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Teachers Holding Parley Here CENTURY LIFE SUIT ENDS AMICABLY 5 PRICE CENTS VOL.XI Teac CENT THE MIRROR BY C. F. HICHARDSON WELCOME TEACHERS! HELPING HUMANITY SCHULTER'S ARTICLES NON-Clicking LEADERSHIP We take this occasion to extend a message to all women and visitors who are here this week attending the forty-third annual session of the Association of Texas; and it is our wish that your meeting in this city be joined by your profession, race and society. These women and men represent one of the higher callings extant, but they are not all God's ambassadors, and Texas has as a fine body of teachers as can found in any other state in the union. We are proud of our race teachers at the time, and we are delighted that after nine years they have assembled to include in "Heavenly Hourness" once more for their annual meeting. We are grateful to teach and additional information to better qualify themselves for the noble work they desire. Dealing mostly with youth when the latter's minds are in the plastic state of their years, they may essay to train and teach our young people should be prepared for the challenges of the job, for the day has passed when teachers merely keep school, but on the contrary the age demands that teachers must charge, and that they teach both in the classroom and in the library. Many, as well as of our teachers, not only are rendering excellent service to our students, but are committing in which they abide in making heroic sacrifices and working with the salaries received by teachers of other races in the state who are serving under far more farsighted leaders. As the guests of Houston during this Thanksgiving week, The Information Center, taken by the zenry, takes undue pleasure in making you welcome to the fastest growing city in the country and we especially invite you to visit and inspect the various buildings erected by the city and to attend our public schools. In giving his with lectures and stereotypic demonstrations here to women and all girls over 16 years of age, Dr. Duncan is making a mighty fine contribution to the human family, and doing much to disabuse the populace of the dangers of alcohol and narcotics, only in his patients and his fees for medical services. He is making a considerable expense to procure the exhibits and machine for his health illustrations, this much needed and helpful information to the people without money and without price, him as an advocate to the race and no more fabri. In this day of fierce and been compelled without price, few men as him are willing to make such contributions to making up the water which will not return to the waters; he is casting bread upon the waters which will not return to him. This columnist takes the occasion both to commend and congratulate him with his effect on his health lectures, and for the fine spirit which is actuating him in performing his signal service to the city, he is highly due to their lack of knowledge upon matters of such vital importance. Readers of The Informer will be pleased to be noted, written and journalist of New York, whose editorial contribution to the larger metrocalifornia race newspapers of the country for the past several years, is now writing a series of articles. Rated as one of the best writers in the country, possessing a style which is both formal and engaging and logic that is convincing and genius. The three open books written by journalists should prove interesting and illuminating to readers of this paper. The informer is inexpressibly pressed to throw his light on this brilliant newspaper and magazine writer, and we invite our large readers to digress from articles and digress their contents. Until the Negro race can produce and maintain a leadership which will function and click as it ought, the future of our country is this country and dismal. No leadership, which is always of a different kind, can be performed its holden duty by its race, will ever amount to much, and the race can make very little headway under the direction of men. For an automobile to run and give sufficient power, the motor must be (Continued on Material Page) THE HOUSTON INFORMER Opening Program Draws Big Crowd; Rhoads Is Speaker "Heavenly Houston" is the temporary educational center for colored Texas, the Colored Teachers' State Association, with representatives from all sections of the commonwealth present, being in session here this week. The formal opening program was held in the City Auditorium Thanksgiving morning, with addresses of welcome, responses and the annual message of the president, Professor Joseph J. Rhoeds of Marshall, who is also the first Negro president of Bishop College. Prof. James D. Ryan, principal Jack Yates High School of Houston served as the president of the mitten entertaining the association, served as master of ceremonies, with many members of the Coleridge-Leroy Choir. Annual reports of officers featured Thursday's program, with a one-hour session to the addresses at the City Auditorium at night, under direction of Mrs. J. Rhoeds, english teacher at Jack Yates High School. Stellar Event Friday Night The outstanding event of the association which will be held at the City Auditorium Friday night (tight), beginning at 8:15 o'clock primary. Music, dance, and visual arts composed of students from Washington, Wheatley and Wates high schools, diocesan schools, and music for Houston's colored public schools; piano selections by Miss Ernst; orchestra and music teacher at Bishop College, and the celebrated Coleridge Club, Mra, P. O. Smith, directress. It is expected that a record audiobook will be released and unique program, featuring music, to please all types of music lovers. Departmental sessions will be held at high school, Yates High, Elgin and Shepherd, Third School, elementary, Fifth School, High School, Fifth War; rural education, Washington High, San Selipan and Freedman, Secondary general session will be held in the auditorium of Pilgrims' build- Health Exhibit and Program The health educational program will be held in Pilgrim auditorium Friday morning, beginning at 10 o'clock, with Dr. F. Rivers Barnwell, chairman and Public Health Association state lecturer, to Negroes, in charge. Among those who will ap- pline Miss Sahun M. Pritchard of Houston Social Service Bureau, E. J. Renis of Harris County Anti-Tuberculosis Ham- mand of Bryan, president of the Lone Star State Medical, Dental and MISS ELLIE ALMA WALLS Sunday AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, NOV. 30, 1929 JOSEPH J. RHOADS President Pharmacetical Association; O. L Lattimore of Houston, chairman of the dental section of the state organiza- tion, and Prof. Charles S. Johnson Fink University department of re- search and sociology, Nashville, Teen Boat Ride Special Feature Houston teachers plan a series of social functions for the visiting pedagogy of the students on Friday night at Pilgrim's auditorium and a boat ride down the ship Channel to San Jacinto battle ground during the general session of the association will be held Saturday morning in the Pilgrim's auditorium ending with a celebration. President's Annual Message Employing as the theme of his an- niversary New York to Georgetown, Pioneering In Negro Education, President Rhodes asserted: "For 56 years Texas has taken high rank in among other Southern states in its provisions for the training of its Negro years Texas has led eleven other Southern states, including Maryland. W. R. BANKS Chairman Executive Committee Delaware and Kentucky, and is outranked in that respect only by Missouri, Oklahoma and West Virginia Texas is auth in the number of Ne- gro teachers third in the number of Negro teachers; first in the num- ber of accredited high schools third in expenditures for Negro teachers; and highest in percent of scholars encrolled per teacher; third in average teacher's salaries; and fifth in "The eligible lend that Oklahoma and Maryland have over Texas in most cases is the fact that Texas has five classes as Oklahoma, four schools as Oklahoma, and four times one outstanding exception to the institution's jointly made against Southwestern and Negro populations, namely, that they continued to exist." White Woman Gave Negro School More Than $700,000 Charlotte, N. C. (ANP)—Dr. H. L. McCreevey, president of Johnson C. Smith University, has been notified by the university as a benefactor of Negro education, for $5,000 to him personally in Dr. McCreevey was responsible for Mrs. Smith's interest in Johnson C. Smith University, for a first gift back in 1921, has received large donations from her institution became interested in the university eight years ago as a result of a meeting at a meeting of the alliance of the Reformed Churches throughout the world holding the Presbyterian system. After Dr. McCreevey had made an appeal setting forth the needs of the church, Mrs. Smith asked for a personal interview. As a result of this interview, Mrs. Smith received a gift of $5,000 for the creation of a theological dormitory in memory of the name of which was changed to Johnson C. Smith University in 1923, in institutions. From this time until her death she gave $400,00 for permanent investment, $202,500 for permanent investment. The interest of $2,500 of this amount to be used to purchase Bibles for the late James B. Duke became personally involved in work he was doing at the university and before he died gave to the college a permanent endowment $1,500,000. ROW OVER RABBIT LEADS TO MURDER Donalds, S. C. (ANP) — A quarrel over the ownership of the rabbit result, which led to the arrest here Friday afternoon and the arrest of John Johnson, charged with the shooting occurred when a friend of the two men brought them a rabbit. Johnson, the owner of the rabbit and a friend followed the dispute. John Johnson, the owner of the rabbit and a shotgun and fired the entire load of bucked in the puff's abdomen. The boy died a few hours later. He one knew much about him and it he N EGRO EDUCATION URGED FOR SURVEY ROSENWALD F U N D Washington, D. 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The ceremonies were waged by the death of one woman and lightning during a thunder-storm. The young chief instructed the regiment to serve until Molelid appointed ruler, the age of ten. Molelid is largely responsible for during his administration much money was expended for education and general improvement of the schools. council after he takes his seat January 1. It is said that Dr. Bundy will be in Lawrence O. Payne and Claiborne George, the two other members of the race who will serve in council with the program that may be presented. Texas' investment in 1,800,000 automobiles is setimated at $12,200,000, about one-ninth of the state's budget. eee TE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1929, 7 (GREATEST WEEKLY NEWS? \reR . a a — Be THE HOUSTON INFORMER|"EACHERS MEET | ¥. WC A-NOTES | THE MIRROR |Cimbec’ \ AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER | oe ra | & _ “i Gogg Yow Told Nothing Be? 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NOVEMBER 30, 1929 | Nero tenchers occupies m unique and Jestends the hospitality of the ¥. W.[ther Sede—fattening frogs Soria yy aoe Ge sim erway fo TEACHERS’ MEET— (Cantinwed from Page One) ofits tte ee meager educational nition to Negvoet The Challenge of Progress and the ae nk the suet Gala Tlawrers tn the tcd of Reete tne ation in this state: and form a fit: She hathareund for he leration, ttine ter foort ansicernry of ‘teatime Tay yan Tea cone aaa st sbmpathetle taderstanding of out ‘roe nation the iho ere Tal seeped” decals Hac sa pace ahd "the challenging a then” The presnt generation of young ‘cro tdachers otcapice « uriaue and <a ponion ite ten ictal ore an the ae they Shomer dat to krona Scrnovoshy copiuos Ue’ Sebo ie amd grief ot ya beeen here Hale ay oe nr eos atave ownndcd ae trey safe nd are A New Means and thy Coons of ‘itt Nizacd ta" Perfect Mergers “in the fr place, we mint di ard'er improve dar tata teat ring iatrarpets No Yonge ar jefe Somat menore So Sn "increaesineteanes in numbers a ace embers of ia, po se Of eather pombers of rd Sea tad te nantare of iar =e prtable the am ma erty relate tome of ene pare Suny’ ie saan 2 sce si real profi to ihe nafs ection Spina doe thin rede, "ete af” pete aoa aki"We tase more ehcp TET peat hme are ropa t fronery ives Perumal am x" propared’ to concede, (hat many Sood toes ouail ecaate sue than fee ell eae, agente iy ‘conceated“etioustie sem Urge thea coon that any Ke STi co'e tele ee ae “The county training, scoot an ‘thorn which ‘represent’ the’ idea” of sete’ w eaten eel I sitent‘commneion wit he Poly of slang od Canine rial and impving the mot ant work uf teschiog poet the ay a helo ince for ne rural cae Sh Tedeate Sree tones ot ston bad Cee er anaes et re {i peters serving in ta atl esi “The. ae tat of the Negr's in terat unl ay ft fea of ae Sit tated in ote evar int ‘etngs monte denomoaional in Sap port tel coat mat meet ek Ta igges Mont” thes” school ers ‘enterraaed aie egies 5h Se phset meee rae skiifee With bot three or four ex {eotion They aoe oneterenn seronk Societe Son bot thee ‘wow om the ath siactional pogrom. “The race teste fvk to on to do nomethine shout thet nett ener wll et forgive wt ‘we Fane act or it wetm amen There” ares At ens three cori tore re ey take: ‘ro may ton rato aie ori ane Seemeatine the tah earn there inn er ih Sere Tepai creme ine en’ colleges havog Teese So ated borne, Souets fs fort Sad nontrle owe ay. Sank them." Each of the ist two cours a nin» ity that we wil for many wears ‘wet eet to outer rat isa inmosey ard efortional as wel seri to satiety the panto mindirected personal ambition, false Tore pric, el grup or dimes? om site ‘A Pamion For Rxsilence Ax ‘hese Ai cwitheot hove exhnated, by ane secant fueling td with the reonpansation of wf afacstionl srstm Fr wah tora ah fort ret wordt the ore inert ater sf fer decane theories and pace Sees “the mein of abel coment conceived ai parsed St Thin etre in pie of our te Ck ue in apie of oor of characte, citenahin, worthy ‘te hile we oecmplsh be te nthe Fld of te Tondaments rains reget tech il wrk ‘evhave his pore asin chins dewree 0" mastery In thane Ta aie ich ay reed ie ‘boss mesa el cidsenship: He wil seek ts ve thom tery of auch. arth pre tery of nach ath ee tayo am rect stint: and woh Prowl of thts Srl eqn then for Worthy CH senship im Wate which Ir democratic i idea ad mn ori that to: retell “remy. Weil Trafed Football Team Saperior ewe tn Bdacalon SSiipertaee in Baal “tm feothal,_vewed trom the astapeat of tenis sits by ar the owt effective wn ci atiity eurcalay pr enact Sing cote oe rod Sl, Saee sree wicked tren are tht Yo think cuties throughs wary aki nd cheat couric, chocremer oF den Edéterial LINGEING Ga Sse? 2a According to x news relemie from Atlanta. Georzia. the Com- mission on Interracial ‘hrowgh its director, recently dent a telegram to Be ‘of Florida, deprecating the latest demonstration of om in the Evergiade State, and calling upon the state for a “prompt apprehension and, eonviction of the r ‘Going further in the to the Florida governor, the com- mission's telegram said: heinous the victim's crime, Iynching can have no defe under a government of law.” i "The Negro, who was Cigapictim of the mob's hellish fury and heathenish orgy, had ‘of committing a criminal out: rage upon a young white yet the guilt of the defendant had fever heen established by due proces of law. "The Informer has gontended Uhat it is not the erime so much as itis the color of the criminal and the racial connection Of the allored ict hie garages mobs and inuences judges jurors in their Right here in Hi at feast four or five cases of criminal attacks, where all the ‘were white, have taken place dur ing this year, and not $a.one solitary instance has a single culprit been brought before te bar of justice for such ar alleged bar- baric and bestial offente, although several arrests were made. ‘On the other hand, fy one ease where a Negro was accused of attacking a white yirkMhe was given a speedy trial and sentenced to prison for life notwithstanding he proved an alibi through the testimony of reputable witnesses, snd much of the state's evi dence was fishy and a8 full of holes as a sieve Why has the state refused to bring these alleged white rapists to trial here? Well, thete is where the rub lies! ‘The Negro is a victim of lynch law, both legal and illegal, not because of the crimes charged at his hands, but rather because Of the color of his skin and the double standard of citizenship Which holds sway in this country, most notably in the South. ‘This double standard, with one law to convict and punish blacks for the least offense, and the other to exonerate and absolve “whites for the most heinous crime, is making a mockery of jus- ice and constitutes a criminal outrage upon American insiitu- tions and ideals. "An long as there it auch « dual standard in this country and al- leged criminals are tried and punished more on account of their racial affiation than the misdeeds charged against them, we are going to have lynch law. in some form. "The Negro is victimized more by mobocracy and other out- ages and injustices than any other racial group in our poly lot ‘constituency, and it is because the law of the land, particularly of the South, sets the black race down or forth as a “thing” apart from the rest of the population. ‘The Negroes are disfranchised, segregated, proscribed against fima-crowed and otherwise regarded and treated as beasts rather ‘than as human beings; and even in most courts of Dixie there are aes earn te nene cee vk entbe cet iForkaps it cam be stated better by sxying that the law of the ‘South is pro-white and anti-Negro. | ‘In other words, if a white man is charged with committing ‘some offense against the state and society, he is given every bene- Hae the doubt snd coetteesd innscest wat Ris weit fe Siesly) established through due process of law; whereas as soon as a rime ie lid ot the hand of some Negra, he is immediately jude ‘guilty ‘numerous instances favorable testimony ‘adduced in behalf of the accused black man can not and does not| change or allay the mobocratic spirit pervading the court. Preventive methods are getting better results nowadays than| uitive mendiares, for thee Je stil mich troth in the ancient} adage that “a stitch in time saves nine.” If the Negro’s status were the same as other American-citi-| ‘wens; if he could exercise and enjoy his constitutional and inalien-| able rights of citizenship if the constitution of the United States! were some thing more than a “mere scrap of paper;” if the laws, of the land were administered fearlessly and impartially: if onr| boasted democracy were not = hollow mockery and our professed Christianity were not aa ‘brace and tinkling eymbal,” fle woul bc few monitentelne of mck lw, etter nought gal tribunals or by the devotees of Judge Lynch's famous Ameri- ean patione. It is both absurd, inconsistemt and preposterous to preach a| doctrine on one hand advocating the abolition of lynch la. wile fon the other hand the very practice parsued by the expounders, of this gospel tends to create amd feed the mob spirit. ‘As longa, Negroes are Mel cemeshed in palit slavery, a8 Sede, lest co one wil late bold ety in thie castsy. | Taferior railroad accommodations on the common carriers of the South are nothing bot the manifestations of lynch law: for| “Black passengers are forced to pay the same fare as other pas-| ‘yet denied and refused first-class service. This is both Taw and grand larceny! | orcing Nearone to ree tthe worst sections of the ct with attendant bad living ‘conditions. disease, ignorance and ; is attributable to the spirit of Judge Lynch, the dominant| in the life of the South. ees ae rece ir rights Geb eeattion divest then of al sitet ado destroy Si recitig Macross 6'the gallows, eltiric chatr sai pol Angtitutions for the most trivial offense, and in many instances “where the evidence proves conclusively their innocence, is a legal form of lynch law. et the Negro starvation wages and then expecting him to| be ‘a fine, honest, upstanding American citizen, is another| ‘of mobocracy, with its laughable inconsistency. Ref ‘to educate and train the Negro for intelligent citizen-, 4 ‘then labeling the entire race as criminals and parasites, sds one of the “hidden ball” tricks of the players on the clubs in Fuige Lynch's League, tne. b et Thich ie wecking te or pict nt hat such. afforts ‘eoul far siestal Se Sate oad . ar = ane eA : * | ~~ S fe oe tivities of the school and the soctal ligt Se eon communi augnee the terporcase taaen Ae eee: ta a bes wwity) and expertness which it aie nef ra erase race a a Sa ei Sg 2, ee, oa ca et a eu doa ite ore Sr is eomly on bes a Seem na prea situations In which the. chiles rea eg cha a ea a ne se ct fenahantb anlar a Seer eae rarer ea ee set err eee ‘In Scoreless Tie; | Covered Grit | Snow Covere | °C. 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W, C. A. NOTES Mics. P.O. SMITH Chairlady yl Hone, Committee V.WCA. WELCOMES TEACHERS ‘The ¥. W. C. A. house commie extends the howptaity of the Y. W GA. to all viking teachers ‘an {riends of the State Teachers Ame ciation, imitng them to ne the la rooms, reading. room, restroom an cafeteria Thi femme wil have samp pont cards and stationery te the inl all for conventnes’of teacher Mon wil” to rendered uring te oom hour, Indes wil rest Fou very oot and try to serve Jou i very way hey coh "We shall keep open house for alters and ‘sendy Sunday” Desa Ter atthe conten, 606: Lotsan arent, 7 ps me The, center wll ‘pent. persona. wating for trai fel IT prime Sundays Reporters ‘COMMERCE DEPARTMENT 18 SEEKING INFORMATION ieaadt teens ennie Rennes ete cease Sa ae member papers have teen asked by Sea A. 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The store “whieh foe Starts ace elects oes nalca a oes Sod toe eeciein serena Bai Sere ted toe eet ae edi iad can eee ere sua eee a Setober"25"In" honor’ of Medial Di Tints inthe office of Bepreme Ei sri "nmance ea, Se eee 3 "” = ian ts sooecien eats te re a ee feet Tasca a same Father ‘Re Mate teed ide Sr Nee Teer wees H. Bowes, ‘was second with ‘epson. 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B peeling reat seals "Fear were pur chang ge, MH Brit sae intendent’ of Siouston Negro’ Hoey {aly according. to. Mise EJ. Tenis fxccative secretary Houston Ant Tuberealonis Learor "The purpose of this campaign i to raioe funds to enable te {0 contiane with the fight ‘ tevctlona: With, the ever bopalatien of Houston, there te ala rePincrease” in tobercalonis patente "rhe ‘Teague emplovs four marae who help te, find. these taberewin Eases ive them” proper intraction. Sco that they ‘havea way of coming {othe cline for examination. “Late ttranrements are made send them to the howptal. “Others who wiht {ake treatment at home are” wiitad by fhe lng rac. who strat te cite family how’ Yo. prevent sgend of the disease. Porte patient trtve heen "sent tothe colored since Jangary. 1929, Speaking, ofthe work, Ming Rens saul” "Some of these were children We hone thet very soon the commu ty shall realise the great need of Fresh ar’ sehel for_tolored” children The Autry Memorial Preventoriam for white children in en iment sition, tig lg. ow smc ‘Could be dome for the colored child. “very day” maters find ew cases where a hild’ needs ths em tational ref on to sume te fo contin enticing firs ee doce the death rate smeng’ colored the leaxoe asks that as many as fee ‘boy ‘these litle tickers ar Christmat sai'amd i the orm tation to do still better work durine the coming ear, Call, Patty S008 or ral at the office 698 Bag” The rac hare 20 clad ctv CSbrrales and ‘Seepiows Std = total of 388, CORSICANA BEARS OLAW FT. WORTH | | Sec ee oe Beas of Corsicana defeated the T. 3 Terr Peibens a tne Sete oeater st" Gates eo Some ak ia we oe Stee Sk fsa fem lonesome cats Se cate Nopemem cane ate Sas ney Aen tes cas aseetaonenen ser em ees eo eres ee Votes che nee Bios een one ga ee tring Nae Sud Wert Saye SE a Wha ich A pei pe ra er sre cee ag ty he Bear wil Mite wth Pome ntes eee Do ti Re er 2 Seen eee mir ee feet tee 7S Se ise une ers Ss erates Rs cares Sa cmeer eke w ra Sees secs erga aoe ergrer om ater tects insaa~ po a fash PO Sta ereaea are pire mae ences ae =e Soeeets a kee epithe ee atime