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GEORGIA MOB LYNCHES WRONG NEGRO Mordecai Johnson Chosen One Of Ten Religious Leaders FIRST WEEKS AT COLORED HIGH SCHOOLS SHOW FINE OUTLOOK AND INCREASED ENROLLMENT lie 1 gins ack am at hoo pin- thru toen hoe hi. wid r git unces nard wuz used dat mart- ieve ol in eats littul big we wa kap- mul- on far we got in de no ne t hav big we wu way yung we we dere huny- der ter 2 No fite. fite. morn- id an an an an er der der- formins. L Leo, L Leo, L i dun. kids I skool, kool, he fe ce mee- m, he las l over um de had got de got de got ter her er winter heer milk heer blt heer kaler y nile, ye ser er sin im's ye hee- med heed bed on out on further Hinstum dio ole 2 pa he to e town but has in think yo ne nich im's ye hee- med match, kyin at id she's den I den I uv do du er du er not not luvin ruther er close git out other er 5 Cts VOL. XII GEORGE Mordecai Chosen O Religious New York City.—(INS.) Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson, president of Howard University, Washington, D.C., has been selected by the National Council of Religion who are foremost in things spiritual in this country. Rabbi Wise is recognized everywhere as one of the greatest minds and spiritual leaders in American and allied religions, usual weight for this reason. Dr. Johnson has recently returned from Haiti, where he served as a member of President Hoover's educational commission of polish Dr. B. R. Moon, principal Tukeague Institute, was the chairman. Since taking over the presidency of Howard University, Dr. Johnson has brought about more progressive and enlightened former administrations. Contrary to popular belief when he NEGRO DAY WINS MUCH APPLAUSE AT TEXAS FAIR Marshall (1962) - In every respect Negro Day at the Central East Side of Chicago, one of the most successful parts of the race, was declared in the local business declared in the most local business and industrial concern employing Negroes, the city schools were closed in the city, and Bishop were cut short. The enjoyment of the colored population, and they were there by the thousands. The afternoon featured a football game between Wiley and Houston, the victory by a score of 12 to 6. G. O. McCormick, the evening program, and they were enjoyed by the vast throngs which view it. The 25 Negro agricultural exhibits and those responsible for these exhibitions were very young and the management of the fair has encouraged and gradually increased this department of the city, which was declared the manager of the greatest ever shown in the Prof. C. H. Waller, head of the ex-commissioned farm in Texas, in discussing the exhibit with the writer, stated that, in his opinion, the farm is a good example of the fact that the Negro farmers in this section are improving their conditions; and that a certain amount of their effort comes from that this state of affairs would be increasingly more encouraging from year to year. FIRST WEEKS AT CO SCHOOLS SHOW AND INCREASE They're off! And yet this is not a race track story. But it in a story of a race that is far more important than a race that is less important. Here is an race of any race. Here is the race of life which is being begun or continued by the thousands in the Negro high schools in Houston. The race started on September 15 and The Informer was interested to see what the participants were getting started. So the high school principals to find out what kind of start they had had and what the prospects for the year are. Jack Yates High Prof. James D. Ryan showed on his face that he was well pleased with the work he did at day and day at Jack Yates, where the enrollment to date is 3438, which is a demand. The number of the staff remains the same except that he is a music teacher who gives half a day each day to music and all positions have been filled with the exception of that of secretary, and I am greatly encouraged by the cooperation and assistance on the part of my staff and students, and I look forward to the very best year in Jack Yates' history," Prof. Ryan said. THE HOUSTON INFORMER took charge as the first Negro president of this university, Dr. Johnson has succeeded in raising more money for Howard than any of his predecessors. The other nine men selected by Rabbi Wise were Rabbi Henry Cohen of Galveston; John Holmes, pastor of the Community Church of New York; Harry Emerson Fowler of Riverdale; Francis C. McConnell, professor of moral theology at the Catholic University; Washington; Francis J. McConnell, president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America; Harry Ward, Union Theological School of Chicago; Taylor, founder of Chicago Commons Social Settlement, Chicago; Sherwood Eddy, secretary for Asia of the Y. M. Johnson, Jones, Quaker, of Haverford, Fa. NEGRO LAWYER IS GIVEN HIGH POST BY PARTY Boston, Mass. — (ANP)—Headlines of the Boston and group was a Republican attorney Matthew W. Bullock, “dry,” and one of the most active political figures here, was named on the resolution to appoint Matthew Bullock, sister of President Lowell Powlon, sister of President Lowell of Harvard University, Mrs. Powlon had aspired to the position and expressed keen disappointment that the action attributed the action of the convention in this case to be due to her antitrust activities and her activities against the Volstead Neither Mr. Bullock nor Mr. Powlon are residents of the 10th district of Boston, and Mr. Bullock is a well-known Boston attorney and is a member of the state board of parish. He is regarded as a race in this section and has for a few years worked for the Republican party. **NEGREES DESERT G. O. P.** Little Rock, Ark. — (INS)—Despite the fact that there is a considerable national committee for this issue, the state Republican in the county. Township has to serve county election commissioner, to date every person whom he has had in mind has turned out to serve the county. **Booker T. Washington High** High school of Booker Washington high school, the happiness which he feels as he was in the coming year. His enrollment is 725, we have an increase over last year, on the second day of school and have been hard at it since, Prof. Miller 1930-31 should be a banner year at Booker Washington High. Phyllis Wheatley High "We have bid a fine start," we were told from the lips of Prof. E. O. Wilson. The fight against 774, and last year, we have never seen a time when we were going to vacation time to come a close. "The war Prof. Smith described gave us a more boundless gone about their work. "Harper is a more promising outlining of this year than at the beginning of any previous year. The enrollment of the staff remains the same, but its growth has been much higher in our studies." In the foregoing words the start has been made at High. A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1930 BISHOP PREXY ANNOUNCES BIG GIFT TO SCHOOL A cash gift of $9,000 was made recently to the school of theology of the University of Texas at Austin for a commencement by President Joseph J. Rhodes. The gift will make possible an additional professor this year. The name of the donor was withheld from the college, and that annual allowance will be represented the interest of a philanthropist in the college, and that annual allowance will be represented to the institution in the future for the specific purpose of improving the college. The strength of this gift is the Baptist churches and individual members and friends of the demonstration of the college this year, the president of the college this year, the president of two other gifts were made to the college recently by friends who have attended the private library of a prominent Texan. The office equipment represents the original cost of the library was at an excellent condition. The books are in excellent condition. FLORIDA MOB TAR AND FEATHER JEW FOR LIKING NEGRO White Man Wills Entire Fortune To Race Woman White Man Wills Entire Fortune To Race Woman Baltimore, Md.—(INS)—It is not more oftentime that men publicly and as a matter of record reward the New York attorney, at least not to the extent of leaving any considerable portion of their estate because known to have accrued income, to have been testament of Charles C. Harwell, and ondhand furniture dealer, was filled with the money he will harwell left his entry estate repited to be valued at several hundred dollars. Fletcher, who had been a faithful servant and helper to him through the daughters of the dead man and Harwell of Atlanta, Ga., and New York, Washington, D. C., have served notice through their attorney, Harry W. Harwell, and Washington, D. C., will. Both the attorney and the man expressed themselves at being the father of their father and heaped upon them in an Attorney for Miss Fletcher's state that under the laws of Maryland a man may have his property to the extent that he was not the possible chance of the will being broken. He was matched for an interview Miss Fletcher said that he had no interest in Mr. Harwell knew what he was doing was satisfied with the will, and that made the need to consider how he had shown he WHITE FAMILIES TAKE COTTON PICKING JOBS AWAY FROM NEGROES Oklahoma City, Okla. —(INS) —powerfully it was the universal棉制 cotton pickers exclusively. But recent developments indicate that, if they were to be used, will no longer be a traditional occupation. The Murphy, a consulmenter of labor unions, used a call for 50 white families and 15 white families and 15 white families for service at Elk City. Okla. complained of discrimination, but to no avail. G. A. H. SHEPPARD, Th. B. Bishop College, Marshall, recipient of a $1,700 fellowship from a special fund administered by F. R. H. Blair of the Jeans-Slater Board. The fellowship will be renewed, and Mr. Blair will be Chairman of the Hartford Theological Seminary Hartford, Conn. The fellowship was granted on recommendation of President Joseph J. Brandeis. PRINTED REPORT ON PRAIRIE VIEW CONFERENCE OUT Prairie View—The first annual session of the Conference on Education at Prairie View State College Over the weekend, with conference B. T. O. Walters, and conference B. T. O. Walters, and Dr. L. W. Roussier, associate state superintendent of public instruction at Prairie View State College. The conference have been held in the Prairie View State College. W. B. Roussier, Mr. Roussier embraces the Negro education in Texas and is said to have written a story on the subject yet published. The bulletin embraces statisticly stated statistics and arranged it. In the cities, the value of property of the students is the highest in high and elementary schools, and enrolment in the Smith High schools, greater than length of school terms are shown as a measure of education in Texas by the Rosewall, the Rockefeller, and the Shawnee. ELKS REELECT H.P.CARTER AS STATE LEADER ELKS REELECT H.P.CARTER AS STATE LEADER CHINAMAN LOSES PANTS TO "WINDY, CITY", NEIG Chicago, Ill.—(HNS)—It is not of them that Chieman play the game of basketball, but he does not speak their language. But Samte Kee, local chink laundroman, forgot and played the age-old game of basketball. Balfour, dappier confidence man of Chicago's naughty South Side, played the game of the Chieman's only pair of basketball players. Complaint to the police that he had been cheated. Balfour was taken to the police station, where he became his dad no pants. Two enemies, turbine generators to be installed by the Brooklyn Edison, sufficient to light nearby a half billion flashlight bulbs or enough to give the lights four inches an arm. Troup—(INF)—Until recently John Henry Sesson was like most others, is suffering from hard times and the loss of his business, was an incessant worker and owner of a farm. But, due to crop failures and other recesses, his debts had accumulated. Being honest and desirous of liquidation, he offered to sell his farm to a farmer, the small sum of $35 per acre. A year later, "Way, it's too poor to sprout weed," he said. "But we could get anything but grass for it too poor to sell." He was brought close to Sesson's property, and he has already been offered $500 per a mineral lease. The former creditor gave that he did not purchase the REORGANIZED MOSAICS PICK LOCAL DOCTOR DR. CHAS. W. PEMBERTON Marshall, Texas--At the state grand lodge of the Monica Temple of America held here Saturday, Sept. 27, Judge Sejo A. Jones, national grand master, appointed Dr. Chas. W. Pemberton of Florida to take charge of the southern part of Texas, and A. W. Pemberton of the northern half of Texas, both under the direct supervision of the national grand manager. By Pemberton, was accompanied to Marshall by Lawyer Nabir of Nabir, Atkins and Joseph, who is the lawyer. Judge Jones announced that plans of reorganization have been completed and insurance society among our clients will be used to liquidate the organization. The assets of the old organization will be used to liquidate the insurance society to approximately $800,000. The liabilities are, however, fully protected by the insurance society as the liquidate, but as most of the assets are still some delay because of the depression in the real estate market at the present time, the amount of living members, the thousand of living members, the American has been organized as the most modern and popular fraternal organization of our group. The money paid by the living members will be used to pay the debt and due not to any of the back bills will be in position to pay all claims as soon as death trophy is furnished. The scope of service of the activity and service societies have been limited since societies have not rendered the kind of service that the living members Victim Exonorated By White Warden After The Lynching So the mob was quickly formed and proceeded about its mission. As time DIXIE PRIMARY SYSTEM WILL BE INVESTIGATED Lincoln, Neb.—(INS) The indecisive battle has happened. Southmen once bore of congress have always insisted upon recruiting every other section of the population, every law of the land, but have likewise insisted that it was nobly business what happened in the South. This has been true of the districtral committees, known primary system. As long as the senate campaign funds committee is known the North, West and East, things are inevitable that all improper elections of congressman, whatever the improvement or be investigated, frowned upon. It could not be expected that the senate would elect a group of its members a election of a group of its members under a system of complete diffrence of voting population. And the inevitable has happened the activities of a Ku Klux Klan grand dragon through the national primary, the senate campaign funds committee left here today to require in the North Carolina and the South to be represented in North Carolina the members that in North Carolina the members that in everything in his power to prevent Negroes from voting in the primary elections, and went down to禁忌 defeat before his more tolerant enemies. Senator Gerald P. Nye, chairman of the committee, said that the committee that it had not been decided to investigate first. But it is widely complete, investigation into the prereligious investigation into elect students under systems which are in direct defence of the decision States and the Circuit Court of Appalachia. ANOTHER STATUTE IS UNVEILED IN HONOR OF LINCOLN OUR PRONE NUMBER IS PRESTON 1243 STONE PUFFCED BRANCH GOLDEN BRANCH NUMBER 19 NEGRO norated Warden e Lynching TRY TO PLACATE NEGRO VOTERS IN NEW JERSEY TRY TO PLACATE NEGRO VOTERS IN NEW JERSEY BUSINESS MAN TALKS TO LOCAL WHITE Y' GROUP On last Thursday morning J. Alston Athkin, treasurer and treasurer of the Company, talked to the staff of the Company, a sociation of the Houston, H. W. C. A. and the welfare status of Negroes in Houston, as made by Jaime Goethal in Houston, as made by Joanne T. Upton in Houston, as made by the Houston Survey Union League for the Houston Survey Union League, as made by Mice Edith Parker, general secretary of the cen-tral board of the association to the social background giving rise to the survey itself, John, executive secretary of the colored branch of the association to the social background giving rise to the survey itself, John, executive secretary of the survey model used to importance of close contacts between all people in the community who are interested in the underprivileged citizens. He was made, mentioning the fact that it was a complete product, in product form, of the survey itself, Mr. Athkins called it which it disclosed in his opinion fully justified this preliminary study in life in Houston. These facts were clarified in the area and in no bar; (2) that there is practically no drainage in Negro sections of the (Continued on Editorial Page) --- WHITE LAUGHTER PAGE TWO INSTALLMENT FIVE He had met a woman on the place who had been "with" her man for a couple of years, and proud of their three children as any married couple could have been. They lived together quietly, and they improved themselves, just as anyone else did. They method of reasoning regarding what he had been taught to hold as rank immorality was no let down in his mind. He knew that he self that the fact that he had not taken advantages of the many chances for adventure offered him, was amused. Temptation The place had a wild wabaric quali- tude, and had black woods that lay between the Barre manSION and the wide cotton beds and once been the site of a log house, but the church had long since been for- mer on Colonel Barre's plantation as a sitting place where, after the day's sunset, he could gather, build the big fire, and dance and sing until the moon was howling. "You like how it looks." Hothot don't know, Carl confessed with a shakty laugh. "It gets me all intrigue- ment." He heard any like that when I was a kid in Mississippi. I forgot to mention. Someone was singing again, Carl bent to tears. "I am in de driver, de river run to de sea, de I run into my dady, de river run to de sea, de What kind o' blues is that?" Hot- hot "The kind Langston Hagus he writes," Carl replied, as though he was a scholar. "Sunday Day don't write that kind o' blues his companion ascribed to, Perhaps not." Carl agreed, smil- ingly, don't run on out and back, don't run on out and back, Hothot! he suggested, The little man aqirmed, then he raligned back to his position beside THE DANCE "Why?" the youth ejaculated in surprise, "why should they think me up." Well, I reckon it 's cause you talks like that. "I can't help how I talk. Hotshot." I can't help how I talk. Hotshot. I wish I could talk—like they do. "That's funny," his companion said, like you, 'an here you are within you could talk like me.' He sighed. You could talk like me. "Come on out here, Elmir, an hake yi hign haw, I am come, on elea alone, and pats ye fool!" The girl to whom she were told the gift was colored, with heavy, lustrous black hair, and an earband, showed friendliness for Carla. She sat at the edge of the fireplace, known women's arms. She smiled bald, then uncoiled her hands and came to the center of the fireplace, grinned so proudly that his gold teeth flashed in the firelight. She took it, baby, he admonished. The movement of the girl's body drew abilient inhalations from the men. Then an owl appeared, increasingly in the narrow space. The giant one-eyed, sensual chords of the bark, drew deep, slow, sensual chords from his instrument. "Play that thing, One-Eye" a man THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1930 SYNOPSIS "Bogo, you let my gal be," he cried loudly. "The big man set the girl down deliberately. "You speakin' to me!" he asked, "I grin for you. Please speak, although nervously." He was. Just 'cause you big as the side of the girl, don't think that any girl can speak. You asked, 'What can you calculate' to do 'bout hit?' Bogo asked in the same colossly dangerous tones he had used "I let you be pep!" Emrai cried "I am. Are you let me be, too, you big age!" Bogo pushed the girl behind him with a careful movement of his hand. The growl second the IH had grown. When Babies FRET There are times when a baby is too young to sleep. There are some pain a mother cannot pat away. But there is no other way they can't have the quick comfort of Caterial A few drops, and your little one has the quick comfort to sleep almost before you can slip away. Remember this harmless, pure vegetable preparation when children are aling. Don't stop its use when baby has been brought safely through the age of cold. Place The Ultimatum "I wants you, that's what I want," the big man spoke out of the darkness truculently. "I want you, with me, with me" Car asked, a little less friendly. "I want you to leave this yere vanation," Boeg grated, his heavy weight, heavy foot in the stillness. "At I want you 't leave a run-ainn... but why? Carl protested. "Why should I leave?" Boogr and no questions; Boeg growled, coming close to the youth, "but start gain' now—an'丹 you daybreak catch you nowhorses it daybreak catch you nowhorses it break you up into little bitty pieces." END OF INSTALLMENT FIVE Does Boeg's threat frighten Carl? Does Carl turn "yellow" and leave his friend, Husband, and happiness? Does Boeg turn "yellow" and leave his friend, Husband, and happiness? Does Boeg turn "yellow" and leave his friend, Husband, and happiness? The Johnson chicken farm near Bowin, Texas, is said to be the largest in the world devoted exclusively to raising chickens and producing eggs. Every Man Admires Beautiful, Healthy Legs Soe Dampers Commercial 10 Day Food Preservation CASTORIA INNOCENT INNOCENT INNOCENT diarrhea, and other infantile ills. Give good old Castoria until your childmom needs it. Whenever coated tongues tell of constipation; whenever there's any sign of dyslugation that needs to strong medicines to relieve. Castoria is pleasant-tasting; children love to take it. Buy the good stuff. H. Fletcher's signature on wrapper. A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE WHITE BUS DRIVER IS DISCHARGED AS UNFAIR TO NEGRO Springfield, Mass. — (ANP) Vigorous action on the part of Councilman Alfred H. Tavnerier resulted in the hiring of a bus driver, because he practiced racial discrimination on one of the New York City buses. Councilman Tavnerier informed the transportation board that the practice of racial discrimination by bus employees had been going on for some time, and the case which brought matters to a head concerned Norman Johnson who had been hired by Johnson was intimidated by Perrone, who left the bus at Window Locks, rather than run the risk of mistreatment at the bus station. The incident to the attention of Mr. Tavnerier led to the transportation board membares expressed disapproval of such tactics and viciously unintentionally harmed a bus in this territory. The board further supervised of motor vehicles, to write to each bus company by the city, asking their policy in the re ARKANSAS TRIGOPS CALLED OUT WHEN BANK RUN STARTS P fine Bluff, Ark.—(ANP) The Arkansas national guardmen have been called upon to serve in many cases as Negro prisoners of Moho, m烛having attacks on working Negroes by bees whites, and Wednesday night, the Negroes were robbed of their vest robbery during a run on the Merchants and Plaintiffs Bank. On the bank on the bank, a scarcely accounted for bank through a false report that the bank would be hundred of depositors millled the day, and it was decided to keep the day, and it was decided to keep the day, and it was decided to pay off those deserving to withdraw their funds. Many of the depositors NEGROES OPEN MOVIE FIRM New Orleans, La.—(ANP) For the first time, the movie brings in New Orleans. Nervo concern has been granted the full rights to operate independently. The film is produced by the Film Pro Film Agents, the promoter and J. C. Rodez, general manager. A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE TODAY'S RECIPE BETTY BARCLAY ASAPARGAN ITALIENE (Serves 9) 2 pounds asparagus Boiling water 1 tablespoon hutter 2 tablespoons flour cup milk 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon pepper Pillow rice Fried crottons of bread or butter toasted slices Crusted asparagus to uniform length, wash and tie in six bundles. Keeping tips above water for the first ten minutes. Just before cooking is completed salt the water. Make a waffle with water, flour, and seasonings and add attained juice of 1 orange. Serve on fried crottons of bread or butter toast with sauce poured over tips. 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THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1930 ORANGE PUMPKIN CANDY 1 cup cooked and sliced pumpkin 2 cups sugar 2 cups water 1 teaspoon sugar 1 teaspoon ginger and juice 1 lemon, grated and juice teaspoon powdered cinnamon 1 cup orange juice Put pumpkin, sugar, butter, water, or until it reaches 28° F. Add water, or until it reaches 28° F. Add water to grated cheese. When cool mark in squares. BAKED FISH 1 average helping filled filleted fresh, haddock or whiting filled with salt Salt and pepper Lemon 1 plate and lay the fish on with the skin inside up. Put the skin on the fish. When the skin can be easily removed, Melt butter. A flat pan lay fish on the skin and cook for ten minutes. Baste twice while baking. Remove skin and squeeze Warm the milk until lukewarm but, and dissolve the lemon juice and add the lemon juice into the almonds into them. Let stand in warm water and let the banana, banana, and egg white, gar and lemon juice, beating until thick. 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He was Hastings modeling its famous College Inn room decorations a series of drawings by Douglas, illustrating the "Birth of the College Inn" decorations according to Mr. Hastings: "An official of the Sherman House, where rare prints, came across some of the artworks pressed by the genius that he engaged the artist to do a series of designs for the new College Inn. These worked out by the artist in black and colored, and the topographically to a height of about 8 feet, transferred to the walls, and colored. The work, according to Mr. Hastings, is exceptionally good, and I broadcast, Mr. Hastings said, "I think the people of this section will be impressed by the prominence the Sherman House has bestowed upon the work of a Southwestern." BUILDING PROGRAM IN PROGRESS IN ASSYSSINIA New York City—(ANP)-New York City is the tallest sentinel of the launching of an expansion of the construction of the $2,000,000 building across the Blue Nile, where it emerges from the city's massive public buildings. The construction of the dam will be by an American construction firm. MEN JAILED FOR SELLING "MOONSHINING PERMITS" Daville, III.—(ANP) Two white men were hired a did land business in the said of 'government permits to make a carriage was will until one of the buyer's carriages it validated, so now the two men are on their way to Lewarthown to buy a carriage. SOFT STRAIGHT TO HAVE W SOFT STRAIGHT HAIR IS EASY TO HAVE WHEN YOU USE PLUKO.. A See for Yourself Your mirror will show you the magic of Pluko Hair Dressing the first time you use it. Pure, safe and scientific, its daily use cannot discolor your hair or harm it in any way. Instead, such regular care will bring the reward of undreamed of hair-beauty. 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NEGRO BANKERS ELECT WRIGHT AS PRESIDENT Greetings were received by the convention from Governor Pollard and Senator Carter Glass. ATLANTA MAYOR IN FIGHT TO FINISH ON BLACK SHIRTS Atlanta. Ga. —(NS) —U on the recommendation of the Fulton County grand jury May 14, Madison had the power to stage a parade on the streets of Atlanta. In its letter to the mayor, Madison stated that the Black Shirts organization, the parade be denoted the grand jury stated that the Black Shirts organization, to stir up racial animosity and unrest, had no place in the life of the Black Shirts were organized here recently for the express and only purpose of supporting the Commission and forcing Negroes out of their jobs. Atlanta is the headquarters of the Commission, while Will W. Will is the chairman this organization has thrown its forces squarely against the Black PAGE THREE ONLY COLORED POLICE AVIATOR IS STILL JAILED Los Angeles, Cal. 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All of Fashion's Whims at an Unbelievably Low Price We've scooped the markets with the season's style sensations and the greatest values at this price. All the newest colors—Black, Brown, Green, Wine, etc. If you do nothing else today, by all means attend this sale. IT'S WONDERFUL! A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE LEVY BROS. DRY GOODS CO special! Very New and Small Just 250 Knitted Suits $500 ll like these suits because they're so wow al, and in the smartest new styles! All excellent long-wearing quality—they are at $5. See this good-looking collection Sizes 14 to 20. Many with tams to mat You'll like these suits because they're so warm and practical, and in the smartest new styles! All colors—of excellent long-wearing quality—they are splendid values at $5. See this good-looking collection tomorrow. Sizes 14 to 20. Many with tans to match. Also: New Jersey and Silk Dresses, sizes up 46, Special at $5. LEVY'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE LEVY'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE A Deposit Reserves Your Selection Friday and ANNI 600 N Sizes 12 to 48 Unexcelled Values Chosen Fashion Smile An event that brings tha a sensationally low price Satins, Knits, Jerseys the "dressy" type to sports, school and busi browns and green! Pablo Picasso All of Fashion's Whims at We've scooped the markets with the greatest values at this price. A Green, Wine, etc. If you do not tend this sale. IT'S WONDERFUL THE HOUSTON INFORMER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1930 Palais Royal STATE PANTHERS DEFEAT JUNIOR COLLEGE, 12 TO By ROBY HILLARD A view from an enthallatic crowd. Trout and a handful, Coach Sam Taylor Jr., 1930 season by defeating the Houston Junior College Cats by a score of 15-4. Gamer, both team rosters to reward, having the edge in all departments and the former "Covinella" all-state quarterstars. His debut and shared honors with the Panthers will be the most important ground gainers for the Panthers. Mack and Hughes shone on the Panthers, who would-be Panther runners behind the Panthers will meet the strong defense of Blackhawk Fife October 10. CATS, PANTHERS TO OPEN SEASON MONARCH P A R K The 1980 edition of the Phillis Wheaton football team will officially open its football ovalball Saturday, Oct. 4, 1980, at 5 p.m. at Monarch Park 4, 160th Street, at Monarch Park. The Wildcats have been going through their practice sessions with much difficulty and have been pointing to a scrapping port despite the fast that Coach Cowan lusts for the strong Port Arthur Panthers. The Wildcats have been going through their practice sessions with much difficulty and have been pointing to a scrapping port despite the fast that Coach Cowan lusts for the strong Port Arthur Panthers. The Port Arena aggregation is always strong with many of their last years' stars returning and many youngsters on hand they should offer real opposition for the Wildcats. 706. MAIN Saturday's Special Coachie Codwell, Thomas, Scholars and Brodie have worked hard with a practically green square and should have a well balanced snare on the field. To get to Monarch Park (which is about the best park in the city, harbors a large number of Avenue car and get on at Sap Track) the crowd is expected to yell for the Wildcats, while Port Arthur is planning to move the Adult admission will be cohesive while Adult admission will be cohesive. BISHOP GRIDSTERS HOPEFUL OF VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR WILEY OPENS BY BEATING JUNIOR COLLEGE, 12 TO 0 Marshall—The 1998 edition of the Wildey Wilders趴 in old King Tudor Jack 15-0 won over Tom Jones 11-0. Tom Jones played in the attraction of the Central East Texas catwalks outplayed the boys from Houston to a slight margin, and Coach Wiley halfback and the former Long, deserves much credit for the remarkable way in which he has given the Wilders counted late in the second quarter, when Coel Jones, with successive first downs at right and left, broke through by "Streak" Evans and "Gee-ee" in the third period, when "Golley" Combs broke through to block a kick off the ball on the ball for a touchdown. Aside from these two flares of superiority they then on even terms. Jones, Johnson, Combs and Evans performed for the locals, while "Han" Hughes, Len and Orlando stand out for the visitors. On next Saturday to tackle Jack Priestly's Xavier eleven who should put in fine shape for the Tuckekuee game. HOLLAND BACK AT JACK YATES HIGH WITH NEW TRICKS Since the return of Coach Holland from the coaching school at the Umi- A Deposit Reserves Your Selection Batteries: G. Beverley, Black Diamond, C. Beverley and Hampton, Satellite Tuesday: Giants, 4; Buffs, 2. Batteries: Gilline and Diamond, Batteries and Hampton and Hampton. Iintigations: Giants, 6; Buffs, 2 (12 intigations). Batteries: Satchell and Fermann and Diamond, C. Beverley and Hampton. verness of Notre Dame where he took the coach under Krate K. Rocke, and "Pop" Krate K. Rocke, the Yates Lions rapidly to get them back, lullback, Bob Davis, tackle "Big Wig," guard; "Red Williams," guard; quarter back, and "Puss" Murray. Others of the most promising players fighting for positions are: Watts, Gaston, Bob Johnson, Demaric, Backfield candidates are: W.Ard, Brown, Harvey, B. Jones, and Ed. K. The Lion's first game will probably be with the Lincoln Tigers in Port Arthur, Saturday, October 11. White while you sleep! If you want to white, better condition; you can secure with Nadiolin. 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MONARCH PARK Sap Track and Cline Street—Fifth Ward Elda Jones, Avenue ADULTS, 50¢ • • • STUDENTS, 25¢ We Make a Specialty of Bonding Officers of Fraternal Societies We are the Official Bonding Agency for Most of the Fraternal Societies of Texas If you are interested in safeguarding the funds of you Local Lodge a line to FRATERAL BONDING CO We Make a Specialty of Bonding Officers of Fraternal Societies We are the Official Bonding Agency for Most of the Fraternal Societies of Texas If you are interested in safeguarding the funds of your Local Lodge a line to A group of approximately thirty local ministers and business men pathfinders met for the purpose of hearing W. N. C. a W. A. on a Thursday morning at the purpose of hearing the general manager of the Houston Chamber of Commerce, meeting on the subject of the attic meeting on the subject of the attic produced by C. W. Rice, president of Negro Business and Laboring Association, the meeting was held, and Mr. Rice noted that the meeting was enjoyed by every man which was enjoyed by every man after a calling attention to the seriousness of the present depression that soauna to the worldwide and emphasized the need for a more serious and more leadership, Mr. Blankton gave an interesting and helpful opinion the Negro community should hear. His address in part follows: am intensely interested in the problem of the South, the South, and I sincerely desire to make whatever contribution I can to the South, and I sincerely desire to make whatever contribution I can to the South, and I sincerely desire to make whatever contribution I can to the South, and very necessary to its health should just be an interest in the progress and development of Negro as an white man. To create great opportunity as well as great opportunity which rests upon the Negro "In these trying times of depression, those who serve most, regard them as their greatest asset, most. These are days in which we have our fellowmen and in our community, the leadership among Negroes has a great opportunity to help them to give the best that they have to the solution of their own problems and the problems that arise. There is no race on the face of the face of a leadership has greater opportunity. er skin it is prepared so skillfully that it cannot, possibly, harm the most delicate skin Don't let the day go by when you wash you had a lovely, light-blue dress. National Cabinets Stop at your favorite toilet goods counter today and ask for Nudella Bleaching Cream. (Extra large size) If you can't buy Nudella you live on your 50 cent or a dollar and we will give you a FREE Nudella Beauty Booklet and generous gift sample of Nudella Face Powder, Addressee of National Tailor Collec, Team. Bleaching Cream for while you sleep TBALL OF SEASON "WILDCATS" VS. "PANTHERS" OCT. 4, 1930 P.M. CH PARK Specialty of Bonding Fraternal societies Engaging Agency for Most of the societies of Texas Regarding the funds of your age a line to BONDING CO. PAGE FIVE PAGE 81X William Pickens SAYS CANP. One will travel on English-owned railroads in Cuba, and what the English will do is half as good as "third class" travel in England. And yet the "first class" train fare quarer a parlor car seat in the United States—more than five cents a mile—rather more than five dollars a mile. The car is about five-seventh of a mile. Two soldiers are on the train, and the car is traveled on each train. Walks up and down on station platforms, time of war. Small businesses do well, but they are a kitchen on the train, usually located in one end of the second car. Its counter and be served, or a rather inviting-looking individual will bring your car to on ad-hoc travel in your own car. 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Then some white manis tell you that most beef in mind that "white" means in Cuba; almost all light-aimed animals in the mixed bloods, of lighter skin, are white. If one parent is black, coal-eyed, light, and the children are light, those children are "white." When any children are colored, the monitor will ask any brown skin, whether he wants to be put down as colored, or such person choose his color. Also in Cuba, among Cubans, you are famous, or rich, or powerful, and you are "Kid Chocolate," champion black boxed, or you are "white," for all practical reasons. There are green ripe oranges in Cuba. The stranger hesitates to buy them, thinking they may not be good for the skin, or prove to be the golden ripe, like other oranges. The green-skimmed orange seems to be the best. The green-limed or green-skimmed orange is the substitute for our "American lemon," as they call a regular lemon. With all its peculiarities, there are attractive things about this country. 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FECT BEAUTY A SHERMAN LYNCH INSURANCE HEAD CASES PUT OFF TELLS OF NEGRO TILL NOVEMBER BUSINESS TREND Dallas—(INC)—Following the usual procedure in similar cases throughout the South, the train of the Negro lawmen lynchings and with healing a riot in connection with the burning of a man, May, which were originally set for the city of Dallas, have been reset for sometime in November. He was the first time in the history of the American republic when a mob was so bent on wreaking vengeance upon a Negro whose guilt for the murder of a woman iscence is generally believed that it was the result of a downing the very temple of justice itself, it was felt that the culprits in the crime would be spared civilization would be spared brought down the bar, trial and conviction. This was distinct surprise to all those who encountered the view that justice would be spared. At the time of the lynching and the burning of the court house Government officers sent to protect the Negro and to preserve order "not to give the men, women and children glainted with evil as the mob took charge and vented their anger." FALL TERM BEGINS AT TEXAS COLLEGE; HOUSTONIAN DEAN New Orleans, LA—(ANP) Dr. L. T. Burrell of this city, president of the National Negro Insurance Association, returned from an extended stay in states and into Canada, in an interview on industrial and commercial insurance as he found them among Negroes throughout the points he visited said, Mr. Burrell. He also emphasized the special effort to observe Negro business generally, so as to make compliance with the regulations of insurance business I am interested in classes of business conducted by our company. It is optimistic about some of the conditions question but that the general economic depression which is general in the business less affected our business group as it has others. When the Negro laborer is unable to employ a good employment ability, the incomes of the Negro workers suffer accordingly because we depend upon the earnings of the masters for "While times are bad now, it seems me that I the glimmer of an optimism in the business world has honest, straight forward business method, methodical business will ultimately succeed. In regard to they have to other business groups. I am strongly of the opinion that patronizing the own business institutions is in regard to the vital necessity of patronizing the own business institutions which can give him the most service in return. It is our own flight into the unknown among us realize this, the better for all concerned. I am convinced that patronizing the own business ideas can begin in no better place than in the Negro newspapers and that supported in every way possible, options, advertising and moral backing. ZULUS MAKE PRONOGRAPH RECORDS FOR LONDONERS New York City—Through the Fare and the National Association for the vancement of Colored People is in- charge of the national association the company has found it worth while to import a Zulu chair from Africa to the United States, is expected to make 120 recordings of traditional folk songs, and would also expect to broadcast over the radio before it returns to Natal. The company is looking for a suitable for the South African market but will be obtainable in England. So Good Hair Grower Grown long hair hair recommended for scalp disease MAIL COUPON TODAY Dip. Chip. II. Hospital. Chip. II. Hospital. Chip. II. Hospital. M.C. W. M.C. W. M.C. W. M.C. 12 p.m. New Comfort Sponsored Name. No. Ages. Town. No. Ages. STRAIGHT HAIR In 3 DAYS YEA. YOU can now have without believing with ease. N. D. c. Leonard M. Starkhill with his hair in a perfect curl. W. D. c. Leonard M. Starkhill with his hair in a perfect curl. Few tried them all. Phamat and his hair is perfectly curly. D. Improved Uniform International SundaySchool Lesson *IH REV P. B. FITSWATER D. D. Mem- ber of Paternity, Mount Dixie Institute of (b. chvv.)* © 1918, Western Newspaper Co. Letson for October 5 JUNIOR TOPIC - Helping to Make a Home Christian! INTERNATIONAL AND SEMIPROTIC TOPIC - Young PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC - What Makes a home Christian? 1. A Gody Husband and Wife The name Jesus means "Jesus who hath remembered," and the name Kishnobeth means "a Covenant manger." When they lived (v. 1) They lived in the kingdom of the king. They lived in a day when godmons wore rife. The priesthood was corrupt. They were wicked. They were wicked. 2. Their character (v. 6). Both were righteous before God. Might appear to be righteous before God. They were so mated that they waited in the commandments of the Lord. They were so mated that life can be attained only when both husband and wife are united in Jesus Christ. The practical living was in accordance with God's commandments. 2. They were children (v. 7). They were children in accordance with God's commandments. 2. They were children (v. 7). They were children in accordance with God's commandments. 1. A Son Prom and (Lake 1.8.2) 1. By whom (v. 11, 18) A ghetto, a special message of God known the good news to Zaccharus. While officiating as priest this good news came to him. From verse 13 the implosion is that Zacharias had the power to deliver the word of the Lord. While he burned incense, which is typed of prayer, the multitudes prayed to him. He preyed in the sight of the child (vv. 15-17). He must be preyed in the sight of the Lord (vv. 15). Though the people did not greatly esteem him, he was highly esteemed. He should drink neither when strong drink (vv. 15). He was to be held in a separate, searing room where he could eat things and dine testing himself unto the Lord (Nlm p. 16). He should be used with the Holy Ghost (vv. 15). The energy of the divine Spirit was needed to enable him to lead the people to the Lord. (4) Shall go in the spirit and power of Elijah (v. 17). (5) Shall prepare to prepare the people for the coming of the Savior, and the salvation which he was to receive. (6) Zacharias asking for a sign (v. 18, 22). Although the priest was敏ently prayed for the salvation of the people, the angel which was the beginning of that salvation staggered his faith. The priest refused to give God in faith for this gracious promise. God caused his tongue to be silent until the promise was fulfilled. God promised his promise no matter how contrary to reason they may seem. (7) The Promise Fulfilled (Luke 137, 64). 1. Neighbors and kithnoloft rebelled with Elimiah (v. 57, 88). 2. Child circumcised and named (v. 50, 88). 3. On the 6th day they circumcised the child and named him "Jim". 4. The child was made known the name which he would have by divine instruction. 5. Zacharias praised God (v. 64). 6. Zacharias praised God of Zarathus, and be offered up praise to God. 7. Zacharias Prophysaying (l. 177, 80). 8. Praising God for fortification of the promise of salvation (v. 67, 75). 9. He was according to covenant promise. 2. John to be called the "Prophet of the Highest" (vs. 78-20). 3. He was the head of the Lord to prepare his war. 4. The growth of John (vs. 80). 5. He grew and wated strong in the King. 6. He was the head of the day of his worship into Israel. Our Own Sins The world today is openly confessing other people's sins, but too few people are on G. Bush. **Olympic Stamps 1.** Only stamps are in collect and ready for the stamp. When named, gild stampings—Euphthalite Visitor. **The Favorite Book 1.** The Bible has been the favorite book of those who were invited and down in the valley. **WHITE POLICEMAN KILLS NEGRO YOUTH FOR FUN** Los Angeles, Cal. (IN)—Policeman Luther Weyant is on now in trial for the murder of Willee Teems, local Negro boy. In their opening speech, Luther Weyant said that they would undertake to prove that the officer was guilty of fatal abstention for the purpose of purpose of shooting him. It seems that any old exorcism is good enough if PAGE SEVEN TOM HEFLIN HAS PLANS BLOCKED BY FEW BLACKS TOM HEFLIN HAS PLANS BLOCKED BY FEW BLACKS Birmingham, Ala. —(INN) —D on Tom from Alabama, "the Negro生气和 reactionary senator from Alabama, is not no jabbar than he is Heflin. It will be remembered was he prevented from seizing to become the president of Alabama from participation in primaries of his state, and was there prevented from seizing to become the president of the seminal election to be held in No. 44. Engager by the Emperor by the election of the party which and beforeso honored him by Heflin announced that he would be an independent candidate for the nomination, and which he so much coves to retaliate. Realizing, however, the difficulties involved in an attempt to break down the state, and knowing that the state and novel approach to his problem, Don Tom conceived the clever idea of creating an "unhunny" alliance with the Republican party. The result was the popularly as popularly the Republican-independent party to the position of senator and Hugh Locke as governor and to "disrupt the years." But even this far before he was badly for Senator Hefflin, when it all said and done, Don Tom attempted the subservience of the Republican party in Alabama to his attempts to subservience of the Negroes in the larger cities. As soon as this proposed alliance the Republican party with Tom Cannon took over the chief of the affairs in theington. Especially did they instigate or approval to this strange combination in Alabama. The result has been that the Republican leaders have turned the crowd and the combination which they have used to disapprove of Democrats or Democrats of Alabama have given a disappointing response to every effort to unite them. So, despite the fact that the Hoffman-Doake combination is sending fury to the Republican leadership, insisting upon the "debt of gratitude" to the state for its efforts in behalf of the Republican presidential election in 1888, from Alabama seems to be rocky and bleak, indicating to him only the unwelcome sign that, an November vote would be a victory for the parties of his couch about him and his political objection to slavery, to political objection forever. Texas has more telephone and telegraph and railroad mileage than any other state. Texas has assessed property value (1800) of $240,000,000 and real value (1800) of $240,000,000. "A boy a year ago I felt that I needed a kinetics I needed feeling so tired and worn-out. It seemed to me that I was getting weak." The least愈勰 would make me have nervous around, going around, not knowing what to do. When I felt unusually bad, I happened to read about Caridad and I began taking and soon saw an improvement. I was health and health. Now I am feeling just like Masa Agnes Whites 715 Cedar Ce ees UD EE ae ee, L A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE MAMAN SARAAANAANAAANAAANANAAANAAAAN VAAN WILL THE SENATE INVESTIGATE NEGRO | REORGANIZED — | DISFRANCHISEMENT? Gibatinecd tes Page One): Senator Nye is making # name for himself in the investigation ‘rocks A has buen ual Sa punt Sr fra foreign wrecks he has been cont or hia Invent tion ot the campaign of Mra: Ruth Hamma MeCormick; and Mark Sullivan, writing in the New York Herald-Trbune, indicates that hes Inventions my elie the election of Rother en torn primaries m whieh Negroes are not allowed to oe. Say Whether Senator Nye's investigations of senatorial primaries will extend Into Southern states s one of the ost cate quate ofthe capa nf ntense Interest ls taken by a group not matey Republicans, rather to'be-deseHibed aa Progressives and Radicals in ‘Washington, New York and elyewhere: What thi group has in ind isto We the Nye commiiae as a means to open up the very explosive question of Negro partici tlon—or, more accurately, non-partiepation-—tn. Demo. cratic rare nth Sth "Tha aan caved to the nd to which some persons want to earry i would aues- ton the right ot A leat Yen Dempertl snare to thee nate Now word comes that the primaries in Tennesice and North Caroline willbe investigated. "How far wil the investigntion 0? Neatroes in allof the Southern ates will do well to ealect all of the facta poste and be ready atany time too all in ther pow: ervto make such Investigations allsicsive as rll as 3 sccens ‘The Republican party, th first and only poltical love of the Negro en mass, has begun to pander to Southern prejusice and to court the votes of iiyawhiten. In proof of that fact we offer ths zominntion of Jade Barr y Present Hoover. Te Deo ératie party has split itself into a0 many factions that there fo iikelinood of there being an effort on the bart of some of them to encourage the voting of Negroes. "And most of all there ia 4 Constantly growing number af Negroes who are Tearing that the Repubiisan party hasbeen of life or no service to hm de- site ther bind following of fer the past few years and they are striving in ever Increasing numbers to ally themselves ith other parties." ‘They are realising that they will do well to etna tional partis take care of themselves and center their efforts to ware, elf thomaivan with those who, govern them, home. This is wise and the end ix not yet. Here is hoping that Mark Sullivan knew of what he spoke, and that the Nye commit tee wl make thelr Investigations of Southern primaries full and complet HELPLESS OR HEAVENLY HOUSTON eee lene Hine nowy Fvmeemeyees been called “heavenly” by: those who have sung its praise far and wide. Many of them Sorte eters het i er he cl at ae ee een eens Be See ee ee cee ne Po le groes of this city to get together and to do worthwhile things in a collective way, there is some doubt of its “heavenly” qualities. Soe aetna a ees ae cosa or eae 5: found the advantage of doing the thing which would give them contact with each other in helpful ways. ppt eieire g y i iaee ee egg ee oe eer ee ‘rar, tee Seema See oe ete provement which are going to waste because of the lack of col- lective vision. There is not a single organization which brings aie hee gems arias coer time during the year. Doctors may have their organization, Paige Rie te lig Cag oe Saaremaa pee Meera ane Oe far as The Informer haa been able to determine, there is little or Pe Ere ee hapten otk for a mass meting brings out only the immediate friends and sym OR eS toe eeielege ees eee eee erate 6 lone aae e ete ere cee ee ries ae eee ee Las Ge Tn nein) eae mien Eeagai ameres non anes amtese ten great deal of petty jealousy and criticism of movements which Sere eel (ered tel te eee stant strife which showed itself in whispering campaigns agaihst Se tame mera na Merete re Been Pane arn ears as Serta ote te palepas eet Spa eee ee ae ee eee that this situation continues to maintain, Houston will be help- Exige Groce amen oz miscues gs ee Sea ee cen, oan ieee eee Sel Tana Cee employment to Negroes than any other Southern city unless it GRerrtnad nhs Strap att thay it Raa Setanta al Soe ce Se am oe eee ee cei ei eee eee tere Ee re we ha ene eee get what they as individuals want. The time has come when if Shes ees nee, Te ee eee any single Negro. We must learn that We can rise no higher See ae Sa cee ae ce See ace eee eee Sere er re one eae ‘Let Negro Houston cease to think in individual terms and begin to cultivate group and mass action. Let it cease to be “helpless.” Pie eas meas oa eee oie el ete ee ee Phere hindi oe a eee eee ere oe Be ivaer yaa et on ea Beep aah cei nian wo os ing ap, that ia eee THE HOUSTON INFORMER A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE ‘iat err Saar hain Posing Gora ey Wa a Swe Mouton, Tes 2. a aed wd dd la May 5,1, the pon Hain ssc set tn At ot Gong anh i SAREE afin wee Bete a arate esl Maher POT SUBSCRIPTION RATS (Gah Asan | (ms Year 42059 mot, 0, 8 nh ior, te paeta or a'¢ met). Geice ew OR mh Telephone PRESTON 1243 =p RORY orn a Aretrn:_ 098 Sonth Demon Bhs amar 661 ‘cot Re Sy Bat Wat Maids, Mad = ee... ! nts Wc oa sto by Wedoeslay Soo of the ek Pbiction of name te desired. eS ¥ tn chs Py een tt tM a Sine deneed 5 ee he A es ay Si ae aha A ly SrimercSTm pak eae Oy lng pS Sap ts tno eon TNTELLIGENGE AND INTEGRITY MAKE MEN AND RACES GREAT HOUSTON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1930 | ed Be Ta ae oF cana ogi S90 ‘OF aie WoUsTON faked wey at Hourton, Texas, tor Oxb 11000, Baer mew ar pe fo thts acon afore ‘sony appeared Gc i Webster, who, having been duly rwornaccarding ley, pee mei cat iS htt asa o HOU ON “a thatthe foi ftothe batt bs Knowlde and Ye ela trun Sgro fon oer anamen, taion yo [BS shorn patlonton tore date shown in he stove coer rece Seen ee eee Mth ib name and arnt of the Duninusa manager is . H. Webster, a ee actrees 2, ec solirs 6, acer 00 Rein BH, Webster, Carter W. Won, SAS Atm, lat Set ith Sy Hoon es ait te evtnpe ad ber sce odes ening ipo sot or more o total tant of Bony ortentes others “seed GH, WEBSTER ‘Borne Manacer ‘orn ean atte tfloe mh th ny of Sener a Ee (Oty cotamlaion expires June 90, 1981.) BLACK SHIRTS, BLACK HEARTS AND US cs aap vp satanic ee pe etic in Stan Gv ar resol for the daa of See ie area ch erica Soca ee one ene credit for the brutal beating of a group of Negro bellboys in siutote mritbate ocalve. ce ama Sel eaee intro tis meee Seca ene. ns rasan by white workers to supplant Negroes in all of the jobs which: ‘they now hold. Pleas of white support for their race work in Sree Neeser eae still others: ie CES: jak on uy the: er tel Meee tte ene eee rss ae eee rss ae Sen ee aah joer! tes pS eliieebeleeres pos ‘many eases the situation has come to the point that the leading Secs e ae Sonate meee Scrum gate nor ere eee Fccaeeete nian | ranaeee ee ere a ee cores cee oh er = Se eee pliance with conditions as they are has passed. If the Negro eee eno Sooners ctr eee eee i onion eee cee as Se en, ec a ee oS ae se Popa os eee fee eerie as Cree Bee ener ieee Sense Necro as n ne . Brownsville to Chicago and that through this agency, an — Pee eee eee ae ere Site ara a ae true of the Negro. He comes in ones or twos and stays just as sears lenoas 22d op eager, He hee 0 eae Te his surplus labor may find a market. He just “takes life as he finds it” feeling that “the Lord will provide.” That. sit- ee ai eae Renee Orne = eae Jess fighting among ourselves for things which are of little value erate ee tie ee cee eren ren peoneraee neg anes Bape eee sees nar pene care FErnath In crpanaton forthe pes NATIVES PUT OUT OF JOBS [BY AFRICAN GOVERNMENT Johannesburg, South Aftiea—The extraordinary lengths to. which the Anglo-Dutch population wf South Aiea will go in thle policy of teat ing the biack maa as m mere. house hold chattel indented by the new proposal In regard to the “poor white” problem. Felowing the prin ciple of te, color bar bil, the South African government as launched scheme to subadize employment of whiten in Jobe at prevent eld by tives and to turn the native to the mines, and agricultural sed other en tilled work. ‘The Tater feds of Ie hor are at present experiencing. eisis. Many ‘who werk In these i dusrion are unemployed. Soto drive thousands more to Uwe falds mere x drives them t6 minery and starve: NEGRO ART EXHIBIT HERE On Sunday, October Sth, from 8 to 10 p. m., and on Monday, ees: from 7 fo 10m, the Harmen ib of the work by ‘wil be on display to the members of {the tase at the Houston Museum of Fine Arta, ‘This is a fin for Houston Negroes, and The Informer urg- eo fredene San Se treme: ot i Not only in this ‘in ‘cate we should be keen to increase our background; for otherwise we demon- ‘made that Negroes are not interested in ‘of the head or heart. - fro" otri“AShexica te, rte ia ae eee sy nee Goat prac auc an bee ie T cou ielay a oes lve ee developed wen Be iene ‘The two) med were” taken fom Ramee "oR aE a4 SSE AEST Ph see ti fn ott Tonkegee's football coach bs chicane san crv Fell cn gates tpt Wagers at Ree "SR a hbo Pie om The, Develop % REORGANIZED— (Continesd from Page One) JOrder of Mosaic Templars of Amert- OKs ted x acne ot ere ernest coats Bate ae Se en oe ae ore ae ce peers ea ee a rei ase ees ect eee ett er caer me iciarrenirien ert oes Sree etic rari ol a Pag) Ie etn es le ee oes ee Paneetvee of tbe ener o8 er bots ene ushn SS ey eee eas wher an elit an se fest pe ah ree fer etre Peart Fe ig be eee ees seer See Tal mee ot ie lec na ache Ra Bata xii Sir hee eee (ces enemies srt Gn Sap of tae opened’ all roguioe of tae to be cre ‘membre aed to ‘ral them: Ei, aaa oeemies co eee rats eines ees reer rae ee a eae eee Srl Emaar eer es ected ee ae serene inne ecg eae = ae ca Fc oy Se eee act scarcer esr aarna gee fevers mare ere wen of the (ma oc eat Judge Heston, “io planning’ 10.4 6 aera arene aus ate Ue a interes BUSINESS MAN— (Gated tn Fs Om) si nt gt rn sz, Calcite einen saat fa ia Hen AT cana betel aes Re seared ieee eae Srithitae wt kar ag Gas ate ee Si eases it i oh Seer neat es Sees: Oe Saket (eS ese erolaee dt deerme tuum eulary for Negro teachers, while Se eee Scrat ha ihe at aly Sie aie anny ish ear net ai ee Se in om arate igo har iar See ale ars Sata aha onl Pera. cease Fal Taher ae a tee ahaa full Pout tae iy a ate tsar a nae ey Sac eae Funes HS Bante tte PE ee ce Sees i Shenae ose ac etaeeaee MEXIA sinh lay neater he = : at apr a aa iach aah aa ihe arm ee Se ihe tgte ete pe ule c ea Na a Te ioe aus, ae coe Mane Mat fit its anaes sca pera autre cha, Geer cae ane HARRISBURG errare Tomer. WA gene torte oa Asbury MR Chureh tthe Interest sr ecieni “mite. "The per Rev, "le A, Greenwood, preached a ecsent“serman Sony” nigh Le Gechr nel'acbell omen ou San AttoioSotrda. “She he Ss ing everal tater ce Ma Een Nee ht ewe ste ek tt fr fue mi ba tot Sandy Poet and apse te week saat e" Mg Hal fot Online sth it te Wes Keer ip. Glin Fret foie fe Ra eno exch nals gor ane 1 eld Bapist Carey Faia ses Saati OPINIONS | ‘cai s ¥ CORSICANA 5 cman ent 6 nO a ee ; soit cer armas sect ae Ee acres oem ee wreks with hee parents, Mr and afr | sar Hine keen gal sae BE, AE atte vans ee ra vate Te , Hatver and Sune’, of Hewoks, Di ae ving Reeve rth Saunt a ee = toe eee toe ary eedresen ies shed eee hoya. |, Pe tata ce re yb un | 1 nn tr Mv at Seer cee Baptist Chureh in October, | an SB Ont 1 weeeet conn 7 Alocapder, pastor. A .Sbeciey, | bothered whd no hay feaver, enue Set er te ge era wre te Sra ae oe a Se oo = sic Be et |e et ng J tanker war wr 8 yg Er tee pa gees Is an ea Scr cement ae a salty aide re Sty a mt Se cry eee Sy Sal eae let oie ee eer ane wet Se ith| off. 1 maid wun big aneoze enjerh Ks craton: Mr, Maria S| ge 'g2 Suds aut hae waa 6 Oat nate ae ea ei lame | poaree egte oa sei Pa lie ae on ade kA,” Batis Satta, ies ttt at Yi ei G Agymmoed, te Oster 18 han nue vimmidy An wy cone wera shame, ran er eH ea wonder ri ae tte Meee wees ot ant Fi tie Site eerie shee Eri ytet irda area ia Me. and. Mfrs. Martin Jacquet left (0| my'thort life tryin ter see wht TEXARKANA ‘Texarkana, Texan—G. W. Mac sist manager of he Univeral ie mora Gong pth Po tn fort company. Mis May brine wit ture: mate the best record on the dite for thn nek of September 5-3 ie "Baran of Dalia. Texas zsing edhe, tire 6. BRYAN BRIEFS sat chore joel eed were oe et Pan ieee Pie Gar ws ae Bieta, os ee aie Ra cect oan emgage See sects fe re io ee al Se oe a Bat oft Se cay tra tee cee eemeee are ee re whe died Tant week She was burled seth nace, ee ie ea ea ed from Tabor to reward last werk se ee mn a Eeetaui pa <a eae kara By ete Si aa Baptat Church, Kev. Bennet offciat Fetes Be, He a Sse Hh ea nae eat View College” Min shy Honk, tor pee See corer tr ain ier cee aa ee pee meet i Coren eee re oh rae Sel Pad Wore read tnd music arniahed by the Sortie ae ie ea ete Pa seri bai ead Jou Treas, 0. 1. Hayes were in the et oe eee eee cigar i ia ane, ee ra Hei invited to the tnataliation cre setae natn ie Eee enngers ian oe oe Sg ia ce Toews ee ROCKDALE Rockdale, | Texas—Sunday | school was, wells httened” at all hare Saat ns eed stati” at cere eee sen Py, sat at eer ee Bate ya tas Bi es ren' Waee sits shefa a Fes sok ithe wots teen by Springtield Church. 17 Grae Dugas fhe WICH, WAY ane OU TVA “ates sehen te et a Pod en tere ok Poche sn Seva ee oee sconce Re Kenko Gort ak coetoe anh Sa soenke inosine a hee When seperetiy standing Went Societal cae as oe mh iy coo ian oo Sennteenerneaad ae Cimbee’s Ramblings ee T had te Ars dl ron a ane X ot tea Toeeed vil sb lay Hater comet Kia ac ie eve sei aa or. 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