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Negro Special U.S. Attorney General Sworn In Dignified NEGRO ART WILL BE EXHIBITED IN HOUSTON AT THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS. OCTOBER FIFTH IN that horribil all the right it no boy are really 5 Cts VOL. XII Negro Spee Attorney Sworn In Washington, D. C. (—ANP) David H. Henderson was sworn in as a plenipotentiary on April 16, 2014, morning. September 15, 2014, in a ceremony as brief as it was dignified. There were speeches, a gallery of speeches, no galaxy of politicians. A few simple words from the president, an unraveled hand, the click of a new handset, the lock, the photographer, and the event photographer. Thus the Kanas lawyer, who until the recent county prosecutions by the county prosecutor in Kansas City, the sent of which was Kansas City, the nance an he became the occupant of a position to which many of the Negro people of Kansas City and the setting as he took it over was new special assistant himself appearance. Unlike most colored men who come to Kansas to assume many jobs, he was not widely known. His activities in affairs, profit- able have been confined to his own state. In Kansas City, a bit off from Kansas City, he SEGREGATION BILL PASSED IN SOUTHERN CITY Despite the statement of Councilman Ekin, the growth of jim-crowning in the NBA, which began with colleges and one medical college, has met with the disparity of many colored citizens. TUSKEGEE DEFEATS IN FANFETY Doughboy Stadium, St. Benning, Ga.-Giving a great exhibition of basketball, the 244th United States Infantry, the 244th National Guard, the Game was clearly played, much fought and marked by few penalties. A crowd of seven thousand spectators, older, smarter, at the same time, lunge could afford for touchdowns in the fighters' boots, in the driving power and punch- and they failed to deliver. NEGRO ART WILL BE IN HOUSTON AFTER OF FINE ART An exhibit of the work of America's Museum of Fine Arts on Oct. 6, and 6, for the benefit of the colored people of Houston. The hours on Sunday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on Monday, Oct. 6, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. groups may be special appointment view the exhibit from 9 to 10 a.m. with a representative of the museum between Oct. 3 and Oct. 10. The exhibition is held by the Harmon Foundation and the Commission on Race Relations of the Federal Council of Churchmen. The address of the selected from 300 entered from all the colleges of the University of the Americas for distinguished achievement among Negroes. The jury of selection is composed of nine critics, one of whom is a Negro—Wile THE HOUSTON INFORMER "POLICY KING" SEEKS BANKER BINGA'S ARREST Chicago, ill., ill.-(ANK) — A warrant for the arrest of Jesse Bigha, presiding over the Bigha State Bank, was issued in August, was awaived out here last week and was awarded out here last week. The warrant charged by bailer, William, was arising out of the warrant is due to the unearned knowledge of Bigha's affair which has prevailed since August. The warrant is reported to have purchased $1,500 worth of stock in a proposed national bank which Bigha was organizing to materialize. Since closing of the bank, some of the proceeds of the stock have been apprehended about the money they invested in its stock, but it has not been his money and to seek its return, if Officers intrusted with the Bigha warrant have so far been forced to climb among the "missing bankers." It is reported, however, that officers have been supposed to purchase stock in the national bank and used it as $75,000 in the building of the old Kenwood National Bank, in which the new Bank of Bigha TerPard, a painter and teacher of art at Cooper University, and the interim commission of the Houston Interracial Committee is making it possible, under the supervision of the University of Houston, to be brought to Houston. This will be brought to Houston. This will be two weeks in January, and will be through the Easters and Southern states. From Houston, it will allow students to pursue this purpose of this exhibition in to account and interest the public more deeply. The commission will be held in fine arts by Negroes, it thus apt not only to encourage the Negro in creative expression of the more sound position in the field of art. A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1930 Colored War Widow Is Back From France Singing Praise SINISTER FORCES SEIZE SPOTLIGHT IN PIERSON CASE Indianaapolis, I. d. (ANP)—Although the trial of George Washington, the first president of the United States, ward D. Pierson, Sr. auditor and efficiency expert for the National Institute of Health, he is at least a month in the offing, in charge of the private, and private, which are studying the health of the poorest to piece in well of mystery, already focused upon what are deeds of the past. He and personal forces surrounding the persons who have until now been identified. Three men were indicted for the crimes. George Washington, A. M. Washington, Jr. and the Baptist Sunday School Publication, Dr. A. M. Townsend, Jr. tion is necessary in order to understand the present status of the case. His burning is uncommon. Six feet tall and a man of great stature, the coated-coffee oil, his carriage is that of a man who is about to stoop and walk down the road of the grade known as "bad," closely-cropped without a part. His forehead is covered with a scarlet shape visually shaped as a bullet. He is apparently propositive to him and as he listens, the gaze from his eyes in a direction that faces him and his face faces in a derisive hold. A horse in George Washington From the ball across the street from the house, he pleasantly stay and cook for the sheriff, travelling distance, uncured, dressed in a drab brown suit, in animated conversation with weather and workmen, at the oiling farmer citizens at the oiling farmer citizens By A W BERRY **A. B. W. BERRY** "If you can go across, come across!" "Buy a bond." "The world safe for democracy." "My war was kept drumming in my mind as I talked to Mrs. Mie Mae Bank, the only war widow of the war." Age to France with the national education of war mothers and widows. camera, a war memorial with its mounds and crosses and stars. Twelve banks foregone, a boyish band which he gave up so bravely to save the town's tablish world democracy. She remains an unmarried widow, cherishing the years have been buried twelve years ago. Mrs. Banks talked of the attention "Q" received at the hands of Col. (white), who was its official counsel. She praised the arrangement for their comfort on the part of the Wor- VISITS LOCAL K. OF P. LODGES THE NEW YORK TIMES PRAIRIE VIEW MOREHOUSE HAS STATE COLLEGE GOOD FACULTY BEGINS SESSION FOR THIS TERM Hon. L. B. Kirkland, grand chancellor of the Knights of Pax of xian, who is editor of the Dallas Express, who is editor of the Houston Pythons on last Tuesday, and who is also present at the meeting W. P. Cohen, C. Hikey, P. Freeman E. Everson, Harry Wesle and H. G. DeGaulle. PRAIRIE VIEW STATE COLLEGE BEGINS SESSION Prairie View, Sept. 22. Reports from Registrar R. G. Glass show that 750 students have been enrolled for the regular session at Prairie View State College. it is estimated that the beginning of the second and third quarters by 2002 additional students will be enrolled. The college has been discontinued and the present college is composed of students college rank. Every branch of the college is at work and all teachers and students at this time are outlook for the college is brighter than ever and there is general inspiration by teachers who are deputies in the Houston area, as well as the chancellor commander, of the university and a delegation of local members of the order. Grand Chancellor Klinchon stirred his audience with great enthusiasm and authority, stating the state of the order in such a splendid condition in this section. MOREHOUSE HAS GOOD FACULTY FOR THIS TERM Atlanta, Ga. - Morehouse began on September 16, the sixty-fourth session of the university's provincial council to be the greatest year in its history, and brought to the campus before the rush of registration before the rush of students from all parts of the country. The university is the widest geographical distribution w Is Back ng Praise friends throughout the trip... in New York City Palmman tickets were purchased for the destinations and the holders were advised to report any issues. However, as soon as they were well across the Mason-Dixon line, they reported that the man at that of the Mrs. Banks, objected to her presence in the coach. It was found that she was a war widow and could not be put out of the house. The complainant, who was self, remarking, "I'll not ride in the same coach with a nigger." The conductor met her for a while when he found that she was not to be bluffed she completed the trip in comparative Mrs. Banks will always remember the hospitality and democracy of the French. She, in all probability, will admire the fairness of the War Department. But an amuse, when she thinks of America to part in the war, to make the world safe for democracy" she will think of a small crescent in French conquest and a living companion in an American train compartment. Charles Mitchell Is Named By Hoover Minister To Liberia COMMISSION ON INTERRACIAL COOPERATION WILL MAKE STUDY LYNCHINGS IN UNITED STATES "BLACK SHIRTS" SUSPECTED AS NEGROES FIRED Los Angeles, Cali.—(ANP) Open statements are being made here that the club has been actively involved in nenegroes society, now under investigation in Georgia, has extended its influence in California. The club which have used colorful cloak and hats to represent themselves, reported them to the Pacific Mutual Club, an exclusive town club adjoining the famous Fenton club. On September 1, twenty-six employee of the Pacific Mutual Club re-registered with the club, but in each envelope was a note notifying them that their services were on their service was intended, the club had not informed them of the inclusion in the number of employees. A few days later all the waiters and other colored employees of the-4-half-married club were dismissed. This was one of the many cases of nenegroes that employed colored waiters, several of them having been working there. A noticable feature of the movie is the use of a large, plush lily plant planted here by help it is Pipin or Mexicans who take their lily flowers from whites had been previously engaged with. FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS Tewks town are benefiting from federal postoffice appropriations, recent building and office including Houston $16,100, Labbek $30,000, Wichita $20,000, Sea Cliff $20,000, Plainview $28,500 and Coleman $100,000. Federal and federal building at Dallas is about ready for occupancy. COMMISSION ON I COOPERATION W LYNCHINGS Atlanta, Ga. — The first scientific study ever made of lynch cases, by case, in the effort to discover the unintended effect of formulate an effective preventive measure. The commission convened by a Southern commission, led by George Fort Mill, editor of the *George Fort Mill* magazine, Howard W. Odum of the University of North Carolina, Julian Harris of the University of North Carolina, Columbus Enquirer-Sun. Alex W. Spence, attorney, led the commission. King book editor Methodist Episcopal Church Middle School, former Furman University, Greenville, B. R. Moton, principal of Tufts University, Dr. H. Hope of Atlanta University. Dr. Nahville, former Navy, Nahville; and President B. F. Savage of Georgia State College of Georgia. The project was initiated, and will be interim. The commission is representative Southern people seek assistance in a Souths' case problem. Through his presidency of North Carolina College for Women at Greenbore, and for Women at Georgia State College for Women at Greenbore, William A. Alexander of Atlanta, this commission will advise and assist in the ```markdown ``` OUR FROM NUMBER IS PRESTON 1243 NUMBER 18 kitchen Is my Hoover To Liberia prominence. She has been a frequent victor, a successful and has an illusionist career. She is continuing numerous successful matches maintain a spectacular home in Walsall. OUR FROM NUMBER IS PRESTON 1243 The naming of Mr. Mitchell as minister of liberty aides satisfares rumors that he has continued in charge of the legation at Minnesota during the important February 1960 election. Farewell takes on, since the extensive development by the Firestone industry, Mr. Mitchell's first choice in a post is said, however, to have been the minister of finance. The minister was an applicant. Considered offended by the minister's lack of public support, he, but due to the fact that congress has never appropriated the money to the minister, provided for the salary of the error, the state department selected a white minister. Mr. Mitchell's tenure of office begins as Liberia emerges from an investigation of slavery within its borders. MOTON DELIVERS FINE ADDRESS AT WAVELAND MEET Waveland, Miss.—(ANP) The world is looking to America for leadership in the solution of its major crisis. The United States found right here in the South, in the Caribbean, in an address delivered here before a large intergovernmental audience. Dr. Moton, the president of an address delivered here before a large intergovernmental audience, told Dr. Moton, "Nowtakinghand the dark pearls in this interview, in this interview, Dr. Moton, "he proudly immeasured by his contact with American civilization, and has made him have given America his unquestionable life for his country in every crisis in America, was powerless against programs during the World War and they "Negroes ask no special favors of America," continued Dr. Moton, "but only the opportunity which they are capable. They have faith to believe them. I confidently expect the future to be marked by increased action, to make each race a valuable asset to In announcing the plan Dr. Alexander stated, "The emphasis of the brychnis which has marked the present year, upon the essential need to read what it was in the last year, "argely because of the steadiness in brychnis, we had begun to hope that we had a new South morality, economically and politically, for the present year has surpassed the persistence of tragic conditions we were were living in, the people of the South must confront the people of the South must confront the people of the South must confront the civilization. The first approach through study of all the faces involved, such as in contemplated by the network of this group justifies us in expecting a piece of work which will amount the confidence of the public." WHITE LAUGHTER PAGE TWO "Hey-hay!" I罐罐 cried joyfully, dancing a jig. "I can't hear such a hard dance in the hammers' hands in policy?" He mumbled to you all, "He mumbled to them wonderingly, 'dearest res of de hans cooks their own food, and I need de De karen to work with you, Carl, the handy cane you ganna write in de cotton book." "Looks like we're getting a break," Carl laughed. "Shut my mour!" Hotebot jacquired "What a scorbitch ground!" Carl wanted to know. Gene and I asked excitedly about old Carl puttin' out, Gene chucked. "Tending like he n' never heard a n' no screech." Tell me what you birds are laughing about. Gene scorbitin in a dance, Gene explained. "He like walkin' th' dawns—steppin on cailllin' tail," Hotebot enlightened. Cailllin was puzzled. "That's all Greek." Greek mother dawned. "That's everyday American. Scroon- ing mama dancin—you know she grabts low wi de low dues, and you no' tight, and you don't move way far." You stand on a daze, Hotebot interpolated. Gene winkled, and made a few eve mvy night, he continued, "mous of de hant's gits together here and has they's a jamboree, and de ym gambles. Moms time de dows doff's "I'll have to take that in," Carl promised. "You and me bofa," Hobart interrupted, this time cocked work where it comes to shaken his wip hides in mimeant. "What I mean I amntt" "You talk," Gene snorted, "to hurt." "Let's get going," Gene interrupted. "Free to get to wise to this cotton weight, before all the pickers get into it." They Meet the Folks in the theater. The high-braided cotton yarn from which a team of horses was being unloaded, lunged and joked with, as other panto as they drilled on the long socks in which would stuff the cotton yarn. Cara's ears drifted out over the stretching in long, high-growing rows, so could see. Colonel Barry"s voice: he asked Colonel Barry"s voice: with a young girl, he stood talking with a young girl, who slowly clinked"the boy replied, simply. In his tone she added a pride which indicated that the field was charged to him personally. Cecil smiled. Evidently in answer to a question, he looked, and with a smile, which of his importance as the publisher of the new weir, who smiled. Carl, a senior at the University of Chicago, reads in the paper that the small Mississippi town in which his paranoid sister has been the victim of a fire. He attempts to return North, but is caught by the food and is forced to remain in a refuge camp on the river banks where he hails with a gang helping to reclaim the levee. The gang has been trying to kill him, but the police are unable to find another gang is working, and the boss of this gang threatens with a plot in his hand. He fires at Carl. Carl leaps into the river just as the gang is coming up. The gang is working for several hours, and grows so weak and cold he can hang on no longer. Just then Hotshot speaks from the other side of the tree, and is relieved to see his friend, Carl, who is still alive. They descend the tree and make their way through the woods, arriving at a cabin occupied by a colored family, where they are fed. The son, Gene, takes them in his truck through the swamp to Colonel Through the murky night the three men bump and lurch over the rough road through the swamp. Carl tells himself that as soon as he has earned money by playing the plantation he will return to his home. Blakemore, the Bisket, the Blakemore friend, and has always shown interest in Carl. Gene tells Carl about Colonel Harper and his plantation, and when they arrive and have breakfast, Carl has a good education, makes a career as a cotton picker. "A large ring of ashes indicated that a huge fire had blazed there recently..." dire di mawin'm` *id be dark little spot wif him is Hotot-er so he came in and dainah he goum'n goum'n pick you all." "I iain't say that," Hotot said and say I can pick my for huned, that's all. There was the laughter from the crowd at the idea of the little brown man's cup of oatton a day. He also "would also" a large, plump brown asked her, a large, plump Hotothed her for an instant, and seeing no man standing near the group, he said, "he reckoned you mought he's a po' little runt like I." The group was the group on her hips. "I mought help you get out of the door," that was belied by a smile hovering at the corners of her mouth. The man she showed, "she also bob" one of the teenies men. *Don let her use her teenies men.* Again the group roared with laughter, and magically Hotothed had become one of the girls. Carl's little friend went into the folds making big talk along behind listening appreciatively. Carl grazed a little longly after a mix well with these single tulle stolls. After instructing him regarding the way he arrived from the a fall trip by the wagon, he turned to the big house, leaving Carl on the porch. The warmth and the warmth of the early sun was grateful. In a few minutes two fills added fills emerged from the field. One of them, well built, clear, and well-fitted, he new weight, greeted him familiarly. "Hello, Carl," she said. "How you have nawed me, I am fine, I’m fine, he managed." "How much cotton I got in my dad’s girl, who girl, who girl, who girl," Carl weighed the sack and plumped. "You’ve forty pounds, 'My name is nia. Miss' the plump and plumped. 'Miss Mei' Lissy for short—to you." "Don’t pay her no min!" the taller girl said. "In 'but' a flirt, all. Now me." THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1930 By now the sun, which had been shining for the day, burned with an intensity which created chinning heat waves all over the field. Overheated the sky of the day, burned with a intensity of clouds, their whiteness rivalling that of the cotton, to mar its vital color. The singer, whose voice high voice singing, Carl listened intently. "Do work hard Do boss ain't mean, Do whitest cotton I mote few." Then the whole field took up the chorus. "Pick de cotton Pick de boll Pick de pay Buy me a jelly-roll..." The fact that the pickers sang, the fact that the bollers paid, the fact that in Carl a new admioration for them, a new tolerance for heat, created in Carl a new ambition. They sang, they worked, they found pleasure in simple things, they made his friends in far off Chicago? Having written the letters, Carl sealed them in envelopes he had obliterated. He strolled slowly to the big house where the mail box was. Overlooked a yellow wall, the shadowy path he trod, and the window jasmine seemed the night with exotic perfume. Soft wind, frightened with a swarm, waved the foliage with gen- ire ruttings. It brought to Carl the sound of singing voices drifting slowly through the night. . . . He heart constructed him as a beautiful woman of the beauty of the night, inter-mingled with a woman of the night, attained his mood to the languorous loveliness of the dark that his past life in the Northern city was a distant experience, and experienced living to live. He the impending sense of something at his heart, moving to live him. . . . END IN INSTALLATION FOUR (Continued Next Week) TIRED OF WAITING LEAVES HOSPITAL AFTER OPERATION Nashville, Tenn. —(ANP) —When physicians at the General Hospital here arrived at the operating room to see the patient, they legged that patient to lift the operating table and the bed. Several hours later police officers discovered Compton at his home and he tried of waiting for the doctors and a sweeping suspicion that fear of a bad thing had something to do with 'Compton Compton and James Brown had engaged in a knife battle, in which both police station and asked that Brown be arrested and in the meantime was carried to the hospital. 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Net Contents 100 Pages No. D 002029 EASTORIA AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11201 NATIONAL AFFILIATES London, England Toronto, Canada New York, New York Mexico City, Mexico AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11201 NATIONAL AFFILATES London, England Toronto, Canada New York, New York AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11201 A RAILWAY BRIDGE Washington, D. C.—One says “photographs” in Washington, the womens’ museum with names of Addison W. Meyer and Scurrick. who has one of the best appraisals of photographs to having photographed more Negro women than any other museum, but a baffling which is not confined to his own work. He has a baffling o a t Washington, particularly if there is likelihood of their concerning relationship or at the White House convention or at the White House museum, net of Washington’s photographs net of merely as a “colored” artist. They never have to wait on Scrick. he must then and one exposure is always not content with mere studio work in which he built up a name known as a regular University camera and spent weekly news real of Washington weekly news real of Washington at six Lichman theaters by six Scurlock traces part of his success to a point which photographers everywhere have witnessed and up-to-date computing his profession and his hobby in his profession. He has given an interior last week, instead of using the time he has been using, in room full of smoke, be interested in inquiry officially by using a new flashlight without noise, ode or smoke or design and design put out by the General Manager and design put out by the General Manager coated with a special preparation and having this aluminum foil in place. His light, its Scurlock, is brilliant and accurate and it makes possible his foretaste impossible to "shoot." OPEN UP-TO-DATE PLANT Washington, D. C. —Over in Anaconda, the auburn of Washington, the auburn of Washington, and where his home is now a shrine, a modern cleaning and drying plant, a cleaning plant, a canner, a unit of successful operation, Owing its own modern plant purchase, new water and instillant equipment, new water and instillant equipment is worth $20,000. The corporation is capitalized at $50,000 and is a good part of the stock has been The conservatives specialize in whole themselves. The conservatives are Anaconda and Washington. They trade and 96% of their business is in the second sort, the competition of the second sort. The conservatives sort. PAGE THREE quiring and keeping business probably comes from the ability and expertise of their manager. Toddre N. Moore, a former vice president of our only airtight forty, work forward large cleaners and dyes. He has large cleaners and dyes. He has a wagon boy who in spare moments be the property, be the property, be the property, the business serving as tumbler operator, pruner, repair man, dyer, he was trained learning how he kept a salary of $40 per week. He joined them planning their plan and securing experienced help through his 14 people. Officers are G. D. B. Irwin, president; D. Kates, secretary; M. H. Burke, assistant; B. Burke is the efficient office manager. START NEWS PHOTO SERVICE New York City—Campbell's New New York City—Campbell's New graphic service launched here recently. Several young men are associat- tive with the newspaper throughout New York. The newspapers throughout the country. Washington, D. C.—Significant in- tense when lay-off, reduced working hours and unemployment are no pervasive, its home office force by adding Benefit Life Insurance Company's office personnel number 2654. It Living up to its name "National" from a wide area. 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Bord, ee Se, rye tet oe eee os wae ees oe pac meena petra eee wil” ence real Sane sarees ceria cee thon will cost. a A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE Build Your Home An Invest Your Money Sylvan Terrace makes it possible for you to live in a home place which is something far ahead of any colored residential property offered in Houston. Your home in Sylvan Terrace will be served by the best of improvements, including shelled streets, water, lights and gas, concrete sidewalks, sanitary sewerage, and all other conveniences of a firstclass residence place. Now is the time to select your Sylvan Terrace Lot. You can build your home today for less money than at any time in the past twelve months. Or, if you prefer to build later, your Sylvan Terrace lot will be one of the safest investments you can make. Act now. Follow the lead of satisfied Sylvan Terrace owners. moves to vary the performance. Then he may mute a vater at oat at a wittness. He may mute the table, or address with scowling when the muppet counsel, claiming Who is such a man? The background which any of those many who seem to know him will know is that he was a criminal, his crimes have been perilous and crime. But, if he had been a criminal, his crimes have been perilous. He killed that preacher over in the back of it, because nobody could ever prove that the dishwasher in Indiana had seen alive he was entering a car with Washington who was known to have taken time he was seen, the next day time he was seen, the next day body could prove or tried to prove that Washington was the murderer. They the KKu Klux Klan in Indiana, they the KKu Klux Klan in Washington's well-known city, they well-known in their beheady." Well, you know, he used to pull white people off when they were in their beheady." Certain white people befriended him on a bonhomie without a show of burying him an important firm. How could he employ Bonfamille, who is said to have received $3,000 and is said to have been burying a busy head of an important firm. Is it because Clawson was ever interested in For whom was Washington working, Adam, second successor to Dr. John A. McCormick, sought to organize a branch of the black KKK to attack Washington, not a fact that Washington, Clawson, the white lawyer, and Adams, all nine, long before the crime was committed. Dr. Adams' testimony in court told of meeting Clawson months before he was made by Washington. The understanding was that Clawson was to be admitted to the court, and Adams, who paid him the sum of $25,000, was to be presented to the judge's referee by the appointed lawyer Clawson, in court. It is also a fact that Adams about drives masters, and that when such correspondence was referred to Clawson, referee efforts to Build Y An Inve IN HOC SYL THE C THE C Sylvan T place which i property offer be served by water, lights all other conv Now is th build your h twelve month race lot will b now. Follow THE SQUARE DEAL Has always been the policy of Emby & Gillette during twenty years of dealing with the colored public. Emby & Gillette sell your lot, let and build your home on exactly the same margin of profit as they have in their white additions. The integ- rent rate is exactly the same. The colored public's confidence in Emby & Gillette prove that a square deal ALWAYS WINS! "That is all, concluded lament. It is about at four in the morning. At midnight of the day of the crime declared, the crime to him in Michigan City, Ohio, on the morning of the seventeenth, he asserts, he again saw Washington Carl Leoey declared that Washington came into his office at half-acre past of the morning of the day of the crime being telephoned in, and that he, Washington Rollin, had secured a map in the office to find the location of the Mausa body was found. On the next day the body declared. Washington was again with him until near noon. a complete alibi against the story of Dr. THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1930 Adam if what Lester tells is true Adams it what Losey tells it true. He was in what Losey says, Washington had no job, was connected with no payroll. Yet, he and Losey worked together, according to the whites they do. They were the ones who tell the truth as they do. Why were they fond of each other? Is Losey protecting his friend and the truth as he knows it to be. When Washington was arrested in Washington, confessed the crime to the revolver. Adams testified that when Washington confessed the crime to the revolver, Where? At any rate, the police had prosecuted him for procurement for him by Carl Losey. Why should Losey purchase a gun for him? Did Losey know where the old gun was? Did Losey know that the old gun has been obtained through the application of prosecution, that the old gun has been obtained through the application of prosecution, that he had committed a crime with it and Losey remain quiet with it. Did Losey know where the prosecution that it allied with the prosecution and that it allied to be the one with which Pierson was ROCKDALE Rockdale, Texas—Sunday school students from the University of Rev. S. S. Peregrine presided an absent sermon at Allen Chapel at 11 a.m. Sunday, March 15. The sermon was convene to serve to canonize to preschool H. Moseley, W. Hensley, W. Wheeler, Taylor to attend the funeral of Joel Martin. Marin Curts is spending a week days with parents and friends. Frank Curts is spending a week days. Mona Curts is rapidly in- spired. Also Mrs. Himm.-H. C. Cobb, Reporter. Sylvan Terrace Not Like Most Colored Additions Editor's Note—The management of The Houston Informer publishes the following letters in the belief that they are self-explanatory. I have read your editorial "Negro Additions in Houston," and wish to correct the inference likely to be gained by your readers, that all Houston real estate dealers are guilty of profiteering methods in dealing with colored people. Admitting that the information it is justified as a banker change against the entire real estate business of the city. In support of this contention Embry & Gillette offer their colored subdivision -Sylvan Terrace- as an example of a homeplace being marketed on a policy directly opposed to that reviewed in the white homeplace across the track. The same interest rates are charged on contracts. Yet Sylvan Terrace lots of the same size are priced from 15% to 20% lower than those in the white homeplace across the track. Yet Sylvan Terrace are as carefully supervised and constructed as those of similar type built for white people. In addition to this, a colored contractor of unquestionable integrity, together with colored mechanics, are used in connection with the construction of the homes. Their margin of profit is no larger than that received on any other building. The same interest rates are applied to am prepared to substantiate with unquestionable evidence and with signed statements of colored residents of Sylvan Terrace and other colored additions put on by Embry & Gillette. Considering their twenty-five years of mutuality and satisfactory dealings with the colored public, I feel there should be am prepared to supplement your article, and hope that you will see fit to give it. This will acknowledge with thanks your very kind letter of a few days ago in which you called attention to our editorial "Negro Additions in Houston," and gave us facts concerning the Embry and Gillette Land Development Company. We attempted to deal with the question of the development of Negro additions in a very general way and to indicate the facts concerning the way in which prospective Negro home owners are forced to pay very high and sometimes exorbitant prices for acreage and homesites. I note from your letter that you do not set up a general denial of fees and are forced to pay an insight into the methods by which your company has helped materially in making fine homesites available to Negro owners at reasonable rates. The truth of the statements concerning your company is very easily proven by the testimony of those who have had dealings with the company in the article, but we cannot assume company. It is a pleasure for me, in behalf of the Webster Richardson Publishing Company to make public your letter which I think, for itself. I think it is true, however, that most of the companies developing the company are forced to such fairness as is indicated in your letter, therefore, The Informer feels that a general retraction of the article is not now in place. I hope though that the publication of your letter in our columns together with our answer to you may indicate our desire to be momentarily fair at all times to all concerned in such matters as G. H. Webster, Manager, Houston Informer, Houston, Texas. Dear Sir, Read your editorial "New wish to correct the inference likely that all Houston real estate de methods in dealing with colored diction is deserved by many real estate market business of the city. In support of this contention Eored subdivision -Sylvan Terrace- be marketed on a policy direct your editorial comment. Sylvan Terrace interest rates are charged on cont of the same size are priced from the in white homeplace across the homes built for colored citizens full time white people. In addition to the questionable integrity, together in connection with the construction of profit is no larger than that the Interest rate is precisely the same as the interest rate with signed statements of colored other colored additions put on by Considering their twenty-five factory dealings with the colored supplement it gives to it to give it. Thanking you very much, I am, Sincerel J JHR-P Mr. J. H. Robertson. Sales Manager Sylvan Terrace, Texas. Dear Sir: I will acknowledge with this few days ago in which you called grooves in Houston," and go bring Gillmore Land. Develop I am sure that you realize that with the question of the develop very general way and to indicate which prospective Negro home o n your land, I note from your letter that of the facts as set forth in the an insight into the methods by w materially in making fine homes mortality. The truth of the statements ce only proven by the testimony with it, many of them through a ardson Publishing Company to m think, speaks for itself. I think it is true, however, that ing and selling lots to members of fairness as is indicated in formal feels that a general retre place. I hope though that the publica together with our answer to you eminently fair at all times to all this. Sincerely WESTB By G. R. GHW:S JHR:P Embry & Gillett "BIRTH OF A NATION FILM SHOWN; NOT TONED DOWN Los Angeles, Cal. (ANP)-That Birth of a Nation, who opened at the President's Theatre after the old silent film had been remade in sound is less objectionable than the original being expressed by some of the local colored theater- goers who hurried to witness it. THE Houston Informer FOR SALE AT FOLLOWING PLACES: WILLE'S "PRESSING PARLOR Geo. W. Willis, Prod. 419 Milam Street ORGEN BARBER SHOP 421 Milman Street 803 Pacific Avenue NEW DAY CAFE W. H. Smith, Prop. 510 Milman Street MILK IN BROWN Cer. Pru. Milman Sts. LINCOLN THEATRE CIGAR STAND 111 Porter Avenue T. S. VERGEE BARBER SHOP 2742 Milman Street GROVET'S BARBER SHOP 2313 Dowling Street WM. ARCHIBALD 422 West Dallas Ave. Phone Circulation Department Preston 1248 and you will be given the address and name of carrier in your neighborhood. Sept. 25, 1930. The story remains the same with the same characters, but the saveneed pure white womanhood, while supremacy, and the South from eminence brute of Recon construction days. The film carries a more degrading story, but the film makes it more grit and pumice. W a c o, Texas. —(ANP) -Monday marked the beginning of the fifth school year at Paul Quinn College. Registration of students began on Monday, and the school will come in daily during the week. Bishop W. Sampon Brookes introduced Dr. Solomon Porter Fooled ford, foundation president, berta, now a member of the faculty at the school. He opened a speaker for the week. Dr. Hood gave a very interesting lecture. Special course in finger waving. Clases now forming for our fall classes, now open to all unites. Over 100 graduates now operating in Houston. We teach at our school, we maintain a Modern Beauty Salon, with trained, efficient operators. Had. 0054 3203 Dowling St. Madame S. Walle, President 800 People Working for You 1930 ATLANTA LIFE'S SILVER TUSKEE YEAR SIXTY DAYS MORE And Then What 50 Writers will come FREE to the Home Office? THE ATLANTA LIFE INSURANCE CO. T. H. OLDEN, Dist. Mgr. 1213 Bagby St. Phone Ft. 9620 Houston, Texas KNOXVILLE HAS FAIR PROSPECTS FOR FOOTBALL Oct. 11—Morehouse College at Atlanta. Oct. 18 - Bluefield Institute at Bluefield. field. Oct. 35 - Talladega at Knoxville (Home coming). Nov. 1 - Tuckegee at Tuckegee. Nov. 8 - Livingston at Salibury. Nov. 12 - Alabama A. and M. at Knoxville GEORGIA SCHOOL READY TO OFFER GRADUATE WORK GEORGIA SCHOOL READY TO OFFER GRADUATE WORK New appointments to the university faculty include: In history, Dr. Mary L. B. McCormick, University of Chicago, Worcester, Massachusetts, the master's degree from the University of Chicago, and has since done graduate work. In accounting, B. J. Blaster, A. L. Cox, and A. M. Cox, State of Georgia, who has for several years acted as auditor for the University of Chicago Compass. As principal of the laboratory to Atlanta University from Incoming to the largest public school of that city, Winsted, B. Nathan who is a candidate for the degree of doctor of law, 1880, University of York University. SOUTHERN STATES HALT ILLITERACY Washington, D. C.—(ANP) Illiteracy has been recognized in the states of Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, and Louisiana, according to the report of the National Association of Illiteracy. Morgan was launched by the commission through this campaign, and the campaign learned to read and write. One of the interesting phases of the campaign was the interest manifested by it. It was learned that many who had been illiterate years joined the ranks of school children and had "won their certificate." PAGE FIVE HARRISBURG BRYAN BRIEFS TEXARKANA CORSICANA MEXIA PAGE SIX William Pickens SAYS OANP ANTONIO MACEO, THE GREAT A Good looking, 'lax' He? And then someone always adds, and did him? And then someone what nice 'hair he had?' CINEMA: The Addison Bld. NEW YORK E. 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More than that, this treatment—mildly astringent and bleaching—refines the skin's texture and lightens the complexion—makes it clearer and fainter in tone. The man or woman whose skin is soft, smooth and clear-toned is always popular--for there is no appeal so powerful as complexion beauty. Black and White Ointment and Skin Soap is the one sure way to a beautiful skin (grandma did not sit) and Cuba made no wonder. The Cuban regard Maceo as their mentor. And now they are building a museum. And they are going to come into question—as fast as they reached the poverty she gave them to revive the monument to, to the mother is being made in Europe, to the aquarium This Negro woman was the typical Maceo. Although Maceo was killed in his spirit led the Cubaans until the first Cuban president, who made them about him, they demi-feminine. He was "the Liberator." Maceo was the United States was turning Cuba over to the Cuban government. He made them about him, to come to Havana to the celebration. When she reached the river and the bridge, she made the finest rises in her path. On the bridge, she co-pairied with her deparated husband. And when she reached the Havana river, she made the finest rises in her state was waiting for her. But the affectionate and expressive Latin woman did the job; the people unhitched the people drew Sesona Maceo to the palace. Undoubtedly the Negro and colored element were the backbone of the recurrently prevails with them, the darker race, the more virile the heritage which their fathers did so much to for the nation. They followed some of the trail of Macon. I looked aside before, and found some interesting forget to tell you about them later. COLORED GIRL LEADS N.Y. GIRLS IN SOCCER GAME New York City—The N. Y. University Camp for Gators at St. Louis, N. Y., is a post of the physical education department of the 1980 camp season by a big soccer day the best goal. 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I am going to tell you at this moment how to treat you, and you will agree with me that to your surprise the writer nor any other dentist, will dentist that we know of in Nature. Nature's dentistry is the only perfect dentistry. Nature's dentistry is expected to last a life time providing you properly care for it with twenty-two or decisions teeth, replacing them starting about the age of thirty-two, and with thirty-two, these are called permanent teeth and will be permanent. The greatest service your dentist can render is to help you preserve the teeth of your patients, the there for you or to replace with the best possible substitute that which has endangered of a diseased condition only. No more important problem of procedure can be properly accomplished with the dentist. To intelligently cooperate with your dentist, have your teeth cleaned and make all corrections that are not noted. 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Mr. Hays defended the place of Negro music and was called upon to furnish information about it as well as to give an exposition of his concluding work. To illustrate his point, Mr. Hays gave a choral and instrumental recital. The event attracted so much attention that other classes abounded their own performances, and he drew the demonstration. A fine choir of white with a trained soloist gave the performance of choirs chosen chiefly the works of R. Nathaniel Dett, featuring especially his "Juvenile" performance. When the recital closed the audience gave Director Raymond and the choir a declaration to have been one of the outstanding features of the Summer School. AS PURE AS MONEY CAN BUY St. Joseph's Pure Aspirin MONEY TABLETS EFFECTIVE and ECONOMICAL 12 tablets 10c 36 tablets 25c 100 tablets 60c St. Joseph's Pure Aspirin THE LARGEST SELLING Aspirin IN THE WORLD FOR 10 C New Rochelle, N. Y.—(ANP)—Manipulation of school district schools to as indirectly bring about a condition of segregation is a major subject of the subject of criticism in a letter written to the board of education by Dr. Leon Scott, George Ralston and Dr. Percy Richardson, on behalf of the local branch of the National Association of Colored People. Copies of the letter were also sent to the city council, the state, the mayor of the city and the city council. The writers of the letter point out that children in the Lincoln school district are reorganized as to include all the colored children in the Lincoln school district. Webster school district, without regard to the proximity of residence of children in the Lincoln school district, A request is made that the lines of inclusion be abridged so as to include children in the Lincoln school and to remove from colored children the risk of a neglected juvenile. The longest river entirely within one of the United States is in Texas. 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THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1930 Waco (the 11' Clock Katy) ..... 8:10 am No. 16 - Delaware ..... 10:30 pm No. 28 - St. Louis, Kansas City Town, Tuxedo, North, Dallas PROMINENT NEGRO CIVIL ENGINEER IS CALLED BY DEATH New York City—(ANP)—Claude Brannon, for the past five years civil engineer employed in subway engineering by the City of New York, died Friday in the International Hospital following his work to that institution on Thursday. Mr. Brannon will be ill on Tuesday, suffering from chirrosis of the liver. He refused to go to the hospital, his condition was so critical that he was hospitalized, whom he was living at 388 Edgecombe Avenue, that he to the institution. Brannon, a native Fremont, a former City College professor that institution to complete his work in the city, was awarded the D. G. He served as a first lieutenant in the recent World War, was a member of the Army and of the Ray Potter Walker City Association. His relatives were adopted to his native home, they resided in the establishment of Clinton Brook in West 128th Street. Improved Uniform International SundaySchool Lesson DR REV P. R. FIZZWATER, D. D. Mum- er of Family, Loudly Bible Institute of 'Brown' (d. 1938, Western Newbern Uni- ton). Lesson for September 28 REVIEW—THE GREATNESS OR THE GOD-FEARING GOLDEN TEXT—The fear of Jahu, is the beginning of wisdom: a good understanding have all they do in his commandments. His praise is ever present. PRIMARY TOPIC—What Makes People JUNIOR TOPIC—What Makes People THE PREMIERE AND SENIOR TOPIC—What Makes Men and Women YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT LITERATURE Stilded During the Quarter. Lesson for July 6. When called to our court his com-munity believed him, Abraham believed him and obeyed his command. True faith is proved by unquestioned belief. Lesson for July 13. Jacob, a crafty schmearer, through his efforts, believed Abraham, a prince with God. Before he could enter the Promised Land a fire broke before there can be confidence in God. Lesson for July 20. Moses, educated first at his mother's knee and then at Pharaoh's court, was the first to cause a premature effort to deliver the enslaved people. Forty years of training in the wilderness would soon lead to bear God's call. Lesson for July 27. In the time of national emergency there being no man to judge Israel Deborah was called to take this place even he will, regardless of sex. Hirth chose to cast her lot with God's people. This choice brought her not only salvation but earthly blesses. She was the only woman to receive the vital support centered in the God of Israel. National pride was the part of those who are united in Jesus Christ for August 10. Hirth asked God to give her a son, promoting to dedicate him to Jesus Christ. He asked her and she named her son Samuel, which means "sucked of God." Samuel in his youth was a distinguished service for many years. Lesson for August 17. Hirth asked a man of fine gins and had a great opportunity, but made a dulit failure because his heart was not prepared for the sacrifice. He concerned for his own home and welfare for the story of God. God fled to Jerusalem and mowed obeyed him to be with the offering of mercy for August 24. Friendship between David and Jonathan has been immortalized. This place between two men of rival interests. Jonathan was the natural leader. Jonathan knew this and magnanimously waived his rights. Amos, a humble hardman, was called from his life as God’s prophet to stand before the king. He was not trained in the schools, but was trained in the schools. God selects his servants from even the humbleest of the people. Lesson on September 7. Joshua, the king was loyal to God, and the king of kings had preceded him, during whose reign God’s law was lost. God put it into his hands, and in the process of restoring the temple, the law was found. When it was read before him, the king rent his property and in the process of restoring the temple, the law was found. Lesson on September 14. Jeremiah, having heard God’s call in his early years, seriously cared about the responsibilities of his duties to face their responsibility before God, assuring them that they should live on the basis of metal bending, every day of their give an account of himself to God. Jonah, a Jew, was called to preach repentance to a Gentile city. He sought to be Tarahish God prepared a fish to swallow him. This was the means of his chastity and return and he was rechristified. At his preaching the city repented, patties on their hands. God is not willing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance. Revealed in the Divine Book All that I am love to Jesus Christ. His divine book. David Livingstone. Sunshine Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. J.-M. Barrie. Defending the Bibles Surgeon you talk about it Open the cage and let it out! DEMOSE TO GET HER NOIET Thomastville, GA.—(ANP)—When he was born, formerly heaviest weight recently, he was accompanied by John Ross, local chap who will serve When Ross was employed, Jack stated to him that he had an Nvg volunteer and Ross fitted the bill perfectly. It was a great pleasure and Nvgres as an partnering when pruning: for a big fight he steadfastly refused to meet Harry. THE FASHION STORY LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanneau Dancy and Sue Lee that they appeared in the *Breakfast Club* and the *Fox* "Motivational Collapse" and is still creating a sensation in Hollywood. The Fox "Motivational Collapse" and is still creating a sensation in Hollywood. SLEEPING CAR BROTHERHOOD HOLDS SESSION Saint Louis, Mo.—(ANP) The brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters is the only one to the public this city September 14-17. The initial meeting, the only one to the public, was held at Church, Church and Cardinal Street, Sunday at 5 p.m. The program was Louis attorney. Two women, Martin A. Illumini and Mary Rider, represent Federated Labor in Missouri and are excellent out of their own experience as workers "Before and After" E. J. Bradley, local organizer, gave made by the Brotherhood in SB. The music was furnished by an excellent chair with Miss R炎 Harris of St. Louis, Charles Wormley and Charles Wormley sang beautifully. A. Phillip Randolph, organizer of the brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, was introduced by the master of acclaim, Mr. Randolph spoke on Giving a general view of the press economic environment, be familiar with the catastrophic unemployment situation (1) as an opportunity for perpetually unemployment; (2) as a periodic economic paralysis with unemployment; (3) as a depressive; technological, unemployment the result of market forces; economic unemployment, mergers eliminating employers, mergers eliminating employers, mergers eliminating employers, under-consumption. Workers with machines are working themselves out of work without continuous wages. With the loss of the life of the workers, he pointed to the remedy-power, the creation of power organization, producers can demand wages can purchase more goods, can demand workers finally receive the unemployment the hours of work can be re-allocated, the hours of work can be re-allocated. LEFT TO RIGHT, "FETY" Janette, is in the Fox "Movie" HAWKINS WINS JUDICIAL SEAT IN NEW YORK New York City—(ANP) - In spite of the many contests which marked the primaries here Tuesday the organization candidates came out on top for the nominations. Alderman Clifford Hawkins, former Hillary Clinton and Lamar Jackson for the designation as candidate for municipal court judge in the State District. Aurelien W. Francis Rivera also won on the ticket as running mate to the alderman. Both opposed the Democrats, Charles A. Toney and S. Watson in the nomination election. In the assembly race, Edward Austin, Republican organization candidate for the county closed race, while Lilyne Alston, also an independent candidate, won a poor bid in this interim race. Harris says that he will demand a recount if the final returns are accurate. Texas has a highway telegram and railroad mileage than any state in the Still in the Limelight THE NEW YORK TIMES Fennette Dancy and Eve Carol as they often called "The little girl with a little stone Joins" and is girl creating a son. NEGROES PROMISED SQUARE DEAL BY AG GIE, SECRETARY New York City—(ANP)—The heed and needs of the individual in the struggle of administering stress in the drought stricken areas. "In all of these entanglements on account of race, creed or color, and we hope none will be made in the fight," the department of Agriculture in a letter made public today by Alison L. Holt, Business League. "The League demands an annual convention held last month in Detroit, Michigan, to recognize the President and Secretary Hyde to take such measures as "to assure the negroes in the country a share of participation in the drought extended to the farmers inamuchas to the Negroes in perhaps the most difficult country in the country. Mr. Hyde's assurance comes in answer to the resolution sent to him." **WALKS INTO MOVING TRAIN New Orleans, La.—(ANP)—Failed to heed the warning about of a young, old, stranded into the path of an Illinois Central train at Poydras and Galver streets and was killed instantly.** --- PAGE SEVEN Limelight broke into fame through her clever and ow the star of "Brown Beauties." of public opinion behind the fight—many papers having laid aside their former opposition to the Brotherhood. Munckee, Okla.—(ANP)—Harry Ward, porter at the First National Bank, has confessed officers said, that he had been accused of bank deposit valuation August 3. Police arrested Ward when he purchased a home, paying cash. They then found $1,780 buried in the ward of his residence, and he lost the remainder gambling. appeared in the "Break- 7's video. She starred in Billypopk. ROLAND HAYES WILL NOT LEAVE UNITED STATES The Honston Informer many years and the state has succeeded admirably in accomplishing its objective. Negroes are down. But white men and their civilization are down also. Schools are poor. Modern methods have not worked effectively to develop the natural resources of the state as they should have been developed. Culture within the state is still defined in terms of inadequate libraries and poor infrastructure. In North Carolina, just the reverse has happened under just the reverse psychology on the part of the leadership of that state. And so it is reasonable to hope that the repudiation of Blease means the repudiation of the ideas which he represented. It is not that Blease has been a mongrel with the mobs which he so gallantly praised and encouraged, he gives place to a more enlightened leadership which is definitely dedicated toward the establishment of justice in the courts and the spread of brotherly love and mutual tolerance. Without these, there can be no real cooperation between the classes of white men and black men. In these cases, there can be no real progress either economic or cultural. NEW COMMISSION TO STUDY LYNCHING News dispatches of this week indicate that a new commission to study lynching has been appointed in Georgia. It is composed of editors of some of the leading journals of that state together with a number of other experts. At time, it is indicated that under the direction of the N. A. A. C. P. and its supporters, a new ant-lynch law is being drafted with a view to submitting it within the next few months to Congress. Both of these procedures are being undertaken in view of the increase in lynchings within the past few months in this country. The commission is also working with the Interracial Committee and the law by the N. A. A. C. P. The Informer believes that both of the projects are vitally necessary. The one as sponsored by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has the carkmarks of militantism. The other is working along different lines and the lines of study and discussion with as little of the militant to mark it as has been the case with all of the work done by that organization herefore. There can be no doubt that the work of both organizations has been profitable in the past although they worked along different lines and the reason to that effect has been good. The problem of lynching is by far the most grievous that America faces today. Those who have studied it from several angles realize that there is no single reason for the recurrence of the various types of mob murders which have scoured the pages of newspapers and newspapers of the United States have played their part. Economic pressure has had its share in the equation. Politics has contributed to some extent; and by far the most significant circumstance in connection with the question is the fact that it is no longer sectional in its scope. It is not sectional in the North or East as it is in the South where it had its birth. The Informer believes that it will be eradicated from American life only when savagery in American psychology has given place to more enlightened ideas and procedures. The history of mankind proves that society has come to its present state of perseverance. It is not surprising that as a by the pressure of circumstance which was the direct result of all of the forces which operate in society, Leaders of thought and those who stand at the forefront of American life and thought must have the gravity of the problem brought before them in such a way as to challenge them, active support in it, and a willingness to be involved in the largest share in the work. Those who have the mind of the beast and whose hearts are attuned to the siren songs of the demagogue and the bigot must be compelled by a fear of the law to stay within the confines of the bounds of decency. There a law against lynching, if passed, will serve its largest purpose. The organizations that work with the organizations may well supplement each other. And the part of the general public, without regard to race, in the whole situation should be that of the helpful partner in an enterprise which will result in lasting good to a nation which now is being sorely beaten by the forces of harborman and which stands in the shadow of harborman so long as it does not assert itself in behalf of decency. NEGRO WAITERS TO STRESS SERVICE The more than 10,000 delegates to the annual convention of the National Association of Colored Waiters and Hotel Employees, which is being held in Chicago this week, are stressing "service" and the need for study to prove themselves more efficient in the carrying on of their professions. It is being pointed out that the staff of the hotel owners are being replaced over the country and that hotel owners and managers are indicating that the changes from Negro help are being made because the type of service which others give is superior to that of Negroes. To offset the condition in Chicago, the local branch of the association is conducting schools in the city to train foreign languages and it is planned that a large part of the time of the training will be devoted to actual schools of instruction during the week. The Informer commends the spirit of the leaders of the organization and recommends the adoption of the same type of thought on the problem of labor for the leaders of groups in all other occupations among us. Not only should the waiters of Chicago and New York be trained to contribute better service than any other class of hotel employees but they should go farther and actually study to contribute definitely to the sum total of the knowledge and practice of that particular field. The activity in this regard should be a part of the task of the organization in Houston as well as in every section of the hotel industry. The job of the side against Negro hotel help would be turned toward that help. The time has come in America when there can be no middle ground. It may as well be realized that there are no more "all Negro" jobs. White men and Mexicans will now take any sort of job, and from now on it will simply be a case of the "survival of the few." The hotel industry has thought, interest in the job, and punctuality at all times. It is to be hoped that the idea of study will spread from the hotel men to men of our race in all lines of endeavor. Competition will become keeper as time goes on. There is one sure way to escape economic slavery for us as for all others in this country. That is to study of study to show ourselves more efficient than our competitors. THE HOUSTON INFORMER A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE Published every Saturday by the Webster-Richardson Publishing Company, Inc. 409-411 Smith Street, Houston, Texas Entered as second-class master May 28, 1919, at the post-office at Houston, Texas, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIBE RATES (Cash in Advance) One Year, $2.90; months, $1.50; months, $1.25; single copy, bc (No paper matted for less than 6 months) Office 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Telephone PRESTON 1243 FOREIGN OFFICES Western: 608 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill.; Eastern: 551 Fifth Avenue, New York City; Southern: 120 Walton Building, Atlanta, Ga. IMPORTANT All matter intended for insertion in any current issue of the Houston Informer must be our office by Wednesday noon of the week publication of the issue. Make all checks, drafts, money orders, etc. payable to and address all communications to: Wunder-Hardenbach Publishing Co., Inc. 409-411 always demand a receipt when paying your subscription to the Illinois former, and pay no subscription to unauthorized representatives. All adly appointed agents of the Informer will have receipt books. Protect your own interests, as well as ours, by浸渍 upon a receipt and keep same INTELLIGENCE AND INTEGRITY MAKE MEN AND RACES GREAT HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1930 WHERE DOES THE DIFFERENCE LIE? Two more of the policemen of the city of Houston have been killed in the line of duty. And to the credit of the Chief of Police and his force, the murders have already been apprehended. The police have also been charged with the credit is due the force for its speed and precision in the case. It is also noteworthy, in this particular case, that there has been no talk of lynching of the two suspects on the part of the daily papers and, if one is willing to read between the lines it might be described as a plea for leniency, despite the fact that both of the stain officers were among the favorites on the force by reason of their efficiency. Just before the opening of the National Democratic convention in 1972, the murderer in which a policeman lost his life. The murderer was a Negro, according to report. He was wounded; and while lying on his bed at the hospital with little chance to recover, he was taken out and lynched. Just what the outcome of the cases against the suspects was has not been determined. The police are not sure that the cases are closed and that nothing more is to be expected. Just what is the difference between the two situations? One of those commenting upon the most recent happening indicated that there must be something wrong with a member of the police. The police are not sure that the cases are closed and that nothing more is to be expected. Just what is the difference between the two situations? One of those commenting upon the most recent happening indicated that there must be something wrong with a member of the police. The police are not sure that the cases are closed and that nothing more is to be expected. Just what is the difference between the two situations? The Informer hopes that the law in this latest case will be sure and impartial. It is most happy for Houston that the impulses of those who loved the slain men are being held in check and that the law will be made clear that such procedure will become the rule in all cases and that out of serious reflection on the difference in the practice in such cases where men of different races are guilty, the conviction of the truth of the statement that unless the law applies impartially to the men, the lives and property of no safe are made. SOUTH CAROLINA REPUDIATES BLEASE Some weeks ago, The Informer called attention to the fact that Cole Blease, well known Negrophobe of South Carolina had won the Democratic nomination on a platform which called for the establishment of a new state news diapests from the general elections indicate that this eminent advocate of the rope and the faggot has been beaten and his state in the future time will be represented by one who was not a candidate. For this evidence of an approach to civilization and enlightenment the majority of the voters of South Carolina are to be complimented. Their repudiation of the ideas expressed by Blease will go far toward remedying many of the fortunate aspects of his state. The information that much further advanced along economic and cultural lines than it now is. The defeat of Blease, to The Informer, is not only the repudiation of a man, but it is the repudiation of the backwardness of the state and the backwarding hindered the progress of the state which he has represented. "Hell's For Rent" By J. RLEY DUNGER (Portland Fellow Dellenes of Hell Fellow Dellenes of Hell my doy lalie story— Heart hears the lalie story and gone with my glory. In unexcelled malignity, Till Mississippi raped my Till Mississippi raped my peace. Becker Washington spoke much better than he knew when he declared that those who would hold men down in the mire must content themselves to stay in the mire also. The state of South Carolina is a fine example of that fact. All of their thinking, unquestioned, is based on the fact that in some cases in terms of the effect which it would have on the Negro, "Keep the Negro down" has been the slogan in that state for In diabolic cruelty, I mastered all the while; Mistress Muskett awakened Beside a Mistress insulted. I look like Abraham; bases a Mississippi mob; this camp don't count a damn. The natoonage of former time, no longer I command; Fear I am not the foul cleric in Mississippi Land; No natoonage in Missouri; my prestige to reclaim; To set up my domination there my fame. I too infuriate me; it's not like home to so me; so hell's for rent, and I am bent to do it; this form-farming synagogue, Will drive a demon dipy; I'll be a damn mob; I'm bound for Mississippi. President Hoover On Lynching Evil President Hoover On Lynching Evil By KELLY MILLER, Howard University, Washington, D. C. The American people are glad enough to explain away this great national disgrace by giving out the impression that only Negroes are the victims of the attack. The men are fed on this feeling. Recently the governor of a great state dispatched an emissary to Europe to explain away his persafeffum dismal of his crimes, and was only a Negro. In conspionance with this idea, the crime of rape is sought to be imputed as the justifying ground for the dire punishment. The apologists strive to convince the authorities that it is a peculiar form of outrage limited to the Negro, and that the punishment but aptly fits the crime. They are not whit abashed by statistical retribution. The record of rape as disclosed in the book is that it is not in any sense a peculiar Negro failing. In the latest instance of lynching in Marion, Indiana, two rapists were taken by the mob and were charged for the same crime, or alleged crime. I see that the great Republican party promised in its platform to pass a bill that would require performance blank. The Negro delegates at Kansas City undoubtedly urged them to this resolution. It was a clear signal to the delegates to the gullible Negro delegation. When the American people awoke to the moral stigma of lynching of a black man, they were branding this aniquitous practice branding upon the moral forehand of the nation for foreigners to look at, and for the black people to firmly in hand. In the meeting. OPINIONS hope that President Hoover will not consider that he has discharged his duty in the preamble by authorizing his own officers in place seven nitting in his behaf. THE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK BY LELAND D. EWING (Substituting for C. W. W.) For the last six months the phrase, "hard times," has been through al- much more than the fashion. This is justified by the fact that we have seen the great busi- ness that has ever been witnessed by man. As for the cause of this condition many financial businesses and business managers have attributed to some attribute it to our system of mass production, some attribute it to a time in the cycle for a depression, and others to a period of ward since 1913, with only a little viva- dance due to the seasonal fluctuation of the weather. We have created an inflated dollar and the upward movement must stop long before the depression occurs in the dollar and release the hot air. The reason for the depression is we are more interested in the results before it hits a business depression and not to be considered by Ne- w Yorkers in the positive position and thus throw our black faces, bearing marks of horror and distress, in the picture of this de Although the way is dark all is not clear, we must be the leading forecasters in nearly we must now begin proactively ourselves for the next one which is so sure to commence. Of all, we must have means of securing jobs. This can be accomplished in units within the Negro business which are producing units in themselves. Negro business and untiring support of Negroes, no can Negroes succeed without the support of two are so closely related, let us all put our shoulders to the wheel and we put our hands to the wheel; it may to the bone, our blood will be the mark of success of the coming second. Let us save to the fullest extent so that when the flood comes again, we can go to our pockets with our hands, and we can feed the bread which we have saved and eat to our heart's content. A system of solidarity and cooperation. Let us for sure gain so that when we are called upon again to show our strength, we will be able to carry on and can laugh at the waves of hunger and distress try to hear us. Lastly be prepared for the depression will come again. Homely Philosophy GOOD HEALTH Health is usually undervalued until it is menacled or lost. With health, it is a matter of being seen and see them through; the sky seems ever blue and the step has spring water. The day sees gloomy, dark and long, there is little or no ambition to urge on forward—nothing seems worth doing. The day sees key of key! Healthy beggars are curried by feeble kings. Platrons lead all the household electrical appliances in number with the vacuum cleaners and Vacuum cleaners are second with $7, 700, 000, washing machines next with $6, 000, 000, dishwashers with $6, 000, 000 and $6, 250, 000 follow. Electric refrigerators, relative to small cookers total $2, 850, 000 Cimbee's Ramblings