service group; 39.3 per cent of the transportation group; 28.3 per cent of the manufacturing and mechanical occupations; and 12.6 per cent in the trade group. Hundreds Gather For Association In "Athens of Texas" Educators of National Repute To Address Body—Bishop Host on Opening Day—Football Game Draws Thousands—President Banks Wielding the Gavel—Many State Leaders Present (By C. F. RICHARDSON, Sr.) Marshall, Texas, November 24th the first time in many years, theition of Texas, with President W Normal and Industrial College we here today (Thanksgiving Day) this morning in the chapel of P Gilmore is president, with Prof.ral High School of Marshall, Gathered in this thriving Ease the "athens of Texas" (Bishop the leading institutions of learn in this city), are hundreds of editions of the Lone Star State, aided both by the official faint teachers composing its members Three able addresses marked delivered by President Banks, P Texan and president Arkansas Arkansas college, P Bluff, Arkansas department of education, Raleigh is an authority on Negro education for Negro public education in the ly Southern commonwealth. CHICAGO'S POLITI FURNISHES LESSC MANY RECIPIENT CHICAGO'S POLITICAL SCANDAL FURNISHES LESSONS TO AMERICA; MANY RECIPIENTS OF 'EASY MONEY Chicago, ill.—(ANP)—Negroes who manufacture an alibi for their own misdeeds out of the scandalous pattern set by their white fellow citizens, and whites who view with great the high degree of speculation among their black positions, were furnished an abundance of food for thought here this week when the pay rolls of the sanitary district of the city of Chicago were the high degree of speculation among the official officials responsible for putting them. The sanitary district is a self-governing agency of the county with an annual budget of $600,000.00, and the pay rolls revealed that although a total of $858,530 was appropriated for salaries thus far an aggregate of $3,973,770, for which there is no appropriation. The scandal in the situation displays itself principally in the fact that the district has credited and paid on the distribution payroll at salaries ranging from $2,000 to $20,000 a year, severely estimated that nearly five millions of dollars have been given to persons variously termed an alibi, and who did no work, except to use their influence politically or near the election. On November 14 four days after the election, 1,147 of these investigators were discharged. few few Nigroes were found to have been recolled. HOME UNIV. Marshall Is Gather Association In of Texas" Repute To Address Body- ing Day—Football Game president Banks Wielding ate Leaders Present 9. 1928—Meeting in Marshall for the Colored State Teachers' Association. R. Banks of Prairie View State fielding the gavel, got under way. The opening session was held Bishop College of which Dr. D. C. H. B. Pemberton, principal Cincinnati as master of ceremonies. It Texas city, often referred to as College and Wiley College, two of in the Southwest, are located educators and teachers from all second and a historic convention is anticlimacy of the organization and the ship. The first day's session, same being the first day John Brown Watson, former Agricultural, Mechanical and Noras, and Dr. N. C. Newbold, state h, North Carolina. Mr. Newbold, on while his state has done more past decade than any other pure case of an irresistible force meeting an immovable body. Officers of the Association the staff follow the constitute the official staff. R. Banks, president, Prairie View; T. W. Pratt, first vice-president, Dallas; M. B. Davia, second vice-president, Jacksonville; Mrs. P. B. Johnson, third vice-president, Marshall; T. H. Love, fourth vice-president, Galveston; C. H. Gain, fifth vice-president, Gin; F. D. Batte, sixth vice-president, Hammond; Mina Elia Alma Walls. (Continued on Page Four) LOCAL SCANDAL ONS TO AMERICA; IS OF 'EASY MONEY' ents of this "easy money" and those who did their names on the "fortune" rolls obtained rather meanly sums. Formost among them was Atty. A. L. Finnigan, A. L. Finnigan, an assistant attorney for the district. He received his pay at the yearly rate of $400 a year. Mr. Williams has twice received a hundred thousand of the Second Ward, opposing Louis B. Anderson. He is understood to have best graft, responsible for the placing of two young men, Miss Junitta Hall and Miss Manvelye carpenter, both at $750 per month. She was also on the board a month. Two others, Madison Davis Carey, $250, and Oscar De Priest, Jr. Carey were also on the board. Carey is the chief civil service commissioner, and young De Priest in the son of Oscar De Priest, from the first district, November 1920. Nevertheless, the scandal as so far exposed have in enough to indicate that federal officials may have tried a Nike footwear around with federal job must have been the result of a lack of ought to be able to see that and, if they don't, Negroes who like to imitate them ought to dentist with an acknowledgment that their purity achievements form no more than a ridiculous reflection of their own well-established and profitable customs ability custom of white public officials to do with it as their please. NUMBER 28 Ben Davis Relinquishes G. O. P. Position PAGE TWO—FIRST IN EDITORIALS GEORCIA NEGRO DECLINES POST; CITES REASONS Atlanta, Ga.—(A N P)—Declaring that while he had no fear of any reorganization of the Republican party in Georgia, and further that he be allowed to serve as national committeeman by the regular wing of the party, Ben Davis, editor of the Atlanta Independent and leader of the Republican forces of Georgia, advised his followers Saturday that under no condition would he be allowed to serve for the office which he has held since the death of the late Lincoln Johnson. The announcement was made at a meeting of the group here and G. F. Flanders of Swainsbour, a white man, was recommended for the position and the position of an anion of Athens, was recommended for the position of national committeewoman, the position now held by Mrs. George S. Williams of Savannah, Georgia. The Davis' formal statement to the party leaders was as follows: Mrs. Williams Makes Statement In reply to an inquiry from a representative of the Associated Negro Press, as what effect the nomination of a white woman would have upon her status, Mrs. Georgia S. Williams, made the following statement: "I am the only Republican national candidate, and I shall be for the next four years, having been re-elected at Kansas City, Missouri, the national committee I shall function as such. No faction can legally nominate at this time because there is SHC STUDENT BODY VERSATILE GROUP Austin, Texas—Probably never before in the history of Samuel Huston College has there been a group capable of grouping of students. There are about 400 in the college of arts and science. Already there have been about 100 votes of the students "The Beacon," has been launched with an aggressive and almost realist approach, who organized with new uniform has been organized and now plays for the football games. The orchestra has been enlarged and is almost realist. The choral society has increased in number from 30 to 75. A new fraternity and two new sororities are about to be added to the college. The choral society of the chemistry club have already secured their pins. In addition to the student leaders who assist in giving to the student body this characteristic activity and forwardness is Thomas W. McCormick, who was colored boys who went to Europe, two years ago, to attend the World University, A. Council at Helsingborg, Finland. MRS. JANE OWENS TURNER Celebrity Winner of Charleston Prize Medal in NELSON'S BEAUTY CONTEST ways: "I find Nelson's to be one of the greatest aids to beauty of have ever dreamed. My hair is now soft, fluffy and very pretty." None appreciate the results of Nelson's Hair Dressing more really than beautiful girls, who have found that it keeps their hair beautiful and easy to go range in the newest styles. THE HOOVER-CURTIS ELECTION AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE BY W. SCOTT CHINN, D. D. New Orleans, La. ** The voice of upward of 20,000,000 or more Americans has spoken and Herbert Bower and Charles Curtis are now president-elect and vice president-elect. They are the continuation of Republicanism and the economic plans at least of President Coolidge. The lessons will be as follows: a broader and better spirit of internationalism. If this obtains abroad, its effects will be clearly visible. It will be a more important that takes in everybody everywhere. Secondly, and most assuredly, farm relief measures must be enacted quickly and every interest that concerns the farmer. Arguments, disputes and controversy stop to think of the rightful place of the farmer in our American life. Thirdly, the election settled once for all that America will not have a Roman Catholic as its president. The Fourthly, prohibition is here to stay, especially in the wake of Republican, Democrat, Socialist, etc. a sober America, even if in the head of this ship of state. Boot-leggers and their ilk are yet destined to head of this ship when dying, it is said, was their tail until the sun goes down. Only the "tail of this snake is waggling." If Haitily, Mississippi flood control Dam and nuclear schools must be shut down as the "master of emergencies" and an engineer of no mean ability, sure to be concerned as the projects will be adjusted properly and to be maintained, concerned. Stethly, tariff administration and foreign affairs need careful and proper statemanagement in both houses. These several points touch only the tip of the Republican party will do well to adjust them and do so for the good of the country. It is important to new legislation, ... perhaps a department of education, in order that illiterate men may be educated. It would be helpful to salvage of our own race group. Despite the differences of the country, the Negro is not ignorant and way behind in the sciences of the country. The Negro is some may try to deny this statement, but refutable science tell the tale just how the Negro groces, since it is taught and practiced for whites, will come. Congressman Ralph Nader recommends wait and prepare Nec What You Dep To Cleanse The Scalp NOTHING matters quite so much as keeping the hair and scalp clean. Mme. C. J. Walker's pure Vegetable Oil Shampoo soap and soft water is an easy way to cut the green and saum too often caked upon the scalp and a safe way to thoroughly clean the hair. It is mild and effective. A large box taste for months 50 cents THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1928 gro youths to West Point and other government military training schools. The Dyer anti-lynch bill will go through now. it deserves immediate government to make such law and then enforce it. This will carry with it the abolishment of "jim-crowism" in all forms for true American citizens, whether white, black or whatnot. Negro money, brawn, skill of what-ever description and even "vote," where it is a factor, are sought and used by the government to come to his "person," a wall is set up and the cry raised against him about "Negro domination" or "corruption" when so much of it is practiced and when so much of it is practiced and when Note the cry of acanda "whispering campaign" propaganda and see what is endured and put up with the recorder. No race or group has yet grown big enough to contest for "leadership" not at all in age practice ways and methods that are questionable and look dead. That appears to be the case. From a racial standpoint, the election of Mr. Hoover and Mr. Curtis, the first African-American presidents, contrary, in my judgment, means an another wonderful opportunity for us. In certainly offers a new lease on life for me, and I am confident from my way of thinking. I can not have to wait for this opportunity, I have lived to hope for. It is a pitted that many otherwise bright minds and level-leader ones among us have had to deal with ocratic propaganda offered and made bold their preference for Mr. Al Smith. However, strange things happen in politics, and this was one of them, I suppose. I am glad they lost out, and I am grateful for the statement that we are better off as Republicans, whatever may be the outrage that we have to debt that no other party owes and for him to walk away now without a settlement, is certainly unwise and foolish. We have many ways, and with the coming of a new party, we have of large experiences and know the race's struggles and are in sympathy with sure. We have not waited in the past, we must go forward and we must count ourselves fortunate in our party relationship to do the right and fair thing by all the people in general and the country, particularly in the courage, Atlanta Schools Adopt Courses In Negro Histories Atlanta Schools Adopt Courses In Negro Histories AUTO INJURY ENDS GIRL POLITICIAN'S CALIFORNIA JAUNT Los Angeles, Cal. — (ANP) — the contemplated tour to this city and the state has been a great opportunity between Stella Mista Mist Stokes, famous girl politician of Topeka, Kansas, has been between Topoka and Kansas City, Kansas. While driving over a muddy road a few days before the election she was named the banker by a seven passenger sedan driven by a white man. Her car fell into the bank by a seven passenger sedan at the bottom. She suffered internal injuries and a broken knee, Miss Stokes is secretary to the Kansas state auditor, William French. She was a member in the politics of the state. When Kansas Negroes threatened to desert to the Democratic party, she was defeated in the tour in order to bring them back by election time. Following the election, she dates through the West in the interest of Republicanism and Negro women. Physicians attending her fear that she will be permanently crippled. The export business of Texas amounts to more than $200,000,000 a year, making Texas one of the leading export states. The coast line of Texas has a tidal shore with hundreds of straight-way mileage of 370 miles. COLORED PLANIST GIVEN OVATION IN CHICAGO CONCERT Chicago—(ANP) —the pianoforte recital of one Monroe Trice, at Kimali Hall, Sunday, was a triumph artistically for this remarkable young pianist, who was studied from study in Europe. Her selections were well chosen from Chopin, Debussy, Albeniz, and Beethoven, and were rendered with an exquisite慧意. The pianist that brought round after round of applause from the distinguished music loving audience in one of Chicago's centers and exclusive centers of artistic culture. Mrs. Tricie, a native of Savannah, Ga., who learned her first in music at the University, for forty years a church organist, has pursued studies at the Boston Conservatory of Music. Chicago Musical College and the University, one of the most accomplished musicians of the day. Her personal charm and passion for questioned inspiration to all who have the privilege of sitting under the spell of her playing. The Sunday applause of her performance has tense outbursts by those who have comprehensive appreciation of musical attainment. She is being made to induce Mrs. Tricie to make a limited American tour prior to returning to Europe. The coastwise trade of Texas with Atlantic seaboard ports is between 15,000,000 and 20,000,000 a year. 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The Pacific Defender, California, publications condemned the agitation of race prejudice in strong language, and the Negro district voted from two to one to four in favor of the present law rather than the amendment close Over two months of personal work with Leanne L. B. Bean, the founder of the white paper have done more than anything else towards enlisting colored men and women in the war effort. A boon to California boxers, make-up artists and depot workers, dependently rich. They spoke to Hoover and Smith meetings, Bean and Doran meetings, Dornan and Bullick gatherings and wherever an audience could be reached. The Illustrated Daily News, a powerful, tabloid here formerly owned by the Vanderbilt, published a special story about them during a time when the newspaper was credit for the part they were playing in saving the game. Texas Auto Relief Club 700 Buffalo Drive (at Heiner) 24 HOUR SERVICE GAS AND AUTO ACCESSORIES WRECKER, ANTIME, ANY- WHERE G. S. Goodson, Prop. 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Lesson for December 2 PAUL BEFORE HIS JUDGES LESSON TEXT—I-Acct. 11-26,22 GOLDEN TEXT—I was not disbelieving until the hallowed vision. JUNIOR TOPIC—Paul on Tral. INTERMEDIATE AND BENOIT TOPIC—Young People and ADULT Topic—Paul defends his Life Work. I. Paul before Felix (24). The accusation against him (vr. 14-9). This was made by Tertullius, perhaps a Roman lawyer employed by (1) a putative fellow (v. 5). This would indicate a fellow utterly hate and corruptec-a plague. (2) he would be a soldier, a lover of the Roman power. (3) they hoped would bring him into conflict with the Roman power. (4) that he was ruler of a sect was designed to contempt and suplenon upon the Christians. (4) that he had professed the tentacles of the sect. (5) Paul's defense (vv. 10-21). (1) His frankness and courtesy (v. 10). (1) His recognition to the church was enough to be able to judge justice, as the habits and wars of the Jews were familiar to him. (2) the charge made (vv. 11-20). (a) the charge of sedition denied (vv. 11, 21). The falsity of this he showed by the fact that the time was when his charge showed the contrary. II. Paul before Fetus (3:15-1:21). More than two years had elapsed since Paul first hatred him and had not abate. As soon as Fetus the new governor, went to Jerusalem, he was behelded with accustomation and told him on the way. Fetus resumed that he be brought to Jerusalem for trial, intending to lie in wait and hill him on the way. Fetus resumed that he be brought to Jerusalem then an opportunity to go down to Caesarea to accuse him. They were unable to prove against him against Paul, and so he proposed to send him to Jerusalem for trial. Seeing that it was impossible to get justice before Fetus, Paul made use of his right as a Roman citizen to send him to Jerusalem. III. Paul before Agrigera (Acta III. Paul Before Agrippa (Acts 35:18-32:18) Acts 35:18-32:18 Acts 25:19-12:17 This was the visit of Agrippa and Service to Pepus. Upon their arrival they expressed a desire to hear Paul's defense before Agrippa (20:1-2:17) He introduced his defense (vv. 1, 8) by expressing his delight in now answering the question of his line of argument, for Agrippa was an expert in questions concerning the Jews. He then indicated his manner of life (vv. 4-12) by showing that he had lived in the strictest accord with the most rigid sect of the Jews. He then asked Paul about the reasons (vv. 15-15). After the conversion he was commissioned by Christ (vv. 16-18). As soon as he had received his account for his life, Paul raked in the rappings of an unbalanced mind. Despite this, he made his appeal to Paul, who appealed to Agrippa's knowledge of the work of Jesus and of the propheta. Agrippa was so impressed by Paul's appeal that he appointed to be a Christian. Will Hear God's Voice You can always be sure to hear God's voice at Calvary—Doctor Inwood. Lifted Up And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all seen unto Me—John 12:32. True Strength True strength does not alone in what can do, but in what one refrains from doing—Selected. For Amounging or Painful Bladder Execution Get the grace of Spiritual Widow Tithee-Hamilton Add by ALL DEPARTURES THE BLACK MAN IN THE WORLD'S LITERATURE By THOMAS L. G. OXLEY (For The Associated Negro Press) DAMOCLES VIRUX (1876-), POET —MISCELLANEOUS WRITER Damages Vinex, the author of the celebrated "L'ALME Captive" (the capstone of his novel), Prince Haiti, West Indies, November he is studied and graduated in his studies from many years he was a professor at the department of agriculture and of public works. At present he is a diary writer as well as dean of the Lyceum Prince. Contex, La Ronde, HaliT Litteraria are three of his other well-known books, and one of his stories splendidly told in every book is excellent reading matter in this book. In Ronde is a half satirical novel, in which his style is free, natural and vigorous; and his feeling as everywhere on the island is natural and vivacious. HaliT Litteraria is a work of criticism. The book, though interesting, is far from being complete. In a word, it is a work of criticism, and the contribution to the Haitian field of literary criticism. It is one of the most pleasing and useful books of its kind which I have below an extract from his Captive Wing. I have translated the book, and it appears in the original French edition. The poem is entitled Waiting. I wished to see you, beautiful on my road; I wished to be treated for you in the clear way. To give you my heart when giving you my hand: The gold of twilight pales, and you have not come. have not come. April already spreads its shade to the horizon; The evening furtively hastens in the sky, Solitude in mourning comes into my heart. My heart feels cold for you did not come. The above poem is one of his best poems, poems bear a resemblance to those of the poems of the past, bearing the stamp of individuality, sweetness and refinement; while very few masters at the present day surpass them. TEACHERS E N ROLL IN ARKANSAS BODY; WATSON S P E AKER 1,000 TEACHERS IN ARK. ASSN. Little Rock, Ark. — (ANP) — That a nation in the Arkansas Teachers Association was disclined here at the annual meetings of the school which opened the Wednesday evening with a mass meeting, at which nine teachers attended the State Agriculture and Technical College, was one of the principal speakers. Membership at the present time according to the report of Mrs. Alberta Clark, historian, represents an increase of almost a thousand teachers in the state in 1988 with a membership of fifty teachers. During the twenty years, the state has grown numerically and in influence. Problems confronted by the teacher state came in for much discussion and a program was designed to advance the education of the leading educators of the country who attended the meeting. ALCORN COLLEGE GETS $100,000 Jackson, Mist.—(ANP) A result acknowledges the support of the Graduation Education Board to be matched by $200,000 from the state building buildings. The board adopted by the board of trustees of the university and college, and the member, was praised by the board and a resolution of respect for J. S. Sexton, deceased. THE CUP OF MILK Marvelous Beauty Treatment Quickly Lightens Dark, Muddy Complexions DR. FRED PALMERS SKIN WHITENER 500 Colored Teachers Needed At Once Do You Need Employment? The Teachers' Educational Society is in need of more teachers for the 1928-29 school term. Rural schools are just beginning to open; therefore, write at once for application—REGISTER NOW. TEACHERS' EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY POST OFFICE BOX 104 CONCORD, TEXAS JOSEPH AXELRAD HARRY MANN CREDIT TAILORS MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE BY FIRST CLASS TAILOR $2.00 PER WEEK You Wear the Suit While Perig TUSKEGEE READY FOR CONFERENCE OF FARM GROUP Taukeegue Institute, Ala.,—Dr. Brendon Knapp, president of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, will address the Negro farmers and farm youth of the South at the 38th annual Taukeegue Negro Conference which will feature four annual Boys' and Girls' 4-H programs. Taukeegue Institute, December 3-6. The first two days of the conference will be held at the University of Alabama; girls; the last two, December 6, will be shared with the farmers and rural education. Other speakers include J. B. Pierce of the U. S. Agricultural Extension Service, Hampton Institute, Alabama; Dr. Robert D. Henderson, assistant of the conference and principal of the Landownership for the Negro farmer is the topic to which the speakers and delegates will direct their attention. They will discuss their role from the state of tenancy to that of the landowner; what aids they used; what thrifts they practiced and how they landed. Landowners, Teachers, ministers, and other social service workers of the Alabama will present a demonstration at the workers' section of the conference, which together with the farmers' action, compiles the report. This conference, founded by Booker W. Washington, annually attracts hundreds of farmers from all Southern states who come to learn by example, to see how they can improve their use of agriculture, and to hear experts on different phases of farm life. This conference was one of the most important events of the year. He was always present at the conference and mixing with the farmers, urging those who succeeded to tell others how they did and always inspiring them to do so. Dr. Moton has been in the conference. During his administration, in addition to his work, he more generally stressed, the idea being to place concretely before the farmers the methods used in better farming. To the farmer in Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, and outstanding in his gait will be awarded the certificate of merit by the extension service and make national cooperator in the selection of the best farmer in the state. In the year that the camp of the Boys and Girls-HCl club has been held jointly with the Tunkee-King West Georgia Southern farm look forward to this annual pilgrimage. The program provides training in agricultural methods as well as instruction in agricultural methods. For the boys there will be livestock judging, potato judging, and athletics and athlete contests. 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(ANP) United Europe and America stand together, the white race will be deemed, the black race will be deemed, the rope, told delegates at the meeting of the eighteenth annual session of the louisiana Baptist Convention, white, meeting in the First Baptist Church here Wednesday. "The destiny of America," he said, "is going to be decided by what is done in Europe. That is why Americans should be prepared for the ten years since the World War there has been propagated to alienate sympathies of America from Europe. The white race is in control economically and militarily, but this is not so to be proud of. The white race is so doomed to the small population, and it is potentially diminishing. France is not so doomed to the small population. There are conditions that are causing the non-white races to insecure or stand still. The white race has made actual or potential enemies of all the other races through its militaristic, economic, and industrialism. Meeting here at the same time will be the Negro Health Week, to make plans for the annual observance of the National Committee of the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools during the session of the conference. beauty Treatment Lightens Complexions amazing results, so quickly and so matchless. Get a 25c package for any toilet counter serving races, people, just as directed, and watch your skin clear and lighten and you. If your dealer, isn't supply you, send direct upon receipt of price. FREE: If you want to try before you buy, send 4c in stamps for free sample of Skin Whitener Ointment, Free Powder and Skin Whitener Soap. Address: 415 North Park Blvd. Toronto, Dept. A-381, Atlanta, Ga. PALMERS MIN TENER ers Needed At Once Employment? society is in need of more teachers grant schools and need beginning to applications. REGISTER NOW. NATIONAL SOCIETY CONCORD, TEXAS Bury days, these—every lady trying to buy her Christmas shopping early, a few more days left. Better hurry? O boy, look at the Doctors Pembermorty (Doctor and Charles W.) in their city, where we are now no sick folk in our city. Good morning, Captain Aaron Day, who now calls Atlanta, Ga. his boss, good ladder couldn't make good at work. And there's Prof. W. H. Fuller, from the state-at-large, down to attend the funeral of Naomi, Naimi the mother of Dr. and Mrs. J. I. Daumberg. News headline: "Dam Project To Be Given Engineers." Seems that you can't get away from these 'dam project.' Look out there, kid. You get side-splited by that new 1920 being the teacher of history at Booker T. Washington High. Harry! It's no more 'kick off' from now on it will be 'kick off'. Mrs. O. P. DeWalt, taking her seat and looking so chic and dainty. That young man you see "struggling" like he owns the world is Rev. J. M. Klassen, the pastor of the church left by the stork. The folks say out at New Hope Baptist Church that preached "presents with more vim than ever." Prof. J. F. Ellison, teacher of biology at Booker T. Washington, just up the stairs, catching his car for his place of work. By the way, there goes the popular Miss Lisa A. Walls, secretary-treasurer of the Association and math teacher at Yates H, shopping for her trip to Marshall, the Athenaeum of Texas, let's follow the athletes the Wildcats and Bears fight it out. Everybody's doing it. What? Get ready for a trip to the sidewalks and grandstand at the Bishop-Wiley will present "sum" at the Bishop-Wiley will present "sum" in sheeve me. See Spivey Pruning Co. for good advice. For a trip, the sidewalks and grandstand at the Bishop-Wiley will present "sum" at the Bishop-Wiley will present "sum" in sheeve me. Mrs. H. M. Middleton, 351 Berry, member of the Colderidge Tayor Choral Club, who has been indisposed for the past year, will be awarded at hour of going to press. Gunn Floral Co.—Flowers for homes, hotels and clubs for decorating pur- pose. Phone Fairfax 4036 or Pre- stige 3104 McGraw Ave. Houston, Texas. HOUSTON PIONEER DEAD A. K. Kelly, 615 Hill Street, one of London's most highly ranked Towers and was buried Thurday from Mr. Kelly's bachelor's at the Boholton Lodge F and A. M. having arranged the funeral arrangements. Rev. A. Kelly, who was a large property owner in the Fifth Ward, and was before being married with almost every movement launched in Houston for the better, was a devout churchman and fraternal. GULF TRADING COMPANY Rex Jelly, 50c 10 pounds Pure Bibbon Cane Syrup, 50c Dried Salt Pork, 15c Swirff's Smoked Bacon tequila sauce, 18c Macarrani, 8c per pound Malt No. 21 Peaches, 15c per can Malt Swirff's Sian 25c per can Pure Soap, 4c per bar Pilsbury Pancake Flour, 8c per package Taste Paper, 2c per roll Dried Praches, Apricots per pound Dried Apples, 25c 2 pounds for Prunes, 5c per pound Rice, 4c per pound Fig Syrup, 50c Victorias, Regular $25 values, Special $8.00 Jessie Covington Mm. B. Oberlin Conservatory Music School, New York City, New York PLANIST AND TEACHER Will accept limited number of possessions. Also classes in theory of music, at her staff's request. PHONE PAREN A1662 Colored Women to make and Spell Her Sense Three-In-One Patent- ed Garmet Protectors in their W. L. SPENCER W. L. SPENCER COLORED DOLLS Place your order now - avoid the crunk. A number of Beautiful Summer Collections are reasonable. FAIRFAX 0231 And samples will be Delivered Many Educators Programmed Where Sessions Are Held The first day the program was held at Bishop College, college was held at Wiley College, Wiley College, M. W. Dogan, president, and Saturday's meeting will be conducted in the College of Prof. H. B. Pemberton, principal. Judging from the manner in which teachers and visitors are being cared for, the campus is in excellent condition, this East Texas city is going to uphold its reputation as being the best state in Texas, it not the entire South. Achievement Week Observed At Shaw By Omega Fraters Achievement Week Observed At Shaw By Omega Fraters Raleigh, N. C. (ANP)—Under the auspices of the DPIpsi of the Ancient Museum, Negro Week is the week at Shaw University, November 11-17 on different mornings at the chapel of the Ancient Museum, strong Henry D. Cooper, and Anley scholar on different philanthropy, senior speaker on different philanthropy, and on Friday morning L. S. Cauter, principal of the Washburn thoughtful address looking to the future. Mr. Cauter emphasized the importance in cooperation along lines with the educational opportunity for the educated Negro, and he also stressed the important rights. He held the closest altar to the audience throughout his address. On the evening of November 13, the university offered as the first number of courses a lecture by Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois, editor of the "Crisis." Dr. Du Bois, in an Outlook for the Darker Races." He had an excellent audience; not only did the college community turn to him, but many visitors were also present to hear the distinguished visitor. On two occasions he was a guest at the Y. M. C. A. Shaw had as his assistant the sentative of the American Social Hygiene Association, who on three occasions occupied the student body in a hypersonic day evening services the university held. Rabbit Howard I. F. Lingbeer, of Raleigh, who on the first of January will leave the city to take charges of the Miss. In the course of the week there has also appeared the first number for the Shaw University Medical, the Shaw University Journal. FISK ANNOUNCES LECTURE SERIES; DuBOIIS TO SPEAK Nashville, Tenn. — (A N P)—Announcement of the commencement of the University 1928-29 lecture series has just been made by the dean's office of Fisk University, and some of the leading scholars, artists, writers, and scientists of the world, as well as outstanding leaders in other walks of life. The series designed not only for the benefit of the Nashville public as contributions which will give value to these various authorities and in order to enhance benefits derived therefrom university is offering the lecture free. The school authorities expect these subjects as art, literature, history, science, travel, problems, travel, and international relations. They will comprise such subjects as art, literature, history, science, travel, problems, travel, and international relations. First the lecture of the series will be given by Dr. W. E. B Dubois on November 28, when he will lecture on "The Present Condition of Black African Americans." MUSIC FAILS TO CHARM Agriculture NOTE-If the articles appearing in this column suggest any particular question to your mind, or if you desire further information on the subject, please contact the Department of the Associated Negro Press, 3223 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, or Secretary, National Negro Business League, Tukeegue Institute, Alabama, or a communication to the Inquiry Dept., Chicago, Illinois, or Secretary, D. C., will be productive of the further information desired. HOW MUCH BUSINESS ARE WE DOING? In a survey made by the Associated Negro Press through this department, much information has been obtained from the principal sites of the nation's black industry. In industry, this writer hops to make interviews, writes reflections on readers of this column and takes on the same time a brief analysis of the facts of the program. It is our hope that the data thus presented will assist in determining the development and stimulate a friendly rivalry between cities for leadership and development. Acknowledgment is hereby made of the splendid cooperation given by those individuals who helped to commemorate the 100th questionnaires sent out by the department. It is our own endeavor to assist in lifting the Negro race from its present status in the world of com-munication importance. Our first report follows: Survey of Negroes, Ohio, Population, 22.18.11. In the field of retail trade Negroes occupy the grocery and markets, 3 music shops, 1 haberdashery, 25 restaurants, 12 oil they also own and operate 30 bar shops, 14 beauty parlors, 4 hotels, 6 association, 6 office buildings. There are two printing establishments, 1 brokerage firm, 1 manufactuer, 1 printing factory, and two photo studio. One of the home office here and three others at home office here. Interurban Services to down GALV every on the FROM 5 A. M. Interurban Service to downtown GALVESTON every hour on the hour METRO TRANSPORTATION Everyone likes a transportation service that adjusts itself to their convenience. That is what interurban service really does. So frequent does the interurban run between Houston and Galveston that you need not arrange your plans more than a few minutes before you leave! And, too, you get off right in the heart of the business district, giving you immediate access to downtown hotels, stores and office buildings. GALVESTON ELECTRIC R Fairfax 7171 and accident insurance companies make the city their headquarters and work with them to ensure that Columbus has 27 physicians, 20 lawyers, 17 dentists, 4 undertakers, 25 theatre operators, 1 ear, eye, nose and throat specialists, 3 chiropractists, and 3 osteopaths. There are 19 Negroes in the police department. Employment comes to the city from the postoffice and approximately 50 others holding positions in the city government. Employment comes to the city from the steel mills and the larger manufacturing industries. Club and a business and professional woman's club serve to encourage and expand the groups activities in business and industry. The Club League and the N. A. A. C. P. and numerous social agencies take care of the needs of some $50 small business enterprises in the city without a clothing store, no shoe store, and no organized trade groups. The professionals trade groups. The professional employment is not large as compared to employment in city and federal organizations in city and federal employment is not large as compared to employment in city and federal organizations among groups will increase the number of retail enterprises and enlarge the field of civil employment. LOST MOTHER IS SOUGHT Mra. Lael Willia, 2888 Maple St. Omaha, Neb., would be very grateful to anyone who can put her in touch with her. She would remember ever having seen the. The remember is to be able to hear in or was Hattie Jack and to be able of she was the 5th Woman. urban e downtown ESTON hour e hour TO 11:20 P.M. I-HOUSTON RAILWAY CO. Jeff L. Alexander, Mgr. Peace States Purposes In Announcement Philadelphia, Pa.—(ANP)—Launching a nationwide drive for members, the American Interracial Peace Committee, with headquarters here at 20 South Twelfth Street, issued a pamphlet recently setting forth the purpose of the organization and for the American Interracial Peace Committee is the joint effort of representative American Negroes working with the organization and for the American Friends Service Committee, to develop and enlist the active support of the purpose of America in the cause of peace. "It aims to promote the spirit of understanding and cooperation between the races in America, as the basic principle of the Christian faith." "It presents to the nation and to the world those talents and accomplishments of Negroes that may serve the Howard University Holds Convocation Washington, D. C.—(ANP)—Fully 150 delegates were present at the 1998 National Conference of the School of Religion, which convocation was held in the Andrew Rankin Memorial Church. At one of the sessions, the common factors in religion and medicine. An address was also made to the congregation of the Union on Theological Seminary, who spoke on "The Life of Prayer." A special treatment of mental adjustment was made by Dr. Wifred Richmond of St. Elizabeth Hospital, other speakers beamed at Harman Wood, district commissioner of the United States, J. A. Gregg of the African Methodist Episcopal, and the Rev. George Diffendergge of the Luther Place Memorial Church. REALTY COMPANY PLANS COLORED COLONY AND CLUB New Orleans, LA.—(ANP)—The Industrial City Company, which is organizing a college club and a country club and will give $2,500 a nucleus for the foundation derived from ten per cent of the members. Members of pre-organization consist of prominent citizens of the city, the Insurance Company, W. Lohen C. Lohen, U. S. comproller of customers, G. H. J. H. Insurance Company, A. Flynn, editor National Negro Voice; Victor P. Collins, superintendent People's Insurance Company; Lyse Jones, manager Eagle Insurance. Foster T. Jones, house surgeon; Dr. W. B. Jones, manager Eagle Insurance; Flint-Goodrich Hospital; P. R. Crutchfield, editor Louisiana Weekly, E. J. A. Sorrell, editor Southern Homely Philosophy GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON A trooper is a soldier, one who is able to understand and beat—courageously. A trooper serves wherever he may be, often far from the battle-front, and often in a home. He ever marches forward with no backward turning, often wounded, perhaps uncherished and without reason. He is valiant—you are valiant. Are you a trooper? CITY URGED TO HONOR VESTRIS COLORED HERO New York City—(ANP) In a letter to Mayor Walker, Herbert E. Nekoile, little brother of the city hall, urged the mayor to hold a public reception at the city hall in honor of Liechir Licharch, quarterman of the Ventura, who saved the lives of 20 people after the liner sank. "In recent years there have been receptions of the Ventura, who have the lives of various national, distinguished or heroic Americans, Gerber of various nations, others have been honored without bias or favor. Never, to my recollection, has a deserving colored man received an urge upon you the appropriateness and fairness of publicly recognizeth the heroic quarterman, a number of Negro quartermen, but an inspiring example of exceptional fortitude. As a further indication of appreciation a fund has been started by Nathan Straus, who gave $250 toward it, for Liechir and at midnight Saturday this fund had reached $872. MILLER SUGGESTS SANHEDRIN MEET Washington, D. C.—(ANP)—In an open letter to political leaders and in an effort to increase interest in the political advancement of the Negro, Dr Kelly Miller, dean of Howard University, urges the rebuff. 'HENKE & ENKE & PILLOT HENKE & PILLOT, Inc. HP MILAM AND CONGRESS 806 to 2816 Travis Street Washington Ave. at S. P. Cross in supply you with your entire requirement thanksgiving table. We have a splendid of Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds. We complete supply of Live and Dressed H 2806 to 2816 Washington Ave. We can supply you with you your Thanksgiving table. ment of Fruits and Vegeta have a complete supply of We can supply you with your entire requirements for your Thanksgiving table. We have a splendid assortment of Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds. 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BANDS ARE ENTIRELY EQUIPPED WITH HOLTON'S WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG State Agents HOLTON BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS 916 CAPITOL AVENUE of the Negro Seminole to consider the political future of the Negro race. "Now is the time to begin," declared Dr. Miller. "It is needed to wait as we did during Coolidge's administration, until the political conventions have been called and platform formulations be the time is good ripe for united political counsel looking to the future." PILLOT, luc. Travis Street at S. P. Crossing our entire requirements for We have a splendid assort- tles of all kinds. We also Live and Dressed Poultry. Prairie View Wiley Illion View Livingston Singleton Right End Calhoun Moseley Right Tackle Franklin Prince Right Guard Kinmon Bates Center Redd Banks Left Guard Garrett Slater Left Tackle Gray Lewis Quarterback Johnson Turner Right Halfback Harriss Mason (Otis) Davis Marks Left Halfback Harding Marks Fullback Officials: Brashear (Lincoln) referee; Pendleton (Bishop) umpire; Harris (Bishop) bishop Heiman. Game by quarters: Wiley 0 6 3 4 6-19 Prairie View 6 9 0 1-15 CORSICANA SPORTS POTPOURRI POKEEN STRAIGHTENED HAIR WITHOUT NOT-IN-STORE-TO-POWER FOUNDATION POKEEN STRAIGHTENED HAIR WITHOUT NOT-IN-STORE-TO-POWER FOUNDATION AND TEMPERATURE—10°C—TO-IN-STORE-TO-POWER FOUNDATION SEND NO MONEY, WRITE AT ONCE FOR FREE SAMPLES, TO KEYSTONE LABORATORIES—Bax 2005, Memphis, Tenn. A. U. CROWNED CITY CHAMPION; DEFEATS CLARK Atlanta, Ga.-Clark and a nalta universities of Atlanta, met at Spiller College to discuss the formation of the championship and the Crismon hurricane of Atlanta University. The team, led by the conference conference conference record clean and also taking possession of the trophy offer, met at Spiller College. Several times Clark was in scoring distance, only to lose the ball on honeysuckle fifteen or twenty yards back of their opponent, charging at the charging of the Atlanta University line. Atlanta University quarterback, playing his last season, scored the only marker of the game, giving his touchdown from the 1-foot line. Atlanta University had been advanced to the point from straight line bucks, delayed bucks and quarterback snaps. Atlanta Clark, began instantiating in the game, using all of his "homemade bucks," only to find that the Atlanta line was promptly put out by a hole. Cocky Duke "star performer" for Clark, was injected into the ball, and the ball flew field, but to no advantage - Alkens Harrice was sweeping! McPherson and Wiggins were concurring, while the playing of Pierce at tackle was outstanding. McPherson and Wiggins were concurring, while the playing of Pierce at tackle was outstanding. In the third quarter, DuPree picked 33 yards to the Atlanta 12-yard line, starting a silly that looked like a tie in worth, and Atlanta line for its downs, showing a loss of eight yards for Clark. A approximately 0,060 football队 has a thrill each minute of the game, either by the players themselves, or by the rooters in the stands who kept a constant dint for their respective worthy of having a title at stake. TUSKEGEE HELD IN 6-6 DEADLOCK BY NORMALITES TUSKEGEE HELD IN 6-6 DEADLOCK BY NORMALITES Shanklin Is Big Hero With the oval on the 22-yard line Shanklin took the leather on a criss-crook play and raced straight into the field until he had a clear field and then he sped unmounted toward the south goal to place-kick and the oval high to place-kick and the uprighties by inches warrants the ball. A tochown did not deter the spirit and they rallied to a cause that was far from lost. After Hall had received Tuskegge's kick to start the third Hardware-Rachan Tailor Shop is conducting a "Theme" content among the players and second series will be awarded. Dragons Prepare For Panther Meat In Annual Battle Dragons Prepare For Panther Meat In Annual Battle Austin, Tex.-Couch E. C. ("Pops") Turcer, the mentor of Samuel Haston in the way in a laying loose a loss of the tactics and methods of attack of the Panthers on December 15, December 29, with Coach Jimmy Law's Prairie View Panthers. It is true that at the beginning of the season, because of the loss of so many of the veteran players, such as Owen Awen, Alexander, and "Pops" has developed out of a chase machine that is ge- nated to win the Dragon stadium, which will be well filled with "old grades," ex- hausted players, and will gather the Capital City from all over the state and adjunct states to witness the greatest col- lection of sports as played by these two teams. The almost complete newness of the capacity of nibbling the coveted championship season, but such an offensive aggregation has been developed that the game is going to attack from most any angle. The Panthers, too, are far away from the game that the game is going to be one of the most spectacular sort for the spec- tator who loves action and plenty of An open game is expected with plenty of kicking, numerous end runs and a system will not be used much, very likely, as that seems to be the weak point. He will handle the ball with Rustin and Hardman handling the ball from center. Elliott and Tucker, the plunging Brown, the flashing grayer, has ripped off long gains around ends. Sharp will probably see the game from an injury, while "Ogar" Davis, who is playing his last game of college basketball on the end, giving the Panthers plenty of trouble on Lyons, the second "galloping run" for an occult touch CONFERENCE RESULTS FARM AGENT KILLED Gildings, Texas.—Prof. U. G. Hill who wasid at Athens at Abtle last year died of a stroke. A paucity of county farm demonstrators was for years principal and vocational school. The people of this community learned to love and respect this school, and they made the much for the uplift of his people. period and was沉废 on the 27-yard line, a pass netted Normal 11失败, but their line threats failed, and Moor's boy caused the simultaneous by Milehill Hall and Boyd causing the great Tuskegee uprising on Tusky's 30-yard stripe. Lewis bowed a pass that M. Brown cleared the pandemonium broke out in the Northern cheering section. Lewis and Colley added two more but Lewis failed to carry it over in two tries, a great that was Steve Gets Off Bad Punts Stevenson then got off his worst kick of the game, booting the ball to the hoop. He was then given another overheard attack only to be hurled back on the Y-ark mark. It was Britton who batted the last play in the game, and Lewis passed to Moore whose fingers touched the ball and deflected it into the outstretched hands of Brown who had taken the ball. Moore tackled for four, Colley added three more and a short line, Lewis to Moore, placed the oval one last time and it was not to be. MAROON TIGERS TROUNCESMITH GRIDDERS, 19-13 Charlotte, N. C. — The Morehouse Tigers clawed their way to a victory over oak篮 warriors of Johns Hopkins in a game on Sunday. Coach Harvey surprised the spectators by sending in a second team of players, but the team lost the necessary punch to see after-sleep up and down the field in the first quarter, Smith finally broke the ice by registering a mark of 15. The team was paced of series of pains and off-take plays. The try for extra point was missed when the ball was rushed and marched straight down the field from the kick off to the goal. The team was beautiful pass from Moseley behind the goal. The extra point was missed in the second half teams opened up a passing attack which was very third quarter on a 30 yard pass from Sanders to Ellis, who caught the ball and kicked it extra long. The fourth quarter opened Stiele of Smith received a long pass and was downed by a score. The three several plays Hall carried the ball to a score. A victory made 13 goals. With four minutes to play, James seventeen-year old backlash, took a look at the scoreboard and after a clever piece of work with his feet and hands, crested the goal line with the winning score. Mosely took the offensive work of Sunders, Edmonds, Dummeur, Ellis, and James for Morehouse, and Steele, Hall and Biggs for Smith was outstanding. James was wore terrors on defense for the Tigers. FISK BULLDOGS BITE KNOXVILLE VERY SAVAGELY FISK BULLDOGS BITE KNOXVILLE VERY SAVAGELY Knoxville started the second half with a rink, Pegue, C. Gros, and T. Gross, who held the gold and blue defense line where the gold and blue defense stiffened and held the visiting 40-yard line. Knoxville failed to make any appreciable gains, and Yost punted to her 28-yard line where Knoxville punted down as the third quarter ended. As the fourth quarter began it was purely defensive game. Knoxville made first down time and time again only to lose the ball on downs as the Knoxville offense was pushed deeper into their territory. Sampson, Gaither, C. Gros, T. Gross, and C. Gross made several runs of 15 to 10 while T. Gross made some excellent returns returning Yost's punt. Odum and Cary starred in the Knoxville College. The vaulted Gee-Tooth-Throhl combination worked splendidly for the line plinging. Bass'苦感 tackling was a feature of the game. Doyle, Willey, and Cary were much to bring the score up for Fish. BAPSTISTS RAISED $9,000 AT RECENT ARKANSAS MEET Hot Spring, Arkansas — (ANP) and missionary work marked the closing of the sixty-first annual session of the Convention, which opened here Tuesday. The sessions were replete with activities that increased in membership and advancement of the educational work. The increase in membership and advancement of the educational work. The report of the work being done by the Baptist College, located at Little Home missions and foreign missions were stressed at every session and it was the work that the closing rally was held. Dr. J. R. Jamerson of Little Rock, was president to serve his sixth term. BISHOP BEARS DEFEAT JARVIS BY BIG SCORE BISHOP BEARS DEFEAT JARVIS BY BIG SCORE (B. C. F. RICHARDSON, Jr.) Marshall, Texas. The Bishop College freshman class held its regular weekly meeting and made some plans to college. The president said that one of the students who had to go home to attend the meeting and on the road to recovery. This news was certainly appreciated by the college, as all were anxious for the Bears to attend the Bear squandr and the captain and coach on the field last week. Quite a few students were over to the college the day prior to the game. We also had an assistant coach of the star Bears of Coricannan. The same are the representatives of Jack Eckert and the team that will graduate plan to enter Bishop next year. Coach Penny Eckert is also a member of the mythical greatest quarterback that Bishop ever students went to see the Prairie View game Thursday. The Bears dearest student was Derek "Dick" Rand the scoring rampage being able assisted by the remainder of the Bishop eleven. N. O. DOCK WORKERS HAVE COURT FIGHT New Orleans, La.—(AIP)-Eight members of Local No. 21, Longshoremen Union Benefit Association, Association of the Dues, and a wirt of mandatum Saturday to compel the association to issue members' claims. They claim that the union officers refused to give them cards upon presentation of their dues because they were not required to make new applications if they wanted to get back into the organization. The petitioners, however, claim that the dues were not required to make their them, and they told the officers to detain their dues and give them the rest of their dues. The court was rev. Thomas Clark, Glauce Breaux, George Forest, Sr. 2, of New Orleans. The court was rev. William Willis, Jack Johnson and W. Turner Houston Churches Gentil George That Won't Come WHY IS IT? Godfrey has beaten He has licked nearly fought. He has scored 50 kno He stands 6 feet, 4 in He weighs 240 pound He is not "yellow." BU He Will Never Be BUT York Rite Masons Heroines of Jericho Meet Here Dec.10 Free and Accepted Jericho York Masons and Herodes of Jericho will convene in their annual grand conference 1928, at their temple, Nance Avenue and Sydnor Street, at 8 a.m. Monday in December, Rev. W. O. Huntter, grand jericho, will attend St. John Union Grand Court from refreshment to labor, and in keeping with custom, most worthful grand master of the State of Texas, Grand Master Adams inlodge in a form example. Simultaneously, Mrs. P. M. Jordan, grand jericho, will open the grand inlodge form. Grand Opening The grand inlodge will be held at M. Olive Baptist Church, corner of Meadow and Giffillus street, Monday night. December 16, 1928, at 8 p.m. in well organized and popular church in Fifth street. The program will begin promptly at 8 a.m. The people within the city will program will begin promptly from time to time look forward to the grand opening program with great anticipation because of the high class program in these on these occasions. The program committee has appointed the strong program in having some of the best prepared and well informed participants to app Since the last grand annual communication seven master masons have been invited to attend the grand master will recommend a ledge of sorrow, and a fitting night at the grand master's night at the grand lodge. The public is cordially invited to attend the lodge. The banquet will be given Thursday night during the session. This occasion will not only furnish a amputated menu but will afford an opportunity to socialize. The committee on decoration and the banquet are working together to make this one of the grandest affairs of the season. To Be Present Prof. S. S. Simmons, national grand master, Atlanta, Ga.; Prof. J. H. Foster, national grand high priest, Perry Grand Joshua, Chicago, Ill.; will be present sometime during the grand session and give lectures in their rehearsal. A. M. E. CHURCH HOLDS Will Go Be Work weight W. Rollo and tells the a Big George G the Smile LOVE W Renault. every one he has buckouts. mches. ids. T Champion II CHOCOL Finish IN PRAN MODERN Picture AND ST DREAM A DEAL A SH HOW TO HOW LOW ED IN S H Memorial Service You would thank God, too, if you really knew the number of young folks made happy by the College Junior College; if you really knew that the college has increased in size and in number, if you really knew that to 225; if you really knew that the Houston school board has provided our group the only college of its kind in the United States; if you only knew the service the institution is requiring to this community; if you only knew the faculty members and instructors of the college, if you not know how the Houston Sentile, the Houston Inferior, the American Mutual, the Lincoln Theatre, and all the public schools have given their generous support to the campus that the university club has also assisted in a material way. Let us all thank God for this kindness in giving us an abundant harvest in this the first years work of the Houston Colored Junior College. Second Popularity Contest The athletic department is staging a $1,000 drive for athletic equipment. The school has been divided into six groups sponsored by a faculty member, two groups sponsored by a faculty member, their sponsors have been named: Slim Cahey, E. E. Clark, sponsor; Tilly Calder, E. E. Clark, sponsor; Mattie Simmons, E. A Perry, sponsor; Annie Ross, Mrs. Cress, Constitution Thompson, sponsor; Gladys Jones, Miss Elise Tilly. Each vote will help a worthy student gain a scholarship, and you may be a beautiful Christmas hat from Tilly Tilly's Shoppe for 10 cents-Reporter. Who Is Your Skinny Friend, Ethel? Tell him to take McCoy's Tablets for a few weeks and, get enough good health flesh on his bones to look like a real man. Tell him that the whole country has McCoy's as the one great flesh builder. Tell him that thousands of man and women once just as thin as he are now proud of their well-knit, attractive One this woman put on 15 pounds in McCoy takes all the risk. His irreclined guarantee. If after tearing up or two dollars, or 2 one dollar bacon skin, underweight man or woman has marked improvement in health—years, money will be refunded. June and July tables. Distributed by McCoy's Laboratories, Inc., also distribution. McCoy's Cod Liver Oil—half price. Godfrey Ever World's Heavy- t Champion? No Wilson Says "NO!" e amazing reason why Godfrey cannot make the grade. CONTENTS VE WINS A BAB STORY BY: NINA STOCKER ENSHINING A HOUSE ON $300 BY: PALESTINE WELZ POLICY BABY OF THE GREAT BROOK BY: SAMUEL L. BROOKER OF THE DERN GIRL BY: MISS JULIA JEROME TUITURES OF SOCIETY SOCIAL CULTURE AM INTERPRETATION BY ALL YOUSSEF MOHAMMED MAIL IN TRUCK CHRISTMAS CARDS best of all, a telephone call will bring our representative to your house with samples and suggestions that will make it easy for you to make a selection. Prices range from 5c to 50c. Get this much of your Christmas shopping out of the way before the holiday rush. The Republican party cannot sweep the Nebraska's Negro vote. Oh, yes, it is what they can, but try it. It can't be fad. Secondly, what does the Negro want politically? He wants his rights as a farmer, a laborer, a politician, for a few politicians. That's what he wants. Thirdly, he wants, general relief for the poor, personal rewards for party loyalty. He will therefore call upon the Re- publican party to: 1. Lose constitution and all of the amendments. Congress the infrastructure Commission to make the railroads operating accommodations for the races on the trains and in waiting rooms. The trains carry highway railway. They charge the railroads and gage their cattle accommodations. We thank our organization in the departments at Washington. ( a ) Appoint a national, non-partisan, biracial welfare commission whose investigations and practical suggestions that will give relief from: ( a ) Disadvantages of certain situations in travel; ( c ) congregation in federal departments; ( d ) race discrimination in civil service appointments; ( e ) discrimination in work of fields and disasters; ( i ) unequal opportunity in times of war in army, navy and aerial service. Appoint two colored women, specialists to work in the children's bureau and the women's bureau, the for- CHRIS best of all, a tive to your h will make it e range from 50 shopping out WEBSTER 409-11 SMITH MAIL OR ERHAPS you haven't even thought of your Christmas cards yet, but you are going to order some between now and Christmas, so why not have it over with? Our stock is all clean and fresh; beautiful new designs, and mer for child welfare and the latter for industrial and economic welfare both of which require highly trained women and their work among colored women and children would parallel the work that the two bureaus, primarily for white children and women intolerably for colored cessions and needs among the children and women of the Negro race justify opposition to the bureaus. Politicians need not try to further deceive the Republican party by try to oppose the bureaus' cessions, corships, registration, ministership, assistantship, or any of the usual appoaches to the Negro race as substitutes for simple justice and equal opportunity. Proper time and in the proper way the men and women who are seeking relief for the masses from their place their case, secure the backers' Negro organization, political, both political and petition-based, and the petition-based and the petition executive and seek work for redress. In preparation for more effective action the country should keep all of their political clubs infact, hold regular meetings, and enlighten and empower them thereby build up a vigorous morale and be ready now. The 'fireworks' four years now. The breaking up of the "solid South" so-called "white colony" left it uneven, not, and the building up of a two-party government in the South remains a challenge. As long as the South remains a government of white men, by white people, the government of the people, by the people and for the people, the Negro in the South remains an American citizen nor receive anything like just consideration in distribution of funds from the taxes paid by the people to pay education, protection, and general welfare. With the ballot in his hand he has a weapon of defense, protection and education. He can vote and he will learn to use it wisely. Regardless of the cost to the Negro we have held in the two political sectors we have held in the two political sectors for party fealty, the gain to the race in a two-party government will be south in a two-party government will transcendently more than all the jobs given to a Negro politician who would not be able to work, who would never be able to build up a political organization, thereby deliver their race from political bondage. Only one Negro, Bob Negro, would be able to build up a fighting organization. The only hope for a semblance of Negroism in a two-party government. It is an American ideal and without it Negro is in a democracy, it is half-democracy, half-bigarchy. On with the two-party Negroes who they use as political representatives in congress who ride into office on the backs of Negroes whom they use as political representatives. Since the Negro vote won the Republic party win the 1928 victory, the question has been asked again and again, what does it profit the Negro ```markdown ``` By BETTY BARCLAY The Receipt Service Co. of 1861 East Tampa Philadelphia Penn, from whom this list derives, is applying in this publication are procured, purchases each month a prize winning housewives who follow this column. Check for this month goes to Frankford, Penn, for the following very excellent SandWICH FILLING One pound of mixed nuts (be careful to keep small particles of shredded nuts) in a cup seedless raisins. 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WILD WEST RELISH 3 dozen sweet cucumber pickles, sliced 1 pound puffed raisins. Vinegar to cover Place all ingredients, except celery, in a large bowl with vinegar and cook one-half hour with moderate flame. When cold remove the vinegar and inoculate in sterilized jars and seal, as for canned fruit. Mix with water to make 2 quarts more m rich, relish, depending upon size of pickles used. PENNSYLVANIA COLE SLAW Put two pounds of firm, crisp cabbage on the slicer. Add a dressing made from vinegar. Cook slowly for few minutes until thoroughly mixed. Stir tablepoonful of water and cook for five minutes over slow fire. Cool, thin with cream, then pour over sliced cabbage and mix the sauce to give his vote to keep the Republican party in power? Here is the answer. He voted for the race, against the party. In this campaign the Negro voted against Democratic party's vote for the race, against tampering with the election. He created a crease of the emigration quota, against tinkering with the tariff, against a majority of the United States. The Negro simply voted for the strongest platfrom of the United States. The Negro gave his vote to Herbert Hoover, because Mr. Hoover stood four-squares on the strong platform of the Negro, and he would equal opportunities to all, regardless of faith or race. The American Negro will be satisfied with nothing less. ARDS RED BEANS AND RICE (A Famous Creole Combination) Soak the beans over night, or for at least six hours. Then simmer for 10 minutes in the boiling water. The beans will then be cooked in the boiling water, the red pepper, and continue the simmering process for two hours longer. Serve with the beans and the curry and the beans, not only food, particularly well balanced. A pound of well melted butter, not too much, bove, coving, excluding the onion. The minced onion entirely simmered in the simmering and makes a delicious sauce. 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WINSLOW'S STRUP DANIELS & PHILLIPS He plants it carefully in the "good ground"—in the places where because of favorable conditions it has a chance to bear a harvest of consumer results. He uses newspaper advertising because through the newspapers he covers complete and accurate information, to be right places for his product to flourish. AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER $10,000 Mr. Bus According to local between 60,000 and nearly one-fourth of the population, these people be trading in Houston aggregate, with the figure on the pending for necessities and $195,000 spent of our population. For 52 weeks—cizens spend between cities alone. This staggering money invested in of automobiles and other household needs. More Negroes than in any other city than in any other city. HOUSTON NEIGHBOR SPEND MORE MORE OTHER CITY IN How much of the month and year? Have you ever c your effort to land? Do you think a g each year, a business 10,140 Mr. Business M According to local population estimate between 60,000 and 65,000 colored city, nearly one-fourth of the city's population. These people believe in and practice trading in Houston, and daily spend has aggregate, with the business concerns. Figured on the basis of $3 per person ended for necessities and we have and $195,000 spent in Houston every week our population. For 52 weeks—one calendar year—tons spend between $9,360,000 and $10,000 ties alone. This staggering figure does not include money invested in homes and real estate, automobiles and accessories, furnishers household necessities and luxuries. More Negroes own homes and auto than in any other city its size in A HOUSTON NEGROES EARN MORE SPEND MORE MONEY THAN NEVER CITY IN TEXAS OR THE SOUTH. How much of this business are you going month and year? Have you ever considered the Negro our effort to land and maintain? Do you think a group which spends $ each year, a business asset or liability? $10,140,000 Mr. Business Man: According to local population estimates, Houston has between 60,000 and 65,000 colored citizens, who form nearly one-fourth of the city's population. These people believe in and practice the doctrine of trading in Houston, and daily spend huge sums, in the aggregate, with the business concerns of this city. Figured on the basis of $3 per person, per week, expended for necessities and we have between $180,000 and $195,000 spent in Houston every week by this group of our population. For 52 weeks—one calendar year—these colored citizens spend between $9,360,000 and $10,140,000 for necessities alone. This staggering figure does not include the amount of money invested in homes and real estate, in the purchase of automobiles and accessories, furniture, radios and other household necessities and luxuries. More Negroes own homes and automobiles in Houston than in any other city its size in America. HOUSTON NEGROES EARN MORE MONEY AND SPEND MORE MONEY THAN NEGROES IN ANY OTHER CITY IN TEXAS OR THE SOUTHWEST. How much of this business are you getting each week, month and year? Have you ever considered the Negro's business worth your effort to land and maintain? Do you think a group which spends $10,000,000 locally, each year, a business asset or liability? Do you want some of this business? If you do, bear buyers—both actu by soliciting and newspaper, which journal printed in If you do, bear in mind that a large buyers-both actual and potential-carry soliciting and seeking their business newspaper, which reaches more Negro Journal printed in Houston. If you do, bear in mind that a large number of these buyers—both actual and potential—can best be reached by soliciting and seeking their business in this racial newspaper, which reaches more Negroes than any other journal printed in Houston. AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY Webster-Richardson Publishing Co., Inc. Preston 1243-7560 409 Smith St. Pythians Purchase Band Instruments From Chas. Parker Music Company HANIE REGIAK THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1928 That the colored musicians of Houston and its environs have found what they consider the one place in Texas where the best in musical instruments can be purchased at rates which are made with high quality and cost of moderate means, is attested to by the large and growing list of customers who have made purchases, from the Chas, Parker Music Company, 9f6 Capitol Avenue. Purchases made by the following patrons aggregate perhaps more than $50,000: W. S. Willis, Thomas Speaks in Achievement Week Broadcast Effort "con丝蒂 White, Leading Lady in her own 'Big Jambores Company.'" TEMPORARY CITY CITY CITY THE BEST SCHOOL FOR YOU FIRST IN INFLUENCE—PAGE SEVEN and Instruments Music Company Dallas; John White Housen; J. C Edwards, Marshall; A. D. Ewell, Houston; Rev Roy D. Merrison, Marshall; O. Wattie, Cuerzo; Charles Lee, C. W. Custer; Charles shall; J. W. Hopkins, Housen; J. W. Coleman, Galveston; W. H. Mitchell Missouri; Booster's Band, King- ville; Prairie View State College the Missouri Booster's Band, Yokum- kane; Mahone E. M. Harper, Yokum- kane; C. C. Sudduth, Beaumont col orchestra, some of which are claused in the heat of the state. These and hundreds of others speak for the Forker Music Company in the smaller terms of publication for their benefit. A set of thirty八〇 instrument pieces was purchased this month by the Regiment Band, Knights of the Order of the Holy Cross, the general chapman, John White. Both buyer and seller express the pleasure it constitutes of the finest quality of instruments that money can buy. In addition to the customers named above there is a large number of color-There are upwards of 12,000,000 of citizens of America, represent many types and race-elementes of this number approximately 15,000,000 are members of the Negro race and perhaps a variety of other represent various races have indeed and in fact minority and degree is isolated geographically from the other. There is a great white world. This is so nearly true that it is possible for a member of one group to live a life fine and tender considerate and kind during his day and generation and die practically unknown to the members composed of young college men from the Negro race, has inaugurated a National Service of which various groups and agencies are employed in the service of which people and the people of the world are some of the outnumbered agencies of the world. "The service has identified itself with every phase of American life and in the Negro communities can be agencies, institutions and enterprises that obtain in the white communities forced isolation geographically, be thought, ideals and orientation he has a real sense of a fullfledged citizen. "The textbooks in our public schools omit almost entirely any commendable or helpful information about Negroes. Therefore all of our school textbooks acquire normal intelligence in reference to the accomplishments of the Negro through the public school system." He then gave specific examples and recommendations for the development of made or achieved directional goals of their contributions of the field of patriotic education, finance, education, art, prevention, economics, industry, science, religion, medicine and race relations. In spite of the fact that a radical change in the public press toward the Negro in recent years, the amount of space available to worthwhile accomplishments and constructive endeavors of the Negro in reading public see very little concern him in connection with his other phase of disorderly conduct. VESTIRS BEND ON STAGE New York, NY (ANP) - Ready for the opening of the reef, Vestir's screen presents one hundred dancers and performers best known for their theater and at the Hippodrome Theater, in a appartment in the heart of the city. The stage is reconstituted of fourteen persons in the screen. "On this account the Omega Psi Phi fraternity, a Greek - letter fraternity Exelento Beauty Preparations amous actresses, society women and men have elento preparations. For 20 years famous actresses, society and business women and men have praised Exelento preparations. Compare Exelento products with any other 25c seller and you will join the thousands of other satisfied users. 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It was a political miracle. It is a waste of trying explain how it happened, trying explain how it happened, and nobody could stop it. Show that a grand and glorious victory has been achieved in the name of God. Tell someone to hag the victory. We cannot say that this great victory is attributable to any one source. Every help helped. Take your share of the victory. & Compel the Interstate Commission to make the railroads operate efficiently, and equip accommodations for the races on trains and in waiting rooms. The railroads are guilty of highway robbery, and they are also guilty of giving them cattle accommodation. Take up segregation in the deserts at Washington. in the departments at Washington, D.C., and Aptomant, non-partisan, duty it will be to make unbiased investigations and practical suggestions in the franchisement. (b) unequal accommodation in travel; (c) congregation in travel; (d) continuation in civil service *appointment* continuation in civil service *appointment* work in times of floods and disasters. (i) unequal opportunity in times of war in army, navy and aerial service. 5. Appoint two colored women, specialists, to work in the children's bureau and the women's bureau, the for- ERHAPS you haven't even thought of your Christmas cards yet, but you are going to order some between now and Christmas, so why not have it over with? Our stock is all clean and fresh; beautiful new designs, and mer for child welfare and the latter for industrial and economic welfare women require highly trained women and their work among colored women and white women. It is being done by the heads of these two bureaus, primarily for white children and women incidentally for co-education and needs among the children and women of the Negro race justice tribunals. Politicians need not try to further deceive the Republican party by try to "appoint" even a few activists to the Negro race tribunals, subutes for simple justice and equal opportunity. Proper time and in the proper way the men and women who are seeking relief for the masses from poverty must put case, secure the backing ever* Negro organization, political, executive and seek work for redress. preparation for more effective action. The country should keep all of their political clubs intact, hold regular meetings and enlightenment and thereby build up a vigorous morale and be prepared for the "fireworks" four years from now. The breaking up of the "solid" government, it leave now or not, and the building up of a two-party government in the South remains a challenge. As long as the South remains a government of white men, by white government of the people, by the people and for the people, the Negro in the South remains an American citizen not receive anything like just consideration in taxes which he pays for public education, protection, and general welfare. With the ballot in his hand he has a weapon of defense, protection and protection, and he will learn to use it wisely. Regardless of the cost to the Negro held in the South as political rewards for party fealty, the gain to the race of the Negro will be a two-party government will be worth transcendently more than all the jobs citizens who have not been able and who would never be able to build up a two-party government thereby offer their race from political bondage. Only one Negro, Bob Nebo, will be able to build up a fighting organization. The only hope for a semblance of even handed justice for the Southern states is an American ideal and government. It is an American ideal and two parties this country is not a democracy. It is half-democracy aid half-democracy. It is half-democracy government in the South or out with some of the representatives in congress who ride into office on the backs of those whom they use as political ponies. Since the Negro vote helped the Republic party win the 1928 victory, the South has been again, what does it do profit the Negro The Receipt Service Co. of 1841 East Toga Street, Philadelphia, Penn, from the 1841 edition of this publication are procured, purified, and prepared for the recipe submitted by the housewives who follow this column. The recipe is to Frank Penn, for the following very ex- SANDWICH FILLING One pound of mixed nuts (be careful to keep small particles of shell from cup seeded nuts). Grind together in a food grinder, add a little salt and cup seeded nuts. Work together very thoroughly, place in a glass container and keep in a bowl. 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WILD WEST RELISH 3 dozen sweet cucumber slices, pickled 1 pound puffed raisins Vinegar to cover Place all ingredients, except celery, in a large, lightly lined kettle with vinegar and with sugar. Cover with a moderate flame. When cold put in sterilized jars and asak for can in sterilized jars and will make 2 quarts more of rich flour, depending upon size of pickles used. PENNSYLVANIA COLE SAW Put two pounds of firm, crisp cabbage in a slicer. Add a dressing made from: Cook slowly for few minutes until thoroughly mixed. Stir tablespoonfuls of the mixture and cook for five minutes over slow fire. Cool, thin with cream, then pour over sliced cabbage and mix the sauce to give his vote to keep the Republican party in power? Here is the answer. He wins, for his race, against tampering with the campaign. In this campaign, the crease of the emigration quake, against tinkering with the tariff, against a demand of the United States. The Negro simply voted for the strongest platfrom of the United States. The Negro gave his vote to Herbert Hoover, because Mr. Hoover stood four-square on the strong platform of the Negro, and he would equal opportunities to all, regardless of faith or race. The American Negro nothing more and will be satisfied. ARDS Soak the beans over night, or for four hours or more in two or three inches of water. The beans will then be soaked in a large red pepper, and continue the shrimping process for two hours longer. The shrimping process is not only good but particularly well balanced. A pound of beans is not good for the above seasoning, excluding the onion. The minced onion entirely is used in the shrimping and makes a delicious dish. 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SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Cash in Advance) One Year, $129, 9 months, $169, 1 month, $128, single copy, ic (300) Western: 608 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill.; Eastern: 551 Fifth Avenue, New York City; Southern: 210 Walton Building, Atlanta, Ga. IMPORTANT! Always demand a receipt when paying your subscription to The Houston Informer, and no subscriptions to unauthorized representatives. All daily appointed agents of the Informer will have receipt books. Protect your interests, as well as cars, by insisting upon a receipt and keeping name when obtained. ANY MAN WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TO SHED his BLOOD FOR HIS COUNTRY, IS GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GIVEN A SQUARE DEAL AFTERWARDS. NO MAN IS ENTITLED TO MORE AND NO MAN SHOULD RECEIVE LESS--ROOSEVELT. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1928 DOES IT MEAN A NEW TEXAS PARTY? Does the declaration of principles set forth here last Saturday night, at the banquet hall honoring Alvin S. Moody, state leader of the anti-Smith Democrats in the recent presidential campaign, mean that Texas is to have a new political party? From press reports of the banquet, attended by hundreds of Democrats of Texas, the leaders proposed a statewide organization of Democrats in the faces of the Democratic party in Texas who are "determined to rid the Democratic party of Tammany Hall control and to promote moral issues in politics and government." Does this proposal amount to the perpetuation of the anti-Smith organization in Texas? Are we to have two strong contending Democratic parties in this state, or will the "dove of peace" again occupy a lofty place of democratic standards in the Lone Star State? According to the news, this now (1) political party is to be composed of Democrats, although an auxiliary organization of non-Democrats may be formed later, if desired. Read this militant note sounded in the declaration of principles: "Another specific purpose will be to safeguard the primary and rights of all Hoover Democrats in Texas, and to drive from possession the leadership every man who would take away of those rights." The leaders of the proposed party declared that men would be elected to state and county offices "who can be trusted to put principle above party," and only men would occupy party posts whom we can trust to short from the housetops when party princes become by false party leadership. Does this organization of the "moral forces of the Democratic party" intend to do battle against the regular (Smith-Dowdy-Wilcox) faction? Does this action mean that the anti-Smith Democrats will bring out a full state ticket in 1930? Does it indicate that Senator Morris Sheppard, Texas' senior in the upper house of congress—father of the dry amendment, and former governor Smith—will be opposed by anti-Smith group? Will Governor Dan Moody be opposed in 1930, if he should seek the senatorial toga now worn by Senator Sheppard? Will the anti-Smith blower center its strength upon some outstanding Democratic Texan who opposed the nomination and election of the Gotham governor as president of the union? In the senatorial, congressional, gubernational, state and county in 1930, will this proposed political organization of anti-Smith Democrats be promoted in public office, and will this newly formed organization back only those candidates who were antagonistic to the New York governor's presidential candidacy? In other words, has the Texas house of "Democracy" divided and come to the parting of the ways, or will the Smith Democrats hold the "white flag", and accede to the peace terms submitted and promulgated by the anti-Smith forces? In other words, will the anti-Smith democracy, will unabundantly be determined within the next biennium. At this stage of the game (judging from recent presidential election returns in this state and the small number of Texans who voted for the reelection of Governor Moody), it appears as if the anti-Smith Democrats have the whip hand over the Smith Democrats; and it will be interesting to watch and await political developments in the former banner Democratic state of the country, which recently gave its twenty electoral votes to a Republican nominee for the first time in the political history of the state. Well, politics not only makes some strange bedfellows, but politics makes 'some fellows cut some curious capes and do some dumb tricks.' TAMPERING WITH CONGRESSIONAL VOTES According to newspaper reports, the congressional elections investigation committee may be asked to probe alleged irregularities and tampering with ballots in the recent congressional race between Congressman Harry M. Wurzbach, Republican, and Judge Robert Haskey, Democrat, in the Fourteenth congressional district of Texas. The tabulated returns of election officials showed that the Republican representative had been reelected over his strong Democratic opponent; but Bexar County commissioners' court, composed of Democrats, later canvassed the election returns and correlated them with the returns. The congressman and his supporters content that the Bexar County (San Antonio) ballots were tampered with; that envelopes containing the ballots were opened and votes cast for Congressman Wurzbach removed before the commissioners' court canvassed the returns. In addition, it is being charged that certain Democratic voters in Bexar County are trying to "steal" the election from the Republican congressman, and many election officials have already justified that hundreds of ballots are missing from election returns. The Bexar County district attorney has appointed a special counsel and numerous witnesses, most of whom were former officials at the general election, have already been submitted before this inquisitorial body and given much evidence and rank violations of the election laws of the state and na- The civil clerk of Bexar County has testified that on the face of election returns submitted to and tabulated by his office. Congressman Wurzbach was reelected. This clerk further averred that figures on returns as canvassed by the county commissioners' court, which awarded the election to the San Antonio Democrat, did not tally with the entries in his office, made when the returns were brought into his office on election day. From the evidence thus far adduced, it is charged that the ballots were tampered with after having been placed in the court house vaults; that sufficient ballot was "missing" to insure the defeat of the Seguin Republican. If the state does not find sufficient grounds on which to bring criminal action against certain Bexar County and San Antonio counties, then federal election irregularities, it is not improbable that the federal commissioner will be held accountable; since the post is a federal office and early comes within the purview of the federal court and the United States congress. Really, isn't it strangely fine how our Dixie Democrats are always opposing and objecting to Negroes participating in politics on the ground of the black man's susceptibility to crookedness and graft, while these same Democrats are so often guilty of deeds, that these same charges to the Negro race during the darkest days of reconstitution? If there were any tampering with the ballots in the congressional race in Bexar County, the guilty culpits should feel the strong arm of the law, and they should be placed behind prison walls. Finally, isn't it awful that Democrats, in the erstwhile premier Democratic stronghold of America (Texas), find it necessary to impeach an election in order to defeat a Republican congressional candidate and make possible the questionable election of a Democrat? FEW JOBS OR FULL JUSTICE? After every presidential election the "faithful" of the "House of Africa" begin a wild scramble for federal offices, particularly the few jobs usually dished out to the race as a sop by the winning party, most notably the Republican party. Heretofore the ebony-hued political leaders have devoted most of their time and energy in trying to land some fat plum for themselves, and the race's sad plight has entirely escaped their attention. While admitting that black party leaders should be rewarded for faithful service in a manner similar to the recognition and recompense accorded members of other races in this country, The Informer does not subscribe to the idea (and never will) that the race is satisfied with a few jobs for racial politicians every quadrennium. It is to be hoped that the colored leaders who directed the Hoover-Curtis campaign will not engage in a fight for the few party posts generally allotted to members of the "black cabinet;" but on the other hand we hope that these race leaders will take the role of the world and have achieved political power or political preferment or emolument, but because they believed Mr. Hoover would make this country an ideal chief executive, and that as an integral part of the American citizenship, colored America would have nothing to lose in Mr. Hoover's election to the presidency. During the campaign and at its close, it was published to the world that John R. Hawkins, Washington race banker and lay officer in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, who served as director of the Colored Voters' Division of the Republican committee, refused to accept one pennant for this services or expenses incident to his activities during the presidential race. The secretary of the colored division, Albon L. Holsey, secretary of the National Negro Business League and Tuskegee Normal and Industrial College, also gave a type of gratis service to the cause which shows that a new type of Negro leadership has appeared upon the political horizon of the nation. The Informer would hate to see these two distinguished and patriotic colored Americans descend from the lofty pre-election ground which they occupied to the low level of seeking, begging for help, and which hardly afford a living salary to the person landing the "plums." On the other hand, these G. O. P. race leaders can contend that full justice to the Negro race, with the resultant enjoyment and exercise of all their constitutional rights and prerogatives, is far more important and essential than a few jobs and federal offices; especially if the landing of the jobs will mean the foregoing of justice for the whole racial unit. Why not follow up the presidential campaign by a national conference of race leaders from all sections of the country, at which parley steps will be launched to push a concerted and nationwide fight for full justice rather than a few federal jobs? The secretary of the National Negro Business League and the American Negro will never be satisfied and contented, politically, until the constitution of the country is enforced and color ceases to be the standard of Americanism and democracy. Selah NEGROES "SCAPE-GOATS" AGAIN! An ocean-going liner sinks in the briny deep, carrying down more than 100 passengers (men, women and children) to a watery and untimely grave, and now maritime and federal authorities are trying to place the blame for the Vestri's disaster. The ship, the captain and the press operator, both of whom went down with the ship some of the survivors are now charging that the failure of black firemen and coal-chunkers to remain in water above their waistline in the boiler room of the ship for an indefinite period of time, and their ultimate refusal to remain at their posts, water the pumps and permitted the ship to remain on the water. Despite the fact that water began to rush into the lower part of the ill-fated vessel Sunday, and notwithstanding the fact that it was a dangerous and hazardous undertaking to continue the trip without outside aid, it is stated that the skipper of the ship did not flash his distress signal (S O S) until Monday morning. The captain of this vessel had wireless for succor as soon as this damage to the ship's hulk was known, it is possible that aid would have reached the ship before it sank; and it is highly probable that no loss of life would have been sustained. But, no, the captain took a desperate chance and lost, now somebody must be made the scape-goat of bombheaded art, and not the captain of the British West Indies serving as stokers and fire attendants on this ship, it is a very easy matter to place the blame of the ship's sinking upon their shoulders. Not being satisfied with making the Negro serve as the "scape-goat" on land, it now appears as if some of our white folks are determined also to make the black man serve in this same role. While some are charging that the sulking and insubordination of these colored crewmen were largely responsible for the Vestiris destruction, many of the survivors were charitable enough to re-enter the ship and heroism on the part of some of the black mates on the ship. Thus the black race gets its name listed both on the debit and credit side of this maritime catatrophe, while the authorities continue to investigate the disaster with a view of fixing the guilt of the crewmen and to take steps to prevent a recurrence of this terrible sea tragedy. OPINIONS Cimbee's Ramblings be any spirit of hostility between them. They should work with perseverance, not with despair, what the other cannot; when the other can do what the one does not dare. Both should form cooperant factors in what does the race expect during the next four years? It is perfectly clear that, however, kindly disposed it may be, that the African agenda spells the doom of the Negro's political prospect, as they have been forced to do in recent years. The political progress and program for the future must be worked on those who are free from partisan questioning and have a shared-mindedness toward racial realism. They may conform to the program of the other, has any, as far as they can and oppose it as far as necessary. It must be effective. Indirect criticism gets us nowhere. Deer Leo: Die cuminm Thurday is ernuther Thanksgiving Day, an es yuallam Iimen da fett hat ga feet dat ga feet be thankful feer, Ders so miny姆 dat些 tum putus enju de ver dear dat er feller oter be thankful dan, dat it mats it hard terr minchau awl dat it be grateful Def fus thing I minsunim de is fack dat aloth enjunim de u deer thouins an thouins uvm an mennins dat wun better off by macheur be, is dum quit de wakws uvm an ter wint ter try de wakws uvm an wurt, I still leef heer sum recumre dat I doan I no w'y, an wyer dat I doan I no w'y, an good brother ses in his sera'y, i thank Lord I dat I neder dæm her The question now arises: What has the race to expect from these two years? In the past, two years' the old political decree divides the spoils among the victors and the losers in the midst of a campaign are usually condemned or denounced as the victor is won. Experience shows that the Negro race has usually secured more gynapia advantage from the white race than from the victor. The outsiders shake the tree the indians gather the fruit. What the race has naturally fallen to the lot of those who remain regular, notwithstanding the wings and arrows of outrageous Now is the time to begin. It is unfortunate that the judge's administration, until the political conventions have been called and the governor's office has been removed, Chicago Defender, l.t.c. Afr-American, the Pittsburgh Courter, and other candidates pressed their declaration of political independence. The 'Negro press is now a major force to either elder party in the last campaign. The time is ripe for unitarian counsel looking to the future. Let us have a nation-wide council to decide the race. The Negro Sandershain seeks to replace the time out on his political plane with the situation of the Negro cries for self-expression. But the crumbs of office for the past two administrations have been the result of a particular racial consequence, one way or the other. But the outstanding concern of the candidates and the privileges have come from the kickers. Whenever the battles of the race are to be fought we must look at the people who those who seek 'official favor'. The Dyer anti-lynching bill was fought in the House, and allied militant organizations, while the office-mongers were either indifferent or impatient with the efforts of the fortune of the G. O. P. hypothetized their influence by being to become more aggressive, while the opponents, struck out boldly for racial rights. The great fight won, against department segregation was due solely to the protestants, and the fight made against residential segregation disfranchisement and sundry forms of race discriminators, those outside of the white community, that were injured in the lead, while the official favorites, have given their ally approval, and sometimes not even THE MIRROR (Continued from Page One) severage prior to the Holcombe administration, wherein at the present time urban houses have average compaction. Marked improvement has been made under the Holcock comebase administration in the city of New York, where accorded Negroes at the police station, while several colored patrolmen and detectives have been added to the police force. Whether the race will fare any better under another city administration remains to be seen, but The Informer has been working doubles that such will be the case. In this context, it is not pertinent to ask this query: Will the city continue its marvelous growth and unprecedented expansion if the court house regime should gain control of the city. In the final analysis, the record of the Holcumbe administration is before debate. It is clear that they have had enough of the present administration, it is their constitutional right to vote for the president, and it is the novelty of making a change and to afford certain interests an opportunity to strike the Informer as a dangerous policy and ruinous program, despite the reputed ability of the mayoralty to govern. The fact is that the race must take its cause to the public against the insecurity of the state and the power. Public conscience was aroused against the iniquity of lynching in the state, in the meanwhile the domestic party maneuvered to smother the pro-peace measure under the thin veil of the public sentiment. The public sentiment had been arraced that Carolina Virginia took the lead in enacting a state-and-lynching law. Furthermore, if Judge Monteil should be acquitted and the four prosecution officials should be acquitted if the commission should detect evidence that the jurors While it is not our fight, per se yet we are intently interested in the city, not the man city, and, without the brief noir for Mayor Holombe, we can not see the civil stalemate; for under our spetsum system and its ramifications all administrations, city, county, state, nation, and the interests of the victors; and no official can long hold public office immediate backers and supporters. Well, folks, Saturday, December 1, 1928, will tell the tale and political importance of the municipal into the municipal record by the electorate of "Heavenly Houston" for the forthcoming city Democratic primaries and the punishment to election, as the municipal general election, to be held next April, her foremost only been permitted. LOCAL PASTOR PRAISES And yet I would not have it felt that it is not wise to have some one in the crowd with the same sunny opportunities to serve the race from inside the cup. Even the distribution of patrolnage, manager as it is, is not the same as it was upon those who are worthy, it may impure to no little racial advancement, and the race has often suffered from the so-called black cabinet that it has deliberately misrepresented the trying to make the powers-that-believe that the people were notified when the race was going to begin. The people is always better expressed by those outside of the cup than by those on the inside who are apt to be excluded by prudence. It should ever be taken for granted that both the insiders and the outsiders are equally capable of the same power. The truth is, we all feel, think and believe that we are not alone but we lack the courage to speak out I consider the Informer-indispensable tool that we need to truly be the champion of our cause. REV. A. W. CARR, Pasteur M. Meyerson M. E. Carr Lau' but, not loan, I thank de Lord det. Titus, has what unseablent-ble. Illustrated FEATURE SECTION THE HOUSTON INFORMER the ARROW OF SCANDAL A COMPLETE SHORT STORY OF HARLEM LIFE BY AUBREY BOWSER GEORGE B. SCHUYLER Editor the ARR A COMPLETE SHORT STORY OF HARLEM LIFE BY AUBREY BOWSER ARLEM is talking about it yet. Harlem loves a scandal, in which respect it resembles Washington, Paris, London, and every other place, big or little. But Harlem never enjoyed any scandal more the one in which Kenneth Devonish and Clay were the innocent sufferers ```markdown ``` Even if they enjoyed it in the end, for, as Portia's father said, if it had not occurred they would have been worse off. Kenneth Devonish was a decent youth of twenty-four, a teacher in the schools, and a gentleman. He was nothing of a prig, but he had a sensible regard for his reputation. About the only excess he ever committed was his love for Portia Clay, which was intense enough to make up for a dozen vices. His only ambitions were to make good as a teacher and marry Portia. He might have made faster time had it not been for Portia's aunt Abigail. This aunt was thin, stern and unmarried; she Week Ending December 1, 1928 OW OF SCA had lived fifty years without meeting a man (so she said) worth his salt. Whenever Portia showed signs of yielding to Kenneth's constant proposals her aunt would fill her with dark suspicions of men in general. "Remember, Portia, a man shows you only one side of his life. What do you know about the other side?" "But I don't believe Kenneth has any side but the one he shows me." "No? How wonderful is a girl's faith! But you'll see, you'll see. I only hope you can find him out before you marry him." But if Portia's aunt had been the only obstacle in Kenneth's way it would not have been so hard. Enter Sam Strutney The really formidable difficulty was Sam Strutney. Sam was a tall, handsome brown fellow of Kenneth's age and a consummate woman-winner. Kenneth might stammer when he told Portia how he loved her; Sam never did. Clean, Wholesome and Refreshing Foreign Advertising Representatives: W. B. Ziff Co., 606 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, IL. NDAL Sam had all the tricks. He knew when to be silent, and when the time came to talk he had the eloquence of Lucifer. He could say "Good evening" to a girl in a way that made her eyes dance. He was so good-looking and well-groomed that all the girls liked to be seen with him. He had come from nobody knew where and in a year or two had made himself quite a place in Harlem society. Kenneth hated him on general principles, as a rival, but there were other reasons. Kenneth would have loved Portia if she had been the poorest girl in Harlem; but he had suspected that Sam Strutney had his eye on her expected fortune. She was the only child of Walter Clay, who everyone knew had money, and her father's health was so bad that she was likely to come into her inheritance at any time. For another thing Kenneth wondered how (Continued on Page 6) : . : a (LLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION = ———i—i—iC*Cé*séD cums ‘J, 1988, = . = ™ d bya Brown § SS Dro we ten! Demnane Destes bse |ssoneementn srehioctores, scstptersi 6 “Wha's tharehr n= Tenet “AMINE: |. 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