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REPORT NEGROES RECEIVE $6,500,000 Insurance Company Starts Here 5 PRICE CENTS VOL. XI REPO Insu THE MIRROR By C. E. RICHARDSON RISHOP'S MASTER, STROKE LOCAL BOND ISSUES RELIGIOUS BODY SPEAKS NERO INSURANCE COMPANY Alamani and friends of Bishop College should half with diploma from the University of California, President Joseph J. Rhodes that Madame Florence Colby College is internationally acclaimed. The department of the Bannam institute with the 1050 fall term. With the addition of Mr. Talbert with the 1050 fall term. The former stand quietly as a musical center" for the Los Angeles musician stands prominently in the fields of music. The Congregational Home Boards recently at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago, voted unanimously not to allow the church to use the accommodations after there is any restriction of limitation on the accommodations allowed. The Christian church should be the foremost exponent of the "fatherhood of God" and not the denominational bodies in this country that oppose jim-crowning. The denominational bodies are almost as scarce as the providential bishops tooth. The church, generally speaking, has degenerated into a bad bed of racial bigotry so much that free-thinking Negroes are losing faith in the church. When the white church places its stigma of disapproval upon American injustices and apologizes and apologizes to be done without injuring either race) then, and not until then, the church is a more friendly light. This can be done without injuring white church, while church, red church, yellow church, etc. the Holy Writ does not allow the church to book teaches that the Head of the church established a church—one Those Congregational leaders, who register their strenuous objectives to jointly create and racial分明, are to be commended for their courage. Christian attitude and well-being will be thanked, and that planted will take deep roostage and spring up to glory. God and save as a lasting good to the Christian church and its program of saving and reclaiming the souls of men. Formal announcement is being made in name of the organization of the Westchester Mutual Life Insurance Company, with headquarters in Houston, and affixed by some of the city's (Continued on Illustrated Page) THE HOUSTON INFORMER Prima Donna Signs Contract Prima Donna Signs Contract THE DECISION Kansas City Couple To Get Huge Fortune From Oklahoma Oil Royalties Kansas City, Mo.—(ANP)—Word has been received by Mrs. Mary Haris Wallace, 2928 Jarbose Street, this city, that she has won a fortune of $8,500,000 as her share of a 10-year legal battle with the Texas Oil Company in the courts of Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Wallace learned of her wealth, she says, in a long distance telephone conversation with her lawyers in Tulsa. The total amount won by the company was $500,000. Mrs. Wallace maneuvered the threat to the law firm which handled the case through the long fight. Kansas City Get Huge F Oklahoma Kansas City, Mo.—(ANP)— Mary Harris Wallace, 2928 Jarb won a fortune of $6,500,000 as b with the Texas Oil Company in Mrs. Wallace learned of her w heart conversation with her amount won from the oil compa tract, one-half of the sum w case through the long fight. The wealth comes directly from a 2004 case law north of Tulsa, which was left to Mrs. Wallace by her grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Brown, who According to Mrs. Walface, the Texas公司 has been drilling on oil since 2001, and that time has disputed her title and has paid no royalties. The sum and receives now is what the court has said. The company will over all the years. Oil is still being pumped from wells in Texas and in Louisiana. Walface left for Friday for Tulsa to take over title to her farm, arrange payments of royalties, and business of six and one-half millions. In Hauling Business AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEB. 22, 1930 had been vacant since the resignation of her white predecessor, Howard E. Brown, last June. Just now, she the celebrated singer signed before leaving the college, guarantees to her the privilege of having a limited number of recital engagements, in addition to a good salary and a new duties September 1, 1930. Prior to the acceptance of the donation, the school by Mineo, Talbert, Bishop College, high rank among race colleges in its music school; but according the college's best irrespective of race. She said she had not been the only one own work and it certainly has nothing less in mind for the school which she is at. At present the school of music at Bishop is equipped with 18 pianos, a piano, an imponing two-story brick structure. Couple To fortune From Oil Royalties Word has been received by Mrs. Joe Street, this city, that she has her share of a 10-year legal battle the courts of Tulsa, Okla. health, she says, in a long distance any was in Tulsa. The total any was $13,000,000, but by conto the law firm which handled the SEVERAL ORGANIZATIONS BACKING HEALTH WEEK Tungkeen Institute, Ala.—(ANP)—Local, state and national health and education officials will be invited to join the NEGro Negro Business League, the Tungkeen Negro Public Health Service in the observance of the sixteenth annual National Public Health Week, March 30 through April 6. A call has been issued by Dr. Robert R. Moton, principal of Tungkeen Infections Negro Business League, to these organizations urging them to unite in the cause of better health for the Negro community. which was formerly occupied by the presidents of the college and knowledgge one hundred fifty-one students are pursuing courses in piano, violin, voice and public school music, all of which are taught by the bachelor of music degree. Four full-time students have a fluent art form studied at. Present the following teachers are engaged: Lymell B. Ross, graduate of the Chicago Conservatory; Covington J. O'Brien, head of the school; Ernestine Josee Covington, M. O'Brien, and graded with the distinguished Russian pianist Mina Gusevich with the distinguished Russian pianist of the department, Miss Viola Dixon, B. Mus. Howard University, A. B. Fish University, and graduate student in the school of music, violin and public school music. SAYS MARRIAGE BAR MAKES FOR AMALGAMATION SAYS MARRIAGE BAR MAKES FOR AMALGAMATION New Orleans, La.—(ANP) “If barriers to intermigration between whites and Negroes were let down, the Negroes would join the whites in opposing analagism,” Dr. Otto Kleinberg, professor of psychology at Columbia University, told an audience at the Negro branch of the Universal Negro Improvement Association here. “The standards that the white man up to separate himself from the Negro are the same as creating an active Negro spirit that creates an active Negro spirit that tempts to keep it separate from white infinance,” he said. He should expect to make our Negroes ‘100 per cent Americans,’ added a caller named melting pot’ is pure rubbish. The Negro should not maintain the thing his race stands for—he shouldn’t wish to be swallowed with the rest of us American’s. Negrogresses were described by Dr. Kleinberg’s workings of a kind of inferiority culture. RUTHITE LEADER RETURNS Mr. L. M. Hughes of Cameron, district district nobil governor of the household of Ruth of Texas and right worthy grand master of the estate, was sent from Jacksonville, Fl. where she attended the funeral of Mr. A. L. Anderson, late. Serving as vice to Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Hughes has been recommended by the highest body in Odd Fellowship, as the processor to the lamented leader in the decision, and it is expected that her appointment will be confirmed by this committee. NEGRODOORMAN FOILS BANDITS BY USING FISTS Wichita, Kane—(ANP)-W nothing but a quick high and two low, and the theater for fourteen years at the Miller Theater in this city, subdued two fences, the Tuesday night sought to hold up the fences and the cashier of the house. The handbills entered the upper room and commanded him with their woes. When Young cautiously ignorant of what was happening, One handbill commanded him on his knees at the pistol at the same time. Young obeyed at the same time. Young obeyed in the office were marched up in front of the show window of a department store. One handbill commanded the office staff to keep his eye on the show window. Young persisted in looking around the handbill spoke to him. Young felt that the man was going to the point of the handbill's chance. He swung around with right fist to the point of the handbill's hand. The thunder was knocked out and Young picked him up and carried him to the theater in time to observe the theater just in time to observe the cashier. He leaped on him from behind and grappled with him until the cashier, with the gun taken from them, with the gun taken from the first handbill, struck the second one. The hero doorman has not only been behind the Wielkia Eagle, a daily paper, but has begun raiding a fund from among its members of the Wielkia Eagle's heist. He pinned himself with the statement that "the response to us as unselfish as the act which prompted BISHOP TEACHER HOUSTON VISITOR Miss Venice C. R.iley, assistant director of women Bishop College, Maryville, Virginia, contacting prospective students and contacting prospective students already covered already matriculated at Bishop During her local stay a Bishop College director, here with J. H. Wattak, for here, with C. F. Richardson as secretary. Miss Hiley is a graduate of Wash- ington College, degree from Columbia University, degree from Port Arthur and kindred points. BETHEL CHOIR TO GIVE SACRED SONG PROGRAM The senior chair of Bethel Baptist Church, of which Mrs. A. J. Aikins is president, has been a special united song service in the auditorium of the church, Sunday fromlections by the choir, including anthony, Negro spiritualists and jubilees, Leonard Palo, who participated in the service. Mrs. Aikins' arrangement of "Crossing the Bar," is invited to attend this song service. Rev. J. R. Burdette is pastor of the church and P. H. McCallough is president of the church. Colored Laborers Lose Several Jobs Association Says The Negro unemployment situation grew worse in Houston during the 1950s. The city was the location of the Colored Business and Lateral Men's Association, it was announced by C. W. Rice, president and chairman of the places that contributed to the long decline of unemployment in Houston, cut off about 100 men. An official of the company was unaware whether this lay-off was permanent or temporary. Several porters and storekeepers in one cleaning house and storemen and wholesale houses. A number of woman workers in domestic service and in one cleaning house contributed to the other places have contributed to the rumors but they have been difficult to prove. Mr. Rice says this situation should concern our ministers, business and professional leaders, and the Interracial Commission and other welfare agencies. "This situation not only concerns the coloration of our people in the community of Houston," added Mr. Rice. Houston Business Men Get Charter Fairchild At Head "For years all Texans of all races have dreamed of and plowed the lack of an old line, legal reserve life insurance come among Texas Negroes, and the reasons have been obvious most insistent. In the first place, it is a notorious fact that Texans have been the largest group of millions of Negro insurance dollars out of Texas each year; it is equally notorious that none of this money is being sent into Texas in channels which will aid the people from whom being taken. In the second place, so far as Negroes are concerned, it is really conceded that Texas is the best insurance state in the country. And in the third place, Texas Negroes are beginning realize that they have within their ranks business men and men who are just as capable, and that their boys and girls who are trained in the schools each year are just as deserving of opportunities to apply their training as are to be found in any state." PROVIDENT HOSPITAL DRIVE FOR $3,000,000 PASSES OBJECTIVE: WHITES AND BLACKS JOIN HAN Chicago, Ill. —(ANP) “We get what we go after we go to it. It get it.” The truth of the foregoing statement, which impressed upon Chicagoans for several weeks, was fully disregarded here last week when the mayor of Chicago, a figure at the Snow Ball “Chicagoans wanted the finest hospital and medical center the country. To get this institution, namely the Greater Dent Hospital and Training School, a minimum of $3,000,000 needed. The city was heralded as debt-ridden and poverty-enmilied but Chicagoans went out to get the necessary $3,000,000 at the closing meeting of evening, it was some $3,212,000. In these words T. M. Fairchild, president of the T. Watchower Mutual Life Insurance Company, expressed to a member of The Informer staff the motives which prompted the organization of the first old line legal reserve life insurance company among Negroes of Texas. Mr. Fairchild stated that the new company was char- T. M. FAIRCHILD tered on January 6, 1930, and that the purpose of the company would be: "To furnish a home company that will give full insurance protection to the Negroes of Texas on the old line, "To give the greatest amount of life insurance possible for the pre-teen," he said. "To keep millions of dollars being invested each year in Texas. To furnish an army of employment: to yearn boys and girls who are yearly finishing our school and going to college." "To reduce the cost of financing Negro homes." The officers and directors of the company are well known in the business circles of Texas, and it is being PROVIDENT HOSPITAL $3,000,000 PASST WHITES AND BLE Chicago, Ill.—(ANP)—"We go it to it to get it." The truth of the impressed upon Chicagoans for strated here last week when the campaign was closed in a blaze "Chicagoans wanted the finest the city. To get the instit dent Hospit and Training School The city was hounded in en, but Chicagoans went out to when the grand total was rea evening, it was some $3,212,000. FINAL NUMBER 0,000 Here Business Charter At Head races have dreamed of and al reserve life insurance com reasons have been obvious face, it is a notorious fact is have been and still are tail out of Texas each year; it all money is being sent to aid the people from when Negroes are concerned, it is best insurance state in the co Texas Negroes are beginning their business men and w that their boys and girls who are just as deserving of op as are to be found in any for ```markdown ``` TOTAL DRIVE FOR USES OBJECTIVE; BLACKS JOIN HAND what we go after if we go forcing statement, which several weeks, was fully de- nied the $3,000,000 Provident Host of glory at the Savoy Baller hospital and medical center, nation, namely the Greater Poo- l, a minimum of $3,000,000 a davidian for the necessary $3,000,000 and at the closing meeting Pr The fact that the goal had been tailored was explained to the Southeast whose drive was to end the Sunday night night. The drive was dispelled, when the group of workers arrived at the Savoy almond where the Savoy company continued the effort least $200,000 had been raised carried out their duties and around the dilemma situation. Indicated Friday, saving more than $344,600. The draw of the barry gun "Gun draw" changed to "Friendship or line." This allegation (Continued on P. WHITE EDITOR CONTENDS NEGRO WILL LOSE OUT ECONOMICALLY AS HE MAKES PROGRESS OTHERWISE because it keeps it in place, permitting the most becoming styles of hair-dress, and a neat appearance at all times. Get NELSON' from your druggist, or write Nelson Mfg. Co., Richmond, Va. PAGE TWO WHITE EDITOR CONTENT WILL LOSE OUT ECOC HE MAKES PROG Kingsway, Mo.—(ANP)—The Negro is going to make greater and greater social politically, is going to improve his social status in this county, and evangelism and its going to be caught further and farther out of the city, in the opinion of the Negro. The Negro is a member of the local board of the Negro Church, the Sunday night form of the Lilwood (Christian) Community Church on the top of the Negro Church in Northwestern Communities. In Illinois is directly responsible for the enforcement of anti-immigration laws, with Mr. DePriest being the prime suspect. "Congressman man DePriest," he said, "has a fine looking man whose pictures do not do him justice. He is not a great man, but he is a great man, a fine man or factor, so he has been responsible for waking up the Negro politically. in Cleveland, in Indiana, in the greatest factor in the election of Mrs. B. Martin to the school board. Mrs. B. Martin put the stock system of registration and the Negros but it into practice that whenever DePriest has address of a Negro audience of any size, that he represents in favor of DePriest and the race he represents. He is treated as a person who does not like people who do not like Negroes in office should treat Mr. DePriest simply and no worse than whites. "No Worse Than Whites" the speaker stated that his observation had been that Negro office-keepers and no worse than whites. "In Cleveland we found a Negro office-keeper who has sent him to two years and nine months. A few weeks later a white office-keeper sent him to two years and nine months. He got five years," he said. Girls who pretty hair are invited everywhere makes Hair because it keeps it in place, permitting of hair-dress, and a neat appearance from your druggist, or write Nelson When BABIES are upset Baby ill and ailments seem twice as serious at night. A sudden cry may mean colic. Or a sudden attack of diarrhea is important to check quickly. How would you meet this emergency—tonight? How is this difficult to carry? 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He scored the labelling of the Cleveland dalles did not designate Negro criminals. He was president of the Cleveland branch of the National Association for the Advancement of African Americans. In concluding, he advised every white person, especially those in public life, to read some Nigro paper over their cultural outlook. SOUTHERN CITY TO ERECT NEGRO TRADE SCHOOL SOUTHERN CITY TO ERECT NEGRO TRADE SCHOOL New Orleans — (ANP) — An appropriation of $7,500 to the erect the first trade school for agriculture in a meeting of the school board. The school will cost about $735,000 including equipment and the remainder will be given to the school. The establishment of the school will be submitted to the school board by a group of investigators from the Kearnsville Fund, who surveyed industry officials in New Orleans. The report pointed out the fact that the industry are "adequately trained to the industrial education of the Nogroci community, in which there is a demand for them. 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Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessor, Charles H. Phillips, since 1875. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1930 WHITE MAN SAYS CONDITIONS ARE BETTER IN SOUTH New York City—(ANP) William Pickens, field secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Women, received a letter from W. S. Holt, a white business man in Little Rock, Ark, in which the claim is made that conditions for the colored people in Ark. Mr. Holt went to Little Rock in 1883. He wrote his letter just after the war, and he is a story of a boy, which is a story of Mr. Pickens' life. Many of the early years spent in Ark. were a boy and is accompanied with circumstances related in the book. He is a boy and is known with circumstances as of do, I know the truth of everything you say and the great things you do. But thank the Lord, things are better, and Advancement of Colored People, of which I am a member of the Association, a deep interests, has performed a woman's work. 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Just one or two treatments will make it soft and shiny. Kerosen and alk are used and ask what you are using. That's the reason Kerosen has grown to the Largest Selling Hair Straightener and Beautifier on the Market Today. "Ladies and gentlemen!"句号清脆 to the tense crowd that served the only contest of its kind in record time. The ladies, lamps, lamps, chief of the Blue Devil. On my trip to Kissimmee, the leader knelt in a golden solid gold loving cup. The winner will be the world's sweet man too, how bout it?叫 a called waze. beers: a one-step, a fox-trot, and a blinder. With this stop watch which you see in my hand, I will tone down the leader receiving the total最长 applause. Yes—and some lovein' up wif' it Yes—and some lovein' up wif' it to see who she first number! The first number! "To it out here!" "To it out here!" "Davis Della, laffia and cruneliness, will play the first number!" Bus' philosophy of jazz held tone to be merely the vehicle of rhythm. That romance-hungry multitude gather the girl and the loving cup He spent much time develing new pattern patterns with which to bury a long, narrow piece of fabric pended largely on Tapman, his master of the art. He used this to which to delight a delicate shape. Bus had conceived the present piece and had conceived the improvisation and turbulent triumph. The other instruments were to be obeyed, choring out the excitement while the instrument was played. From the moment the piece started something was obviously wrong. The sound of the platform agility was without purpose. Nothing was heard in the middle of the number and turned pareded pieces toward the platform. The motions faithfully but to no avail. The shadows of sound. He was a deaf mute making a sound that disappointed a panee and fell at the number "Fifteen seconds flat!" the duration "Fifteen seconds flat!" Fess Baxter, with great gusto, leaped to his post. "The Firemen will play their first number!" Bus was consulting Tappen. "For the he love of the love of Tep, Tap—" "Love o' hell. Look a here." Over Jen M Treatments Why? BECAUSE it is so hair and makes it look so beautiful it will not burn the scalp or turn the hair of this wonderful preparation, and all and ask what you are using. That's it Largest Selling Hair Beautifier on the You will only it's worth $1.00—but it only we need you own. WE NEED PRESENTATIVES— Men and Women earn $3.00 each at home. No experience or money required. We show you how to have beautiful hair on your own. Your own Boss. Send at once for Free Sample of Hair and make a batch of peaney preparations. Hundreds of letters are received from our agents. We can easily be yours. DO YOUR PART by sending the COUPON TO- Bus looked-first at the trap drum, then at the篮; snapped them with the knuckles. There was almost no sound; each drum sheet was dead, lx instead; clear; each bore a short curved knife-cut following its edge a brief distance; clear, each bore a glance, but fatal to the instrument. Bus looked at Tappen, Tappen looked at Bus. The cream-colored son of a bunzard. Fess Baxter, gleeful and olivous, who whirled number, sweeping at an exciting, exhancing pace, distorting, expanding, elaborating their sound. Contrary to Bus William philosopher, Bus considered Rhythm as a fundamental trick. The present piece was眩目 with sudden disharmonics, but false resolutions. Identically, how there was nothing wrong with B bolling over, Bus would have started for him, but Tappen grab militude saw Bus Williams threw ing cup both into his arms. "Hold it, pana. That's a sure way to lose. Maybe we can choke him yet." Baxter's number coded in a furor "Three minutes and twenty ones!" bellow Curry as the ap plaque eventually died out. Bus began his second number, a song he had sung in a dance, beaching him with his wild, widened eyes in her eyes, a look of delight on his face. Tappen ripped on the rim of his trumpet, tapped his triangle, stamped his foot, and the result was a tonesless, and hollow clatter, a weightless noise that caused the audience to lift their attitude of penetrating into playaers, also distracted by the loss of their leader's frankice enthusiasm could compensate for the gagging enthusiasm he ripped out of their music, and Tappen's desperate efforts were but the hoopless fluttering of a sticker on his shirt. "Forty-five seconds!" Curry an- lise Million Roses its Used Year It is so simple to use, straightnear ha- kens it soft and long, giving a brilliant sound. It is also easy to maintain with the hair red. Just one so low lea- dage. nounced. "Making a total so far a one minute flat for the Blake Bivell's debut album will lay their second number." The foxer's *firefox* was坦桑尼亚's *Foxfire*, and Baxter, righing his present advance hard, aured all that he had put into it of total comfort with strange harmonies, iridescent with strange harmonies, iridescent with strange harmonies, its musical fine-writing and concerts delighted the dancers. But it failed to delight Jean Ambre, when by his title it was intended to be a movie. "What is it if?!" She was a aquier. "Drum line." Somebody cut the picture. "What is it?" "What? Somebody? Who?" "Ot 'em with a knife close to the cut." He eut- "Oh Bad! Sheu" "Cut! He eut- "Oh Bad! Sheu" crumpled his assurance had seen it. "Can you. Listen." Sheu was at once to have to. I know I will get to have to. I know I will make emt their feal! Your boys, I mean, you're going to. Turn the bless blaes into a bless. "Yee! Gee. Maybe." "Hi! You've got to win this thing." An uproar that seemed endless grected Baxter's version of "Jean," and the sudden urge to smile as Baxter acknowledged the acclaim by gesturing toward her. The present accent, ladies and gentlemen, is a bit more minute even; for the Firmen, six minutes and thirty seconds, the first minute; or "curry!" Curry's answer to "dart" w his baton into the air and moved the mob to laughter. Into that laughter Brunig grily bent men like a captain leading his carriage to the parent of blues songs, the old St. Louis band that has had adorned classic chants. Charlins twirl, saxophones the great bass horn scribbled dramatically from the music in the expressive mélody in the music express the action of the situation the crowd was in. Soon dancers their eyes, forsyth themselves bodyly in the easy way of that slow, fatuous dance, quality baited and had at last been found. They were dancing, quality baited and had at last been found. They were dancing, quality baited and had at last been found. That every player softly dropped his heel he have come, giving each major impulse a body and breath that no other player could zoom—zoom. It was not a mere sound of the crowd and rocked it had been rocked thus before this multitude. Two hundred years ago he was not a greatful music liffey. en lyu lamentation to heaven, persevering in the face of a new God through the ages of an old religion. Zeus was the king of the city, whose walls were wrought, and the wrath of a terrible storm fended the wrath of a terrible warrior, and savaged and walled to the same slow period, beaten on a wall of a hollow tree. Zeus, enclosed in a hollow tree, breathed an emotion that laid on their skin, and swayed them into the past. Blessed and reached that reached their souls deeply. But slowly the color changed. Pachyrhynchus allowed his body to drop on the ground, and the orbiterrahynchus to gather and the unfolding cumulus number of blues, but the bluest Iberian, the darkest Japanese, the way to hope. Few long churns of the vera realization, inscribed it with the impulses now yinized like raw thunder, a hightower, incapable of the contract of wind-times, an all-weather path through which seared wilderness rhapsodically, the number root to earth, burst into gold. Illusion brooke. Damesen a w o k e d to ship to Japan, and appended to the appraisal that Bill Williams had returned to form, the masterpiece. He appraised it masterpiece, and the crowd threw in its appraisal. It appraised it. Curry's mansions-ridden-announcement. Curry's mansions-ridden-announcement. "Total-for the Blue Dyke, seventy minutes and forty seconds." For the Firemen, six minutes and the Firemen, last number after all. The Firemen last number after all. It was needless for Baster to attempt the deapest high jump he could do, but he was able to keep his subordination of rhythm to touch his excite coloring, all were united in his excitement. He never recovered had nestled upon the breast of his mother, and even warmed also were warmed the milk of Baster's last piece left them chill and cold. But if Baster realised that he was beaten, his attitude failed to reveal his apologise dug out in a few seconds. He was stopped appalling. The reason was soon apparent. After he stopped appalling, a small group of anacusis handcuffed, collared and kept up a dimimax, violent choke. Again Bus and Tappen exchanged sardonic stares. "Dawn" if he ciph'd said someone. "Damn' if he ain't paid somebody to clap!" Only the threatenst Massa made a boss of the majority terminals and was able to get them to seven minutes and forty seconds! Massa Paster's Baster night—right night. "But you said you didn't mean— anything." "To a awful hair sore someone. Spend the day with her girl givin' another guy a play." "Giving who a play?" "On the floor that first night Baby, you draped yourself over his head. You didn't want any movement to speak of." 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FAIRCHILD tantter, Mr. Fairchild got only would p18 adh depos Penge Ma "sans D RYAN feney director of the new company, Bet declined. fo" wae the, mater ek Pe farther than to ay Dat e too, had Looker gh ol, ae ae AMERICA’S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWUPAPER TRINITY CHURCH S— HOME-COMING DAY BOOKED ON MAR. 2 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING We ‘mn Henllen, Starter and Generator Work ‘Washed and Greased—Werk Guaranised 1816 we ate "Ave. Phone Lehigh 9713 to NEW ORLEANS for MARDI GRAS f FEBRUARY 27 to MARCH 4 ‘eka lr Yb Mah 3; an i ma Perth are nee Sais icabicaea es oka ater ek wie cig ti yaw Sacha pecs ct atech od torat Meee tee sa he LINES CITY TICKET OFFI 13 Texan Avenue (Sone Presin 1814 REY. A. J. NEWTON: "Trinle'e New Pastor |, Home-coming day jo March 2, 1990, for the ‘mombera, former. members {flondaandwell'wisbers of Trinty lethodutEpacopal ‘Church, comme ‘t'Bel wad Travis srests. Tae church stters tebe tome fo all Ren at of the'church and friendly Ee to'cvrrbedy wh can ake Convene to worahip there. The doors Sro‘open to visto at all mes, and a" specat fovtation is extended on Se ee Josephine Baker ~ “THE. SIREN OF THE. TROPICS” | Mr eae” | ae BAKER GIRLS : - ALL-SINGING—DANCING—MUSIC HIT! } | Sr | - Washington Theatre “WHERE COURTESY COUNTS” 2711 Odin Avenue "THREE DAYS— COMMENCING MONDAY FEBRUARY 24TH . SASSER gem oe ong ie ea BETHEL BROTHERHOOD ELECTS ITS OFFICERS ned hl lst Sunday at Bethel Bap tit Gitech the follwing often were elected for 1090; President, A. Ebropet iret viprsent. F. "Cuanbighamsecrlary, WB Hard amsgtant 3""5 Cunningham; treasurer, Dts PD, Pabotts chaplain Her. Gate, Gea oem a president daring ren, f the ‘oben det elGharnan of the Toston board She churehy wile, C. 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AUSTIN DOINGS SYLVAN TERRACE CLEBURNE Clubure, Texas—Services were good at all church Sunday. Oliver Davis, who has been visiting relatives here, left Saturday for Needles, Calif., where he will be visiting Wednesday, Rev. A. L. Wright officiating. Henderson Warren has returned from Mexico. Mrs. A. L. Lott gave a surprise birthday party for her husband, who received many gifts. Mrs. A. C. Johns spent Sunday in Hillsboro, bethen in Bakersfield, and A. C. Johns spent Sunday in Hillsboro, bethen in Bakersfield, and T. E. George, T. J. Miller Jackson. T. E. George, Pitkitz, had a successful meeting with Prof. J. J. Wilson spent Sunday in Waco, with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wilson spent their brother-in-law, Mr. Marshall, in Calvation. The Regular Fellowship program was programmed. Curtis Courtesy spent Sunday with Lincoln Day program was programmed. Curtis Courtesy spent Sunday with Antonio, is in the city. A new arrival, a boy, is in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams is in the hospital. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1930 Which? RENT SHACK YOUR HOME SITES ONLY $1000.00 TO $1350.00 CORNERS SLIGHTLY HIGHER Dallas, Texas.—A very large attention was given to school last Sunday. The teacher, Mrs. Elke Ferguson, teacher, Rev. Robert George, assistant pastor, reviewer, manner. Dr. W. M. Jordan, Oklahoman, speaker at the meeting here, spoke at the noon service. He is truly a masterly exponent of the Bible, served in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Demman, with Pastor Dickson, pastor of the guest. A program was rendered Bradley, Mr. Griggs was present and spoke. A program was rendered Bradley, Mr. Griggs was present and spoke. Dr. Dickson beloved pastor, was in Austin last Sunday for your spiritual food—Reporter. MEXIA Mexia, Texas—The Boy Scout movement has been in progress here since 1910, when the first organized executive, was in the city a few days ago and perfected the organization one in Mexia and one at Woodland community under the tutelage of Prof. Troop, and Prof. Farris, master for Woodland, Mrs. Nancy Livingston, Lovingston, Mrs. Robert, and Mrs. 10th and was buried in Mexia Cemetery on the 12th under the auspices well attended at all churches Sunday. He attended in attendance, there being about 80 present Sick list: Mts. El Theodore, Dunn, Damian, Mary Long, and R. A. Hale. Mr. Beatrine Houbors was called to Richland a few days before the death of her father, Rev. Franks, Valentine entertainment at Dunbar VISITING PASTOR TENDERED DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Jones, 2027 and Mrs. Edward F. Jones, 2028 soon compliment to Rev. Herbert Davis of Ada, Olga, who is inducting a revival as Anilie, Baptist Hospital, to the congregation. He were boyhood friends and it was their union. Mr. Jones served graciously as hostess and the diners enjoyed the feast. Mrs. Jones served for the occasion. For the occasion, aside from Rev. Davis, were: Rev. and Mrs. E. Harrison, and C. F. Richard. Mrs. PUPILS TO GIVE RECITAL The monthly recital by the pupils of the teachers composing the Hourly Recital at Bethel Baptist Church, Andrew at Bethel Baptist Church, Wednesday night, Feb. 28, 8 c. 6clock. Admission is free to those with a heartfelt invitation to be heard these wonderful times. BISHOP ROBERT E. JONES The Houston public is invited to the Episcopal Church of L.D. Sunday, February 23 at Benton Methodist Episcopal Church, cornetist John Bishop. Bishop John is well known in the New Orleans area of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and as one who made an avid recollection of eucharistic service, he is the highest honor in his deminomination, warm welcome in our city, and it is expected that a large audience will FREE TO WOMEN Simply send snails, a postcard will do, and remedy will be mailed in plain wrapper. Dr. Dewey believes you will be surprised and delighted. Send a postcard to 118 Cotton Bldg, Kickapoo City, WA 98025. 118 Cotton Bldg, Kickapoo City, WA 98025. In the afternoon at 2:30, the bishop will be the principal speaker at a great gathering of Methodists and others to celebrate the dedication every citizen of color in Houston is familiar with and interested in. A great financial campaign for $5,000 will be organized by church under the leadership of J. W. Walker, who has recently assembling from Atlanta, Ga. Rev. Moore has a fine record as a progressive Christian leader. TEMPLE DOTS IN MEMORIAM In fond and tender memory of our beloved son, Charles Harper, Jr, who passed away February 22, 1928. Two years have passed since that sad event. The one we loved was called away; God called him home, it was His will; He gave us a place to live. Mr. and Ms. Chia, Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Smith, Emmett Smith. SURELY YOU WANT TO BE ONE OF THESE 250 WHO WILL BE LOOKED UPON AS HOUSTON'S COLORED SOCIAL LEADERS. PROVIDENT— (Continued from Page One) in the much-made statement that the putting over of this drive, in the face of great difficulty, did more to bring about a better feeling between the students and the faculty. Never before in the past decade at least, has there been a more united front than the races presented in prosecuting this project. Racial lines have been formed, and forth to attain success and it is the common feeling that there is a better chance of success than the groups now than ever before. The new institution will perhaps be remodeled within the building with buildings will be occupied by the institution will be remodeled to the needs of the type of institution being made to assemble the best of the medical services several physicians and surgeons will be sent to Europe for research work American institutions for specialization, according to the plans of the organization, has achieved another great success and within the next few years, opines medical authorities, it will be greatest medical center in the state. Chicago—At the close of business, December 31, 1929, the Douglass National Bank of the United States has the largest assets of $1,144,324.00. Deposits in the bank are $1,144,324.00, which is the only national bank owned by our group, has a capital of $1,144,324.00, and Anthony Overton is president. New York—After the completion of a survey taken by the Western Union Religious Company in Harlem, New York, the district have been placed in complete control. The funeral of T. R. (Tronz) Brown, popular railway post clerk and superintendent of Antioch Railway school, was held from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., followed by pastor L. E. Horton, officiating, by Reve. R. H. Butler, J. B. Scott, J. H. Watkins and J. B. Berdette. Brown, who passed away Tuesday morning of last week from an attack of pneumonia, was held in the church, where he and the resolutions read at the rites testified to his high church and his worth as an exemplary citizen. The auditorium of the church was comfortably filled with perowning guests, and the wives were both profuse and beautiful. Fairchild Understanding Company had charge of the funeral. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends and acquaintance for their kindness and assistance for their illness and death of our beloved wife and departed this life Sunday, February 8. We are also indeed grateful for the most lovely floral offerings present at our home. (Sigrid) Ernest Gonzales, husband, mother of James and Martha, Mary Janes, Clayton, brother and in-law; Khnora Culter and Wale Brown; and Eleanor Culter. Cp. P. Jackson, brothers. PAGE SIX TUSKEGEE ADDS HOSPITAL ANNEX AND FACILITIES Tuskegee Institute, Ala.—(ANP)—When the physicians and surgeon of the John A. Andrew Clinical Society gather at Tuskegee Institute for the society's thirteenth annual meeting, April 4-12, they will find greatly increased facilities in m a d e possible through the completion of the 600,000 meter to the John A. Andrew Medical Hospital where the sessions are held. The new wing, a two-story fireproof brick structure, contains a lecture room, an out-patient room, staff rooms and a department of physical-therapy. Demonstrations, lectures and motion pictures will be conducted in the lecture Du. Europe H. Dibble, secretary- ary of the University of Chicago, director of Tuskegee Institute, has issued invitations to physicians and surgical students to attend the clinic. A program covering a wide range of medical and sur- vival care has been leading medical men of both race Among these are Dr. Walter Gray Crump of the Broad Street Hospital Houston, Dr. C. Dr. W. S. McCann, professor of Medicine, Fredman's Hospital, Washington, Dr. H. A. Calls, pathologist, United States General Hospital, Dallas, Dr. H. A. Calls, pathologist, Chicago; Dr. Rocco C. Giles, M. Milliken, New York City; Dr. Adrian S. Taylor, Birmingham; Dr. Norrigan, Franklin; Prairie View College Texas; Dr. A. Heatley, Strong University; Dr. A. Baumgartner, Cleveland; Dr. S. LeCount Cook, president of the E. Nelson Medical director, St. Paul Normal and Industrial School Houston; Dr. E. Nelson, medical director, St. Paul Normal and Industrial School Houston; president of the society, Houston Texas; Dr. H. C. 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Appetizer. sold at all preseription stores on a of fsfaction oF money Price 85¢. Look for the “Double Strength” wi pear in red on every bottle, (Double Strength) The Sousion Iuformer superintendents and foremen, receiving yearly salaries from $8,- ‘000 to $5,000; 391,261 clerks, salespeople, et cotera, drawing from $1,000 to $3,000 per annum? 61,749 drivers, messengers, porters, jnaitors, ot cetera, with annual pay cheeks ranging from $600 to $1,200. Delving deeper into this economic discussion, Mr. Holsey_as “sorts that 8,687 shoe stores are needed to handle the business of the Negro population in this country; 6,006 men’s furnishing ores 12,964 women's clothing stores; 6,008 furniture stores; 5, 802 dry goods establishments; 1,966 millinery emporiums; 7,761 drug stores, or a grand total at 82,078 business concerns to take Tans figures are ot cea Ut ado tr the tial fares are not eited a " iegro Rusioos Deagoe, of whieh Ms Bone poster, ee mate national survey in this respect and thus this league officer is ‘peaking rather authoritatively. ‘Coming nearer home and predicating our argument on a con- servative basis, 60,000 Houston Negroes, spending on the average of R20 per month fr all purpose, pend $1,200,000 monthly, or $14,400,000 annually for the of life. If our local black population is in excous of 60,000 (and ‘The In- former believes that there are upwards of 65,000 Negroes in the metropolitan area of Houston), this large amount of money would be augmented considerably. ‘There are cities in Texas, whose combined population is below ‘that of the Negro population in this elty yet these eities are ope rating every conceivable line of business to take-care of thelr various needs. "Few business men of the dominant race have ever taken into consideration the earning and buying power of the Negro, who is regafded as the best and freest spender im this country. Realizing the fact that, Negroes are, spending large sums of money with concerns that eater to and serve the race in large Urban centers, there is'a national movement afoot, which seems to be gaining impetus, particularly in several Northern cities, to demand. jobs for Negroes with such business establishments [which are enjoying much of this black business, ‘This is a step in the right direetion, but we, racially speaking, ‘must go farther and engage in all lines of business as other race are doing in this country, and then our geonomic status and eam- mercial rating will help ts to remedy many of the defects In our resent American economic situation, Negroes in many Southern cities, and even in any number of Northern cities, are forced to suffer humiliation, embarrassment fand discrimination when trading with many business concerns ‘owned and operated by members of other races; and several of these stores have adopted an anti-Negro poliey and have Inform- ced the black brother and sister that they are not desirous of thelr patronage. : Imagine a race, that spends more than one billion dollars an- nally for food alone, begwing merchants of other races to accept ‘and appreciate their trade! "What. we generally regard as racial prejudice on the part of other races is more a species of disrespect due to the fact that the ster races chserve how the Nogra is fling down on hs por ‘tunities, and failing to take advantage of the many possiblities for development along numetous lines conducive not only to the best interests of the black race, but of the whole social fabri. Here is much food for thought, indicating that the Negro race has ign territory dn this country for development song bus eas and commercial ines; for Negro busines, generally speak ing, js receiving precious little of this huge amount of money ‘pent by Negroes in this country for the commodities which are indispensable for their physical wellbeing. Like the elephant held eaptive by certain hypnotic influences-of his trainer, the American Negro seems to have been lulled to sleep through certain ‘conecetions prepared and dosed to him by thowe who would keep him in economic serfdom and profits 4 consequence of his failure to realize his strength and to employ ‘iLalong definite lines. for his betterment and advancement. |, Here, again, the ever-prosent question of leadership enters into ‘the equation and looms to the fore, for too many of our leaders ‘seem to be contented with the'flesh pote of Bgypt and in selling ‘their birthright for a mess of porridge. ie rower Yi Pi ac 2. po AX Lie E HE HOUSTON INFORMER| bY “AMERICA’S: ETA te ee NEWSPAPER ? on oa Yor Tad Newiog Mee re erery ‘the Webster-Richardson Publishing Company, | onndhiee Sod he ete vl fins maiter May 28, 1919, at the post-office at Houston Bests ses Ais Sgn ar i Seas 5 eRRBON Presiden Ballor a ae is omen Bowes wey re a si mR WN RATES (Cash in Advance): _~ ae BEM (teal Be vereersnte trae fea +3 ‘FOREIGN OFFICES ~ = en Ee mines. an rae frome, New ert Oity; Southern: 210 Walton Balding, Atlanta, Ga es 1a caret we ot former man rch set ey tdneckay ison of the week publication Pe cmos ry ppt te st 2 iS Be gat cereal ait ot 2 a we Soa Then paying rout etc The Hes Sees Ben care Frat Sa m mgr om oy tng tpn 8 rr ad Hei ae {© ANY MAN WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TO SHED HIS BLOOD FOR ge a me coe ote oe aire A SUCA | Sar APrenvanos. No MAN 18 ERTETLED TO MORE AND oe rer ae es se sore ee esaUART in 1100 NEGRO’S ECONOMIC ADVANCEMENT "Speaking recently before a forum at Kansas City, Missouri, # gember of the editorial staff of the Cleveland ‘Daily News te) stated, in the course of his remarks, that the American Negro is destined to advance politically and socially, but that pmically he will lose ground in this country. “Already this is being manifested in various sections of the puntry, where colored laborers are being replaced with whites Mexicans, and where a concerted effort seems afoot to reduce Negroes to economic servitude. S7While we have devoted considerable time and money to the eligious development of our race, and while marked progress has n made fn the educational field, the Negro has not begun to the surface along economic lite, and here where our sa ! © A pauper race, even with politcal opportunities, can accomplish ry litle; and as for the socal side, itis absurd and preposterous x ‘or presume that an impoverished race can rise high The Negro must engage in business and commerce and thereby tribute his part toward solving this vexing economic problem; forall fair-minded persons are foreed to concede that the white face had done much for the black race in providing jobs, as well sporting and helping the rac in it ralisioun and eduction S While the Nogroe has not attained the full stature of « grown a, he contends that he is full-grown and as such ought to be egarded and treated as other grown races in this country; yet tthe other hand we commit so many childish acts that we real- p belie our preachment and reveal ourselves to others as either jar-flushers or hypocrites. That race is sorry, indeed, which provides no places for its guth and which depends, almost entirely, upon other races for of a livelihood. ‘The Informer is not advocating nor preaching a doctrine of ra- ‘ial prejudice, but rather a gospel of common sense, racial self- Feqpect and sel{-improvability. | © That Negro is thoughtless who argues that the time has come when the Diack race must separate itself from other races and ipractice a poly of racial isolation; for such a course is not only mpoaaibie in n democratic social order, but would lead to racial suicide for the group which attempts such procedure, | No.raco over made enemies by looking after its own, but on the lother hand the races which endeavor to help themselves along arthwhile and constructive lines will always find friends among © Oar religious leaders should devote more time to the economic Tee ot th race ae employ thle galled tfc toward! heling “The mace to become producers and benefactors rather than mere Feiisteres eat teenies "Our-edueational institutions need to modify their curricula so "ag to include em definite and well-defined courses along com- ‘oiercial nes, Shus preparing more of our youths for service in realm of business and commerce. As a rase, we must establish and operate enterprises which wil ‘take care of many of our economic needs and at the same time af- ‘employment and training for as many members of our racial tas possible, "To do this does not presuppose that we shall sing a hymn of hor become racially self-centered in this country, fand complaining, por sc, have never helped to solve any fand never will; but hard toil, sacrifice and cooperation potent {actors in the solution of many problems ‘ind education, without an economic background, wil prove a liability instead of an asset to a racial group; ‘age in which we live demands that the Negro race devote ine and effort toward building up and fortfying the en ‘of his raclal life. Mthe parlance of the betting gentry, the Nogro must elther Mok shut up, or he is doomed economically in this country. (By LEON A. RICHARDSON) Dayne ud tsb do oo efor Whe win ara cp cael ths YMG ae Sern ih at mito Ps fein "Te orth ft tt Ce ha teh Pe Fhe Otay sod Ny Shout The tt Pn see na a a (Sag af ee, ‘er theta Sori ee Stee Seer, "sie iS a Mo Ty th pod tot et ee are a acme tear Sseaiaras feud” 3 Se ea Tei ke tse ane oa ul ore ate he a St cH INTREST NOW IN MUCH INTEREET GBOWN IN Accorting to 5. 3. Soe b. SBowlen, sponsors, many, leadi sees Sune "preheat Thon Bags Church, Wednesday nam, Feb. 20, Sythe pastor, Ray {en Woe. Te Pera ‘Rev. Branch, who bogan his sing. x career ie the. igh. schoo Scene eee Ras resets cee {nite gecton of the cout. ire Fecal Ei te hn To teach, Mt Zion Church, take the nmain-treck sat dee a frehur ntsc Getta i Revigaton "Bonerard” Asti Ey ac a Navin eter a fn fr cae a ern _AMERICAN NEGRO’S SPENDING POWER B fnvan address delivered before the National Negro Labor Con fetence, hold Guring January In Chicago, Albon L. Holsey, Pot the National Negro Business League, imparted some ver wh ta his. auditots concerning. the spendin fing tots expert cxmomist and business authority, Ne d $1600,000,000 tn this country every year just £0 ating nd-staggerine amount doe pot, ake into on z o7 spent annually by the race £0 : Theslery, clothing, furniture, dr bs fntomobiles,reereation nd oth Mapent each year for food alone, Mr int cl ag ea etn Homely Philosophy ohana Lagat rae viroe and oe of afc fae hs tc eer cere near Sa oath ca Bee Sees cae See rie Sees oer ere ae eee cores Sanat ees BE Wares ota at Higand "Par Sree sae Bocanpea “re former bus Sopeae mere Righty top eae one eee concen ore Samriraetss Kansve City—An aviation schoo! i, Steen athe, nes esa Sate et a egret ene bee are Farner are the spontors, y Metin Yi De aX yiatatearaan te = cee Pear Sch lp op Sis By Reseae ae sen ieee eet ra ee Dane i, Ba panoramas Rat, Zee gia Rec sie ool Eek ese bogie Seo Rt rte Sees or Fineieeeses oe Be ee eet Seg [stm eet nt ns |cbedt to necgre par ime work rk Hoon. 8 a result: |S recat ecto, C'sunber' SINGER THRILLS ‘LARGE AUDIENCE - WITH FINE WORK dels oe anemamiataine. SE ee ee SB renee program sot off to a rather tardy ‘ar, Madame Florence ColeTalbert me of the most outstanding ringers of fer generation and deanelet af the Bishop College school of mune, exp tiated and harmed Der ings aad eng at the Pigs” anditorea, Wednesday right. It was a record breaking sadiene, compas of mune Tavers at "bothraoen, which crowded tSe"thaclons conse ball to feel i evening af mane aod they te Sopiy roped, and’ at the term OF ‘progra feaudlenr_ aly Aeon tral he arta, who already en fored te Tepond to ores ating the event Sige Tbr eho as er ong number "Mosar'e Allin” The eaveyed asm mbaeal Tobie aero inte the very nals of er‘ouor: ba hen, she sn la tatorsa Vincitor” from Vert Feonn oper, ia So coe ES pire an ets camase foe ei wr renin atin, Je tt Bet alo in which abe starve. italy tod er" Brean cont vith a company’ of continental artists, That The’abdicnes. showed is sppre: een by demu ge ee “hs” acorn Misa Brostin Jems Covington. 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Seo se el ae font ils camse our fokes patty ole let oo irks dealt Ph Weheiees eee ot Shek a eed as occas, Pare oe eens Sees Secret pete ert Shears oe male to a ote a is Saeed vane mee is vase at Seale cs eee eae fier weet Ste ee meee aerate 5 Mees at ae Sea a Paar siege \Seerateet Sor ee areeehey hat es eae serpent dase er eee rcs inte e abishmintn"T att Soe et su terme sh ise fa Win st pe ain ea ee Gone aie sa oc sche nae a Sate alt vette ae Tne yu fa fe a oken tnt’ got no ‘places ‘whare Sato nat ee nonin ace Penta Sl et eo fre eae ea eee see oes or esr NS taccteta tee" & son we og any ar cetrtn eter br at sat ees eases Sa aaa ar ees ne unre sae |e ar es at See | here -oanly er os Ch a a me, Ting Me the ao eng ane eee a ee ors pec ie eT Rodan Bis of rin ene i a sis soe cee ee irr Ast woe We FY Bie, cas myenn pect fate ro Bent gies scene a cae Pe. reese Se as or jateetoras Ros men coc el ais Fi i eee enorme res Fg eto xe ren pierce 3 ae ee yc pit ae peti, a Beal i ci Cede es fe pie ta eo ee ceeaaicss Fie tn te gee Feiss ee THE MIRROR fod state's most prominent busines "The president of this old line legal reserve’ (naurance company, Ia ‘Phere {on BE Patrebild, sccesefl morte ‘nd Baninees man, who te ery eather Hieacic concerning the future of Ul Company in the state, "Aivoclated with Mr. Fairchild are soveral outstanding busines leaders fod rubetantialcitisens, inelding Tamer D. Ryan, Dr RF. eral, Sam Taylor, Alston Atkins, Carter W. Wenley, G. 1. Webster, 3: P.-C") Jones, Mra..'M. Fairchild and oth “ans i vory fertile i for wa a company, and, ‘The “Informer be Sowa Tor lt igaranes wentare ERE will her sitandaa te benim projects of {tx promoters and incor orators Sea uae a nee seein te sii thd oP “Fant a few more days and the bie (Ee Eiden Cite ame "feta Wn ua Rb Sets tora mee WP. Terrell, how's in Deaumontt He i sae heer ee eave of absence for one year from eset pat ‘Mrs, Manet’ H. Fowler, aie ees aoa ie Spore Sores ed concert tht week She pane ret eve haste oe eat aa a seems Supers Be gi Garena ia aa Ee an eset teseat ke ee ae ae ise oe ee ae ee aoa ace Por er pet of the Safeguar: stant and a bara worker. ana ohms sn Llama, es i esoe a abore Seed pe keer diate Pat ar at ae Re eae SP» cn te oar Sects ca Sia fein aie Rina. 9 Pao recon ae cercre nero Pee ar go, ha Sa er eta in chareh sadn, Y. W.C. A. NOTES say Morbo and ughier Bana Sera tg, Ped fe Pe the ¥. W. 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