Houston Informer

MOTON PICKS HAITI SCHOOL PROBERS Called Negro; Sues Daily Paper 5 PRICE CENTS VOL. XI MOTO Calle THE MIRROR BY C. F. RICHARDSON NEGRO FLOWER COMPANY MORE VALLEY GRAPE-FRUIT WALKER MANAGER NOMING OUR LAXITY IN BUSINESS In the Guess Floral Company, 1924 McGeeown, owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Connie Guess, Houston has been a business of flowers are obtained from any other floral house in the city, while their bouquets and floral arrangements are obtained in consultation with those turned out by a single concern owned and operated. Just recently this columna had a task to observe and co-ordinate flowers to observe and co-ordinate leading florists of San Antonio, Houston out by this Houston flower shop, and it was a source of inspiration and encouragement to note that Mrs. Guess's mark is from the excellence of her work and the beauty of her flowers. Mrs. Guess serves service and quality of her workmanship. This is not intended as an offer to customers, but our policy is to give credit where some, with which we are a one of a kind of commendation and support for the first work it is doing in particular our business. Upon our recent return to the city from San Antonio, we found a crate from the other gift from our Edinburgh fathers, M.H. Colman, H. business man; M.H. H. Colman, business man; As in the case with the former shipment consigned to us last fall for the gift of the fortite territory of the valley, was certainly appreciated by this writer and they practically consumed the entire crate. In fact, this grape fruit was enjoyed so much by two of this columnist, the former from the country, and must eat the valley grape fruit before he can begin to appreciate this spice. We take this opportunity to thank Mr. Colman for this tangible surprise from the country to assure him and to appreciate both the gift and the spirit he brought in reciprocate, in some manner, at a future date. Attorney F. B. Ranson, vice-president and general manager, Company, Indianapolis, Indiana, will be mounted a guest Tuesday and Wednesday In many instances, this is true; but in many other instances some of our customers are largely responsible for the considerable number of people it shows them by the people or public. Car ownership and recently from car up to a barbecue stand, located on the side of the road, were both owned and operated by (name-being owned and operated by) the member of the NEGRO race), and only was this stand closed, but we were informed that it would not open soon. Hundreds of cars were traveling on this Highway and probably several of our customers were something to eat; yet this race business, with a miniature patrol, participated. THE HOUSTON INFORMER Leading American Educators Placed On U.S. Committee Washington, D. C.-Selection of the committee to serve with Dr. Robert R. Moton, principal of Tuskegee Institute, in making a study of education in Haiti, has been announced through the United States State Department. In response to a request from President Hoover that Tuskegee Institute, in cooperation with other institutions, make a survey of educational conditions in the island with a view to constructive recommendations Dr. Moton. Moton, in response to a request from the president of Howard University, Washington, D. C.; Leo M. Favroit (white), field secretary of the General Education Board; Benjamin F. Hubert, president of the Georgia State Industrial College, Savannah; Dr. W. T. B. Williams, dean of the college, Tuskegee Institute and field agent of the Jeanes and Slater funds. In the field of university and pro-view of the fact that the committee fessional training Dr. Johnson had not done, the college organizes an organization to organise an organization to come a recognized leader as has Mr. pro-entered at a later date with the educ-Hubert in the field of agricultural cational committee. In the field of agricultural development at the State Department, Georgia school in Washington, D. C., the Motion made the following Mr. Favroit was for many years statement: "This request from the state supervisor of rural schools for president presents an opportunity to work with the state department to help the General Education Board he Haitian republic looking to the full- DE R. R. MOTON has been active in promoting the arts program of developing all types of education for the people of America. In 1923 Dr. Williams made a preliminary study of educational conditions in Haiti when a similar request came to Tunkegue Institute from the State Department. As a fact agent for the Jesuits and Sister funds he has for years been engaged in the development of both public and private schools in the South. Alphonse Heningburg of the department of romance languages, Tuskegee Institute, a graduate institute BENJAMIN F. HUBERT ter in French from the Sorbonne, Paris, will accompany the committee as official interpreter. There will also be an adequate staff of clerics in charge. W. Cameron Forbes, chairman of the board of Motor to accommodate the commission which ailed Haiti, February 25, aboard the U. S. S. Koehler; but in of the day, had not seen the wisdom of operating his business of business as to get some of this transient trade, and to have the business of our business men fall in their venture because of their lax methods and their failure to give service at all times. The business of our business men are doing. The nature of our hair is not the texture of his hair but a skin that to do with him giving his patrons services and which gives his service should and must be our watchfulness if we are to succeed in our u- AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930 Dutch Anxious To Read Moton's Book Tungkeung Institute, Ala.—(AHP)—Dr. Robert R. Moton, principal of Tumkeetee Institution, Fort Worth, guest from S. W. Muller of Fortifol, Holland, for the privileges of a visit to the University into the Dutch. Mr. Muller, after reading a review of Dr. Moton's latest book in a Dutch paper, wrote state statement that the book is a "book which should be read by people over the world," adding that would like to translate it into Dutch. Choral Club Plans Novel Contest For Musical Festival According to C. F. Richardson, president of the Collegiate-Taylor School of Music, a national organization, which will give its fifth annual school musical festival April 8, the organization has a contest in connection with the ticket selling contest in connection with the program, and the names of the several Houston indicates have already been submitted. The first prize, to be awarded the first prize, will be a free ticket, tickets will be a free trip to Chicago. The second prize will be a diamond ring, and all contestants, who do not win the first prize, will be a free commission. Until Saturday, March 15, 1990, the second prize will be any color girl or woman in the city, except members of the choral club and their instruments. The entry to enter should be in touch with the person by phoning at Preston 1243 or seeing him in person at 409 Smith. The following named ladies, as well as others who would like to enter the contest, will be meeting Mr. W. G. C. M. Fellows Temple, Saturday, March 15, 1990, Butler, Robbie Childs Ector, Birdie Jeffries, Miles W. Jordan, Phil A. Abu- RANSOM, WALKER MANAGER, WILL APPEAR IN CITY According to an announcement made here this week, Attorney F. B. Ransom, vice-president and general manager of the Mason Company, Y. Walker Manufacturing Company, Indiana, Indiana, and member of the executive committee of the National Negro Business League, will be in Houston post Tuesday and Wednesday. Monica and Ike President C. F. Richardson of the Business Men's Club is calling upon the business men to attend other business and professional men to attend the function which the club will sponsor for Mr. Ramson in the club. A social hall Tuesday night, 9 o'clock. OLDER BOYS WILL STAGE PARLEY AT MARSHALL MAR. 28 LAWYER'S WIFE SUES THEATRE FOR NIFTY SUM Michigan City, Ind.-Mrs. Anna Graves, a wife of Attorney Tom Griffin, against the Fitzpatrick and McElroy Public Corporation, owners of the Starland Theatre, because on Jan. 22 she was accused of stealing show house. The complaint filed by Attorney Griffin, the firm Smith, Rees and Smith, of Laporte, alleges that on the evening of Jan. 21 Griffin Graves, accrued a theatre ticket for 35 cents and took seats in the theatre, and says agents of the theatre ordered Mira Graves and her friend to move from the theatre to the theatre. She charges that they took hold of her and pulled and pulled her Attorney Graves is a native of Texas, Texas, and product of Prairie Texas, and Wiley College, Marshall Texas. A graduate of Howard University, a graduate of the first Negro law admitted to Laporte County bar, and is licensed to practice law in Illinois, Illinois and Texas. This damage suit will be watched with much interest by members of both races in the City and state. HOBART T. TAYLOR Speculation was running high Thursday of this week as the news began to spread in insurance circles that Hobart T. Taylor, who has been appointed to the National Benefit Life Insurance Company of Washington, D. C., for almost five years in South Texas, had resigned his position with that company. When reached over telephone Mr. Taylor confirmed the fact that his resignation had been forwarded to the company, which asked when what his plans were Mr. Taylor stated that, until then, he would have been there several important matters which he intends to work on and try to resolve. When he leaves his employment, after which he plans to work a week or two at Matigara counties and fishing and resting areas; and when he returns he would have some further statement to make relative to his plans for the ALDERMAN'S WIFE DIES Chicago, Ill.—(ANP) -Mrs. Anna Jackson, wife of Robert R. ("Fighting Bob") Jackson, adderman of the Third Ward, died her Friday morning following the amputation of her leg. Mrs. Jackson had been troubled with an affliction for several years which required her to undergo a rehabilitation. She is survived by her husband, a son, Robert R. Jackson, and a granddaughter, Rosale Jack CHARGE NEGRO SOLD HIS LOVE FOR $16,000.00 Newton is a well-known figure in New York's night life and for a while was an entertainer in a cabaret. California Court To Determine Damage Done By Such Term New York City.—The second suit in the history of the United States to be brought in the courts of a northern state, to determine whether the word "Negro" is a defamatory appellation, when used of a white man, is now being fought in California, and may play an important part in fixing the status of Negroes in northern states. The case is reported to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People by Skidney M. Van Wych, Jr., an attorney in New York, who is the author of a newspaper, from a damage suit for $50,000, brought by the former propriator of a saloon in San Francisco's "Barbary Coast," who was inadvertently called a "Portuguese Negro," in an article published by the newspaper. KANSAS CITY OPENS $350,000 HOSPITAL FOR NEGRO CITIZENS; LATEST DESIGN AND EQUIPMENT In his letter to the N. A. A. G. P. reporting the case, Mr. Van Wyk says: Kansas City, Mo. — (ANP) — The formal opening of the Kansas City's new $350,000 city hospital, Sunday, March 2, with an open house during the afternoon and evening. The building of eight stories, including root cellars and the finest hospital plant in the entire country available to Negroes and certainly the finest separate public institution ever provided by a raciality for its *Negro* citizens. Latest Design and Equipment No paints have been spared by the construction of the word in institutions of its kind, garlands of color. More than $31,000 machines installed the most modern machines for this work. In the department, not duplicated in any public or private rooms are in the X-ray suite. Eleven thousand dollars has been included among other items, a small refrigeration unit especially designed for There are two operating rooms, one on the left and one for major operation. With a specially designed lighting and ventilation system, the room is ideal for final finishing form the setting for the two aix-position operating tables and to be the final master of the room. FINAL NUMBER 41 O BERS Paper Court To the Damage Such Term cuit in the history of the United states of a northern state, to detain 0' is a defamatory appellation, being fought in California, and fixing the status of Negroes in National Association for the Ad- sidney M. Van Wyck, Jr., an at- tain in Francisco, New York, Serves Hide- nut for $50,000, brought by the San Francisco" "Barbary Coast", Portuguese Negro," in an article as the paper is concerned, all of the day's work and an incident of the Negro is concerned, it would be a sewer and degrading blow, the Negro is concerned, the problem that the Negro is content and is shunned and avoided that the white man who is so content called a Negro is made content and therefore, far more involved this case than the more questionable damages from the newspaper. The N. A. A. C. P. through the institution of the civil court of the national legal court of Arthur E. Spingarn, has supplied Van Wyk with numerous citations to their achievements and prose and Mr. Van Wyk reports that in "thousands of pages of published essays, essay, literature and also historical, history, the development, the achievements, the present status and his relations to the white population." Mr. Van Wyk especially schooled by the M.S. Negroes and his by Mr. S.- guese Negro. In his common view of the suit concerning the guest Negro, Mr. Van Wyk stored a strange thing that the keeper of a saloon in what was at the time the Negroes' portion of the Prince and indeed of the Coast, should raise a point which involves the shedding of the grop population of the United States. EENS $350,000 NEGRO CITIZENS; EN AND EQUIPMENT The operating saloon takes up the room, the kitchen, the dining room, the room, the main sterilizing room, dressing rooms, a surgeon's wash- room, room, the room, and the groomer and sheriff's room. Everything Electrical Prince and indeed of the United States. The basement house a model training kitchen, hitching, cleaning, with new FORUM OF CIVICS PUBLISHES BOOK ON GARDENING Houston's Paring of Civics made one more side toward beautifying the city. The book, titled Houston, published by that organization, came off the press recently. Gardening interest in the book which is so simple that a child can write it alone, made it a chance more time, professional gardeners will find the local information Part activities of the Forum of Water Conservation in Houston, including the distribution of flowering shrubs and aquatic vegetation of Houston, including the children of Houston, totalling over 76,000 shrubs. The seeds were ordered by the Children's Foundation to the children. The forum has an interest in city planning and creates an interest in city plant shade trees planting. The forum has a base set in the foreground for Houston; it is in line with former activities of the Forum. Mail orders for "A Garden Book" will be sent to the foreground. Copy if this coupon is returned to the for which please send me copies of "A Garden Book for Hous- tion" Name Street Address City Street (This coupon published courtesy of The Houston Informer.) BANISH PIMPLES or ECZEMA This Quick. Easy Way! It's easy to have clear, smooth skin. 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(ANP) — The *World's* Congress of the League Against Imperialism in Frankfurt on Main, the committee for the convening of a congress of working Negroes on the 1st of July, 1930, in London, the provisional agenda this weekend, the report of the International Trade Union Committee of the Negro workers; 2, the working Negroes; 3, the struggle of the working Negroes; 3, the struggle of the poll tax; 4, the danger of war and the working Negroes; 5, the program of the Negro workers; 6, the Committee of the Negro workers; and 6, election. *Organizations of working Negroes interested in the subjects dealt to send delegates are invited to send delegates.* MARCUS GARVEY GETS 6 MONTHS MARCUS GARVEY GETS 6 MONTHS Kingston, Jamaica.—(NAP)-Marvin Garvey, founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and instigator of the "Back to Africa Movement," was sentenced to six years in prison for aiding of a seditious狱 against the British government in his paper, the Black Man. The literary editor of the publication released the three months but the managing editor was released. The latest sentence imposed on Garvey was that he thrilled New York and started the country some years ago with his spectacular parade and his convictions. FLORIDA PLANS NEGRO BANK AT JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA PLANS NEGRO BANK AT JACKSONVILLE Jacksonville, Fl. - (ANP) A movement was launched here Wednesday evening for the establishment of a branch of the Allen system of colleges and universities in local business men assembled at the local Urban League to discuss the plans. The purpose of the proposed organization is to rescue Negroes from loan sharks and to help small business owners Negroes in many instances are forced to play exertion rates of induction and present and discuss the plan which his organization has prosecuted for some time and a temporary organization. The organizers are Grand Masters of the People's Industrial Insurance Company, A. L. 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This will be added to amounts totaled by the educational board of the Medical Church, the American Missionary Church, the American Missionary Board of New York and the Juille Board of New York and the Juille Board of General university purposes. A statement, accompanying the announcement of the conference results, reads: "The University, which will be operated on an entirely undemonstrational basis and best equipped educational institutions and health centers for New York and the rest of the United States, will be spent for site, buildings and equipment, including a hospital and health center. toward the Methodist Episcopal Church and the General Board of New York, we have together pledged $1,000,000. The General Education Board of New York." York and the Julius Kosewald Fund will provide $750,000. This is conditioned on $250,000 being raised from other funds, and $100,000 from the fund of $2,000,000. The citizens of New Orleans will be asked to raise $250,000 to support the education of the university, the hospital and health center may be assured." The Tulsa, Oka-—Contractor William S. Dummore of the Oklahoma Bond and Cement Company will be contracts on two modern buildings built in the North Detroit Street sec- ture, three more buildings within the next ten days. A large force of men in the company in its construction program. LES or Quick, R SKIN DISC THE COMPLEX WHITE SOAP Would you like to have complexion beauty that no one can resist? Then use this combination routine for one week and a soft, smooth skin may be yours. Texas has its 974,000 milk cows, forested areas, and 1,000,000 acres. Of all birds of cattle Texas has 5,667,000 band on Jan. 1, 1939—one of the largest in the entire United States. 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Abbey will plant several hundred acres of watercourses for waterfowl in the area of Henderson County land, hitherto in cotton, will be planted in the area of Henderson County land, and 200 in tomatoes . . . White County in watching with interest the winter wheat and corn out farm. Its tenant has been given a 10-year lease under which he will continue planting with sweet clover. And a more liberal dose of Castoria is always better for growing children than some need leastly strong medicine, meant only for adult use. Gennine Castoria signature on the wrapper. Pre scribed by doctor. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1980 Loyal Friends of America Face Internal Dissension CRAWFORD CALLS DALLAS LEADER LOYAL FRIENDS GIVES DETAILS TO HOLD MEETING ABOUT RUPTURE "ABOUT a year ago, I was in very bad health," writes Miss Thelma Sorapurn, of 1738 Annette St., New Orleans, La., whose picture is printed above. "I had very severe headaches and swimming in my head. I was nervous and felt so tired and dull. Just felt like I wanted to sit around and not do anything at all. I had severe pain in my side, and my back hurt. "My mother gave me Cardui and I quit being nervous, and I quit having the headache. My back and sides got easy, and I felt strong and well. After taking two bottles of Cardui, no one would know I had ever been sick, for I felt like new." The above testimonial is genuine, and was given freely. No pay has been given or promised for its use. Loyal Friends of America, Greetings: It becomes my duty as your National al Grand Secretary, active under or- ganization of the United States, second week in half July in grand session, Fort Worth, Worth, to notify you that Grand Master W. Hunt, in inter- mission, will be assisted to suspend me from office as Grand Secretary, all of which he has as Grand Secretary to do. Now the facts are these: Grand Master J. W. Hunt has kept my books and W. Hunt and every years. I have trusted him on his honour and on the honor of his help, and those checks had been destroyed. I took an office of the court and then those checks in the vault for an audit, and Master J. W. Hunt proceeded to get a mundum to take the books and W. Hunt and every years. I have attempted to suspend me from office as Grand Secretary, all of which he did and stopped me. I went in court and stopped him. Therefore, as Grand Secretary, I am asking the jurisdiction throughout America to meet me March 15, 1930, at EI Bethel Church, 30 and Cliff THE FILM MAKES A SUCCESS OF THE FILM 'THE FILM' Dear Friends and Representatives of the National Grand Lodge: As National Grand Secretary of the Loyal Friends of America Benevolent Association I am directed by Article 1, Section 22 of the Constitution and Section 18 of the Constitution, and custody and control of the records of the National Grand Lodge and Palace and preserve all off-cial papers. "Feeling that such books and records had not and were not being properly kept and that the records of the same was necessary to protect the best interests of the Association, and pursuant to the authority in my vest- ment, on or about February 19, 1930, remove the records of the National Grand Lodge office of the National Grand Lodge and Palace, 814 Good Street, Dallas, Texas, in custody of the Texas Bank and Trust Company, Dallas, Texas, an employee party, pending the employee Immediately the National Grand Court of Dallas County, Texas, for an injunction restraining me from acting as the Grand Secretary, and demanding that the books, records, etc., so removed from my office, be thereupon, through my attorney, contested the injunction which was promptly modified so that the court ordered me to maintain in the custody of the Texas court's order, and permitting the inspection thereof by the National Grand Secretary and by the auditors of either, and directing, further, that I constitute as an National Grand Secretary, act as National Grand Secretary. I have proposed to the National Grand Master, personally and through streets, Dallas, Texas, at 10 a. m. I will thrash this out. My position is that move both Grand Master and Secretary E. J. Crawford, and Secretary E. J. Crawford, expect you to be present. Many of the bad luck judges and palces join me. Thanking you in advance for your cooperation, Preferentially yours, N.G. Loyal Treaty of America, S14 Good Street, D.C. my attorneys, that all books, records, etc. necessary for an audit be turned over to the office whom the attorneys for myself and for the National Grand Master might agree, and that all other books, records, etc. necessary for the office of the Association. The office of the Association will accept such proposal, and has since sent me notice that he has removed me from office. I wish to inform you that the matters of the National Grand Lodge and Palace require immediate attention and that a special committee will be possible, and also ask that you fill out the request below and mail same information to the office as early as possible, so that we may act for the best interests of the (Cut this out, sign your name in blank space and mail to E. J. Crawl ford.) DICKSON AVERS CRAWFORD SAVED HUNT AND ORDER COME TO THE MEETING MARCH 15, 1830, AND GET THE TRUTH. HUNT IS RUNNING TO SAVE SELF. Loyal Friends of America, Ladies and Gentlemen, Friends and Comrades: I am pleased to send you this letter as an individual member of the friends of the Grand Master, Hunt, who is supposed to have given full details of affairs pertaining to the Loyal Friends, through the Advocate, has not done so, and I am pleased to tell you that he has given me any name, in the first place. The grand Master Hunt ought to understand that I am grown and I have never had to ask about anything that I, as a man, should do, and I have any name in anything, he should be when he called my name he had to be. He has tried to wear in clothing, and I shall uncover the grand and he has helped him to not in forbidden. In the second place, I want to call attention to the attention seems to our over property, I made four trips to Grand Master Hunt and I went in my eyes, in my eyes, the last time with Mr. Price A. Wreem and Dr. Hunt gave me to understand that I need not say anything to him. He needed not to understand that I needed for his suspension to stand even against against the court order. He took those books, Grand Master Hunt had talked with me, every one of the four of his grandchildren, Grand Crawford took those books, Grand Master Hunt had talked with me, every one of the four of his grandchildren, Grand Crawford took those books, Grand Master Hunt told me that Mr. Crawford hunted me with him and got him to not do it; but he said: "I have made a grand lodge, that he could resign if he wanted and if he does not mind, grand lodge, that he could resign if he wanted and if he does not mind, setting the next grand lodge." This in the conversation that was held between Grand Master Hunt and Mr. Crawford, I ought to get together. The way they are talking and the way they are adamant to move around, they are tearing up the order. I said to Grand Master Hunt. "You are the master and is sick, he picked you up and 'told you' until you have got to the point that he should not be unappreciative for what he done for you. I don't see how you know." The reason I said that to Grand Master Hunt was because I with Mr. Crawford 30 minutes after he left the Grand Master Hunt have $1000 to buy him a home on Thomas Avene, to get Grand Master Hunt out of the Grand Master Hunt. Now he comes out and pretends to destroy him. He is certainly and in my way, and I am sure he is not going to be able to do that. Hunt, I have 10,000 to begin with behind the Knights of Liberty Benovio, who have been working on that for 12 months in strange things to him, why one New Yorker pull up without using to pull the other into a Loyal friend of America knows full well that E. A. Crawford has not won a fight with the Friends of America. He also knows that there is no shortage. He also knows that he is a Crawford under the hypothetion of right shame for a man to be so little sensitive his personal ambition. I went to Grand Master Hunt and asked him to call a meeting. He said he would not be in my hand. I told Grand Master Hunt sliding in the presence of Mr. Hunt and ordering the order as against him or anybody else; that neither of the gentlemen would work with me. The loyal Friends of America. I stopped my work and went through a full examination of the afairs and to said to Mr. Hunt that my Master Hunt can suspend you, he must give you a copy of the charge he must notify the board of directive and file this charge officially. But they must order a call session of the grand lodge jurisdiction and have it be held at the grand lodge as grand master, because J. W. Hunt is involved and it looks like he has not been running why should he be recalled to call an extra session of the lodge. It does not cost him anything. It is better to have an extra son of the grand lodge and let the people of Grand Mastor J. W. Hunt attempt to suspend an honest, unrestricted, consecrator to the office of the politician, not a traitor to the politician, that is worth over $40,000 in the county of Dallas and in the city of Dallas three times in my times and bor- Any doctor will tell you that the quickest way to check a cold is to take a good warm warm. Not everyone can take time from their work to stay in bed, but anyone can take Lax-ans before going to bed and get relief by morning. La-xa gives overalight results because it in Double Strength. It is a quaranteed billiousness and malarial rowed $8,000 and $8,000 and paid the debts of the Loyal Prison America when they did not have any money and was not held juridiction that. Let every member of the Legal Association meet on March 11th and Clint Stroebe, Dallas, Texas; meeting calls the local knights of the Legal Association. The local members of the Legal Association have provided certainty that one day a one day free sleight of hand. Every prescription drug store is authorized to sell the S6 bottle of Lax-ana on a quarantine list. Don't do it. Don't wait for a cold to start; get Laxana today and keep it healthy. Look for the words "medication" in the bottle. Your medication is red on red bottle. 5th Annual Spring Musical Festival City Auditorium TUESDAY NIGHT APRIL 8, 1930 —Presented By— Coleridge-Taylor Choral Club "South's Premier Musical Organization" Hoxes, 576; Parquet, 75c; General, 50c; Children, 25c. (Not good for box seats) TICKETS NOW SELLING PHILLIP Page, 2800 McGregor, who has been ill for the past several days, will be attending the Rose Hill proverbous farmers of Thompson, were in the city. Mrs. R. A. January and daughters, Ruth and Rachel Lee, attended the Married Gras this week at New Orleans to Mrs. and Mrs. R. Ellis, 3011 Brendan, a fine baby girl, February 16, 2011. Mrs. M. Shackleford, 3010 Anita, attended the Married Gras this week New Orleans to Mrs. R. H. L. Smith, McComb, Mits, retired railroad employee of the I. C. city with old schoolmates and friends. Mrs. Rosa Wilson, McGown Avenue, who has been very ill, is impaired. Mrs. Rosa Wilson, McGown Avenue, and Mrs. Wilson, 2102 Stewart. Mrs. Collins, Ballonmer and Molle Amendelman, McGregore and Amendelman, respectively the Marigel Grass at New Orleans this week. LOST-Friday night, February 27, 2015. Mrs. Collins, Finder will please call Pruse 1494. Official Social Club of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor will meet March 11, 3 p.m. at the restroom. Finder will be Barbara Walker, 154 Summer Street. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Campbell, 2402 Lafayette Street, Friday night to Friday, the Marigel Grass. They also visited relatives at Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. A. Crawford and daughter, Bona Lee and Mrs. F. A. Denkin were called to Bacorza to attend the lecture of their aunt, Mrs. Louise. There will be a musical melody presenting Dr. Chas. B. Johnson, son of Dr. Chas. B. Johnson, Church, Monday, 8:10 p.m. p.m. admission, 23. Photos Preston Co. for good printing. Photos Preston 6935, Fairway 0339; $330 McKinney. Reasonable prompts are called for and delivered promptly. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells, 319 E. 10th St., a motor trip to Welch and Baldwin, La. their respective homes. They accompanied by Mrs. Ardella Moore. The next meeting of the Forshall Club is held Monday, March 10, at the 10th Street Theatre. The meeting highly beneficial instructions were given on an anatomy of the cranium. Ellish Dickerson was struck and severely injured on the head Tuesday. Dr. James Dressler dressed as Jefferson Davis Hospital, and he is now confined to his bed at For Real Estate and Investments, Safety Construction Company, A. J. Company, 409-11th Street, phone Pretoria 2031, Houston, Texas. Trinity East M. E. Church is sponsoring "Garden of Healing," "SS City," by the Pilgrim Theatre, Mar. 15, for the benefit of the church. James E. Jackson, 1600 West Daly Drive, by an auto, Thursday night. The dress of the car took the injured and car number. It cuts the Phlegon and heals the cornea in chest and lungs. We use it in the bed and in the care cure. Send money order for 100 post 10c money or pay post 10c money. WILLIAMS COLD SNAP CO. 2854 Prairie Ave. Chicago, IL CHORAL CLUB Corn Weeds-Willka, Zemra Flood, Elmora Morphy, M. J. Mitchell, C. R. Bell, M. J. Mitchell, C. R. Bell, Calebwyn, Beasel, M. Montgomery, H. S. Dotson, Edna Robinson, H. S. Dotson, Edna Robinson, Lyman Howlett, Egenea E. C. Muller, Burlia Vulgar, B. M. Miller, Sarah Mabie Alice Hill Perry Eva Hawkins, Madelle pachys, Mau, Vulbs Brook Having helped, in a financial way, the church with welfare agencies and churches with church funds during past seven years, the club plans to raise money at the festival to provide food and housing for the current four to Chicago and other Northern cities. Since this will be the first effort of the club to raise money a few years ago, the church has reserved that all Houstonians will rally to the cause and help it to go over the tickets have been printed and will go on sale next week. The price scale is based on the amount reserved for whiten; dress circle and backyards; 6c; children; 2cc (ticket good anyway except boxes). CHURCH ANNUNCIMMUNDS GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH (Cor. Buck and Booker Streets) Sunday school was very good Sunday with an attendance of 34 and a book review by the pastor. The 11 o'clock service was opened with a service of thanks to the pastor delivered a sermon, "Look at the people who are doing what to do Good." At 8 o'clock, a meeting was enjoyed by all men and women, feeling running high. Night services were 8 o'clock with an excellent prayer service based on his text for the Lord's Lord, Matt. 28:25, and Rev. 17:1. Visitors were invited to the Gaius Gabriel Baptist Church—Reporter. MT. CORNISH BAPTIST CHURCH (Cor. Schwartz and Bck Sts.) School Sunday was, as usual, very interesting; the lesson was reviewed and appreciated. The class still retains the banner. At 11 o'clock Pastor Hubbard preached a lesson on the Gospel of Salvation, "Laying on the Cross," in the mission sisters and the pastor worshiped with Please. Finally, B. Y. P. U. held a splendid meeting with the mission sisters. Night service was very good, pastor preaching a short sermon, the mission sisters prayed for the prayer meeting every Tuesday night. —Reporter. **TRINITY M. E. CHURCH** Rev. A. J. Newton, Pastor The Booker T. Washington Glee Club, M. E. Church Sunday night, Mar. 9, 8 o'clock. Everybody is invited. J. L. Blount is director. **DR. JOHNSON'S REMOVAL** The office of the Odd Fellows Temple Good Store), where he will continue to carry on his practice and act as his manager. His telephone is Presley. HUNTSVILLE Huntsville, Texas—We have notice in the Intramural League that he has hired Mr. Thomas of San Antonio, and we feel his sympathy in their use of the idea relative. Permit us to call your attention to the best team in the team team the Yellow Jackets. We have the best team that ever ran in Houston, Montgomery and Pririe of Walker County. The Yellow Jackets of Walker County. The Lions 27-14; Palm Beach 12-14; of 22-11, and P. V. sophomores met the nails and they are well. We treated them well and they will be back, but maybe not to play basketball. M.-Ebel Thomas Re- FREE TO WOMEN Regular $1.00 Treatment Sent Free Three out of four women suffer from ovarian pain, female com- plaints, dragged down feeling, back- ache, pain, painful and irregular pains, bowl, whiten, painful and irregular pains. A murvous glandular treatment has been provided for the first three months that for the next three months Dr. Delwey or O. C. O. no cost, no obligation, free or reduced cost. O. C. O. no cost, no obligation, free or reduced cost. Family Delwey's remedy to based on observation in the glandular activity and accurately obtained results. Women who have have any pain may be able to write a doctor. We must know your age or your medical history. This makeable test but of this convenient future to secure unrestricted relief. The doctor will be made in plain wrapper, Dr. Delwey. Adherent Pad B, adult霉素. Adherent Pad B, adult霉素. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930 BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE THOMPSON ROOM This beautiful home, which is locat- cases, roomy closets, including linen ad. et. 2901. Holmine Angus, on the closet. LOCAL SURGEON SEES HOSPITAL AT HOT SPRINGS Dr. William M. Drake, physician and surgeon with offices in the Old Fellows Temple, has recently returned from a visit to the Woodmen of Union Hospital, located at Hot Springs, Arkansas, to give his praise of the class of surgical work being done in that institution. In an interview with an Informer representatives, Dr. Drake had the following to say concerning his visit to the hospital: "I have been the savet. Dr John Eve, chief surgeon of this hospital, has done some wonderful work and has proven beyond all our race to master surgery. I was there and to assist him in major operations, without putting the patient to sleep, using spinal anesthesia. I was the fastest and safest surgeon in America. None of the major operations, in which I assisted, took over Speaking further of this hospital, Dr. Duncan said, "The Woodson of Union Hospital has done many hundreds of major operations, under spinal anesthesia, and under spinal injection. Ether is doomed, and sound basal and I am glad to say that I am performing major operations at the Houston Negro Hospital, are performing all of them under spinal anesthesia, and under spinal injection. People with spinal surgery can be operated on under spinal anesthesia, in most cases with perfect anesthesia." K. C. HOSPITAL BRYAN BRIEFS Bryan, Texas.—All Sudday schools and churches had good attendance and relied on the noted pianist, fitted the pulpit day and night. He prescheduled two instructors: Sima Shimpa, Alexandra Church, read the scriptures. Rev. U. pastor, pastor Plantain Grove, pastor, pastor Saint Joseph Rev. Carter and Benn sent the congregations. Amo William, last week. Rev. Porter ("Mike") Reed was called from labor to reward residence. Mrs. Shelly of Borelson County was shot last week. he in now having. K. K. Shibuya, Brewer Brown. The house fits snugly into the sheltersing area of massive oaks which furnish a very attractive skyline and provide a front and on the aisle, the back yard Cage Tournament Ends In Triple Tie; Bears, Cats, Steers Messidan L. A. John are on the sick ward and are praying and receiving service, Rev James Head is in the city conducting prayer and receiving service, Church Carter Johnson, Stetson's Stone, five miles bulled by it and G. N. Johnson, who was burdened severely a few months ago, was burdened severely a few months ago, Stetson's Chapel A. M. E. Church, E. M. Grigoris is conducting a revival of the church, Daine Jo Dingerie is with pneumonia, Rev J. E. Smith is still improvise- Inspect Colored Farms In County: Luper Is Leader The agricultural tour of Harris Lake County, county agent, and M. A. G. Hall, home economics agent, was a de- fense officer to study to study soil preparation, construction of hot beds and cold frames for growing vegetables and appliances for homes and homes. Twenty-three farmers and truckers from Fort Bend, Harris and Montgomery counties which visited Henry Eater's 38 farm at Little York, where they properly planted and growing (a properly planted and one-plant farm), an irrigation system, an irrigation system for feed, farmers and tools. At Joe and Farmers at Parish, as well as the rural farm, the same community were models for the visitors to follow. The dairy farm caught the eyes of the tourists, as the modern home and a system of irrigation and landcaping showed great progress in present-day farming as practiced by the farmers. W. L. Davis, I. M. Terrell, Jake McAllister, Joe Mitchell and C. H. Wailer addressed the group of farmers. 'is covered with shell and has a doug room. It is in parlor, and roomy, and roomy, rooms on all on the east side of the house, affording cool delight on the floor. VICTORY AGENCY MANAGER LAUDS INSURANCE MOVE President T. M. Fairchild of the Ackley school, which chartered较常年纸质 legal reserve company for Texas, has been named the largest employer of the Victory Life Insurance Company of Chicago. Chicago, III, Mr. T. M. Fairchild, Enamel Street, Houston, M. Dear Fairchild. The Houston institute that you and your associates have secured a charter for the Victory Life Insurance company in the state of Texas. 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The deceased of the deceased, Pastor Jason Jordan extended the Christian life lived in the community by Mrs. Thomas; while the large number of persons of beauty floral allotted to the beautiful floral allots to the deceased were held by those who knew her in this city and other sections of the RESOLUTIONS Be it resolved, that the members of Houston Business Men's Club desire to all relatives of the deceased in this their hour of great sorrow and relief will find sense and comfort in God that gave and who has taken away a life. We will be brought and occasion bring about, yet it is the inviolate. In wisdom of God, we be it further resolved, that a copy of this resolution be sent to the business men of Houston, and a copy be caused a copy spread upon the minutes of the Houston Business Men's Club, Houston, Texas. H. P. Carter, committee, H. P. Carter, committee. 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All drug- RIN AUSTIN DOINGS CUERO CULLINGS Curo, Texas—Mrs. Lola Johan Curo, Texas—Mrs. Lola Johan last week after a brief illness, a brother, sister and mother survive. Mrs. Edward Wafford, who died in Saturday, Rev. G. Hamilton Martin, who attended the funeral of a whose head attended the funeral of he has begun their annual spring renewal. The High School basketball team de- mands a final Friday, 10 last Friday, Rev. W. B. Lott has a rally for Brothers Chap- ter, who is progeniting nicely, Mrs. A. E. porter IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear son, John C., who departed this life 23, 1928, we dedicate the following lines: And you will seek the new shores, the far and mild blue shores. The sea fares to lands he does not know. Remember, once there drifted, where there was water, another ship, another boat, another dream to find; That you go softly over a road that Has only seen through storms and has only seen with terror blind. Over you the high stars, the far stars, the night stars. Remember, awitty, surely, a young girl with a big heart. As straight between the stars and tides as ever eagle flew; That is the ancient magic was but little changed; Forrerunner of these days of ours, when greater dreams come true. Go out upon the old road, the sea, Find what is there for you to find; Find what is there for you to find; Go get up your dreams, dear, keep choosest seems, dear, keep choosest seems, dear, the world that run where joy may be. If you were honeysuckle turning your find the sunset burning, As bright as ever dawning flamed So when your faring done, dear, turn westward with the sun, use the wind, waits to bid you "welcome home!" (Signed) W. Fiddle, W. Fiddle, CARD OF THANKS CARD 05 The return of the late Mrs. Catherine Gibson will express her appreciation to the neighbors and the family she served. A pathy shown during the illness and death of her beloved wife and sister, Mary Gibson, Mines S. Ammo and F. Banyan, letters. CARD OF THANKS We take this method of thanking the many friends who were so kind to us during the illness and death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Josephine Prazier, 1971 Pansy and Bunny Pansy. We spent this life February 24, 1930. (Eligible) Female, niece, grandmother and L. Panzye, mother; Men, Ben Newton, W. L. Griffin, B. J. Williams, Washington, J. Dale and Mina Praetier, daughters. CLOISTERED WAYS The next day was Thursday, the night of the full moon, and a cloudy sky. Etna, up slightly earlier than usual, opened the window of her little kitchen and looked toward Hendenan. Flower smoked rose from the stack of its cotton-filled blood as she burgly fled her long lungs with long deep draughts. Today was Thanksgiving, but the sun was setting, the ambering leaves drift featherlike before the breeze, if she would be able to watch them of the day when it and passed. Ralph Banknight and his sister were coming over to David. David asked them himself, but she had a strongly pleasing voice. She asked him to the same time right for her. Ralph and David had been very good friends in college, but they never had never ceased to care, which fact had prematurely caused her. Ralph had never ceased to care, which fact had prematurely caused her. Ralph had won because she had loved him and won because she had loved him and loved her. David had won because she had loved him and loved her. David she had realized the fulfilment of her theology. When he thought it would make little or no difference, she had realized her theology. Her daughter isolated even if he was a preacher? She felt a wave of contending, contending and turned to her task of preparing it would rain. She longed to be allowed to spend the day with her and turned to her task of preparing it would rain. She longed to be allowed to spend the day with her and turned to her task of preparing it would rain. But morning soon had his ideas of life. But morning soon had his ideas of life. Ralph and his sister, Marion, came and Edna thought she had been holding a book in her hands at the door. And his sister, Marion, she would not, the second she would not, most probably have admitted it, Edna began anew to envy her. Edna was the grandmother of the griease of life, the masterful, authoritative and seemingly accustomed men, which characterized their even They were good friends, the Johnsons and Bankings, and Ethel had been a friend of them. She gave her marriage, but as they sat at dinner, they seemed to Ethel the gay dimas, and glorious of which John talked so freely, seeming to be more than David invited them, she asked herself; why had he brought and given her to them, and been to be more to once more, to temp her? Once while Marion led the conversation with the two men: David, her love, her husband, and again she assured her that he rather quiet, satisfied, controlled expression, well, but reservation. David was handsome, handcourted accountant by the ever one of Marion's running friends, and his friend Ralph, dressed to the minute, well groomed. As she compared them, she noted that those who have stood on the uncertain ground between love and an unconventional glamour domain of the unconventional-freeedom of action, youth, passion—that she pondered, does it really exist as I think, or is it merely an illusion, He had wanted to be a dentist—he was. He had wanted to be a pop singer. He had noticed he had nicely seen to it that he had what he wanted, and he had carefully get her out of that darned paracontrol once more," he told him. "I was able to talk to her as I wanted to for some time—I wonder if she has enough come to over consider as a friend, for as he entered, his short-lived, for as he entered, his envelope place uprightly on his desk. He read: "Ralph, I am in Henderson, and I don't dance—you see Ralph, David doesn't like dancing, and he's sure to find a way to go through." It was signed—Zinn. So she was in Henderson, and he came, he almost shouted aloud as he was walking to him. What a filmy excuse, he thought, her note, she known So eight o'clock found him parked outside on Oak Avenue. The night was rather cold, and the wind shook the diagonal pillow he marveled the diagonal pillow he light burned in the parlor, and as he walked down the white gravel walkway, he thought of the many times he had gone there, and you were the only person you 'engagement' but not so not-tongueing. Mr. Master answered his knock: "Hello, Mr. Bankman, come right in, I was just telling Eleanor I thought Eleanor came in from the adjoining room, and she looked at her look so irresistibly beautiful. She wore a charming gown of which she should superly. "Hello, Kalp," said as she, "Yes, Eleanor dressed, but you know you were not sure. Why, you've even dressed." She did not answer him, she knew she had "Please, Edna," Baulkend plead in front of her mother's house, "and I'm in her mother's house, a perfect ending to the most wonderful moment in all of our lives, darling. I'll always want you, can't wear them were made for one and my world her passionately—one again, and not resist. When she finally freed herself, she once again watched him ride away, the waving moon hung low in the mixty west, and somewhere nearby, a restless sparrow flew across the room. Women's Auxiliary Issues Appeal To Texas Race Women The Women's Auxiliary to the Lone Star State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association of which Mrs. R. A. Ranom of Ft. Worth, is president, has issued the following appeal to the women of Texas: Let us look back upon the last annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the Lone Star State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association. That who were present will readily acknowledge that It was a most successful meeting both from a good standing. Our Mette: "Help Us To Help You." SOCIATION, *one* order that is growing by leaps and bounds. It helps you live and live and pove. Five doctors deputies wanted; straight salaries to live wives and liberal commissions to live wives. Five deputies write General Office Colored Legion Association, P. O. Box 45, Calvert, Texas. maybe I am, but David I simply can't be free, and I have been taking care of you would have been dishonored there, if I remained; so I'm going away, and I feel that I love you, but we just don't know when I may be no when I say that no man is more dead - Dena. He is longer, but his eyes see only the last few words: "And if you will allow me, I will return." Here he was interrupted by the doctor because each day, more and more sential to his life-Marie, Marie was bringing in the morning, to the doctor because he answered, "More work for you then." Later that day, Carrie Marcelli plainly dressed, sat at her desk in her office, and looked beautifully persuasive, answering the pastor's letters. She always took a good care of her work, for she felt it a special honor to be in the pastor's confidence. She would have to be the most wanted to hear, for she had long been asleep, as she could and would never love another. She pictured, for a moment, her choice, a counterpart of his illustrious personality, a coworker, a softer at evening than the other, who the whimsical gods do not allow a picture perfect, therefore she remembered that the captain of her airhue, had, somewhere in the world—a woman known as his law—his wife. "Marie?" He had been watching her come in a few days, and he would know her thought, he said: "for forget to tell you that Mrs. Johnson is come home in a few days, and he would know her thought, he said: "Oh, no, no, I can't, I can't—could never go with it—I'll go." "But, Marie," he failed, then—"But, Marie," he followed, then—"God help me; Marie, I love you." "Oh, David!" she whippened, as she stared at him. "I'll do it. I'll do it—I'll do anything out of the word and back hungry and thirsty—Oh, I love you. I love you." He stood on the front porch of the parlor, where he was stood on the floor of the violets, jonquille and early roses as they perfumed the air. So much more affection he must be mused—so much. "Kind, lovable David" she said, "just like you to try to keep me from you, and I should be the same—and David, have you ever thought of Marie, she's just the type of person she should be, but beaven my heart has been beaten, if had just been that type; I never would have left you and gone away—but the things you like—she just Women's Auxiliary Issues Appeal To Texas Race Women The Women's Auxiliary to the Lone Star State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association of which Mrs. R. A. Ranom of Ft. Worth, is president, has issued the following appeal to the women of Texas: The last annual meeting of the last annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the Lone Star State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association, readily acknowledge that it was a most successful meeting both from a business as well as a social stand. We are asking that the local auxiliaryaries do all that can be swelling and that we can be able to vanance of the work in every way. We are hoping to have 28 local auxiliaryaries part of the state auxiliary this year. Every mother, wife, daughter or grandmother, we are asking the State Medical Dental and Pharmaceutical Association in good standing the local state and association is eligible to be a state auxiliary. We are asking a booster. Let us make this a banner year at Fort Worth, with every medical, dental and pharmaceutical family represented. sees life or way, David—can't you mean what I mean—'I'm gone.' He cannifomod impatience, that he is going into the house. He looked at his watch by a match light; he was going into the house. He have a meeting, we stay on the porch and get this air, it's good for you and hour—and I will bring something. He left her, and as he did, she made herself more comfortable in her dresses, and abused as she thought of Ralph, Baldpain Hallmark, so inopportune for her demons and abused as she thought of her life by the invileth man of fate. He was my type, she thought, of her life. She was the invileth man of David's scheme of things; but he is gone, and soon I must—we've done it. David's scheme as a crime. I loved David, but we didn't just fit—did we also thought of Marie—a girl she was she, and after her position she more comfort, cause she loved David. Again she afflicted her position to the brim with them, they had been filled to the brim with years; she wondered now, however, if it had been real happiness, or even any kind of happiness at all anyway, she had followed her against her wishes, and they had siped the cup together, had followed her against her wishes, drugs. Dances, dances, parties and more parties, cigarettes, dingles lights, creations of the creation of the creation of life. And then—she covered her face with her hands as she bleeded. All in a flash they came back to her. David's cold words—he was the demons and abused as she thought of David's voice ended this painful remembrance: "Yo, he, cream for you, how do you feel?" He took her into his arms, and told her to go sleep, and in moment he would upon its mother's breast; tired of her heart which never found real happiness relaxed, then rested—and soon she would feel the heart which could feel the child of her head. FARMERS ATTEND MISS. CONFERENCE Utica, Miss.—(ANP)—Approximately 1,000 farmers with their families attended the 25th annual farmers' conference which was held at the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute. Questions of vital interest were discussed by leaders and farmers of both races. The "discussion of the conference theme, 'Land Buying and Home Building,' was led by President J. B. Lehman of the Southern Christian Institute at Edwards. President Lehman discussed a small tract of land with the determination of working it better and building it up to the point of reasonable productivity. The main speaker was G. V. Turner of the extension office in Albany, who has his farm at Thakurgan. He spoke of plant development at the marketing and gueed live stock. Improved Uniform International SundaySchool Lesson (By REV. P. W. PITWATER, D.D. M.E. member of Faculty, Moody Bible Institute of Chicago). (© 1939, Western Newspaper Union.) Lesson for March 9 THE PARABLE OF THE SOWER LENSON TEXT—Matthew 13:1-18 DIDN'T TEXT—Hear who hath ear to bed? PRIMARY TOPIC—Heers and Doers JUROR TOPIC—Heers and Doers INTERMEDIATE AND NENOR TOPIC YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC Take Heer now Heer. In this thirteenth chapter of Matthew the "mysterious" of the kingdom of Israel, the Scriptures are meant truth undoerable by human reason, made known by revelation. The seven parables of this chapter demonstrate the manner the admixture of moral and spiritual affairs in the world between Christ's ascension and return to the Lord. I. The Sower (v. 3). The sower is not named in this parable in the parable of the wheat and the man (v. 37). It is evident that the sower in this case is the Lord Jesus who is sowing the wheat in the dirt by means of prophets, apostles and ministers. II. The Kind of Soil (vv. 48; 123) The soil is the human heart (v. 10) the seed sowed in the Word of God (v. 11) the soil in the condition of the soil, which in turn is the state of the human heart Netwathkinding the faithfulness of the soil in the condition of the results of preaching God's God depend upon the condition of the buildup of soil or bearers, which reveals four kinds of soil or bearers. Many are the "theory ground" hearers of this age. The good seed men are hardworking, men, and women are completely absorbed in the things of business and are burdened with care (2) The men in business bring riches to many. The effect of riches is to hurt the spiritual perception of men (3). Lots of other benefits of the good seed pleasures of life. All these things choke the Word of God. Many of the enjoyments of the world may be imminent, and so much attention and consume so much energy and time that one has no time for Bible reading, meditation and so much good, or fruitful hearers (4). The good ground, or fruitful hearers (v. 8, cf. v. 2). But other fell into good ground and the good seed ground differed from all the rest. It was deep and moist, therefore it was capable of bringing forth a hundred, a thousand, and so on. The measure that the heart is kept free from worldiness, riches and pleasures, the good seed matures. The good seed of Teaching in Paradise (v. 18) 173. The first cement plant west of the Mississippi and the second in the United States was built at San Anselmo in 1920. It was two times larger—two each at San Antonio, Houston and Dallas and one each at Pt. Worth. El Paso and Waco. Production in 1920 was 6,446,004 barrels. For the $20,000 to be spent on public utilities in 1930, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, $120,000 will be spent in Texas. Sour Stomach Sweetened instruc- tion in work. That is live by harness. It provides everywhere with fresh water. Everywhere is volume in aid. 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For Stomach, Liver and Bowels DRECO Plank and Work Medicine FOR SALE BY People's Pharmacy 12 Milton St. Houston, Texas St.Joseph's Pure ASPIRIN Opelousas, Ln.—(ANP)—Maintaining his innocence, John Washington was hanged Friday in the parish jail for the slaying last March of Policeman Oliver Thompson during a raid on the house of Opelousas. Washington was brought here from Lafayette, La., where he has been held for safety since the killing. Sheriff Charlie Thibodeaux gave permission for the man to make a raid on the house of the trap and Washington denied that he was the man who killed the officer and said that the girl witness on whose evidence he was convicted was not in the hall at the time of the raid. The girl was raytied and was shot through the trap. ALL RACES ARE EQUAL, ASSERTS NORDIC SAVANT Washington, D. 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ANY MAN WHO IS GOOD ENOUGH TO SHEED HIS BLOOD FOR HIS COUNTRY, IS GOOD ENOUGH TO BE GIVEN A SQUARE BLOOD TANK, IS GOOD ENOUGH TO MORB AND NO MAN SHOULD RECEIVE LESS—BOOSEVELT. HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930 ANOTHER ANGLE TO LABOR SITUATION The proponents of the movement to dislodge Negroes from avenues of employment which they have filled here and elsewhere for years, and to turn over such jobs to members of other races, should bear in mind that Negroes are the patrons of many of these concerns which have been and still are employing colored help. While The Informer realizes and admits that the Negro has no prior claim to many of these jobs, a sense of fairness dictates that some consideration be accorded the group due to its buying and spending power. While particularly 65,000 colored citizens within the metropolitan confines of Houston, it is not an exaggeration to estimate that these people spend on the average of $10 a month, per person, with merchants and other enterprises in Houston, which amounts to fully $650,000 per month, or around $7,800,000 per annum. At least this much is spent each month by Houston Negroes for many of the bare necessities of life, and this is a conservative estimate; for it is hardly possible for any person to live on less than $10 per month. Furthermore, Negroes are American citizens and should be aided and encouraged to live up to the ideals of this country; but if they are to be denied honest employment and forced into economic starvation, there is grave danger that many of them will resort to embezzlement, which will aggravate rather than alleviate the unemployment situation. The law of self-preservation presupposes that members of one race are going to look after their own first, and then consider other racial groups after having taken care of their own; but where the community interest is at stake, wisdom suggests that as equitable a program as possible be inaugurated and pursued more effectively. There is still another angle to this labor situation and that is the disposition of Negroes to shirk and lay off so much from their work; their lack of proper regard for their jobs and their attitude toward it and their employers. The Negro has no copyright or monopoly on any job, and many jobs formerly regarded as "Negro jobs" have gone and are yet going to members of other races who once despised such employment. Negro employees, wherever they are engaged, should strive to improve themselves at their given task, and not be content with a mere job, but to so do the work as to make themselves almost indispensable. Such employees should be punctual, dutiful, honest, industrious and thrifty, and should endure to live within their means and be able to afford the necessities they need to meet. This policy should be followed at all times, whether in a period of prosperity and plenty or depression and resultant unemployment. Any concern, which enjoys a large colored trade, should give some members of the race employment, and heretofore most of the Houston business houses and industrial plants have done this; but reports are affaint that a movement is gaining momentum here and that the business discharge all their colored help and replace them with whites. Such a movement, per se, should be discouraged, for it will tend to fan the flames of racial prejudices and disrupt the amicable relations existing here between the colored and white races. While our slogan should be "jobs for the jobless," the campaign should not be pitched and conducted in a manner which will prove a boomerang to the community. RIGHT OF PEACEABLE ASSEMBLY Apparently, some of the police and constabulary officers in this country, in their zeal to prevent any civil disorders and hostile demonstrations in connection with the present nationwide unemployment situation, are overlooking certain constitutional rights warranted to American citizens, both native-born and naturalized. The first amendment to the constitution of the United States says that "congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of speech, or the right of the people to express themselves to mankind." Notwithstanding this constitutional right, groups, whose chief offense seems to have been the fact that they were holding meetings and decrying the present economic and industrial trend, have been arrested in several American cities lately. Last Sunday the Houston superintendent of police and his aides invaded an alleged "red" meeting near the Turning Basin, where white and colored "comrades" were holding a powwow and expressing their disapproval of certain existing laws of this section and the country generally, according to newspaper accounts, dispersed the meeting and arrested some of the leaders on the charge of vagrancy. It was their civil dissertations on the times, or the fact that members of the two races were meeting together which warranted the local police officers to set, has not been determined, but, indigestion from newspaper reports and reading between them was almost forced to conclude that this supposed "com- DISSENSION IN FRATERNAL RANKS What is the trouble with some of our fraternal leaders in Texas, in that we continue to witness sporadic and periodic instances of internal dissension, strife and bickering? A glance at the history of the average Negro fraternal order in this state, with only one and one or two rare exceptions, will disclose that the titular head and the secretarial officer of the average Negro order are usually at dager's point. The Informer could list the Texas orders which have suffered from this suicidal program, but will retain from doing so just now. If these Texas Negroes, who are always fighting and seeking to destroy each other in their fraternities and churches, would devote just part of this energy and effort along constructive lines, it would not be long before the race would command the respect and confidence of contemporaneous races. We spend too much time and money trying to "do" each other and not enough in trying to "umdo" our lot in this state and section. Principles seldom enter into these fusses and ruptures, but the usually centered around some office, its occupant and the "spoils." Now right another Negro fraternal order in this state is threatened with a rift and split, all because two of the officers have "fallen out." (Sad to relate!) To make bad matters worse, every fight of this kind divides and embitter the followers, often more pronounced than the warring leaders. The Informer recalls that one Negro order in this state was almost wrecked because some overly-ambitious leaders raised the disqualification issue and divided the membership along church lines. Ours is a tight fight with a short stick, at best; but the effort to advance and improve the race becomes more onerous and burdensome when the leaders are constantly at war with each other. Really, isn't it funny how we try to cut each other's throat and bring about our brother's downfall at the least provocation, or for no provocation at all, while all the time feigning so much love for our race. The average member of the lodge or church does not manifest enough interest in the organization's welfare, and we have reached the point in our racial career where we have delegated entirely too much power and authority to some of our fraternal and religious leaders. Some of them seem to regard such organizations as their private property and most of them are generally retained in office and power so long that any attempt to elect a successor is likely to result in a backlash. No man should be elected to any such office for life, and the time has arrived when the Negro, whether in fraternal or religious circles, must limit the tenure of office for such leaders. Whenever the directing heads of an order can not get along amicably and the future of the fraternity is at stake, it is time for those poor, hard-working members, who bear the brunt of all fights, to clean house. Every time a fight starts in some Negro fraternity, the man in it must be in the order's treasury to protect his interests, and the more extended the fight the more of the people's money this领事 adds. Instead of encouraging, aiding and abetting such dissension and its resultant legal litigation, the members should read the "hot act" to such bellicose leaders and have them to understand that the order is bigger than any one man or set of men, and that if they can not harmonize their personal differences, either outwardly or inwardly, they will be the Negro race is the only group in America which will sit supinely and permit two or three scheming, designing and selfish leaders to destroy some religious or fraternal organization through their internal bickering. The creature never becomes greater and more powerful than his creator, and all of these fraternal and religious leaders are creatures (products) of the order or denomination or church they are members of, as public servants, they should work to the best interests of their constituents and organizations rather than merely themselves. in the prevention of deformities and cripping as an aftermath of recognized paralytic cases. The early treatment should certainly be under the supervision of a specialist in section with the circularization and publicity, to aid in the early diagnosis and treatment of the necessity of absolute and prolonged rest in bed, in a position to foresee the need for further care, by fixation if necessary. There comes a time in practically every case, when the proper care becomes too difficult or orthopedic care on withholds the moral support as plus of some such agency as a consultant or family member, particularly skilled and trained in this disease, and it is a family member, prolonged, continuous and special skill unless the treatment is supervised under some medical department of the hospital. Adequate hospitalization of the cases of paralysis and amputated muscle-training is available as a reprint from the United States Public Library. Infantile Paralysis By ALGERONN B. JACKSON, M. D (For The Associated Negro Press) (Continued From Last Week) Every help should be given to the medical profession and the public to aid in the prompt and accurate diagnosis of the cases. Pamphlets are to physicians to refresh their memorization of the early suspicious and characteristic signs of the disease. The amount of preparation per paraclysmic serum is one of the first measures to be considered. Since, however, this is adaptable to the varied conditions of wildly scattered settlements, it is function of medical practice cases it will be provided to medical schools, and local health authorities rather than of the state. In any case, we must remember that by be, we must remember that the method is still on trial, and every effort should be made to ensure its practical evaluation. Probably the greatest good that the state department of health can do is OPINIONS Cimbee's Ramblings That Haitian Commission Again! By KELLY MILLER, Howard University, Washington, D. C. My recent release on the Haitian commission has provoked several sharp, and even abusive replies. It is always easier to cuss than to discuss. There is one outstanding reason why a Negro should accept the commission, and that is the Negro wanted it so. With them it is largely a matter of political patronage and race recognition rather than special service to the government. I believe and openly advocate that Mr. Hoover should accept the commission, and that the group recognition. I do not accept the doctrine, according to Hoover, that the very best man should always be sought out for every position. On the other hand, I believe that places under the government should be able to be served with deception of merit and efficiency. On these grounds, I very much desired to see a colored man sent on the Haitian commission. I wrote a letter to the New York-Herald-Tribune strongly setting this view. My personal choice was to serve the commission, any number of colored men who have the requisite intelligence and mental acumen to serve the government efficiently in home or foreign service but a commission should be composed of experts. It is not a colored man who has the capacity and the desire to learn. It is too obvious that no available colored man has had the international and colonial experience of Forbes or Fletcher, or the intimate knowledge of the French language and Catholic religion of the other men. I have no interest in political eminence and journalistic renown of the eminent Kansan. cause he is deemed the most competent expert in educational adaptation to the needs of a peasant people. This commission has been competently completed by the inclusion of practice education experts in the French language. The mission of the Johnson, president of Howard University, will carry with it the higher educational idea which is essential to complete the program. His sound intelligence and wide range of sympathy will enable him to join hands with the peasant in the sugar field and the peasant in the forest to create the place and function of both in the new order for which the report of this commission will pave the way. Passing Parade Though Winter's chily breath still hangs on to make it rather unpleasant for us, Mia Spring will soon be here, and she will be the most worth, Worth, Public Health Association lecturer to Negroes, driving his car which has carried him to every corner. I reckermimbers de wint d'enere wuz er bid mandem fer mens wint day called "skinners", whose judy twnz um surn ue dem shoin suum ue cambo shoin dhide of hides inny sorter mule, an malk de stubhines" ole mule tack his waggin in屁 miny mule drivers yue see in de run uv er day? An how miny mules does yu see plinle pushes de o farm de kny in yo tin-lizies? Dr. William M. Drake, just back from Hot Springs, Ark., and talking about the Woodmen of Union hospital, Miss Marie Jefferson, W. Y. C. W. Miss Mari Jefferson, secretary, promenading down or up Mum. Stopping lively and showing unusual peal is C. H. McGruder, grand secretary of the Houston Business Men's Club Our friend of long standing, John T. Geridith, Houston contractor and T. Now, wid awl dese hlk-ismase implimits, no wunder dat do cry is bain razed dak de farmers is. Wit him yit umeter tuck er feller six weaks or mer te plow up ergu groun ter plant, wit er wun de trackers what doe仓 nethin an git dow sick wid ko nolicler nethin, an doan stray way wun er day hunt for em, yu kin turn er durt in wun en 2 terms ter sy de hole kernum wid wust, what u spey frum ee re sho nff man. Several Washington grid players have been awarded Coach R. G. Lockett awarded them last week. Take it, Golden Eagles in the city during the 1929 football season. Rev. E. L. Harrison, Antioch's coach, bound a train for some point. How that man travels and holds his membership intact stamps him as a mini-fighter. The color of the Haitians is but an incident in our occupation and supervision over that unhappy republic. Disorder is now breaking out in Santo Domingo. Recently we intervened in the internal control of the eastern half of the Haitian Island. We may say that the Haitians are tinged with a ever dreamed of asking for participation in the pacification of this Negró republic. The only difference between the two ends of the island is that the Haitians are tinged with a little deeper hue. Our intervention in Cuba, Santo Domingo, Haiti and Nicaragua is based upon our obligations under the Monroe Docrine, predation of the Panama Canal, and to the national institutions in these countries. The Negro as a race has no particular interest in the Monroe Docrine or the Panama Canal; nor has any Negro one dollar invested in Haiti or any other South American country. The only assertive interest which the Negro has in Haiti is based upon the accidental identity of color, which I conceived to be the most important weight. But we should not be disappointed or surprised that such sentimental reasons do not outweigh in Mr. Hoover's mind, international and economic considerations. When we consider the momentous issues involved in the Monroe Docrine and the new adjustment of sphere of influence of the greater and weak nations of the world, the nations of nations it will be seen that the mission is scarcely second in importance to the London Naval Conference I reckermimbers, Loc, wen dere yusbeer that whu yalled cuh dod-harry-capant cogs whu yalled cuh dod-harry-capant cogs in de wwel in putin up in our 3 story skyrkaprares. Dey tuck awel in our layers, an it shoek er pass职 vm en tear keap d w吃 wk'gure. But now, the blinders an ofey zu klnok处 oletimers. Yu jia heera er ill bell ring summers an de yu heeras er ill lilers. You see big elevator tup in big up the vlbs bricks an morter, dat wood yusbeer hal' er dat ter toup on or en laders. A recent visitor to Houston was Rev. W. L. Dickson, founder of the Houston Baptist Church, and at present pastor of Ei Bethi Baptist Church, Dallas. A assistant to his father in their laundry business at San Felix and Heiner. A graduate of the Protestant Episcopal Church, with his traveling luggage and apparently waiting for Dr. G. P. A. Forde, prominent physician and vestryman in St. Mary, J. A. Sledge, teacher at Crawford and former resident of Hamstedt. Judges Carter W. Wesley just back from New Orleans, where he took in a few of the city's festivities and reports "san" trip. Ladies, if you want a free trip to Chicago during the summer, better stay at Club's ticket selling contest at once. BLUE BELL BEAUTY SHOPPE IS GIVING AWAY SILVERWARE The Blue Bell Beauty Shoppe and the Office of the Pilgrim Building, Mr. Alphonse Williams, proprietor, is one of the most beautiful beauty parlors. Mr. Williams and her company of efficient, attractive, and stylish beauty parlors among their clientele some of our city's most fashionable and artisanal beauty parlors are engaged in business, profession It is at the Blue Bell where milled hair, secure her manicure, marshals hair, and provides scalp treatment and shampooing by operators who not only are thorough in their care, but also who have a love for their vocation and are ambitious, become leaders in the industry. I asked Mr. Hoover to appoint Negro on the Farm Board because his deliberations had to do with issues of race, and its fourth' of the race. I was anxiously concerned in the appointment of a colored man on the Crime Commission because his presence and participation would be largely up on the conduct of the race. Not as an induction, but as an expression of appreciation to their old friend, Ms. Baldwin, to wish to avail themselves of the opportunity, the Blue Bell Beauty Shop will offer an opportunity to furnish her home with a complete line of genuine Rogers merchandise, secure appointment. Those wishing the Blue Bell will please call Fairfax 8951. Still, there is penny of interest to the Pilgrim Building. In my humble judgment Mr. Hoover has diagramlessly overlooked recognition of the Negro in the distribution of public office. Our political leaders should use all of the political compulsion and power of persuasion which they possess to force him to accord racial recognition. I believe that an instance might properly be utilized as a point of salutary protest. But let us not confuse a judicious protest with: a fundamental principle. Why should the Negro claim any exclusive proprietorship in any particular public office? This but argues the inferiority complex. The recorder of deeds should no more be considered a Negro's position than the recorder of the Tammany Hall makes a Negro's position. The most break new ground or keep forever in a racial rut. Why limit our claims to Jim-crow jobs? Y. M. C. A. NOTES The Y. M. C. A. is still trying to plant itself into the lives of the people in this community, and this be done with the greatest effect the spirit of cooperation must ever present in the public publicent the organization of a caddie boys' club at River Oak Country School to elevate the minds of those boys club of enthaintable boys at the Bethlehem Son Street, that marmor every Tuesday and Thursday at 4 p. m.; the Hunton Y Club of young men and high school boys at 8 p. m. at the "Y" building, 417 West Dallas; the Sunday evening forum at the building, and the three high "Y" clubs at the high schools that are in the building, and the three high "Y" in the various communities through the high schools. The memorial 15, and will give everyone an opportunity to make a doffer contribution to the stimulation of this work. The educational commission outlined by President Hoover shows the bent of his mind and the slant of his sympathy. Dr. Moton was not designated to head this commission simply because he is colored but he