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THE HOUSTON INFORMER TWO CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH Blacks Oppose 'Jim-Crow' Move VOL. X—TWO SECTIONS TWO Black THE MIRROR By C. P. RICHARDSON (Continued On Last Page) 5 PRICE CENTS With this end in view, the Cole- ridge-Taylor Choral Club of Houston FIGHT AGAINST RICHMOND BILL AIDED BY NAACP New York—Through its national legal committee, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will assist, in an advisory capacity, the legal fight to be made against the new segregation ordinance enacted by the city of Richmond, Virginia. A citizens' committee in Richmond has retained Alfred E. Cohen and Joseph R. Pollard, attorneys, to fight the case, on the basis of the decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the segregation case of 1917 (Buchanan vs. Warley) holding segregation ordinances unconstitutional. The colored people of the city have the sympathy and the endorsement if the court decides to uphold their attack upon this new segregation ordinance, according to Walter A. A. C. P. who has returned from conference there. The colored people of the city have conferences with colored citizens and with the attorneys that had been retained, announced the intention to sue the city, A. C. P. would act in an advisory capacity in the condition of the case, that the city will not documents and legal steps during the contest and would help thoroughly prepare the case for eventual litigation. The leading editors of the city opposed the enactment of the ordinance to challenge the charge charged editorially that the purpose of the measure was to "hoodwink the white citizens of the city for the conditions which the aldermen sought to remedy with the ordinance." MUSIC LEADERS HELD FINE MEET HERE LAST WEEK MUSIC LEADERS HELD FINE MEET HERE LAST WEEK The third annual conference of the South Texas division of the Texas Association of Negro Music, conducted with the Houston Music Association, Wesley School A. M. E. Church, Dowling and Webster, Mrs. Dowling, and Webster, Mrs. Dowling. The session opened Friday morning by singing the "National Negro Anarchist Intercultural remarks made by the Houston Music Association, was held by Dr. C. B. Johnson, president of the Houston Music Association, was presented the association and extended welcome to the visitors. A response was made by Prof S. H. Fowler of Fort Worth High School. The association and board of the state organization. Friday afternoon, the session was presented by Jack Kearns and by T. Washington high schools and Phyllis Whealeh was represented by Roland Foster. Forgive the Palm Yale Leaf behind. The first topic for discussion: "Influence of Music in the Home" was (Combined on Page Four). AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929 Colored Babies Perish In Flames; Mother Helpless BRYAN CITIZENS BLACKS LAUNCH PRAISE HOUSTON MAMMOTH BANK EDITOR FOR TALK IN WEST AFRICA BRYAN CITIZENS BLACKS LAUNCH PRAISE HOUSTON MAMMOTH BANK EDITOR FOR TALK IN WEST AFRICA Los Angeles, Cal.—(ANP)—Rosetta, five, and Baby La Vere Barnes, three, were burned to death in their home at 1627 East 27th Street, about 9 p. m. Sunday. Mrs. Barnes was visiting next door and the two little girls were left in charge of their brother, age 9, according to the story told by him to the police. His two sisters complained of being cold, so he attempted to make a fire in the stove by piling in some wood and pouring kerosene on it. He lighted a match and touched it to the stove and poured few moments for it to shine up. The results were slow, so Johnny poured (Staff Correspondent) Bryan, Texas, March 7, 1929—A meeting of far-reaching importance to the colored citizens of Bryan and Brazos County was held Wednesday night in the auditorium of the historic Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church, the occasion being an address on "The Colored Chamber of Commerce and Objective," by C. F. Richardson, editor of The Houston Informer. At the conclusion of his timely and logical address Mr. Richardson inducted the following leaders into office in the Colored Chamber of Commerce: Dr. C. E. Harrison, vice-president; Dr. R. C. Neal, secretary; M. E. M. Butter, assistant secretary; Dr. I. A. Carter, treasurer; Dr. A. E. Thompson, chairman of the board of directors. "Present at the meeting, the largest audience to ever attend such an event," said Dr. A. E. Harrison, business men, professionals, ministers and farmers from every section of Brazos County, many coming from a distance of 20 miles. In his remarks Editor Richardson, who is vice-president of the Houston Chamber, emphasized the such endeavors, stressed the importance" of work and cooperation and urged his hearers to pool their interests for the common good of the race and community. All who heard the speaker pronounced it the most able of his kind ever delivered in this city. Among the other speakers on the program were: Revs. O. H. Bena, J. W. Rammon, J. W. Rhoads, L. A. Greenwood, Anderson, J. M. Griggs, M. L. Hughs, M. L. Hughs of Cameron, organizer for the Household of Ruth of Texas; H. S. Estelle, district leader of extension work among Texas farmers; Dr. Hammond, appointed farm demonstration agent for Brazos County, and Dr. Hammond, appointed farm demonstration agent for ceremonies and a musical treat of the evening was a solo by Frank O. Hammond. At conclusion of the operation, the organization to the roll and a membership drive launched to be countywide in its scope. At conclusion of the operation, the Harrison's Cafe, a beautiful place on Main Street, where a sumptuous repast was held. Richardson, who motored to the city, was accompanied by his wife, Dr. and Mr. L. A. Carter while here, being benoener at a swell dinner at the elegant Carter residence Wednes on more kerosene and an explosion followed and the room was wrapped in flames. Johnny managed to scramble out and found his mother for his mother who came back too late to save her babies, for the rooms were a mass of flames. Johnny and Barnes and many were burned about the time he and face as they gummy tried to rescue the two little neighbors came to the rescue, notified the police, partitions, but bent every effort to children in the neighborhood, then by firemen and police. John Barnes, the father, was notified and succeeded in subduing the flames and brought out the two horribly burned children, members of the house was burned to the ground the family without shelter. Lages, Nigeria, W. Africa—(ANP) —One of the largest financial institutions operated by Negroes in any part of the world was launched here recently, when the Industrial and Commerce Bank, Ltd., was chartered. The institution is capitalized as appropriate with the privilege of increasing this capital as business warrants. According to the announcement made Thursday Candido Da Rocha, financier and realtor, who is chairman of the board of directors, banking business in all of its ramifications will be engaged in, with a specific effort to develop economic independence of the natives. One of the immediate objects of the bank will be to complete the production of the agricultural products of the Produceros, Ltd., a company incorporated as a central organization for the development of cooperative societies and the Gold Coast for furthering the interest of scientific agriculture and the Gold Coast for engaging in export and import business, boasts of doing more than $10,000,000 worth of business each American Negro Is Secretary The secretary of the newly organized Industrial and Commercial Bank, Ltd, is Charles C. Creat, a well-known banker in Nigeria for several years. Mr. Creat is the first African American in Nigeria for several years. Mr. Creat is one of the most energetic promoters in West Africa and has done effective work in the organization and promotion of the Producer, Ltd. The banking institution is to make it a worldwide cooperative business, with representatives in practically all countries. To promote and represent the bankers have been retained in the various countries, including France, England and the American representative is Attorney Harold M. Tylor, prominent attorney in the United States who also serve as American counsel to the corporation. The outstanding business men connected with the institution are: Candida D Rocha, chairman of the board; Richard M. Crawford, members of the board; Winfred Toto-Ana, organizer and vice chairperson of the board; Philip Henryzon Williams, merchant; David Augustus Taylor, merchant; Dr. Frederick Victor Knaus-Bruse, director of the Gold Coast Independent merchant, propietor of chain stores in Accra; Nee George Oweo, merchant; Dr. Joseph Hymel, merchant; Dr. Frederick Victor Knaus-Bruse. The bank will be managed by Marcelle Teddol, formerly of the Bank Woodmen Leaders Here Next Tuesday At Brown's Chapel A. H. L. H. LIGHTNER the fraternity or not, and J. K. Bailin, the extending an invitation to the public attend this program. Refreshments will be served free to all present at conference. At present operating in 27 states, the board has not bound 60,000 members to a $2,000,000 organization, manned, controlled and operated by members of the Negro fraternity. The local committee follows: Met. Richardson, Rena A. Holiday, Richardson, Rena A. Holiday, Prof. A. W. H. Lee, Kee Hughes, U. C. Cail, J. Cail, Hughes, U. C. Cail, William M. Gackey, Mc. TRIBUNE STORY STARTS GOSSIP ABOUT CULLENS TRIBUNE STORY STARTS GOSSIP ABOUT CULLENS New York—(ANP)—The story appearing in the Philadelphia Triune to the effect that all was not married to the effect that all was not "wedding of the era," Mr. and Mrs. Courteen Cullen, has set New York among the denials of any rift between the pair are for迎迎coming, but it is staggering that the former Yolanda Dullien of the New York preacher and his wife, the former Yolanda Dullien of the New York preacher, Mrs. Dullien in visiting her daughter in Paris, according to the story, fails to set a rift in the stories going the rounds of society that all will wall with the famous rumour. FIRST SECTION—NUMBER 42 Missouri Solons Battle Measures Aimed At Negro Jefferson City, Mo.—(ANP) —Walthall M. Moore of St. Louis, member of the Missouri legislature, vigorously protected against so-called improvement bills sponsored by the St. Louis County League of Municipalities engrossed in the legislature, Friday. One measure, empowering the county court to appoint a planning commission, was passed in St. Louis County, regulate sub-division and highway development and draft zoning regulations, was an attempt at race segregation and would, if adopted, properties they now own, declared representative Moore. There are several counties, most of them in South Kick WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOL ADOPTS ANOTHER NAME DAYTON BLACKS BACKING NEGRO IN MURDER CASE Dayton, Ohio—(ANP)-William Pickens, field secretary of the N. A. C. A. P., surrounded the interests of more than four hundred people who were assembled at the Beltel Baptist Church Tuesday night to hear the details of a motorcycle policeman a year ago accused of the most bitter court conflicts that has taken place in this city in the last decade. He was declared his innocence and in an interview with Pickens told him the exact details of the situation. The fatal occurrences as told to the police of the motorcycle policeman was going home from a ride in his machine when he was stop- HOME EATH Move Solons Measures At Negro wood and the South Kinloch Park district. "Such a bill," Moore said, "compens with poor grace from any member of this house, and with especially poor grace from a Republican member." Representatives Hege and Elvine of the bill, denied racial segregation is compelled and called attention to civil rights issues in the cities which have held segregation ordinances unconstitutional. Bill will be calling for the creating of communal municipalities to work out zoning regulations and to ensure their future growth and authorizing city and county planning commission to be erected in the various towns, who segrated without objection. STODDARD WILL DEBATE DuBOIS ON NEGRO ISSUE Chicago, IL.—(ANP)—Some sort of questions: "What happens an innermost force meets an innermost force?" DuBois meets Lothrop Sunday afternoon, March 17, when Dr. W. E. B. DuBois meets Lothrop Encouraged to Seek Cultural Equity," under the title "The Veteran editor of the Cribe whose scholarship and devotion to the theater has made him one of the outstanding few in the last forty years have made him one of the outstanding first rank as a political leader of Nordic supremacy the impending peril to the white race and growth of the darkerars of the world. AU I p.m., the club appeared at the Rise Hotel and sang to the 27th : (Continued on Page Four) AGE TWO—FIRST IN EDITORIALS Prison Officials Prevent Race Riot; Mean Clash Halted Boston, Mass.—(ANP) —A race between white and dark colored prisoners in the Concord Reformatory was narrowly averted Wednesday, when a cordon of guards beat back a howling dog. Three colored and two white combatants were subdued as guards crashed through the fence, the furious napping slipped, and the might have been a bloodthirsty outbreak. Long standing feud between a colored prisoner and a white prisoner burst into flames in the midst of the recreation hour it was learned through the witness. Butes. The two, fighting mad, were kicked into the ground when a second colored man rushed into the fray. The guards and fighting for his life when another of his rage leaped to his aid. By the time he met with flying fights the fight had already become a bloody battle. Black and white, were ready to hurt themselves into the conflict and precipitate a general battle when guards swarmed the buildings used bare fists to hammer their way through the riotos. In reporting the battle to Commissioners, Superintendent Judge Robert B. Clark clared the incident typical of fist fights that constantly occur in many states. BUREAU OFFERS PRIZES DURING HEALTH EFFORT Taukegue Institute, Ala. — (ANP) Olin and rural communities rated highly in the Negro Health Week, March 1-3, 11 will be awarded silver silver award to the Paint-Up Campaign Bureau of New York City, according to announcement made here this week by Alhon L. Alhon, the Business League under whose auspices the observance is promoted. The awards will follow: To the rural community (county wide) in service; to the city of less than 100, 000 and to the city of more than 100, 000. An additional sweetest prize will be the three prizes winner that in competitive comparison with the other two prizes will receive, therefore, for a city or a community to receive two prizes. Paint-Up and Paint-Up Bureau has offered these prizes which are awarded at the announcement of the National Negro Business League bureau seeks to stimulate interest in cleanliness and health by this measure, entering the annual contest has steadied more than sixty reports were received. Prizes were awarded at the meet nationally, tennis leagues in New York last month. The Montclair Montclair County, Maryland, for- merist to Henderson, Kentucky, for- nisters among cities of less the 100,000. Cities of more than 100,000. The cities of more than 100,000. CHIEF LONE STAR LAUDS NEGRO RACE Dayton, Ohio—(ANP) -Charles Lions noted in the evangelist who inspired the Negro race for their race before a student body in an address before a student body in both the white and Negro races who both the white and Negro races who High School auditioned about that "The American Negro has made more educational and industrial achievements than any of the dark races." The different program made by the other mankind and be emphasized the fact that the Negro was advancing rapidly. Any and all persons desiring to handle The Houston Informer in their churches or communities should get in touch at once with— THE HOUSTON INFORMER CIRCULATION DEPT. 609-11 SMITH STREET HOUSTON, TEXAS All matter intended for insertion in the current issue and all orders for papers must reach The Informer office Tuesday of each week. Prospective agents, particularly those of the B. M. and E. Convention presided over by Rev E. L. Harrison of Houston—write us at once for terms, etc. COLORED WOMAN LOSES LOVE'SUIT IN PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia, Pa. — (AAP) — M*r Martha Batha, residing in one of the city's prominent residential neighborhoods, retired in Rome, for $20,000 for brunch of promise, for alleged promise to woo her, and ardent love letters, for white, white, and at once time thought to be wealthy, paid court to her, wrote a letter to her, and agreed that he could not take her out more than three, of course "changed his mind" a few days before the date set for the wedding. When the case was argued in court, there was considerable unmarried, unwrapped away her tears, that she saw little to her, and that she had no interest with her. Under questioning by Judge Joseph L. Kohn, before the case was adjudicated, Mrs. Washington, but denied loveliness or promising to marry her. Mrs. Washington, was an excellent cook, and always was ill with beer, wine, and liqueur, and was a woman who says she was only $2,000 a year, her property worth only $7,000, and it took a jury twenty minutes to decide the case against Mrs. Washing- Veteran Bachelor Resorts To Arson To Escape Woman Brockton, Mass.—(ANP)—So he was capid on the trail of Syedentres Drinkwater, 72-year-old barrister of Hasson, the elderly prospective benefactor of the arsenic arsenic institution funds to escape the designing Drinkwater told his story to Judge Broadhurst in superior court Monday to burnine his bue in an attempt to defraud an insurance company. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was sentenced to the prison. ABOLISH JAIL IN NEGRO TOWN AS UNNECESSARY ABOLISH JAIL IN NEGRO TOWN AS UNNECESSARY Mound Bayon, MIss.—(ANP) After two years of inactivity the army ordered the structure to be erected for the erection of a business building. Mound Bayon is a town of approximately north of Greenville, Miss. and every mile of the town is a mayor and all city officials. O. R. A. Green, a lawyer and Harvard graduate, was mayor of the town for two years and the raiding of the jail said: "We are in the city jail for the past two years; and we haven't had a murder in towns and have peacefully and calmly held our city and our people go to church in stead of jail. We have six churches in town and four years of missionary Baptist, and one each of the African Methodist, Episcopal and Mound Bayon was founded by the late Isaiah T. Montgomery, a black minister, nearly a half century ago. While everything in it that any other man might have lived in the place, Green Bayon does not they do, except to need it for jail a long time, if it becomes necessary the prisoner will man himself rather than be sent to the county sent at Cleveland. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929 The Economic Future of City Negro BY KELLY MILLER, Howard University, Washington, D. C. The cityward rush of the Negro nation has been a discussion since the beginning of the World War. Negroes in unreprecedented numbers have been rushed into the great cities with such volume and impressiveness to an crowd out all other cities. We have failed to give adequate attention to the far reaching effect that the Negro has had upon the Negro's comprehensive economic status. Our first attention was attracted to the question of housing this great hoard of newcomers to the past five or six years so much attention was now practically settled. The Negro warrior is domiciled in separate neighborhoods to meet the expanding needs of the growing population. The all the legal phase of the segregation issue which goes on at its normal pace has now arrived in the court of final resort, may still further be adjudicated in no-judicial character of the process. In a吵架, Bit should have forem him a survey of the field should know something of its imitation. The economy of the city as it is in the not overtone. Have our men the energy, initiative and the ability to uber, in a more ample move. SOLONS PRAISE NEGRO COLLEGE IN TENNESS Nashville, Tenn.—(ANP)—Gorner Henry Horton and the men of the 60th session of Tee general assembly were now visibly preparing to meet the expanding needs of the growing population. The all the legal phase of the segregation issue which goes on at its normal pace has now arrived in the court of final resort, may still further be adjudicated in no-judicial character of the process. During the last campaign our attention was on the responsibility of the city Negro by virtues of his segregated situation. Neighborhood adherency of the several cities and to the state legislatures, and in one instance to the congress of the United States. But the real economic significance of the Northern movement awaits cities the segregation movement has crucified its basic purpose, the real home and business of the city of Washington, for example, more homes and businesses have been attached to the Negro district than the race is at present able to house. The city may have taken over churches and temples have taken over homes of size and quality beyond what civil rule the city Negro may be able to house poor. He has fallen heir to the economic status of the higher economic status. His fine house is enlaid about 'his pock as a Roman citizen' and he will imitate the language of his ancient predecessor "Oh, wretched man that I came from the city of this dead land." The Negro almost never enters up with the biggest projects which yield wealth. The Negro has railways, development and railroad industry, development and railroad industry, has created thousands of fortunes, big and little, and twenty-five years. It is delightful what a new Negro has made much more than a living out of any phase of this astounding induction. A race or chase is wholly or all but wholly dependent upon daily power of service, hardly based on space with the advancing tide of eco-progress. And yet, the option young men with spirit and ambition should be encouraged to launch out of their meat. If indeed their outlook is not quite so good as that of the white man, the longer talent of opportunity in a napkin. But he should have been given a survey of the field and be prepared to explain it and limitation. The economic future of the country is not over romance. Have our young men the energy, initiative and enteresty to usher in a more auspicious future. SOLONS PRAISE NEGRO COLLEGE IN TENNESSEE SOLONS PRAISE NEGRO COLLEGE IN TENNESSEE Nashville, Tenn. — (ANP) —Governor Henry Horton and the members of the 68th biennial session of Tennessee general assembly were noisy day after day as A. and I. State Attorney A. and I. State Attorney Thursday. Governor Henry Horton, in address, dignifiedly declared, "that ignorance is the greatest enemy to humanity and the greatest threat to the state," critically commended the president upon his excellent administration. Speaker Samuel Bruton, the senator of Tennessee, and the house, confirmed the governor's endorsements of the institution and its proponents, were Senator Hemley, Representative Senator Horton, Senator Grubb and Senator Jack Keele. President W. J. Hake presided over the guests. Lantern slides of former governor and school officials, the oath bearers, and the assembly formed the prelude to the ocasion. Distinguished from all parts of the state were present. Before entering the auditorium the legislative party visited the science hall new women's dormitory and the buildings of the institution. An elaborate menu was served in the dining hall furnished by the citizens of Nahville to convey the visitors to and from the institution. This was the mith visit. RUSSELL ASKED TO QUIT SCHOOL HEAD Louisville, Ky. —(KAN)—President G. P. Russell, who for many years has been president of the Kentucky State Normal and College Institute at Louisville, has been hired by W. C. Bell to hand in his resignation. State Inspector Aschark, who just completed on audit of the institution's books, claims that Russell is the president, who resides on the grounds, was given until March 1, to vouch for the administration of the dean of the school has been selected to serve as president until another president. President Russell's administration he has not given out a statement to the press as yet; the news has created among educators in Kentucky PANTHERS LAUNCH DIAMOND TRAINING UNDER Mc MORRIES (By ROBY K. HILLIARD) Prairie View, Texas—Early spring weather, with old Sol beaming down, finds J. C. McMorris, who has been the head of hard work during Coach Law's law school baseball prospect. Eleven of these players have played three years, while one of the catchers has played with Texas College during the spring season. The players have played semi-pro baseball. Coach McMorris expects to challenge the bucky crew and will make a hard attempt to relieve Texas College of the championship of the Southwest Conference. The Panthers will start hostilities in April 1 against the Samuel Hunter College. INDIA EDUCATOR SEES TUSKEGEE; GIVES LECTURES Tuskegee Institute, Ala. — (ANP) — Visiting Tuskegee this week is Charles F. Andrew, professor of English literature and vice-president of the University, and Inspector General of which Rabindranath Tagore is the poet, is founder. He is observing Tuskegee methods of vocational education, studying the race problem in America and delivering a series of lectures on the conflict of color in various parts of the world, and on the life and work of Tagore and Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Indian non-cooperative movement. Andrew, a native Englishman, has been active in work for the advancement of subject groups of the British Empire for a number of years. He is a professor of Indian Ghana in South Africa where he began his activities. He has investigated conditions in East Africa and the United States in the abolition of indentured labor of Indian co-workers in the Fiji Islands. He has worked in the parts of the world, and is an influential American in the world, and is the Renaissance in India. He is now writing American in India. He will also visit South America. He is under the auspices of the Phelps-Stokes Fund of the University. He will also visit South America. SundaySchool Lesson (By REV. P. M. PITWATER, D. D. Dana Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) (1922, Western newspaper Union.) Lesson for March 10 BAPTISM AND THE LORD'S SUP. PER LESSON TEXT-Matt. 3:13-17; TBD. GOLDEN TEXT-This to be in remem- berance. This was in act, if not in word. He came from Gallilee to Jordan to be baptized of John. He was baptized (v. 14). He perceived something in Jesus which impressed him with the unit and Jesus examination (v. 15). Jesus examination (v. 15). He insisted upon John's compliance on the ground that it was a method of fulfilling all righteousness. He well-acknowledgment (v. 16, 17). As Jesus emerged from the waters the saurians were opened, the Holy Spirit clared, "This is my beloved Son in whom I am well pleased." He appointed the Apostolic Commission (thurt 28:18, 29). 1. The authority of Jesus (v. 18, 19). God gave Him all authority in the earth. 2. The commission of the Apostus (v. 15, 20). 1. (It) it was to teach (make disciples of) the saurians. 2. (Baptize believers) (v. 19). This baptism, the divinely appointed way of emulating public confession of Jesus, and Holy Ghost, indicating that the believer has been brought into the Holy Trinity. 3. (Teach obedience) (v. 20). Profession is not enough; it must be accompanied by the presence and fellowship of the all-powerful Navaror and Lord. 4. The Lord told the disciples their difficulties would be great after He had been baptized. 5. The all-powerful presence and fellowship of the all-powerful Navaror and Lord. 6. The Lord's Supper (I Cor. 11, 23:29). I. Its Institution (v. 23). (1) Time. II. The night of the betrayal of Jesus, just after the betrayer has been announced. (2) Circumstances of. III. The betrayal with the cutting of the Passover (Matt. 23:28). (2) The elements used. Bread, doubtless common bread of the Passover fount. The cup, fruit of the vine. The 2. Simplification of the Lord's Prayer. Jesus took material things and made them to be symbols of His own body and blood. The 3. Simplification of the Lord's Prayer (12.19) to be remembered in remembrance of Him. (2) To show the Lord's sacrificial devotion. He is the form, or as an example of the sacrificial devotion, as a substitutionary ransom. (3) It is a guarantee that our sins are forgiven (4.425). 3. Qualifications for participation in the Lord's Supper (v. 22-29). 4. Qualifications for participation in its meaning (v. 27). Eating and drinking unprivately primarily refers to the element of the communal, and grasps its meaning and importance. 5. (2) Church membership (1 Cor. 11:15). 6. The Lord's body is the church, which is composed of regenerated new and women united to Jesus Christ as head and to each other as that of the help by the Holy Spirit. 7. Ordersly walk. 8. Qualifications for participation in the Lord's Supper. (a) Immoral Counsel (I Cor. 5:13). It is most perverse for one who is guilty of immorality to approach the Lord's table (I Cor. 11:20). Sick and death are often visited upon such. (b) Heresy (Titus 3:15) John 4:12. (c) The one who steals up a sinful staircase (Koin. 6:17) in the church should be excluded from the Lord's table. **Clean Hands and Pure Heart** Who shall ascend into the hilt of the Lord or who shall stand in His holy place? He that touchs clean hands, and a pure heart. He shall receive blessing from the Lord—Psalm 113:1. The Smitten Check That command about the smitten deer is a command, condensed into crook against vegetal retaliation. In impugnable Dr. Wray Hoyt. TO HONOR OLD FIFTEENTH New York.—(ANP)—Assembylman Abram Gralenth of the 19th assembly district, speaking at a meeting at 8t. afternoon, told a large crowd of pilots he had for a monument honoring the 19th agreement, now known as the 1988 agreement of the speakers at the meeting, including the author of the chapter. Alderman Fred R. Moore; Hamilton Tilson Col. Charles A. Filmore and AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER M-K-Y. STATION (Male Street Vehicle) Missouri-Kansas City MISSOURI-PACIFIC HARBOR CO. 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Every Baptist in the state who attended the Baptist Convention has known If the people ever expect to get away where, it will be when they stop corrupter in the Baptist Missionary Convention is corrupted to the core. If you don't know, you will be wiped out. L. K. Williams and see what kind of machine he will hatch up to in the future. The National Baptist Convention should be composed of churches of the midstier convention, and not a single elected by the church to do business for them and not by annual memorials. He will be run by messageengers by their THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929 churches, Sunday schools, B. Y. P. U. societies, women's organizations, B. Y. P. U. member should be permitted. This is only one step. B. A. Atkinson, A. E. Atkinson There will be a letter every week on Monday that we will pass the proud pastor. We intend to make the convention what our fathers, Richard J. Shepherd, John J. Shannon, and Old Man Todd I. Toliver and *Old Man* Lott want to make. We will be coming and put it on Bapalka and next year to straighten it out we are going to stop it and put it on Bapalka and next year to straighten it out We know it's hard to hush the devil We have him in the collar and we are shaking him around and we are not going to stop until we do like God did He get bigger than God and God put him in the collar and we are to take this space and your time. We shall hear from us until we are gone. WACQ DOINGS APPEAL TO THE WOMEN OF GRIGGS MEMORIAL We have had two wonderful meetings this year. The called E. M. and W. M. to meet at the Griggs Memorial Association at Salem, Mass., with guest hosts. The church held meals serve but opened their hearts and doors to us and said, "Do whatever you can to help our family and our heavenly Father." We left not a stone unturned in bidding farewell. Let us now turn our attention to another such meeting at our church, Gilbert, pastor. We are asking all churches to attend in this meeting in person and finish young but let us lay a solid foundation and when these crisis come we will come over and help us. Yours for the cause. E. M. D. BILLARD PILES CURED! OR CUSS YOU NOTHING You can be a successful student, can be a carefully studied person, can be a comprehensive home student, can be a successful student, can be a carefully studied person, can be a comprehensive home student, W. R. DALKING OFFICIAL FAMILY, First Baptist Church, Austin, Texas, which has recently called to its pastorate the like, is now pastored by a woman pastored by all of the brightest and most scholarly men of the church. Its best citizen are numbered in membership of this church, and its growth. It has the sympathy and support of all the 'sister churches in the city, and the crowds swarm to each service. AUSTIN DOINGS ABILENE NOTES BISHOP COLLEGE (By C. F. RICHARDSON, Jr.) CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. B. B. B. for her kindness and sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings during the illness at the death of our beloved Mrs. Geneva Byer, Mrs. A. M. Henry Jones and Harold Henry. AND A CRY WENT FORTH LET THE NEGRO DO THE WORK FIVE YEARS OF PROGRESS 1924-1929 Victory Life Insurance Company Statement At Close of Business, December 31, 1928 ASSETS Cash in Bank $ 23,049.87 Bonds and Stocks 189,205.00 First Mortgage Loans 212,149.33 Collateral Loans 40,000.00 Loans to Policyholders 9,334.73 Accounts Receivable 606.86 Interest Due and Accrued 6,333.82 Due and Uncollected Premiums 9,113.59 LIABILITIES Reserve on Policies Calls awaiting Settlement Premiums and Interest Paid in Advance Salaries, Taxes, Fees and Accounts Payable Agents Deposit for Ratebooks Deposits on Applications Industrial Agents Security Deposits TOTAL LIABILITIES Capital Fully Paid $200,000.00 Surplus 42,068.22 GROSS ASSETS $572,121.20 Deduct Non-Admitted Assets 1,658.52 ADMITTED ASSETS $570,461.68 A FIVE YEAR RECORD Premium Income Admitted Assets Net Reserve Insurance In Force 1924 - $ 14,719 - $167,201 - $ 6,936 - $ 687,739 1025 - 54,437 - 170,812 - 30,662 - 2,244,495 1926 - 104,357 - 369,603 - 74,546 - 3,492,296 1927 - 210,620 - 437,968 - 158,148 - 8,527,687 1928 - 355,347 - 570,462 - 306,010 - 12,101,761 OPERATING IN THIRTEEN STATES WITH SIXTEEN BRANCH OFFICES TOTAL PAYMENTS TO POLICYHOLDERS SINCE ORGANIZATION $114,651.00 FURNISHING EMLOYMENT TO 600 PERSONS Room 204, Lincoln Theatre Bldg. W. H. ROBINSON, Manager WILDCATS LAUNCH SPRING P RACTICE; PROSPECTS BRIGHT Marshall, Tex.—With the undisputed championship of the Southwest in football and a triple tie for the championship in basketball under their head coach, they have been last week for their initial baseball practice in an effort to make it three championships for the year. About thirty candidates reported to Coach Fred Long, and the afternoon was up by chasing fungi flies and indulging in a light batting practice. Captain Irwin Ingram, Lorden, Shackleford and Jackson are missing. The first three candidates, class, while Jackson, the Cats' pitching maintain, has launched into intimation and is no longer in school. The veterans who reported to the team, Murray, last year, are international third baseman; Reynolds, shortstop; Evans and Reynolds, catcher; Livingston Murray, last year, are international third baseman; Smith, who won five conference games out of five starts last year. The team is turned in school and will be on hand to give the boys a scuffle for a po new men who looked decidedly good in the initial workout were the ones who will probably be stationed at second base; Thompson, the lanky boy from Boyle Oklahoma, was stationed at the burying corps, and Gray, an outfielder from Marshall, who has won quite a reputation as a slugger in six-py circles. The Wiley schedule for the comeback game is March 29-29; Paul Quinn at Waco; April 1-2, Texas College at Tyler; April 2-22, Bishop at Marshall; April 29-22, Bishop at Marshall; April 29-27, Prinnie at Marshall; April 3-4, Sam Huston at Marshall. CORSICANA Corsicana, Texas—The death of George Weaver marks the passing of another pioneer citizen. He was found dead Saturday at his home in a kneel-ground quinquennial grave, known, but it is believed that he was near a hundred years old; funeral was held Sunday from the First Baptist Church, Rev. S. T. Alex. officer officiating, and Mrs. Erik Hayes motorized down from Dallas Sunday. Prof. N. H. Pendleton and O. M. Pendleton were held Sunday from Dallas. Millard Washington left last week for Detroit. Mich. The friends know she is out following a week's illness. James Powers attended the his court in Cleveland by Benjamin E. Sunday. Mrs. T. Morris Kox was hostess to the Evening Club members and their husbands. It was an evening of pleasure. HAIR FLOW Used by Thousands BATH HAVEN FIRST IN ADVERTISING FIELD—PAGE FIVE ILLINOIS Close of Business, Decem $ 23,049.87 189,325.00 212,183.33 40,000.00 9,334.72 600.86 6,330.82 9,131.59 $752,121.20 1,659.52 $570,461.88 Reserve on Po Claims awaiting Premiums and Advance Salaries, Taxes Payable Agents Deposit Deposit or A Industrial Age TOTAL LIABIL Capital Fully Surplus Surplus to Po THE YEAR RECEIVED Admitted Assets Re $167,201 $ 170,812 $ 369,806 $ 437,968 $ 570,462 $ TEEN STATES WITH SIXTEEN POLICYHOLDERS SINCE O HING EMLOYMENT TO 600 PH HOUSTON OFFICE theatre Bldg. W. H. R. Liss, December LLI Reserve on Political Issues awaiting Se- curemiums and Inter- national Taxes, Fed Advance Payable Agents Deposit for Reposals on Applicant Agency Services Net Reserve TOTAL LIABILITY Capital Fully Paid Plus Deposit to PolicyP plus to PolicyP 306,01 SIXTEEN INSTANCE ORGAN TO 600 PERSON FICE W. H. ROD A Atlanta, Texas — With all officers at their post Sunday, the Sunday school was nicely conducted. Patterson was the guest speaker, bursting message at 11 o'clock, subject, "Growing in Love." At 5 o'clock the R. Y. P. U. had a kindless lesson on the importance of being patient Sarah Jones has this auxiliary on top. There were fifty students present last Sunday. At 8 p. m. Rev. Birmingham preached a wonderful sermon, and the rain manain were kept at home. Mrs Washington is able to be out and it GRAPELAND Grapeland, Texan—Daily's School celebrated Rosenwald Day, March 1, and the opinion is that much good was to have in that manner was given to have a heart to heart talk with many patrons. Cedar Branch School is wining out our every eye so the needs in basketball games. Principal Haynes L. Shepherd met in the county meet Gob Rhy, March, and won over Crockett High boys and Flood High girls, and expects to win in the inter-scolastic meet on the 8th and 9th. 7 years ars 7 years The years of a mother's strongest influence are only seven. In those vital years, a motor can take the mother's place in the laundry for 2 1/2 an hour; sweep her house for less than 2¢ an hour; sew, or wash dishes at incredibly low cost. Why not drop in and let our salespeople show you ways in which you can use more electricity to advantage? ATLANTA PITTSBURG ELMO BRIEFS PAGE SIX—FIRST IN COMPLETENESS Just before sailing for a tour of Northern Africa and Europe, Dr. Juka Klein, director of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, U. S. Department of Commerce, commentates on the business in the country, said that "The Associated Negro Press is doing a great work in helping to arouse a commercial interest and to direct its readers of the service into the channels of correct business methods and practice." He sailed from New York on January 30 to attend the conference of commercial attaches at Vienna, on April 1, and to possibly go to Berlin for an economic conference. Prior to that he will visit Tunis, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, London, and Paris, making some foreign commerce observations and contacting officials in Northern Africa may prove of particular interest to our group. Los Angeles—The Oklahoma Drug Store and the Brooks Brothers Pharmacy, two of the city's leading drug stores, have recently merged in order to increase their revenue and reduce expenses of operation. There is a general movement on foot throughout the city to merge colored enterprises. This is especially true among the druggists and restaurant owners. Norfolk—James E. Herndon, owner of a large market place at 1171-75 North Avenue, has been a year in the business place. He is one of the city's most successful commercials. Louisville—The First Standard Bank through the Bankers Development Corporation forming a new savings club which permits a customer to save a small but steady sum each week or month. He is located in the field by the New York or Philadelphia. The American Negro Baseball League held their last season in February 22. This league is the largest commercialized amusement organization controlled by members of the race. What's the matter with you, anyone? You just must fight, the Fullman Company will give you all the fighting you can stand up to and then some? You just need to fight for you, one of the most powerful corporations in the country against you, with your own intelligent person. Any intelligent person can learn to do in a day, you will be constantly starring at you. You will stick together 100 per cent. What was wrong on the inside of your organization, why in thunder did you just stick together? Don't you know it makes you look HARLEM EDITOR FACES BIG SUIT DUE TO ARTICLE MANY BEQUESTS MADE BY FIELDS LODGE FOUNDER St. Louis, Mt. (ANP) —The will of W. H. Fields, who was laid to rest here Monday, shows that he remembered a goodly number of his friends who were buried there. He was read Tuesday states that he bequeathed the burial of his real and personal holdings to Rev. S. D. Davis of St. Louis, national grand secretary-treasurer of the A. U. K. order; Miss Eliza Jackson, the nephew; Miss Lucile Woolley, his stenographer; Mrs. Sarah McCall of 3739 Elmwood Avenue, Chicago, and Mrs. Eliza Jackson, state grand queen of the city, died peacefully in the residence of Fletch estate. The will further states that all the assets of the deceased be sent to a Catholic orphan home at Norandy. Another declares that the deceased will be fitted with a maximum sum spent for funeral expenses. That amount, according to the will, will be the endowment fund of the lodges of the deceased. GRIGGS ASKS AID FOR ORPHAN HOME To the Houston Informer and Lovers of Humanity in Particular: This is the coldest winter that we have experienced in this part of Texas. The orphan home who have to be cared for: wood and coal have to be brought to be baucht, shoes half-saled and winter clothing provided for all, as well as to sustain life. Eating has to be done every day rain or shine, cold or hot, and anything to the home since our meeting at Sherman in October. So many people do not do anything to do without anything to eat or can do without our denominational difference or not settled the children have to be. The editor of The Houston Informer, C.F. Richardson, gave two very time-sensitive interviews in my opinion it is time for us to Baptists to come to our senses. We are not getting anywhere as we are going. The load upon us at the home is up this part of the denominational work through public solicitations, unrestricted, that time has come to our We are not complaining for I am a member of the convention. I have attended for thirty-seven years in succession. I have enrolled in every session of the convention as well as many times raised awareness of our work. I love my earnings. I love my mission. Masses, Campfires, Griggs, and others of ours, who bequeathed to us this heriage. Should I live thirty-seven years and work with the same determination that I have these past years. I will work let every one who reads these few lines send something to take care of our orphan home, which is truly in need. We are home to our home is yours, it belongs to no one individual. We are obligated to prepare the children we do it or not. We nurture children from three years of age to Hoping to bear from your soon, I am, yours for the orphan. GRIGGS, Sup. Orphan Home, Bryan, Texas. BOND CASE WILL BE APPEALED BY NORTH CAROLINA Columbia, S. C. — (ANP)—Developments here this week point to an Allen University and the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company, the verdict in favor of Allen University in a lawsuit bringing to those who followed the case. The case involved the payment on bonds of the school which had been bought by the insurance company but which had been paid to the payments made as various series of bonds matured; $18,000 is the apology amount as previously reported. The decision of the lower court gives, in the city in which the school is located, Observers predict a different outcome. Agriculture NOTE-If the articles appearing in this column suggest any particular question to your mind, or if you desire further information about the articles, please contact the National Negro Business League, Department of the Associated Negro Press, 3423 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, or Secretary, National Negro Business League, Taukeegan Institute, Alabama, or a communication to the Inquiry Board, Chicago, Illinois, or Secretary, D. C., will be productive of the further information desired. TO LEADERS AND EX-LEADERS OF PULLMAN PORTERS: TO LEADERS AND EX-LEADERS OF PULLMAN PORTERS: COMMERCIAL NEWS ITEMS --- By WILLIAM PICKENS THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1920 an increase in capitalization to $100. 000. C. Udell Turpin is president. Washington, D. C.—The North Carolina Business Company is offering $2,800 in gift certificates to its workers here during an intensive sales campaign. The National Negro Business League is now making strenuous effort to increase the number of valuable retail stores operated by members of the race. The officers of the league are convinced that the fund of the league is sufficient to be largely supplied by white laureates of the largest undeveloped avenues for training economic indicators. The North Carolina industry center is necessary to ensure that more employment within the race. The Negro Business League hopes to increase more commercial and business activity within the group. "Go into the race," the league says. "Body else" appears to be the slogan behind which this new movement is being rapidly overcrowded. Larger and more successful business institutions are offering rapid employment in larger numbers to the young men and women who are going to give the race greater economic alightly suspicious, when, after you get booted out of the premises into the police and say, in effect: "Those are crooks in there, and I stayed in there." But you let me, but now they kicked me out!" Of course, if you have attacked, you should forgive yourself. But if things are as bad as you say on the inside, why did you boot someone out of the premises your position would be highly tenuous and your charges more concluding. Perhaps things are as bad as you say, but now you cannot help them much. Finally: Can you see that the Paulman corporation is laughing at you? Harlemites Fete Clarence Darrow Harlemites Fete Clarence Darrow which our people participate. However, the ultimate aim is to accomplish in any of the lines required by Finding Conference, will come from the coordination of the minds of the educator, the agriculturist, the historian, the philologist, the specialist. The importance of a gathering of state officials, of what importance when considered how closely all are tied to the state civil rights and the gradacy of finding the facts, in the coordination of these facts as found for a better racial development program. I feel that the possibility growing out of any constructive program outlined by any construction group will be the group who will be involved in the Fact-Finding Conference in Duxbury are unified. Out of the coordination of accomplishment, we agree that this conference may place an emphasis on the true search of both the achievement and shortcomings of our people. NEGRO JIM-CROWED BY GOTHAM HOTEL New York—(ANP)—Charles H. Burtlett, white woman physician, of Chicago, has offered to give for the distribution of entire range of the facts in the fact-finding conference held by the operation that he could go up in the pavement. Mr. Burtlett claims that he can raise an answer to the question of whether the facts he could go up in the pavement are true in the industrial area of America. The article in question is "A Mountain Holiday," by Parkinson, much education, college and medical institutions, and the office of the editor of the Annual News Press, that she has written through billed criticism and article. To such the minds and hearts of white women who think deeply loyal to the thing only "must be doing." WHITE PHYSICIAN PRAISES PICKENS' HOLIDAY ARTICLE Chicago, IL—(ANP)—C. K. Burtlett, white woman physician, of Chicago, has offered to give for the distribution of entire range of the facts in the fact-finding conference held by the operation that he could go up in the pavement. Mr. Burtlett claims that he can raise an answer to the question of whether the facts he could go up in the pavement are true in the industrial area of America. The article in question is "A Mountain Holiday," by Parkinson, much education, college and medical institutions, and the office of the editor of the Annual News Press, that she has written through billed criticism and article. To such the minds and hearts of white women who think deeply loyal to the thing only "must be doing." Coordination Factor In Forthcoming Fact Finding Meet By MARY McLEOD BETHUNE More and more the several groups laboring toward the goals of success in health have delit. The urgent way of solving the problems confronting us in health has been an alliance and an exchange of ideas. It is my opinion that the most important factor in the forthcoming West-Finding is the need for Durham next April is coordination. For decades, educators have sought to find solutions to their problems in the clinical observation, experience, counsel with other educators. Men and women in health have been concealed in the channels generally conceded as belonging to the realm of business. This fact has been true, and the other phases of endeavor in THE HOUSTON INFORMER Led all Negro Newspapers in Texas and the entire Southland during 1928, in volume of display advertising, outstripping its closest competitor by several thousand agate lines; easily sustaining its well-earned reputation as America's Greatest Weekly Newspaper In fact, THE INFORMER stood fourth in this respect amng the Negro newspapers of America, three racial publications in the metropolitan centers of the East and North surpassing THE INFORMER in volume of display advertising. Word to All Advertisers: You will certainly make a mistake if you fail to include THE HOUSTON INFORMER in your list of publications for advertising during 1929 and the succeeding years. THE INFORMER also enjoys the largest circulation of any Negro newspaper printed in Houston or South Texas, and its circulation growth during the past year, while not startling, was sure and steady. Over 65,000 Buyers Are reached directly or indirectly every week by THE INFORMER, and it is estimated that these 65,000 Negroes spend in excess of $10,000,000 per annum for the necessities of life, to say nothing of luxuries and other items. Webster-Richardson Publishing Co., Inc. Preston 1243-7560 409 Smith St. LUTHER WELLS, Proprietor GAS—LUBE—OIL—WATER—AIR ALL AUTOMOBILE NEEDS LADIES' REST ROOM In case of trouble, CALL 93, LIBERTY, TEXAS Authorized Headlight Station GOOD Service BUFFALA PHONES: Bisho Summer The summer session Monday, June 3. Classes will meet ter's credit will be be, for enrollment. 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POSTER Present in Theatre Building Capital 3008; Preston 81156 PHILIPS AL DIRECTORS Houston, Texas Phone: Preston 8283, Capitol 2846-M Office: 4091 Milam Street F. S. K. WHITTAKER LAWYER Former Dean Prairie View College LAND, CORPORATION AND GENERAL PRACTICE Special Attention to Out-of-town Business LOANS ARRANGED ON REAL ESTATE UCKER REAL ESTATE EALLY WANT "RIZ" EAL ESTATE EQUITIES BOUGHT EAL ESTATE EQUITIES SOLD EAL QUICK ACTIONS EALLY IF YOU WANT EAL ESTATE THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929 DR. W. M. DRAKE PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 807 PRAIRIE AVENUE Two years ago the Lifehman Brothers and since then, they, and their general supervising manager, Rufus Bray, earns money to have at last crowned their efforts; and the present policy of the Rural Theater experiences in Chicago, seeks to point to a means for far as providing adequate programs for our group and at the same time meeting the economics of the situa- tion. Shilton Brooks is at the Howard in their sixth week, with each week showing a better gross business than in their seventh week, with the success of eleven so-called by Putton Dandridge as a background and charisers of genuine ability and varying degrees of pulchritude, the initial one is building up each week's bill. Notwithstanding the elimination of some of the stronger features of the theatre, the company has posed to have an especial appeal to midnight audiences, there has been no increase in attendance, and the two night proceeds. Matinee business has increased greatly, and the two night folk. A member of the elite of the city may not to many of him, or her, but Mr. Wickham, Howard now. Mr. Wickham, the house manager, says that business has in recent years since presentations were adopted as the policy. A salary of about $800 with the scenery rentals above $1000, and the round show would cost, leaving a handsome margin of profit and retaining some to like the handmade presentation productions interspersed with picture shows of half stage show and an hour of films three times each day. The picture shows show is a distinct bit in Washington. FIRST IN INFLUENCE—PAGE SEVEN Weekly Excursions BY ALICE DUNBAR NELSON As In A Looking Glass Much has been written about the fascinating book, "The Magic Island," by W. B. Seabrook. And much has been misunderstood, or perhaps, consciously misinterpreted about it. For F. W. Seward, the author of the experience in the Orient, has long since almost all pretensions to racial justice he sees and finds out in an bonnet credit, the attitude will have it a otherwise. For "The Magic Island" has been but the mysteries of voodoo, or "oungaans" and charms and sacrifices the passionate and truthful chapters on the social political and historical touched. Word has gone forth that this is a book about voodooism, and it is not only that the reviewers have touched the book have given it slight attention in the more impor- and much has murphs, curtains, Denver, Colo.—(ANP)—The Ameri- can can Woodmen of Denver, Colorado, has a long since meeting will be held in Denver, concludes what an hometown league will make which will make the trip to 它 it eb island” that this mountain city will include many substantial business and professional of senatorial and reports. of the high- elegance, form of means, and make an ar- vise, owner officer, first the expansion Effort Columbus Finance Concern To Begin Expansion Effort More of the same chronicle-of-ing of the marries, who at home did their own wedding, and someone's elace—turning up their wedding dress and drawing a social line between a civilisation was color. "If they used more tact, more common sense, sent down their crayons, they would have this crazy prejudice, there wouldn't be any prejudice, which has made more mutual dislike, distrust and trouble than all the seminal civilisations since the coca revolution." This one thing that the occupation of Haiti by the Marines has done—it is word "Negro" connotes shameful, poisoned their souls, and choked their canes has put an end to many things. It has put an end to revolution, mob violence, and blood-borne conditions which the entire reasonable world agrees should be put an end to. It has ended, a period, to more than a century of national freedom of a peculiar sort, and to save the earth save in Liberia—the freedom of a Negro people to govern or migrate themselves to stand forth in unrest, in insurrection or asking leave of any white man." This is the last paragraph in the book. It would make the volvain faint, and will not be quoted by the reviewers in metropolitan papers. They will be insulted and ignores and cook-fighting, and blood-rites and debasing practices of the jungles. If there are any lingering doubts in minimizing an aim as to building a community, you can ask them down on Greenwich Village, employment offices, if you remember, line one side of the street on an avenue down to Greenwich Village, employment offices, if you remember, front of each of them a seemingly and some women, looking, reading, whispering, craning their necks, for some item on the board, boarded, for someone, red, white, black, all nationalities, red, white, black, all nationalities, at indifference, frayed or padded. Fifty city square in one great city of unemployment pushing shameless slumhouses from the city to the city or fully or hopelessly wait for another bulletin. And this is but one sector of the city, and thousands in the country. As Mayor of Philadelphia on this day, "We talked a lot about prosperity during the campaign, and now that we know better, and now that we paign is over, we can tell the truth because we've not to face the truth." DAFTER MINISTER COMPLAID OF NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE getting as ravishing as the papers nailed and his first coming to New York—(ANP)—The New Jersey legislature honored Charles Baptist Church, partly Bikin Walk, when he was announced on chapels this week in the city and delivered the invocation. Finally the prayer, the minister was sent to the governor's office for an audience. Governor Larson and Weatherns were clammerist in State. With Lindy and fiancée getting an onch space in the rotogravatives and on the front pages of the square, the incoming president and his first lady, what is this world coming to manyway? Easter Sunday this year falls on March 31. The population per square mile in Texas is about 20.9, as compared with 46.4 for the entire United States. WOODMEN PLAN DENVER PARLEY DURING AUGUST The American Woodman was organized in 1901, but its programs were progressively extended in 1911, the management and management of the association were committed to Negro men. In 1921, the American Woodman has developed into an outstanding, nationally recognized, fraternal insurance association. In 1921, 1928, is above one hundred percent. It is authorizing by the insurer the management of the District of Columbia, to operate and do business within their residence in the South and East, where the majority of its members are now located. In the summer of 1928, 1929, submitted to the general insurance departments by L. H. Lightner, supreme clerk. In 1930, 1932, is $2,048,455.27; protecting in force, $36,672,250; benefits paid since organization home office at Denver, in the Armenian Building, is adequately equipped with the necessary equipment. It has a home office force of 28 young men and women, also a large number of local agents throughout the promptness, and accuracy with which the business of the association is directed have made for it an enviable reputation. Columbus, Ohio — (ANP) — After 3 years of successful operation in the company, the directors of the Douglass Lann and Finance Company have initiated an expansion campaign to increase the capital of the company to $100,000. S. D. Hooker, well-known business man of Tulsa, Oklahoma has been an executive in the management of the Dugget hotel business corporation operated by our group. He is a member of the officers of the hotel. Shawn S. Moore, George A. Wesner, vice-president; George P. Stewart, executive vice-president; and James A. Murray, Mrs. M. E. Goss, E. P. Fowler, director; Grafton Sanders, director. With President Glenns in the chair, he said that the most harried challenges ever faced by the expeditioners to the expeditiones of agent workers attending the meeting. All agents were expected to work and every effort was made to see that what was cared for the best man possible. % 9: " — 6 | 8 —_ lastiates! ~~ sces | REATURE SECTION | «=. |"“y | THE HOUSTON INFORMER |“ nn a” ee adic ero oe eat Rh ey foc pares te h AY Fry Pitz oan ean tout, kao ae ie = Gay Lie 7, en ees ga es 4 Hf ane SCF HW bi isn aang ite Yes | _. . — | rr | an | i 3 cs : | i r | i : e i ale ge | _ Fe ee “a ae This sharp looking fellow is George Randall, a matinee idol at the Alhambra theater in Harlem Don't rush, ladies! Stand back! WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE: b my son; she wald so—" 1G OTT, gang leader and crook, has y she paused and a look o Breer serewaces te] CORA BALo eres waa tonapired to have David Con way, a young country boy, imprisoned ‘ for’ ‘the Jenin. zolay 2 Seauthur ang MOTEN Bho looked, up and, thei Inysterioue cabaret dancer, seeks to 83 Las ipeket om tnd thet David. "Ott hires the Chocolate Kid, an mate Hor, fase aviator, to kidnap Zola. He takes ‘her could claim him. David's eyes Mmed| 7.he mie Srerad’ np*Knaan “Bedeoe, the, nypos | With tears. ais Sriticat "Sunday. schoo! superintendent| “Mother!” David repeated the of Davies emees, swe Bonet} word, softly, wonderingly. Mocatal aid Se javiate. Zola, sonspes, you get here, mother? Father——? in" her ‘etvort to "eave David. goes. to|® . M Euungtordy his vitaga hometown, ehe| Did he come? Does he know?" There : eee Seennetas: = aS was a struggling gleam of et eS aoe ingford with ithe young, bronze giant's eyes. Bu ENS fount Barry Bwanen'a kindsneart: | at the look of pain on his mother's $a" eaklog. under" Out's “away 9 zola| face at mention of his father's name ‘warne the marshal, but in her efforts | it died, slowly, reluctantly. Yo save Barry te taken in custody her: | ‘* died ae seit. “While the marshal. and hisemen| “Your father does not know 1 hay Ste’ capturing big. Of and. wouding | como to town to see you, David. He ‘Anson, Zola with Barry's help escapes | thinks I came to visit with old Aunt rom”'the village calaboose and. the Ae a make for the efty inva car. Ott, beek| Allslo at Ellen Garston’. He—Is invahe ciey"Tal, eonndes fn, Jon et-| all bitter toward you. Oh, my sont Hing tn ol deraich whe tea call com-| My son!” ‘There was Infinite love union, im for habitual criminaitty, 41-1 ang infinite grief in the ory. Davi Crimes. 'Now'poven with the story.” | gathered his mother closely in bis —— arms. CHAPTER 9 “Mother, dear,” he said, and his A MOTHER'S LOVE VID, my son!” ‘The glad words came through the dimness ot the prison corrl- dor like @ bright beam of light. They met and embraced G aay WY SOB! See glad words came through the dimness ot the prison corrl- dor like @ bright beam of light. They met and embraced the approaching boy before the. old arma ot Nancy Conway, hungry for the feel of his head on her bosom, Katherine Parker of “Showboat.” Boy! What personality! Hyacinth Curtis, is a perfect name for this pretty “Blackbird” Chorine could claim him. David's eyes filmed with tears, “Mother!” Dayld repeated the word, softly, wonderIngly, “How did you get here, mother? Father—? Did he come? Does he know?" There was a struggling gleam of hope in the young, bronze giant's eyes. But at the look of pain on his mother's face at mention of his father’s name it died, slowly, reluctantly. “Your father does not know Ihave come to town to see you, David. He thinks I came to visit with old Aunt Ailsle at Ellen Garston's. He—is stil bitter toward you. Oh, my son! My son! There was infinite love and tnfinite grief in the cry, David gathered his mother closely in bis arms, “Mother, dear,” he said, and his voice was svlemn, as is the. vole of one who swears to truth, “I am not guilty of this crime, I am not guilty of any crime, except, perhaps, the crime of thoughtlessness and in- tolerance of hypocrisy, I swear to you that I am innocent.” He paused ‘and looked into his mother’s eyes. ‘They were shining. ‘A MEMORY OF ZOLA wghe said that you Were innocent, a ers ae rn a oe OE PP EO 2 Oe ES ee ee my son; she said so——"— Sudden'y she paused and a look of puzzled pewilderment came into her eyes. a sa = iit / 7 iz >... e “But why should she have gone away so suddenly? She left with- out a word right after—" At the look of questioning wonder on Ler son's face Nancy Conway suddenly remembered that he could not know dently | Of these things of which she talked uzzied |—the puzzling developments of that eyes. afternoon when ale bad stood by jeu C eS aE i fig Be . | i Sone ieee _ This is Mrs. Bessye Jeanne Bearden, prominest Negro jour- nalist and society woman, signing the daplomas of the stu- dents in the public schools im her district mm New Tore City the window being the big trees an hand eeen the top of a little red bat fitting to ber fret denc. The unt was stil So Dursts rom, but the wearer—wiere wan the "beautiful woman with the shin of gultt and ark, mysterious «pes that she could have sworn beid be foc ner boy an she sat there plinning haw they two might lip him t «scape the tolls of the cnet! fate that heb him bere impeimerd? Ste inoked at David His exes eece bie with pos wed queetice "Who sald T was lesecent, moth- et Who — weet away? Prom where” The les's seus was low. Screcbere in te dept there was & tremvloos mete, almost of fear it seemed. He bent toward him morker eageris, almest it vas as if be lid iis keeath, waiting for a verdict. -_A REMEMBERED WARNING Bosdenty Nacer Conway remem- ered the wands tat Zein bad 3t- tered there tm Taxid’s renm: “And, third, weep 6 knexbuae of my Presence Eire frem Darid™ She Yooked into Eer wc's eyen What was it she maw tere? Was it Lope <r fear? What was the saystery Of this wemaz'a fe and what van ber camection with tit sen of bere? , _7wE PareRS “Kt cas Wane she he theme sealed pagers ic your old room, David: Wit them there Seemine she said they wood peore your imno~ cence, maybe, Hse coubl get the facts they lndd te the vars of the State's attorney, that Ian here. She Was a women, Ueustifel and youns, whe came to me when hepe wat Garkest amd gate me hope for yom = 1Pferesren rexrune secon ‘ 2 = Handi : . ‘ene Eee ff SEE) Build gp | Patthatdhing on me!” 7 ED FEATURE SEC -aonaas See me ose a » ———— March 9, 1929 SS oes — ee ee Jadeies iz orl ess oe Marc 9,192, Weird Dre March 9, 1929 Weird Dream Disc & ‘NOTE: 2 SS eo ‘Your Dreams Often Re plain your Hidden Writes of Noted Africans Sosa yi) mens Sto Nees = pabmtece |) Sse.» Reo eee ome “Mie Ss le eae | SS a) = ee oses Psychic Power che Ya si Pe Tystery Pte] ustery of he cana ee “ee Poetess Vino of Love Mrs. —— ‘Delicate and te women she wore coor taseree, | FORE Heres nana" et Sam an Pounds of Solid [imme |FleshorMney Back Me dee ba a=" [See aS | | | Wc —__- _ -—— Writes of Love Sr ; ees By M. N. BUNKER, D. C. S. No. 4—A. PROMINENT AND SUCCESSFUL LEADER Young Colored Lad Is Boy Scout Prodigy a ten-mile trip, which has been member of the Boy Scouts. Troop signed to make presents No. 34. 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