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Organic Church Union Favored BANK RUNNER'S WIT SAVES MONEY 5 PRICE CENTS VOL.XI Orga BANK THE MIRROR BY C. F. RICHARDSON FIRST-HAND INFORMATION ATLANTA LIFE MOULS NOTED JOURNALIST HERE KINCHON'S HOUSE-WARMING Recently the Inquiry received a year's subscription from a white Texan, who is very active in interracial activities in this state and the South. We have also received a former to receive subscriptions in the mail from members of both races, and we have received subscriptions in the country; but we mention this subscription because the Inquiry information has been preaching since the establishment of this commission in this state. Of all the white members on the Houston commission, they rarely ever read the Negro newspaper, and these members, them, and such issue usually contain some editorial or new material, and these white members call to these white commissioners' attention. On the other hand, every Negro commission not only reads, but subscribes for the white race keeps informed about the white race. Among the distinguished visitors in Houston at this time are I. H. Hayward, a professor of agencies and educational-publicity director, respectively for the Atlanta insurance Company, Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. Hayward has made several trips to Houston and Texas since his comeback in business in this state, but this is the first time Mr. Campfield has been in business in Houston, pleasingly surprised with the evidence he has seen of racial progress and advancement in this section of the city. During their stay in this city, these Atlanta Life moguls plan to project another section of the issue. They will help all Negro business in the community, details of which are announced in another section of the issue. They are by the late N. B. Hernand, one of the strongest women in the community, without regard to race. And the Informer hopes that Houstonians will join hands in the conduct locally by this company. Paying Houston mother one of his periodic visits, Floyd J. Calvin, a special feature writer for the Pittsburgh New York City, but makes the United States his field of activity, war meeting and greeting friends here. Mr. Calvin, a native of Arkansas, Missouri, and a Texas, who are always glad to have him pay them a visit and give them his articles, touching and covering many phases of Negro life in all sections of the country, and not just in inviting the circulation of the Courier, for he has a man who is in Tacile, pleasing and captivating. As usual, Mr. Calvin made ourancestors in "Heavenly Hounston," and we wish to assure him that he is always well-versed in the city, our sanctum and our homes. We are in receipt of an invitation from Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kichon of Arkansas to house-raising of their palatial new home, Saturday, March 15, beginning THE HOUSTON INFORMER BROWN RESIGNS FROM NATIONAL BENEFIT STAFF J. P. BROWN, who was for a num- ber of years on the teaching staff of Prairie View State College, and who for about a year has been assistant manager of the attorney department in South Tenn. for the National Bene- fit Life Insurance Company, has announced his resignation from that When interviewed by an Informer who has been very much attached to the person he has become very much attached to, he loves that, no other field offers greater opportunity for people to work with groups and organizations. When asked about his plans for the future, Mr. Brown stated that he would make a statement after he had completed his national benefit becomes effective. RANSOM SPEAKS ABOUT TREND OF NEGRO BUSINESS In the two addresses delivered herri Tuesday and Wednesday nights, by Attorney F. B. Ransom, vice-president and general manager of the Ransom Company, Indianapolis, Indiana, he clearly pointed the way for the Negro to improve his position in the business by the simple process of providing more jobs for his Company, Indianapolis, Indiana, Tuesday night Mr. Ransom was the guest of the Houston Business Men's Club, which was attended by a large number of local business men, discussed rather freely with the men assembled on the problems confronting the American Negro and indicated the method to Wednesday night, as per previous arrangement, Mr. Ransom addressed the first Church and, when the audience did not come up to expectation, the time had come for Negroes to be good times and foolishness and en- ploy some of it to advance the race's Mr. Ranison stated that fully $180,000 spent in the state in 2009 for the four counties, $800,000 of this huge amount have been spent by *American Black* students, $200,000 of this $50,000,000 went through racial channels, the other $47,000,000 being he further said, in discussing the economy> trend of the times, that St. Louis Negroes are the most numerous of that city durin (Continued on Page Eight) at 7:30 a. m. and ending with the arrival of our guests. While we shall be unable to go to Belton and inspect this beautiful home on our behalf, we take this occasion to congratulate them and wish them well. Belton is a Southern hospitality, we take this occasion to congratulate them and wish them well. Belton is a modern and well-appointed home, and chancellor of the Colored Knights of Pythians of the Church of Jesus Christ of Jesus office is in Dalton, he has decided to maintain his residence in Belton, where he has spent most of his life. He should have seen and loved people he has known and encouraged him all AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930 A. M. E., A. M. E. Zion Leaders Behind Merger A. M. E., A. M. E. Zion Leaders Behind Merger HOOVER PRAISES LOCAL LEADERS COMMISSION IN PLAN CAMPAIGN MOTON LETTER TO PUSH HEALTH HOOVER PRAISES LOCAL LEADERS COMMISSION IN PLAN CAMPAIGN MOTON LETTER TO PUSH HEALTH Washington, D. C.—(ANP)—The joint commission on organic union between the A. M. E. and the A. M. E. Zion churches met at the office of the minister, and the minister, to canvase the votes of the minister of the several conferences of the two denominations. The reports were made through Secretaries of the three conferences and Secretary Eichlerbauer for the A. M. E. Zion conferences. The basic regulation for organic union in each conference must favorably in order to show endorsement of each conference. The minister in each conference should show endorsement. For the A, M, E, B, Church, seventy-five percent of the union, sixty of these being unanimous and nine conferences yet to vote. For the A, M, E, B, Church, five conferences yet for organic voting. Atlanta, Ga.—President Hoyer regards the work of the Southern Commission on Interracial Cooperation as "a sane, simple, and sensible plan," according to a recent letter addressed by the president to Dr. R. R. Motton, who is bending a national campaign for a fund of $180,000 to finance the commission's work for the President Hoyer's letter follows: "I have been greatly impressed by the constructive work of the Comprehensive Commission." The solution of all conflict is that men and women of goodwill shall cooperate, and the minimum of cooperation. That is the same, simple and sensible plan of the commission that trust it will have the widest support." The national committee of sixty-one organizations that announce returns are held behalf of the commission, has opened headquarters in New York and announces that returns are submitted to the committee ar: Chairman, Dr. R. R. Mogel; chairman of executive committee; Henry S. Bowers; assistant director of fund which is sought not to be an endowment fund, it is stated, since the fund feels secure and but as quickly as possible to bring about conditions necessary to make its continuation unnecessary. KINCHION GIVES FINE SERMON AT WESLEY CHAPEL The first two requirements having been settled, the next step is to sub-denominate the several congregations of the two denominations. The commission will begin on September 1, 1890, to be continued for a period of four months, so as to have a record of all votes cast in the election, January, 1891, when the commission will meet again to canvass the votes. are: For the A. M. E. Chinch Biphats A. J. Carey, John Hurst and W. A. Fountain; Elders A. J. Wilson, R. W. Fountain; Elders W. C. Husten, W. O. Tyler and W. R. Hawkins; for the A. M. E. Zion Caldwell and L. W. Kyle; Elders F. W. Riley, A. W. Blackwell and W. C. Brown; Laymen W. J. Trant, R. L. Kobenburk and J. W. Eichberger, B. Virginia's Governor Signs 'One Drop' Bill Bichmond, Va.—(ANP)—Governor Rick Sanders, the governor, bill and now any person in whom there is acceptable any Nero blood is offered as a Nero blood "stay in place." The signing of the bill has revived the Nero blood program. T. Washington, founder of Tukene, most prominent son, to the effect that Nero blood must be very pawn, blood, blood, blood, or woman a Nero blood or a white blood can not make him or her WHITE YOUTHS BEAT MAN New Orleans, La.—(A.NP)-Oliver Duplessy is seriously injured when he falls into North Rampart Street, according to police. Duplessy was walking along ammunt Street near St. Louis Street, by ten white boys, one of whom struck him over the left eye with an instrument and knocked him unconscious. Pastors Plan Radio For Tubercular Unit The Houston interdenominational Ministerial Alliance, of which Rev. J. H. M. Beyer is president and M. H. Beyer is dean, has decided to install a radio in the tubular hospital for Negroes, located on Buffalo and Shepherd drive, asked to raise for this purpose Sunday, March 10, to wait; Churches with 500 or more members, 100-250 members, $2.50 less than 100 members, $1.50. Laymen in churches not pastorated are asked to give $1 each. Full reports will be submitted at the meeting of the Alliance April 10, at Dallas, Dallas. April 10, at Dallas. HOUSTON WOMAN MAKING GOOD IN OIL TERRITORY MRS. LOLA BRADY, Wewoka and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, an ardent Houstonian who for the last two or three years has been basked by the state's governor, has backed back home this time for the purpose of moving into her new, palatial 9-room bungalow on East Lake. The governor, Houston's pride added. At Itaoka County, in a more or less wilderness territory, the city is built on a 6,000-foot block for the purpose of making a city center. The city block southeast of the city of Atoka, and before being assembled was the (Continued) = Fellini Pave) RACE ELEVATOR OPERATOR HERO OF STORE BLAZE New York City.—(AMP)—The heroism of Buddy Nixon, elevator boy, which saved the lives of scores of firefighters in the Department Store in Brooklyn, was rewarded here when Commissioner Dennis Loback, a labor presented with $400 in gold. The presentation took place at the headquarters of the department and the Fire Commissioner Dorman and others, his courage and coolness saved the lives of many individuals, including the working men and women of your Nixon was operating the elevator in the store at the time of the fire and at the per of his own life, stuck in the post until the building had been YMCA CONDUCTS ANNUAL EFFORT FOR MEMBERS YMCA CONDUCTS ANNUAL EFFORT FOR MEMBERS N.Y. Messenger Keeps $20,000 From Bandiis ARKANSAS AWARDS CONTRACT FOR BIG TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIUM; BOTH RACES SERVING ON BOARD New York City — (ANP) — Only the bravery and fast running of a bank messenger, Ossie Dunneman of the New Jersey Bank and Trust Company, saved $20,000 would be bandits in Newark, Friday morning. According to his usual schedule, Dunneman, accompanied by a policeman, James Bennett, was making a delivery of cash to the bank, where he met the custom, when the taxicab containing the messenger and the patrolman drew up in front of the bank about 11:45, the patrolman got out of the cab to make sure no bandits were in the vicinity. Loftering on the sidewalk was a wailer under his arm. He was the only person in the path of the messenger. So he followed him. As he turned to call Dunneman, he heard the command, extracted a saved-off photo from SHRINERS SEEK RECOGNITION IN CRACKER STATE Washington, D. C. (ANP)—Imperial Potential Caesar R. Blake, Jr. of the Ancient Egyptian Arab Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine (Prince Hall affiliation) made a visit to consult with a local law firm consulted with a local law firm under anation of Denison, Watkins and the Shrirers, with a view of retaining counsel in Georgia to enforce recourse against the Supreme court of the United States in the matter of the litigation between Georgia and the Shrirers, first state to obtain an injunction restraining Negro Shrirers. The complaint originated in Georgia. Later other states joined in injunction by the Supreme Court of Georgia in Illinois. Later other states which led up to the appeal to the Supreme Court of Georgia decided the court of last resort being binding on the entire country, it is the Shrirers activities will follow upon FINAL NUMBER 42 ored ONEY ger Keeps From Bandits his vihoc case and leveled it at the back. Instead of combying, Bunnman whipped up his pistol and commenced firing. His shot and the simulated bullet the lead slugs from the gun striking the pavement. the patrolmen and the lead slugs run towards the bank. Stimulus "Help!" "Burrman!" Dunnman fumes a teacher gun containing the munitions behind a sidewalk and through a bank door. Two accomplices of the robber Foster at the patrolman and Dunnman were women among the passer-by-murders women among the passer-by-murders women among the middle-aged police found burglarging down the barred of a shofar. A slur hit him in his leg just above. A regular gun battle ensued. Despite the injury to his leg, Bunnman unarmed and cartridges were used. The three bandits escaped in an isolated car driven by an old man armed with the three weapons and have an accurate description of the would-be robber. Dunnman was praised by the bail officials for his quick-witted action. Bennett was not seriously hurt. Socialists Barred From Boston Office Because of Negro OS CONTRACT FOR DISS SANATORIUM; ERVING ON BOARD The story of toll and education campaign to make the necessary funds available for the construction of a new sanatorium. The sanatorium was drawn out a few years ago, and efforts exceeded many several years. For a good many years ahead in the interest of the Miro- gro sanatorium, in particular, and general, we have the great general along the line of the great health and better education, and health excellence, and the success of the as a executive secretary, bas with her Mrs. Florence C. W. supervisor, and her Mirogro work over the years. This institution started out a few years ago to type of health education in the school that would be far-reaching enough to correct physical deficits and give children a child-reached the schools. As the result of this association program for students who are in Newark or Arkansas, he set up a course in health education at the state college at St. Paul, Ill. In addition to the two representatives on the ananerium boardman, he was also a member of Webb, who was also established the association a Negro advisory milite headed by John L. W. Webb, W. A. W. Webb, and secretary for the keeping the work committee the Negro citizens and fellow HAITIANS WANT RUSSELL MOVED; YOUTHS THREATEN REVOLUTION, HOOVER COMMISSION INFORMED A PORO DEODORANT in the New art j25 (also available in liquid form at the same price) For Sale by all PORO AGENTS or order direct from PORO COLLEGE 4800 St. Fortland Ave. 4415 South Parkway St. Louis, Mo. Chicago, IL PAGE TWO Resolution Threatened Haitians, the commission was informed, are sick and tired of elections and are declaring that if an election of this nature is held on April 14, a revolution of militaries would have opportunity to kill Haitians as they have done in previous wars, and the militaries would have modern weapons of warfare would be unable to prevent a rebellion, the spokesman said. The commission would be more desired than a concession to the present policy of election and government of the militaries. The native warriors a government of the Haitians would face as the "for the people, by the people, and of the people" rather than the commission and the council of state. This attitude of the Haitians, expressed through their representatives, is the one of the commission who informed the spokesman that "we have no advice of the commission to President Howe. Any action we take is limited to reporting action in this direction was pointed out by the commission and one of Haiti's most prominent attorneys and Gerlegen one of the leaders against the commission." SAYS HAITIANS OPPOSED BLACK COMMISSIONERS SAYS HAITIANS OPPOSED BLACK COMMISSIONERS Washington, D. C. —(ANP) The report that Haitians themselves desired the commission appointed by the government in the republic, should be composed of white Americans and also requested a committee composed of Negroes, or Negroes and whites to represent the country, was confirmed here Friday by information gathered from high-mountain sources. This also indicates that it is the belief of the chief executive that the political commission now in Haiti, fair in its basic duty is to review the situation of the country, being carried out and devise the best means and time for the cessation of violence. On the other hand, the commission, in the pallet of Trauger Institute, and of the foremost educators in the country and his associates, will have a comprehensive and constructive approach to importance and require much time to develop the problem of this group to map out a comprehensive and constructive approach to needs of the people and enable them to advance educationally and economically. Dr. Moton was a caller at the White House and the State Department Friday, when he commissioned which he heads is entirely independent of the political commission and was given full charge of the arsenal of the State Department and program of investigation. Moton, who has already selected the educational associates, stated that the educational commission would not sell for at least $100 million and the commissional commission to wait until the political commission had returned and the present political furore in the More Honors For Negro Scientist, Howard Teacher THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930 DETROIT BLACKS SEEK NEW JOBS; ALIENS OUSTED Detroit, Mich.,—(ANP)—This city has seemingly just unintended to be a major employer for American citizens as it pertains to employment of Americans in the hundred jobs in the city government, as well as from the Common Council whose duties are as a result of a resolution passed which called for the wholesale dismissal of the city's employees, something in this particular city. 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The atripa of pimento may be curved to represent the cheese. Decorate. Serve with mayonnaise in the center of the cheese and garnish with green pepper cut in diamond shapes. Crush junk tablet and dissolve in olive oil. Mix with sugar and heat again, constantly, until melted and golden brown. Add sugar and heat again, constantly, Add milk to caramel sauce and warm until lowcarb—dot hot. Remove milk and turn at once in a warm vanilla and turn at once in a warm vanilla sauce. Continue until chill before serving. Add a top layer of marshmallows in a top layer of marshmallows. Chill and piped. SCALLOPED POTATOES In a well-battered baking dish put a layer of butter on top of the cream and then scattering of finally creamy cream and one-half the thin white cream, then add one cup of butter, to 1 cup milk). Repeat the process in moderate oven on an hour, until the white sauce bubbles thrupe and the cream is thick. SHADO-GRAPHS An infected tongue may poison a whole community. DR. T. M. 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Lesson for March 16 THE PARABLES OF THE KINGDOM LESSON TEXT-Matthew 12:42-48 GOLDEN TEXT-The kingdom of God ecumenic and joy in the Holy Ghost UNDER TOPIC-The Whole World UNDER TOPIC-The World for INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC-What Our Religion Means to Us INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC-What Our Religion Means to Us IC-World Christianity Means to the World. The things set forth in these parables only apply to the church in body by virtue of its being formed this period. It should be obeyed by the body with the 'mystery' of the kingdom. The wheat and Tars (v. 24:30) The sower. The sower of the good seed is the Son of man (v. 37) and the sower of the tars is the devil (v. 38). The growing crops (v. 29). There is a striking resemblance in the growing crops. The chief petal of the crop is the self-sacred self into an ensnared of light (II Cor. 11:14, 15). The crops (v. 30). There comes a time when the fruit of the crop shall be gathered. The separation is made by the angles on the ground. For the trees there is a furnace of fire. For the wheat there is the Lord's wheat. 11. The Mustard Seed (v. 31, 32). 1. His unimportant beginning (v. 1) 1. begins as the least of all seeds. 1. He is the most humble parentage, but his disciples were unlettered fishermen. Likewise, through the centuries, not many wives and husbands were cultivated. 2. His vigorous growth (v. 32). Though small in its inception, the work inaugurated by Christ has been made more powerful. 3. His lodging capacity (v. 32). The birds which find lodgment in the church men who find safety and salvation in the church, but the predatory beings who have found shelter in the church men who find safety and salvation offerings which typified Christ (Lev. 2:1-8 R. V). The woman is the administrator of the home. Her responsibility is to keep the home clean and organized of the home and prepare and distribute it to the children. It means then that the woman, the administrator, has inflicted the child's disease that the child has received the child's bread. In bequeath, leave is invariably a type of exe (Ex. 12:15; Matt. 16:13; Luke 11:16). It means that to this age the truth of god would be corrupted by worldliness and unselfie. He measures (v. 44). 1. The field (v. 38). Christ's own interpretation makes this the world. 2. The land (v. 134, 4). Deut. 7:68. 3. The purchaser. No one but the woman has resources to buy the world (John 1:13). 4. The purchase price. This was the precious blood of Jesus Christ, God's beloved Son (1 Pet. 1:13, 19). V. The Merchantman Seeking Pearls (vv. 45, 46) (Phl. 4: 18) V. The Merchantman is Christ. The Son of Man has come to seek and that which was lost (Luke 19:10). The prince of the kingdom (Phl. 2: 38) to purchase the one pearl of great price (Eph. 3: 20) of the church of great price. This is the church (Col. 1: 18). VI. The Dragon (vv. 47, 50) demonstrates people or institutes (Dan 7: 3; Rev. 17: 15) II. The dragonet. The dragonet cast into the sea mount the nowing of the dragonet. The dragonet drawn to the shore when full causes that God's punishment will be taken of the results. II. The separation made by the angels. This will take place at the end of the destiny of the bad fish. II. The angels shall sever the wicked from the sea. The angels shall sever the fire where there shall be washing and gassing of teeth. The Bravest Men Our bravest men are often those on the world who bear the least. Life is a journey, and we must meet their obstacles every day and to elkess - Prestigious Record. When You Are Right When you are in 'the right stand up for it, no matter if the heavens fail; if you lose every friend you have, you will be the one who will be better—D. L. Moody. COLONEL DUNCAN BEGINS JAIL TERM Chicago, III—(ANP)—Col. Ots B. Duncan, former commanding officer of the Eighth Infantry Regiment, Illinois National Guard, was killed in Lake County jail Saturday, March 1. Col Duncan received the jail sentence from the judge for a fine of $2,000 after he declined to plead not guilty to defalcation of the officer. Looking at the World From a Woman's Pointof View Nannie H. Burroughs O.A.P. NEGROES SHOULD HOLD ONLY ONE CONVENTION THIS YEAR AND THAT SHOULD BE A JOB FINDING CONVENTION Our occupations are gone. The only thing that is left for us to do is to stop some things, and start some other things. First—Cut out waste of time, money and hot water. We keep our lodge rooms, our lodge rooms, our lodge rooms, churches and dance halls. Negroes are burying too much money to populate towns, many funerals, many church funerals. A church shave costs a bone funeral. Too many church funerals in which they have no interest other than morbid curiosity. Our "open" spect for the living. Rumors among negroes are expensive things when they are not paid for the ground and paid for gas and the we put it in reviewing the remains the latter has cost no money of our lodge rooms. We have spent millions for vulgar display and those from whom we buy them. We don't want them at us and laugh at our folly. If Nego leaders have any sense at all, now is the time for them to show it. Another way to help is to go to hacker SORORS OBSERVE WOMANHOOD WEEK AT WILEY COLLEGE Marshall, Texas—Theta Chap- ley College, of the Zeta Phi Bla cronology enjoyed a superstrate event. Theta Chapley, which culminated in an elaborate program Friday evening, Feb. 28, 1980. We have talked ourselves out. We need all kinds of work and a plenty of time to learn how to hold what we have and get what we need. The streets and houses are full of idle Negroes. Charity organizations should be planning to carry out a Negro leader should plan to call in volunteers and never cause their crumpled sentiment for economic justice in working class communities. A charitable thing the American white people can do for the benefit of everyone to be able to everyone to be capable of doing anything and willing to get it done. The ground around and run all of the bedroon of all races out of every town. The burden is to break up idleness. All-bodied men should not be given chained and disabled and disabled only should be given national logism. Work, support the poor and disabled American in the crisis if you cannot get what you need. In other able-bodied Americans, in the crisis if you cannot get what you need. In other able-bodied Americans, in the crisis if you cannot get what you need. Plan Memorial To Storey, Marshall, Great Crusader New York City. A Moorfield Street-Louis Marshall memorial campaign to commemorate the sayings of the two dead leaders and to provide for carrying on their work, is announced by the National Association of the Dead. People for this spring, to commemorate in the twenty-first annual conference of the N. A. A. C. P. in Massachusetts, June to July 1. Meetings are being planned by the country and prominent citizens, white and colored, are being invited to membership on the website and a solution planned in connection with the campaign beside popularity contests. The Negro race of Messrs. Storey and Marshall is to the Negro race of Messrs. Storey and Marshall consisting of photographs of their In connection with the campaign announcement of branches of the N. A. A. C. P. said: "In one year Moorfield member of the N.A.A. C. P. said: "In one year Moorfield member of the national legal commission, and Louis Marshall member of its national legal commission, and Louis Marshall became by death. Heth gave generously of their inimitable talents and of their time and means to advance the cause of justice. The case they won through the N. A. A. C. P. became the law of the land. The association is this year conducting a campaign, in testimony of its deep appreciation of what these two landmarks in campaign, in testimony of its faith that the work they so diligently did will be carried forward, the campaign has gained response throughout the country, start and end, and made of this campaign an overwhelming success. It is forward to the announcement of results at the twenty-first annual meeting of the N. A. A. C. P. in Springfield, Massachusetts, in June." SOUTH CAROLINA'S EDUCATOR PASSE Spartanburg, S. C. (A-NP) Death removed one of the South's most famous students from school five days, when R. M. Alexander principal of the local high school Street. Heart trouble gave him the reason of his sudden death. He was a student in educational work in this state in more than 75 years. He was a decent advocate of one of his brothers, who was a Negro student in the schools of state, and had himself written a memoir, "The Life of John Banneker." The deceased was a girl, the Johnson, C. Smith University, Charlotte, North Carolina, an officer in the Prosecution PAGE EIGHT Entered as second-class matter May 28, 1919, at the post-office at Houston Texas, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. **SUBSCRIPTION RATES** (Cash in Advance): One Year, $240, 9 months, $140, 6 months, $135, single copy, 5e Monthly, $100, 9 months, $90, 6 months, $85, single copy, 5e HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930 SOME CAUSES OF FRATERNAL RIFTS In last week's issue, The Informer discussed the growing tendency among Negro fraternals in Texas to战 and fight each other so much, and attention was cited to the fact that the race fraternities in this state are few which have not seen some evidences of this internal wangling and bickering. Usually these fights are between the titular head and secretarial officer of the organization, and, from our close observation of the primary causes, we have reached the conclusion that most often it is due to divergent views held by these two officers. Quite frequently the head of the order not only endeavors to carry out the executive functions of his office, but he even attempts to run the office of the secretary, and, failing in this, this grand mogul will then seek to undo, discredit or oust the secretary of the fraternity. No business can operate successfully, whether small or large, where the leaders are constantly at loggerheads; and to "air" such differences and disagreements in the public or fraternal press tends to widen rather than heal the breach between such leaders. According to the constitution and by-laws of most, if not all Negro secret orders doing business in Texas, all grand lodge officers are chosen by the vote of the grand body, and thus all of them are responsible to the body which elects and retains them in office. The grand secretary is not responsible to the grand master, and whereas the grand master is not responsible to the grand secretary; but on the contrary both of them are directly responsible to the members of the order whose servants they are. It seems that some of the titular heads of these orders reach the conclusion rather hastily that the organization is their private property, and just as soon as some other officer does something or says something, or is accused of doing or saying something which does not meet the sanction of the titular head, the fight is on and the order can go to the demission bowwows. Every fraternal order doing business in Texas should pass a law requiring its executive and secretarial office in a same town to offer the office a contact, so that a cleaner can be hired and a better understanding obtained, resulting in a finer spirit of cooperation. Occasionally this rift is the result of jealousy and envy, and in some instances the secretarial officers have been too officious, some times bordering on discreet to the head of the order. No man can become too big in any order or organization, for the more big (in all that the term denotes and implies) men an order or organization possesses, the bigger it will become and the higher the place it will hold in the estimation of the people. Instead of trying to cripple each other's influence and clip their wings, our fraternal leaders should ever strive for harmony and team-work, and when they reach the stage in their official capacities where they can not work for the best interests of the organization, the order should choose a new staff of officers. Any cause, concern or corporation will experience difficulty alding where there is constant friction in dealing heads, and when there is constant friction in dealing heads, together for their own welfare and are advancing the pigskin toward the goal, the Negro race (team) is still in a huddle and fussing about who will carry the ball and be acclaimed the hero of the contest. $13,770,000 FOR BOND ISSUES Saturday, March 22, there will be a three-in-one or joint bond election held in this city, county and navigation district, when the voters of the respective districts will be called upon to approve or disapprove propositions calling for the issuance of $13,777,000 for bonds for public improvements. For municipal improvements the voters will decide the fate of $5,650,000 bond issues; for navigation district, $2,922,000, while the county is submitting $5,197,000 for roads and hospital. All qualified voters residing in the city of Houston are eligible to vote on all three propositions, which will also be subdivided on the official ballot; while all electors residing in Harris County and the navigation district will be eligible to vote on the bond issues affecting the county and port district. Colored voters should study these issues carefully and then cast their vote for the best interests of the city, county and navigation district. This has been made to organize the Negro voters, who are usually indifferent and apathetic when such bonds are submitted to the electorate, despite their importance to all citizens of the city and community. Some weeks ago The Informer advised our people to organize their forces and appoint a representative committee to confer with the city officials and ascertain what consideration will be given Negro residential sections in the event the municipal bonds carry at the polls next Saturday; but the municipal委员会 have failed to act and if the issues carry, colored Houstonians have no assurance that one penny will be spent in sections of the city inhabited by them. As integral parts of this growing municipality, Negroes should be as interested in the city's welfare, expansion and development as any other racial group in our population; and when we begin to evince more than passing interest in such vital matters we are going to get more consideration and recognition. Constituting the balance of power in such elections, the Negroes have been the most influential influence if they were responsible to advice and would organize their forces behind some public-spirited leader or leaders who possess vision and stamina, and who have the courage of their convictions. Our indifferent and lethargic attitude not only is calculated to retard the race's progress, but tends to impede the community in its program of enlargement and improvement. While it is too late to perfect an organization now and do any effective work, either for or against these bond issues totaling $13,770,000, the colored voters of the city, county and navigation district can obtain some additional information concerning the propositions and go to the ballot box to vote in all public-spirited and civic-minded citizens should. Whether you are for or against the bond issues, in part or in whole, you should not fall to vote; for every ballot cast plays its part to determine both the destiny of these issues and future growth and development of this community at large. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930 TICKET CONTEST BY CHORAL CLUB PROVES POPULAR Although the fifth annual spring musical festival of the Colledge-Taylor Choral, popular local musical organization, will not be held until Tuesday night, April 8 at 9:30 o'clock, the event will be attended by several ladies who have entered the ticket selling contest for the capital prize—round trip ticket to Chicago. Several ladies and young girls have entered the contest, obtained a large batch of tickets and have organized their forces to cone one of the major cities in the country. The round ring. These girls do who we call the prizes, which will be given cash commissions, so that every person who works will win something, either a prize or a round ring. The club which has always given its programs for some well-known areas of the city, will make it to to make a trip to the National Association of Nero Musicals, and also to attend the National Nero Business League, which is going to make an effort to the 1831 session to make the latter organi- After Monday, March 17, no more entrants will be taken in this contest. The judges will see the entrants to get in the runners for the race, are urged to see C. P. Richardson from the 400 Smithsonian Preserve 1843. The contest will close officially Monday night. April 7, n. m., at the Mondevale, beginning with Monday, March 24, are asked to make weekly reports on the street before Monday, n. m. Each Sunday. The winner will not be announced until the concert Tuesday night, April 1. Among those who have entered the contest are: Mrs. A. G. Roberts-Jones, Mrs. E. M. Roberts-Jones, Mrs. E. M. Alber, Mrs. Clio Jones-Burlet, Mrs. Mia Brooks-Miles Stubbs, Mia Vivian Moleau, Cora Woods-Willis, Mrs. Pauline Watt-Harvey of Prints Vine College, Mrs. Susan Brown of High School, Miss Jenna Davies. RANSOM— true in every American city having a large black population. The speaker did not advocate a bovort, but suggested that Negroes provide more jobs for themselves and stop spending their money foolish and then crying about "hard times". Mr. Ramsom was introduced by Editor-in-Chief to teach master Tuesday night and master toastmaster Tuesday night and master toastmaster P. Erysner Night. A national instructor of beauty culture for the Walker Company, made a short book about selfishness which Mr. Ramsom is rendering, telling of the part the emigrant development and expansion of the company had given some inside information about the company, disproving and showing that it is owned and operated by members of another race. He was rendered Wednesday night by the Art teacher under direction of Mrs. M. W. Watkins, the organ console. Invasion was pronounced by Rev P. H. Watkins and invasion given by Rev. E. D. Norris. MRS. BRADY- checked under the direction of Mr. Brady, by some of the barest geologists in the state of Oklahoma, and he has also studied the critical field oil was very good, indeed. Mrs. Brady plans three test wells on this block as soon as she returns to Oklahoma, and in other counties, it is confidently expected that, before many moons, she will be the originator and development of another, new Oklahoma of all. Mrs. Brady was becompanied on this trip to Houston by one of her friends, Wendy Wewoka, who is rented to be worth more than a million dollars. Mr. Brady is a graduate of Seminole, Faribearson and Oklahoma City oil fields, and is one of the larger cities in city properties in many the larger cities. Mrs. Brady stated to a staff member of the The Informer that the old business, and that it will not be long now before she returns to help realize the wonderful business, possibilities of GIRL RESERVES IN ANNUAL MEETING Prevention Rather Than Cure We oftimes have a mistaken idea in our minds that the dentist or physician is only to cure or correct an ill or a diseased condition. This idea possibly comes about by the public awareness of the importance of enduring disease is only incidental to the more important problem of conservation of good health, and this is done not only in combating the ravages of human aliments; but in the elimination of the causes or sources. Hence the need for a general general health, forgetting the fact that the teeth have a great and important health of the child. When and how to care for them the child would entail a long chapter it would be worth reading, but for the benefit of this subject we take the school child's teeth. The school child's teeth should be kept in a healthy condition. Poor or diseased teeth are a principal factor in retardation of growth. We oftimes find a school child we oftimes find a school child that is mentally handicapped due to a diseased tooth or unhealthy health. We have a large number of examples when children have been uninjured because reasoning be traced directly to a condition of the brain. In these conditions have been corrected and the child has progressed to school, medical or complete loss of eye sight, too, oftimes is traced directly to a diseased tooth. In the country, a large number of crimes are committed by children who have been caused wholly by a disease condition of the teeth or oral caval The infected, unerupted or impacted tooth that is so often found presses against the gum above stated is often overlooked by the parents. (Here again we see the importance of initial examination twice a year.) The subject of prevention rather than cure can be easier to engage and intelligent parents working together with the physicians and dentists. For prevention will be easier. Then we should see that the prospective mother's diet is proper. (We will need a diet for building of healthy teeth.) In this enlightened age more emphasis is or should be placed on the mouth and teeth. The mouth and teeth enter the building of teeth. This is important so that the care of teeth is possible. In this it would be left entirely with the kind of diet used by the mother during the period of growth. The care of teeth (both temporary and permanent) should be followed out according to the instructions of your dentist. TEMPLE DOTS Temple, Texas—Louise Frierson spent the week end with her parents, the children of her brother Frierson is a student at Bishop College, Marshall, L. H. Haynes and E. S. Stephens. S. Stephens and Stella Man Brown were quietly married at the home of her brother Myrtle Frierson spent the week end with her brother in Waco, Mrs. Ben Haynes is retired. She is survived by her husband Edward Lane was destroyed by fire and the 19 of little Myrtle Lee Lane was destroyed by fire. The heroic efforts of her parents. ROCKDALE Rockalee, Texas—Good services at the camp were provided at Springfield in Wetzel, Ralp, at New Hope and Rev. Ralp at Allen and Ralp at Springfield, and a baby content was staged at the A. M. E. Little Church in Springfield, where the winners. The installation services for Fraser, Fraser began Wednesday, and the winners. D. S. Shanha is preparing for the track meet in Cameron Friday. A large crowd will have here for Cameron. JACKSONVILLE WATCHTOWER IS GREAT CONCERN TEXAN ASSERTS T. M. Fairchild, president of the Watchtower Mutual Life Insurance Company, first old line legal reserve life insurance company to be organized by Texas Negroes, when called on by an Informer reporter for the new company, stated that he is still being deliged with letters and statements from all parts of Texas, and that the following letter is typical of whom he has heard or whom he has talked, express with reference to the Watchtower Life; Nigton Texas, Mar. 10, 1930; Watchtower Mutual Life, Inc. Houston Texas; Watchtower Mutual Life, Inc. Houston Texas; made most steps over having been made by a race leader or lenders was made by Houstonians in the organizing of an old line legal reserve life insurance company in Texas. I note that your line-up consists of the professional elements. Now the ethical thing to do is not remain in Houston with your protection but let all I predict for you a record breaking historic future for success. (Stened) W. H. H. HARRISON Principal Trinity County Training School, Nigton, Texas. The Fairbaird stated further that this company will be the attention of Texas most is the following platform of the company's program: To furnish a home company that will give full insurance protection to Texas, on the old line legal reserve plan. To give the greatest amount of insurance possible for the premium costs. To keep the millions of dollars being paid by Texas Negroes to Texas. To furnish an avenue of employment for Texas Negro boys and girls to carefully finishing our schools and colleges. 5. To reduce the cost of financing Negro homes in Texas. PROMINENT MEN APPEAR BEFORE BUSINESS BODY PROMINENT MEN APPEAR BEFORE BUSINESS BODY The business men of Houston, who are not identified with the Houston school, will attend the monday lunches at the W. Y. C. A. social hall every Monday for three treats; for nearly every week the club has some outstanding business that gives them information. In given the organization some human information, they three prominent men addressed the body, wi: Foyl J. Calvin, New York City, special feature of the club who discussed the power of cooperative action and showed how Negroes could use their buying strength to help their own race for their own race; Lennard Harry Hwyed, Atlanta, Ga., director of educational company, and Camry Campfield, educational-publicity director for the company, Commany, and Camry Campfield, around the mind that Negro business must be able to deliver the goods. The business men of Houston, who are not identified with the Houston school, beaded by C. H. McGrund, made its final report, pledging the effort to provide an efficient money to guarantee a reasonable amount of whatever deficit the school operation beats next summer. With John W. Hice as chairman, a committee, consisting of Mr. Riea Koch, a professor of history, who appointed to confer with Mr. Calvin regarding publicity for his book, *The Reception*. A reception committee to have charge of F. B. Ranston, general manager of the C. J. Walker Manufacturer, was appointed to host the event. Who was Houston's guest during the week, was appointed, via: James M. Koch, Holly H. Meyer, Joseph Michael H. Tyrus. MEXIA Mexia, Texas. — The Dunbar High School Dragonons were honored at a Friday night at Squamish Hall for the number of the squad was presented as a sweater. All churches of the Social Art Club, Antioch Baptist Church, St. Mary's church since their grand opening, the season. Mexia Hall and Sandy basketball teams meet last week; Mexia High School serves the girls. Rev. L. W. Thomas, Oklahoma, is in the city in the inter-community Lewis, one of the pioneers of this section, passed away last week, after a battle with cancer, another pioneer of Limestone County, crossed the "Great Divide," Mrs. Bessie Robinson, died suddenly last week. Mrs. Martha Cattley, Dale Browne, Mrs. Maggie Robinson, died strenuously agent for Limestone County, is arranging a beautiful program for Mrs. Bessie Robinson, pastor Fords' Church Primitive Baptist Church, is conducting a revival, and relationship to the churches. Mrs. Martha Church entertained with a "house warming" dinner, is still confined to bed. Mrs. Olivia Deming, Nannette Widrow, Alain Washington, Pearl Reynolds and Omaha Smith are on the sick list. The Loze Rio Grand Valley alone will support a population of 500,000 persons when all its resources are fully developed, according to Walter AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Passing Parade What's the big idea, folly? See "Heavenly Houston" is host to several outstanding business leaders this week. Well, we'll admit that they are visiting a mighty fine city like Houston to employ a little ancient slang of the streets. The National Benefit Life is represented in the parade, a charity agency director, with headquarters in Washington, D.C. Howdywood, W. H. Face of San Antonio, state manager for the Atlanta Life Insurance Company, and founder of prominent morgue of Chicago. Two more Atlanta Life officials numbered in the procession, the officers of education and Cynus Campfield, educational publicity director. Huntington School, Ms. Eileen Huntley, host to root for her care team in the conflict with Yates Lions, which the bengals won Tuesday. F. B. Ransom, general manager C. J. Walker Mfg. Co., Indianapolis, teacher for the company, teacher for the company, getting into the latter's car. How is Texarkana Virgil G. Gores, teacher and treasurer of the Texas Odd Fellows and manager of the Fraternal Bonding Company? Josephine Davis, apparently entrusted with the Stepping with a Gotham pace is Floyd J. Calvin, special feature writer for the Pittsburgh Courrier, who is pushing "Houston for his publication. Hello, Clark ("Hank") Wiley, one of the most baseball players ever, will be here. Get your tickets now for the Coleridge-Taylor Choral Club's fifth annual musical festival on April 8, and attend the Chicago trip and diamond ring. CORSICANA AUSTIN DOINGS Austin, Texas—Sunday was a very day foray for Baptist, Sunday. The pastor and his staff of officers on hand ready to help put over the program will be there still hold the banner. The superintendent reviewed the lesson. At 12 noon, he met with the time message. In the afternoon the pastor and congregation worshiped the church in the fifth hour. Home Episcopal Church in the fifth hour. Home Episcopal Church in the fifth hour. Service and thrilled our hearts with old gospel hymn. The services close, Starke, and remarka by the pastor. Many visitors were with us during the service. The morning service and S. G. Bentley entertained the home, the occasion before the birthday morning. Monday night it will be the first time we will be beloved pastor. The entire week will be presented to the church. The entire program. Prominent minister preach each night. Sunday night it will be gifted to the girl presented to M. B. Adkins, H. A. Adkins, an clerk of the church. W. F. Fulcher made the presentation. The sick man Hick and Lula Ells—Reporter. BRYAN BRIEFS Deer Lee: 'Pa bin la Texis fer je dee minny days an dis is de fun time in awl my life dat de pinartincheries is bin so full dat dy had, ter close de doren erginny in mo chamin in. 'Pa offin hered yin de mjinjin, da 'no thove, falls out, outmes gmis gits dere jues, but it kinder looks lack its er case her ve gis w'en onnes menu fall out, thevegs gis er opchermunity. Sum fokes thinks dat Mister Moody an his becklainship de舟舟舟 each other an de thevees an murdereres is gittin de binitif uv de squamble. I hecther I cool beet: Mister Moody er mile in korallin my law makers, if I wuz in de guverners cheer. He must buster m® er miley lake wate man not de kernitchum, he must be given up his lugbody. Wy Lee, he baint got esutch perliterkul since es de kommines kinder black man dat sat en de cheff zeckery cherer uv de mordenryerse seriety, er de ornierst black parum dat hedts de hittlest clutch way back in de Braunbots he Mister Moody, ner yu neether, anther he Mister Moody de mea d术 I mamed not bein abul ter put over nuth dataty put fo dere flock. Aint yu heered uw de black [leedera havin dere stichtnems paaws laws犬 in d'creet cnflick wud dere stichtnems, an im in sha doter morgir er morgir ever peace uw propity dat de orginerzashum aned. An beer cums Mooie Moody, wad awl his perilterkul nollage, an awl his yuniversity hurin an cant gill wun ill bill lack his pet pen bill pasit by his legalchureh. He daven evum his co-worker. His his co-worker. Wy where in de dwuril is awl his himchness? Well, I gess its er mite fine fine dat he dewes renerinitis, platin de fhe dewes renerinitis, platin de plain fokes back hom in de f'keurs de de kreek pay no tichun ter de guw de kreek pay no tichun ter de derm们蜜uv de leghalchure. An dat erkounts for sum uv de leaders uvm nu mv des orgenerazhae hounine, ridin room in big kardaklerks, bim fly farm, drinkin de bes nrodukram de dient claos bootlegera, diin down tree er tuer amh furnall uvmimbera. An I tell you numn'u elce, Lee, wo he outer de ont er dut des trains wd wun er dem big mognals wd wun er dem big mognals. Hlaime aint lone in dat orgenerazhae, trobbul. He'o son branded es er trubul maker, er hymer, er blankety blok elo fory data ilins on de erubl maker, an ergh projugs uvm in It gnas me er pane in de nek, ter day dun bim wain in luckenc in dun dun bim wain in luckenc for 20 er 30 vears, tellin dere g'iuchenta day dun day wout o'dure死 life in de nure die in dun day wout o'dure死 life in dun dun biw out in de n'ustuv d din winn nap-hapod individuil. din winn nap-hapod individuil. awk们 wether, an set un haf d niten in awl swort uo'ndu-de-way d niten in awl swort uo'ndu-de-way warm beds, jeer pertectuere die gran an gn-olsu siety'). But dyer fey gran an gn-olsu siety'). But dyer fey wurden awl taviain. Dey den minchan awl desmissima an ex- trane fekver da keyver-checked. an extrane fekver da keyver-checked. out dut杰 willin for sum amer feller dat gint so fired an wout杰 wantn杰 wint dye in de harens, an bleure me, mos uv em she doys wantn杰 dye in de harens, an bleure me, mos uv em she doys wantn杰 dye in de harens, an bleure me, mos uv em she doys