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Woman And Two Men Lynched! Georgia Mob of Several Hundred Commits Triple Murder Georgia Mob of Several Hundred Commits Triple Murder A Fearies Exponent of. Right and justice. An Uncompromising Defender of the Colored Race. We fear only to do wrong. Woma Georgia Mob of Sever Triple FIENDISH HELL HOUNDS GO UNPUNISHED AFTER HEIN- OUS MURDER OF HELP- LESS PRISONERS Coroner's Jury Closes Incident With Verdict of Death "At Hands of Persons Unknown." Douglas, Ga., Nov. 18.—Three human beings, one of them a woman, all of them helpless prisoners in charge of Sheriff Tanner of Irvin county, were lynched seven miles from town today by a mob numbering several hundred white men, women and children. The lynched victims were William Perry, Will Ivory and his wife, who had been arrested in connection with the killing yesterday of Pearly Harper, a young white planter. The trio were being rushed to Fitzgerald, the county seat, for "sure keeping," when the mob overtook them and lining them up, riddled their bodies with bullets. Although this heinous crime was committed in broad daylight and none of the mob were masked, the coroner's jury has already rendered a verdict common in such cases that the victims had "died at the hands of persons unknown." No arrests have been made. STATE TEACHERS TO MEET HERE NEXT WEEK Three Days Will Be Given Over to Educators The State Teachers' Association will convene in Tulsa next Thursday morning for a three days' meeting, ending Saturday. The stage is all set for one of the best sessions in the history of the organization and a large attendance is expected. It is thought that some effort will be started during this meeting to obtain substantial increases in teachers' salaries and to establish better educational advantages for the separate schools of the state. A committee will probably be appointed to visit the legislature in January with this purpose in view. President Pettus has been very active during the past year trying to better conditions for colored teachers and pupils of the state and in all probability he will insist on appointing a working committee to further the movement he has already started. Aside from this part of the program the election of officers will probably be the all absorbing interest. Following is the official program of the session: HILL WELL RECEIVED IN BAR TLESVILLE Methodis Preacher Lands Bible Student Lecturer to His Congregation Bartlesville, Okla., Nov. 18.—What is considered by those who heard it, the most able and enlightening lecture they had ever heard on the facts of the Bible was delivered here Sunday afternoon by the Hon. Richard J. Hill, a noted International Bible Student of Tulsa. In the audience were some of the most intelligent people of this city, several of whom were ministers of the gospel. Mr. Hill proved himself a master student of the Bible and one of the most forceful, convincing speakers ever heard in this city. After the lecture Mr. Hill visited the Methodist church here, of which Rev. G. W. Washington is pastor. The pastor who had heard the lecture told his congregation that it was one of the most interesting he had ever heard and encouraged them to hear Mr. Hill if the opportunity ever presented itself. So much impressed with Mr. Hill's interpretation of the Bible were the people of this city that they begged him for another date, offering him the use of the Methodist church any Sunday he would suggest. Word has been received from Mr. Hill that he will return to Bartlesville Sunday, November 27, to deliver another lecture on the Bible. The people of Bartlesville are pleased with this news and a large audience will greet him on that date. Mr. Hill, in speaking of his visit to Bartlesville last Sunday, said to a representative of the Star: "I was well pleased with my visit to Bartlesville. The cordial reception given me there by the ministers of that city, as well as others, was indeed gratifying." Hill Makes Reply PUBLIC NOTICE Any one who knows of a preacher who is still teaching that the wicked, after death is punished in a hell of fire and brimstone or tormented throughout eternity, please take such preacher's name and address and send it to me and I will take the matter up with him and see to it that he defends his position before the public and my face. And if he does not I will expose him as a man who is teaching falschood for selfish purposes and yet is afraid to defend his position before the public. With but few exceptions most preachers have learned sense enough to quit teaching the doctrine of Eternal Torment, and those few who are still doing so should he made to defend their false position or shut up. If you will do as I have asked you the time will soon be when the teachers of false doctrine will be no more. Telephone, Cedar 1505, Tulsa, Okla. There is one H. T. S. Johnson of Tulsa, Okla, who seems to yet be hanging to the blasphemous doctrine of Eternal Torment; but he contradicts himself in so many ways that it is hard to tell what he believes. I rather think that if a proper test was made it would develop that he does not believe in the Bible at all but rather he is killed to the popping point with the creeds and theories of men. Because it is inconceivable that a man of his supposed wisdom would so flatly contradict the plain statements of the Bible and all standard authorities concerning the punishment of sinners. Worst of all he has the nerve to expose his ignorance by citing the following Scriptures to prove that sinners are eternally tormented after death: Matt. 8:12, 10:28, 12:32, 16:27-28, 18:9, 23:33, 25:46; John 5:28-39; Acts 24:15, 2nd Cor. 5:10; 2nd Thess. 1:6-10; 2nd Peter 3:7. Then he states that these are only a few of the many Scriptures which prove that there is a hell, a place of eternal punishment. As a matter of fact most of the Scriptures above cited are highly symbolic and do not have a literal meaning. A brief explanation of each Scripture follows: Refers to the trouble that came upon the Jews (not Gentiles) at the close of the Jewish age, A. D. 73; because of their failure as a nation to accept Christ as their Savior Matt. 10:28—Hell in this verse means the second death; a death from which there is no resurrection. The Lord's meaning is that we Christians should be careful and fear God. He has the power to destroy our chance of being resurrected during the Millenium or Judgment day. Church Denominations; the earth Matt. 12:32—The word Holy Ghost or Holy Spirit means righteous knowledge concerning God's plan of salvation. Whoever sins against God with a full knowledge of what he is doing cannot expect to escape punishment for so doing during this Gospel age or (world) or during the Millenial Age (world to come). Matt. 16:27-28—This Scripture has no reference whatever to eternal torment but means that when the Lord shall fully come to set up His Kingdom here on earth he will reward the righteous with everlasting life and the wicked with stripes and punishment to make them better. This punishment will be just the same as a sensible father who punishes his disobedient children to make them better. Matt. 18:9 This whole verse is symbolic and the thing said is not the thing meant. Heaven would be an awful looking place if this Scripture meant exactly what it says literally. Heaven would be filled with one-eyed and one-legged people. This verse really means that we are to put aside habits that are as dear to us as an eye or a foot rather that keep these habits and go into the second death. Matt. 23:33— In this verse the Lord was speaking directly against the preacher of that Weekly Mail Edition Tulsa, Oklahoma Saturday, Nov. 20, 1920. day (Scribes and Pharisees). Christ asked them how could they expect to escape the second death when they with all their knowledge were more degraded in character than the common people. Matt. 25:46— This verse has reference to rewards and punishments to take place about one thousand years from now or about the year 2920 A. D., at which time the righteous of mankind will be awarded life everlasting and the wicked will receive a punishment that will last throughout eternity-everlasting. They will die and never be resurrected again, because Christ will die no more. John 5:28-29— This Scripture refers to the work to be done during the Millennium or Judgment day; at the beginning of which the righteous will be resurrected to receive stripes and punishments for the purpose of their developing a character worthy of everlasting life. The word Dannation in the King James version is rendered judgment in the original Greek. Therefore the meaning is that the wicked will be resurrected by judgments, stripes, etc. Acts. 24:15— This Scripture has no reference to a hell of punishment after death, but on the other hand it conclusively proves the very thing the International Bible Students are teaching the people from time to time—that both the good and the bad are to be resurrected from the dead. 20 Cor. 5:10— This is another Scripture that has no reference to punishment after death. But refers to the way a true Christian should live daily, while this side the grave. A true Christian must come, before the judgment seat of Christ daily in his true character and not hypocritically—pretending to be one thing while in fact he is something else. God will reward our failures the same as our successes if we love God in righteousness and are what we are. 2nd Thes. 1:6-10— Fire in the Bible is a symbol of destructive trouble. Flameing fire refers to great trouble. This Scripture refers to the time in which we are now living, when all individuals or institutions that will not hear the truth concerning the plans of Salvation will be destroyed from their false ideas. All persons or church systems not in line with the truth will not be permitted to continue in the presence of Christ during the Millennium or Judgment day. This is another Scripture which has no reference to eternal torture of the wicked after death. The word Heaven mentioned in this verse means the 2nd Peter 3:7—means the organized governments of the world. The thought intended to be conveyed is that the earthly governments, church systems, and the men who are at the head of them must all pass away in the great time of trouble. All true Christians are rather modest and very reluctant to even mention anything about their worldly education. They will, however, recognize the truth wherever they see it and it matters not where it is found whether in the denominations or out of them. They will also speak against error wherever found. Pastor Russell was of that character and disposition. Rev. Johnson tried to make capital out of the fact that Pastor Russell recognized "Young's Analytical Hebrew," Chaldaic, Greek and English, Lexicon, Concordance, gotten out by the Presbyterians, Englishmen's Hebrew, Chaldaic, Greek and English Concordance, Liddel and Scott Lexicon, also Strong's Analytical Concordance and Lexicon gotten out by the Methodists, as standard authority in Hebrew and Greek. This is one of the worst blunders that Rev. Johnson could have made because it shows him up to be absolutely opposed to the truth. When a man will disrecognize the truth in his own books in order to carry a false point it is hard to say what he will do to maintain his false position. Strong's Concordance of the Bible is a standard work recognized by all Bible students of all denominations, not that it is the only standard work, but it is one that is highly recommended. This work was gotten out by James Strong, a scholarly and honest hearted Methodist. If he was living today he would be teaching the same truth concerning the punishmetn of sinners that Pastor Russel and all other International Bible Students are teaching. In this exhaustive work there is not one word or phrase that can be rightly construed to mean that there is an eternity of torture after death for sinners. Rev. Johnson has this work or should have it and he fully knows that in the book that he has complimented highly and none too high, that it does not sustain him in his false position on the doctrine of eternal torment. And to prove that he knows his position is false he will not go before the public and my face and debate the subject of eternal torment for wilful sinners. I will use his book "Strong's Concordance" and show to the public that he is not teaching what the honest hearted Methodist, like James Strong, taught. I therefore challenge him, by the Grace of God, to come before the public and my face and fully defend his position. I desire that he step forward at an early date that we may have the pleasure of settling this matter. I am not speaking in the spirit of anger or malice or in the spirit of the world, but I am speaking in the sense of an honest and fearless defender of the good name of Jehovah God and the common people who desire to know the truth. My honest opinion is that the rumblings of my friend, Rev. H. T. S. Johnson, is only an evidence of the death-bed struggle against public opinion. Rey. Johnson has more than once stated that I only copy Pastor Russell, which may be true in some respects, because Pastor Russell copied the Bible. Here goes one under the belt for the Reverend; and I want him to tell the public at an early date how Pastor Russell got the following statement in the Bible thousands of years before he was born. Pastor Russell says "That when a man dies he is unconscious, has no memory, cannot speak, cannot breathe, cannot think, cannot give thanks, can do no work, neither loves, hates, or envies; has no feelings, and knows not anything. And he cites the following Scriptures to prove the above statement: Eccl. 9:5, 6, 10; Psalms 6:5, (115:17, 104:29, 146:4. According to what God says in His own word and repeated by Pastor Russell and his followers, there is nothing left of a man to be burned or tormented after he is dead. Now Brother Johnson, the public is sitting with bated breath to hear from you. Japs Suffer By White Man's Prejudice Japs Suffer By White Man's Prejudice By a decisive majority California has made it law that Japanese can own no land, can lease no land, cannot act as guardians for their American-born children in whose name land is held, and cannot own any square in American-controlled land owning companies. T. at this legislation constitutes the gravest injustice to the Japanese residents of California few will deny. In that state America's traditional sense of fair play has been swept away in a ferment of race prejudice and campaign buncombe. The notion that the Japanese land ownership constitutes a "menace" in sense employed by anti-immigrationists is entirely refuted by the facts. Of the twenty-eight million acres of farming area which compose one-fourth of the state's total acres only 458,000 acres, or 1.6 per cent, and under cultivation by Japanese. But this is not all. Of this ridiculously small proportion not over twenty-seven thousand acres—less than one-tenth of one per cent—are owned by Japanese, the balance being made up of acres cultivated by Japanese under leases, under crop share contracts, under labor contracts, and finally, of 50,000 acres owned by American corporations with some Japanese shareowners. gh School Principal Gets New Assistant e arrival of a new assistant prin- was reported at the Booker ington High School Thursday ing. He is domiciling at the resi- d of Prof. and Mrs. E. W. Woods little fellow arrived at an early Thursday morning. Mother and are doing nicely. wata Principal Visits Tulsa f. J. Oscar Spencer, principal of colored schools at Nowata, and if the leading educators of the visited Tulsa Wednesday and here completed arrangements e football game between his i city, which was played here lay. bristow Man Visits Tulsa P. L. Shoals, one of the most tial farmers of Bristow, was a in the city Thursday on busi- d while here called at the Star visit the editor. RICHARD L. HILL. SEES REPUBLICAN FAILURE "Forty Eigrt" Chairman Vision Rebuh For G. O. P. After Four Years New York, b'Suipe-HanL. 'Sii_SS New York, Nov. 19.—With the prediction that the republican party in 1924 will meet "with a similar rebuff" to that received by the Democrats in the recent election, J. A. P. Hopkins, executive chairman of the committee of 48, issuel a statement last night, outlining the plans of the party, which, he explained: "Will fulfill its pledge to put an opposition party in the field in time for the next election." "There was never a time in the history of our country." he added "when the opportunity for real service was more inviting." ATTACKS JAP TRTATY TOKIO—Marquis Okuma, former Japanesepe premier, addressing a meeting today, strongly attacked the plan to exclude Japanese from America by treaty. The present effort to make restriction stately, he said, was an act of isfidelity to Japanese-Amedian friendship. The former premised believed that Washington would be able to stop California measures by enlisting public opinion of the whole country. If Japan's appeal to American's sense on international morality failed, the speaker continued, only force, remained. Japan sincerely desired a solution of the problem, he concluded, fearing that otherwise the question would lead up to an outburst of self-sacrificing patriotism for which the Japanese people ade noted. OFFICERS NOW CLAIM WHITE MAN MURDERED MUSKOGEE PAWN BROKER Officers Closing in on New Suspect in Muskogee Murder Mystery SENSATION PROMISED Blood-Spattered Raincoat Evidence Against Fugitive; Arrest Due Soon MUSKOGEE, Okla., Nov. 17—With the findisg of a raincoat spattered with blood, in a tumble down shack on the outskirts of the city late today the sheriff's office is certain that the arrest of the slayer of N. Matjasic a pawnbroker is only a matter of hours. The owner of the raincoat is known the sheriff force declarts. He is a white man and his arresti they said will result in a sensation. Although Ed Dailey Colored is still said tonight that he had been elimiheld in the county jail, officers nated from their reckoning. Reports that clothing found in his home was spotted with blood were denied. The raincoat, although comparatively new, had been rent and torn. It was "literally soaked in blood" the officers declared. Matjasic was found murdered in his store late in the morning of Sunday, November 14. His throat had been cut, his head split open and his skull crushed and there were 21 knife wounds in his body. Diamonds said to b worth more than $5,000 which Matjasic was accustomed to wearing, were missing. The officers, however, have abandoned the motive of robbery and believe the murder the work of a drug fiend. READ THE TULSA STAR Larger Circulation than all the combined Colored Weeklies in Oklahoma. Read THE STAR and keep informed on all current issues. NUMBER FORTY-THRET ched! Nowata Wins State ChampinnshipGame Much Disputed Championship Title is won by Nowta in yesterday's foot ball game. In one of the bitterest contested foot ball games ever seen in Tusas the Nowata High School team defeated the Booker Washington High School team here yesterday scoring 7 against the home team's 6. This game settles for the time being at least the long drawn out dispute as to the championship of the state. Whatever the claims of our boys in he recent game at Nowata, it must be admitted now that the team from Nowata has come into the camp of its most formidable rival and plucked the plum that without question establishes the rightful claimants to the state championship foot gall team. LONE STAR STATE SETS NEW PRECEDENT IN CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Texas Supreme Court Saves Life of Colorel Man Sentenced to Die For Assault on White Woman' AUSTIN, Texas Nov. 17—Judgment of the lower court in which George M. Grace, Colored was given the death penalty for an alleged criminal assault upon a white woman in Bexar county was reversed by the court of criminal appeals today upon the grounds that clothes which were stained with blood that had flown from a cut inflicted upon the woman's hand with knife held by her assailant were not admissible as evidence as they illustrated no fact and tended to inflame the mind of the jury. The question of an olibi and the possibility of the woman recognizing the man who attacked her were also involved. Colored Lad Foils Bold Highwaymen Atlanta, Ga.—When two masked bandits entered the Parker-Branan drug store at Peach Tree street and North avenue last night and "stood up" 15 customers and several clerks at the point of revolvers, a negro boy crawled on the floor to the safe, slammed the door shut and twirled the combination. He jumped up when a shot from one of the robbers went through the floor at his feet. A large sum of money was said to have been in the safe. Western Pianist Wins Enconium (By The Associated Negro Press) SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 19—Lorenpo Cole, pianist appeared in a farewell recital before a large and appreciativ audience at the Press Club auditorium. Miss Cole whose ability has excited favorable comment, presented a program calculated to tax the powers of an experienced artist. The Schumann Sonata in G Minor, the Chopin G Minor Ballade, and a group of Negro folk songs transcribed by S. Coleridge Taylor, were among the numbers most enthusiastically received. The pianist leaves shortly on a concert tour of seven months' duration. VOLUNTEER CLUB CARNIVAL THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 20. AT RESIDENCE OF MRS. T. GILMER 417 N. DETROIT ST. PAGE TWO CO=OPERATIVE BONUS SALE AT THE NORTH MAIL DEPARTMENT STORE 209 North Main St Bonus of Seasonal Merchandise ABSOLUTED FREE great, liberel offer is in the one fixed idea in requainting the Tulsa p what store really is at it stands for. We have being a First-Class Dept Store should have inclu Ready-to-Wea Men, Women and Childs es for all. Toys and Novel es always have been le any store up town; and city on a par with the our Great Free Offer. ARTING TODAY, SAT DAY AND CONTINUING B WIL XMAS WITH EVER SALE AMOUNTING TO 5.00 A Traveling Ba Valued at $ 0.00 A Suit Case Va at $ 5.00 A Pair of $2 House Slip 0.00 3 Yards of 45 Ging 5.00 A Cupie Doll Value at $ NORTH MAIL DEPARTMENT STORE 109 North Main St. A Bonus of Seasonable Merchandise This great, liberel offer is made with the one fixed idea in mind of acquainting the Tulsa public with what store really is and what it stands for. We have everything a First-Class Department Store should have including Ready-to-Wear for Men, Women and Children Shoes for all. Toys and Novelties. Prices always have been lower than any store up town; and the quality on a par with the best. Read our Great Free Offer. STARTING TODAY, SATURDAY AND CONTINUING UNTIL XMAS WITH EVERY SALE AMOUNTING TO $25.00 A Traveling Bag Valued at $3.50 $20.00 A Suit Case Valued at $3.00 $15.00 A Pair of $2.50 House Slippers $10.00 3 Yards of 45 Cent Gingham $ 5.00 A Cupie Doll Value at $1.00 BEAR IN MIND offer is bonifide in eva There are no "ifs or at it, neither has the disc prices been boo prices are marked in es before your own eye This offer is bonifide in every way. There are no "ifs or ands" about it, neither has the merchandise prices been boosted. All prices are marked in plain figures before your own eyes. Come TOMORROW and ANY DAY THE TULSA STAR, Saturday, Nov,20, 1920. 11. Propaganda. A definite and exhaustive program of propaganda. This is to meet the onslaught of those who are bent on polling the race in a bad light before the Ameri can people in general. Every agency known to modern publicity should be used to counteract this effect, and a campaign of education curriculn that will reach not only the people of the group but the white population as well, a campaign not of hatred and vindicativeness, but one of reason and object lessons. In brief these are some of the things now being discussed by the people at large. They supersed political positions and petty office holding. Political preferment will come as a matter of course, in the promulgation of the things outlined. ARE YOU SICK? ```markdown ``` If so your greatest ambition should be to get well the chiropractic way (without drugs or surgery) the primary cause of all disease is pressure on the nerves that leads out from the spinal cord in the back bone and these causes can not be attached with drugs or by operating the only way of getting permanent relief is to have these causes removed. This can only be done by an experienced chiropractor. A trial course will convince you. It will cost you nothing to find out your condition and a very little to get well. Come all you that aids and are burden with disease and I will give you advice take my adjustments upon your spine and they will give you health. Though we are despised and fought by all other Doctors, we like competition for we have had four years experience and know what we are doing and can find the cause of diseases and know how to remove it if you are despondent and feel all out and down talk it over with. DR. L. S. NEAL Graduate Chicago University 617 E. Archer St. Tulsa, Okla We Do STATIONERY PRINTING on HAMMERMILL BOND Red Wi THE Wing Red Wing Hotel ONE OF THE A R —a place family w ing, beca forts, an and social produces ily. You w respect a to each o find plen clean roo ly furnis either sim Our rat week. G ONE OF THE MAIN FEATURES at the Red Vog Hotel is the attention to the transient public. You will at times find plenty of comfort and luxuriously furnished rooms and besides our very low rate you will have a Under the per Julius 7 ulius T. Presley FAMES WELDON JOHNSON CON FIRMED AS N. A. A. C. P. SECRETARY Hi! Work Resulted in Haitian Expose James Weidon Johnson, who has been serving a acting secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, following the resignations of John R. Shillady was appointed regular secretary at a meeting of the Board of Directors held at the National Office 70 Fifth Avenue New York on Monday November 8th. Mr. Johnson, who... is widely known throughout the country as a poet and orator this spring was sent by the Advancement Association to the black republics of Haiti where he made on investigation of U. S. misrule. The bharges which Mr. Johnson published upon his return in The Nattos of New York were taken up by Senator Harding and as a consequence a Naval Board of inquiry has been sent to Haiti and a Cosgressional invetigatios promised. Mr. Johnson's v aried career includes service as U. S. Consul at Puerto Cabello, Venezuela and in Nicaragua and the Azores. His knowledge of Spanish was put to use in the translation into English of the Spanish opera "Goyescos" Mr. Johnson's versit being produced by the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York in 1915. He is the author of a novel "The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man" and of a volume of poems "Fifty Years and Other Poems." Mr. Johnson has also contributed to magazines and periodicals including the Christion Herald, the Century Magazine, The Independent, New Republic, Nation, Crisis and others. He is at present Costributing Editor to the New York Age. Fraternal Notice All lodges of the U. B. F. and S. M. T. will meet here in Tulsa Thanks giving night for a district meeting. Authorized by Grand Master P. M. Delaney. B. E. BASHEARS, Sec. Another Hardy For Tulsa Mr. G. A. Hardy, of the Hardy's Cafe, 111 N. Greenwood street Eff this city Sunday and went to Girard, Kansas and returned with his only son. Alfred Hardy, who like the older heads of the Hardy's possesses a winning personality. The young Hardy is i n need a handsome little fellow, and it is easy to discern that he is a "trip from the old block." ter of courts, justice must be nited out punishing the guilty without fear, but always justice. 10.—Housing. In the matter of housing, the Race. in common with every other element of the nation, is suffering from the housing shortage, rent profiteering, and all of the kindred advantages and unreason-ness connected with the subject. 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Telephone 7874 It is the contention in the matter of political positions, that a demand should be made for a group of places, aside from those of traditional standing, that will place those who are to represent the group in places where influence will count in carrying the program of reconstruction and adjustment. FROM THE CHILDREN'S CLUB We were indeed glad to see so many little folks in the meeting Sunday, after being prohibited by the inclement weather for three weeks in succession. Quite an enjoyable time was spent in games and talks by the members of what they had done toward brightening up some unfor tunate one. Little Evelyn Johnson always has a beautiful little narra tive of her mission to some sad one Mr. Breeding, the Superintendent of Sand Springs Orphanage was with us. He talked to the kiddies on "Honest Hearts" and "Keeping the Sabbath Day Holy." He was very much pleased with the little folks and their work. A dinner will go served and a program rendered in the club room Thanksgiving. Parents are invited ALMA HAROY, SrcN PUBLICATION NOTICE No. 12812 First Published in the Tulsa Star Saturday, Nov. 19, 1920 In the District Court of Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma, Sarah Laney Plaintiff vs. Hurdy Laney Defendant To the above named Defendant: You will take notice that you have been sued in the above named Court by the above Plaintiff, for a divorce on the grounds of abandonment, desertion and gross neglect of duty and that unless you answer the petition filed by this plaintiff in said Court on or before the 5th day of January, 1920 said petition will be taken as true and judgment granting to the plaintiff a divorce annulling, cancelling, setting aside and holding for naught the marriage contract with you and for—rendered according to the prayer thereof. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this 15th day of November, 1920 JNO D PORTER. Court Clerk. By D. K. SPELLMAN. Deputy. L. H. SPEARS. Alty. for Plaintiff To the Stockholders of the International-Ethiopian rescue and Relief Conference: You are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the capital stock of the International-Ethiopion Rescue and Relic Conference, a corporation created under the laws of the state of South Dakota, will be held at the gospel tent in the city of Okmulgee state of Oklahoma on the 29th day of November A. D. at the hour of 9 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of electing directors of the company and such other business that may legally come before said meeting. As directed by the president and board of directors of said company. E. M. B. HENDRICKS, Sec'y. Tulsa, Oklahoma Allen A For Men Who Are Particular Regarding Underwear Quality A glimpse into the lockers or dressing rooms of any field or athletic club affords ample proof of the fact that men are as particular about the quality and fit of their underwear as they are about their hats, neckwear and shoes. 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Green Defendant By virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Superior Court of Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma, in an action in said court, wherein Roberta Green, plaintiff and Luscious S. Green, defendant... 1. will, on the 6th day of December; 1920 between the hours of 8 o'clock a. m., and 5 o'clock p. m., to-wit; at 2 o'clock p. m. of sail day, at the weeg front door of the County Court House, Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right title and interest, of the above named defendant—in and to the following described property, to-wit: Luscious Green—to wit Lot Twenty (20) Block Twelve (12) Greenwood Addition to the City of Tulsa. Said property levied on and to be sold as the property of the above sand defendant Luscious S. Green and taken on as execution in favor of Roberta Green. JAS. WOOLEY, Sheriff, By A. G. CURTIS, Deputy. 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The two candidates for seats in the United States Senate, Hon. W. Ashbie B Hawkins in Maryland and Hon. J. B. Pollard in Virginia, were defeated. Hawkins received 7,000 votes raising the regular Republican candidate to fall far behind the national heads of the Republican ticket who got a substantial majority at the hands of the voters. This is the second time in the history of the state that the Republican party has come out ahead in a national election. Five out of six candidates for Congress were successful. Candidate Hawkins' run for the Senate was the outcome of a protest by many prominent Colloqed Republicans 'against what they' deemed shabby treatment of the regular organization in the state of which O. F. Weller, who was elected, is the titular head and "boos." Pollard's vote in Virginig was a negligible quantity but it is believed to have served the purpose of creating a nucleus for a strong organization of Colored Republicans in the state. Virginia furnished a candidate for Congress, H. H. Price in the Richmond district, who was defeated, and in the 12th Missouri district, Robert Owens, the candidate of the Farmer-Labor party fell before the large vote given to Congressman Dyer although the Negdo vote of the district outnumbers the white vote regardless of party affiliations. The one Colored candidate for Govednod, J. H. Blount of Arkansas, was burted beneath the usual large vote for the Democratic nominee. Three Colored candidates for the legislature were elected in Illinois. Adelbert H. Roberts and Warren B. Douglas, who succeeded themselves in the 3d district and S. B. Turner who was standing for re-election. In Ohio Henry Higgins was elected a member of the legislature from the Cincinnati district, but William B. Gdeen was defeated for the State Senate in the Cleveland district as were Harry E. Davis and Samuel F. Woods who were candidates for seats in the lower branch of the legislature. The Rev. George L. Davis and Attorney Hughes were unsuccessful candidates for the lower house in the city of Columbus. Deleware takes a new place on the political map by electing to the lower branch of the State legislature Dr W. Henri Pikes from one of the Wilmington districts. Missouri sends a Negro to its lower house, Walthal M. Moore of St. Louis while Langston Harris of the same city lost, J. C. Asbury and Andrew F. Stevens are successful Philadelphia candidates for seats in the Pennsylvania lower house. In New York, was re-elected but Miss. Grace Campbell, a candidate on the socialist ticket went down to lefcat. However in tre Orange district of New Jersey, Dr. Walter G. Alexander came through with flying colors. The following statement has been received from Robert N. Owens, who was candidate for Congress in St. Louis: "My vote is estimated at 3,000. I made a good showing considering the strength of the opposition. The last two weeks of the campaign, the Republican National Committee flooded the district with a veritable army of speakers in the interest of Congressman Dyer. Among them were Henry Lincoln Johnson, Chas, Cottrill, Miss Hallie Q. Brown, Mrs. Lethis Fleming of Cleveland, Mrs. Victoria Clay Haley, and many others from all sections of the country. In addition to the Negro job holders of the city Hall Machine, there were more than an average of five paid workers in each of the 99 precincts of the district, who were making a house to house canvass for Dyer. About four days before election Mr. Dyer stated that he had discovered that the 8,550 Negro majority which the Election Commissioners had given out was a mistake, that the Negro vote was only (A. N. P. Service) 18,000 and that of tre white was 37,000 and that I could not possibly that a vote for me was only in favor of the Democratic nominee, this propaganda was assidiously spied by all of his pail cohordts. We did not spend one penny for a speaker or worker during the entire campaign, consequently it was a difficult task ao overcome their propaganda. It is estimated that at least $15,000 was spent to carry the district. Our toal expense will not exceed $250,000. "Considering the fact of the illiteracy of the Negro, many of whom were just from the South, voting for the first time, the sacredness of the Republican Ticket in the estimation of the average mind of the Colored man and the organization of the opposition, the vote I received represented 3,000 men and women who could not be intimidated and whose loyalty to their race was above price." The following telegraphic statement for the Philadelphia American has been sent the Associated Negro Press: "The Republican victory has placed large responsibilities upon the Republican Party, not the least of which is the responsibility to the Colored voters of the party who have suffered more than any other race group by the troublesome blight of Wilsonism. "Negro voters supported the Republican party because they believe that the party of Lincoln and Grant will right the wrongs committed in the name of democracy, and in order to retain confidence of the Colored people, in and out of politics, the Republican party must do something in a political way the effects of which will be felt in every town and hamlet throughout the nation. "Colored people in eastern Pennsylvania are not surprised at the results. The Harding color canard meant nothing in Pennsylvania. It was never brought into the campaign seriously. Senator Penrose, who was re-elected, controls the republican organization. He has never done anything conspicuous for the race. Colored people are not looking to Senator Penrose for any political favors. He has been notoriously conspicuous in blocking the reduction of southern representation in Congress. It is not believed that the overwhelming victory will cause the senator to have a change of heart." "J. C. Ashury and Andrew F. Stevens have been elected to the legislature by large majorities. 'Colored voters throughout the nation believe that Congress should make lynching a Federal crime, and that something should be done immediately to suppress the Ku Khux Klan organization. The Race should participate fairly in the distribution of patronage and should be recognized as a potent factor in the party." "That a large number of Colored people are not satisfied with the party as organized is evidenced by the conditions which developed in Maryland, Virginia, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, West Virginia and elsewhere. There is a desire to clean house, and reorganize the race, as it were How far this movement will develop depends on what practical benefit the race can secure by remaining a Republican. In a statement for the Associate Negro Press, Attorney W. Ashbie Hawkins of Baltimore, Md, who was an independent Republican candidate for the United States Senator, had the following to say: "The election of its candidates for President and Vice President, and a majority in both branches of Congress, by the Republican party marks a notable event in American History. Leaving out of consideration the South, where a large party of the electorate is disfranchised the verdict of the American people is practically unanimous. The Republican party from the Fourth of March, 1921 will be in ab solute control of the executive and legislative branches of the government, with such majorities in the Senate and House of Representatives as will no longer permit of any reasonable escape from its duty to our Race group, on any pretext whatever. "If the party we have lovingly sup ported doesn't enact some of the all too long deserted remedial legis- Continued on Page Five A send $1.00 and we will send you a full supply that you can begin work with at once; also agent's terms. Send all money by money order to and we will send you a full supply that you can begin at once; also agent's terms, money by money order to TAR HAIR GROWER MF'R., x 812, Greensboro, N. C. THE STAR HAIR GROWER MF'R., P. O. Box 812, Greensboro, N. C. RESIDENTS OF If You Want a T THE HILL 1 Phone NOTICE ENTS OF ALL THE COLORED ADDITIONS Want a Telephone in Your House or Store. See THE HILLCREST TELEPHONE CO. 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The Frisco Shining Parlor 8 North Cincinnatti FOR LADIES AND GENTS We respectfully solicit your patronage VANDYKE & WHITTAKER, Props. ADDITIONS Store, See NE CO. 553 DS AT NO. 4 Prop. 105 EAST FIRST ater ter just as it con- hits. failed to reach yo ATER. THE GOODS MUST BE We Are Located at 16 NORTH MAIN STREET FINAL REVIEW OF NATIONAL ELECTION. OUTLOOK FOR FUTURE ACTION Continued from Page Four securing our personal and property rights in the south, it will not be an easy lack of power to do so. Remaps, however, and I hope I am wrong in this, the tremendous vote, entirely unprecedented, with which the nation has returned it to power may lead it to overlook the claims of our weak race. Our movement didn't succeed but a foundation has been laid for the election of a Negro to Congress from one district, and the election of a number of members to the Stae legislature from sections of the state where our numerical strength warrants it. The movement discloses that there are more than 7,000 independent Colored people in the state who have thrown off the shackles of political seridom. The Kansas City Sun advises that "gangs of hoodlums" in motor cars rode furiously through the streets of the Eighth, Ninth and Eleventh Wards firing pistols and intimidating Colored women and men voters. A bullet fired by these gangs lodged in the left shoulder of W. M. Greene. The Eighth ward hoodlum automobile riders made it their special mission to assail any man seen wearing a Republican badge. Two young men wearing Harding badges were assaulted after they had refused a challenge from the "hoodlums" to remove the Harding buttons. With Oklahoma and Tennessee going into the Republican column, opinion is divided as to the fortunes of the Race. It was in Oklahoma that President-elect Harding made one of his famous references to the Negro citizens of the country, after question had been put to him by the Oklahoma daily newspapers, Senator Harling replied that he would not "be fit to be President" if he did not tell the people of the South as he tells the people of the North," there must be equality before the law." While there are many of the opinion that southern Republicanism is merely Democracy in disguise, there are others who feel that there is awakening of the better element among the whites who desire to give the Colored man fair play. The vote of the women has played an all important part in the results of the election and it is plain to be seen that henceforth this element must be reckoned with at all stages of the game. The women are more determined than many imagined they would be, and they have the organization instinct that means so much in political success. This review of the recent election by The Associated Negro Press gives in practical detail the results and feelings of the people with reference to political matters. It may be said definitely that the voters are thinking for themselves. They are defying tradition, and voting for themselves. They are defying tradition, and voting on principle, as they see it. There is no question but what the voters all feel that the most important issues are lynching, disfranchisement and "Jim Crow" cars next to these, education, immigration and industrial opportunity. The unrest among the voters is due to the fact that these subjects have been neglected both by Democrats and the Republicans, although it is known and admitted, that all has been done has been by and through the Republican arty. Republican organization leaders throughout the country will argue that the Race is united as never before and even though true, the leaders must demonstrate their ability to "deliver results" after the election, for there is no question but that the voters expect to hold all who assume leadership to a strict accountability. Contrary to the usual custom, sitting at ease after election, the news papers, which are real by twenty times as many people as four years ago, are talking not only of inauguration in Washington March 4th, but are also talking about the elections two years, four years and some as much as eight years hence. One editor has written The Associated Press as follows: "My people have placed the responsibility of front line leadership on our newspapers, and we have assumed the duties with solemn earnestness. Products of long sacrifice, in the days of prosperity, our publishers will not fail the people, nor will we place job-seeking and self promotion above racial welfare. We know no North, South, East or West, but we do know results, and that is what we demand. In previous years the people have been cajoled and fooled into following leadership; now they have repudiated it everywhere, and the newspapers must not only point the way but lead on to victory. BACK SEAT FOR PLUM HUNTERS Questions of Race Interest Must Be Settled First, The nPolitical Recognition CHICAGO, Nov. 19—There are to be the most important developments in the history of the Colored Race in America. These developments will take place within the next four years. Some of the developments are in progress now, others will follow in rapid succession. The Colored people of the country, without losing sight of anything that they desire in the way of manhood rights dropped for the time concentration of efforts in various fields, and devoted their energies to the national election. In common with the great mass of Americans, a change of administration was regarded as a matter of first importance in the general scheme of adjustment. This over, and a Republican administration soon to be in power for the first time in ten years from all sections of the country there is a state of earnest expectancy, a looking for "General Orders Number Two," as it were. What are we to do next? That is the question uppermost in the minds of the masses. It will be seen that this question is somewhat different from the question heretofore asked. In days long gone by, following a Presidential victory, the people, the masses lost interest and the fate of the Race was left to a few political job seekers who, finally getting the plums, indeet most significant in comparison with the political importance of the Race, the office holders would rest their oars, function as orators, society leaders and political go-betweens. This state of affairs is no going to be submitted to, and an enslaughter of public contempt will relegate them to private life and forgetfulness, while others more valiant take their place. "Can't Fool The People The Associated Negro Press, by careful indiscriminate investigation has learned some of the things that are uppermost in the minds of the people. Haying developed the general habit of reading, the people have become students of conditions and they have opinions that they are free to express. This is not the case in the large cities, not by any means. The people of the towns, villages and those of the country side, the people in the one room cabin of the South, as well as those in the ten room luxurious flats and residences of the big centers of living—all of them are thinkers of living—all of them are thinking and expecting the things to be done not merely talked about. Here are some of the things being talked about from one enl of the country to the other. They require immediate organized attention; unselfish and well financed by all who believe in human justice. 1. Lynching. The Republican platform as adopted by the Chicago convention in June, carries a plank on the subject of lynching. The Republican Congress will be required to legislate on this subject. Under this head comes all forms of mob violence, the bombing of property and other forms of violence. 2. Disfranchisement.—It is agreed that the time has come for some definite and drastic action with reference to disfranchisement. In the southern states represetation in Congress and the electoral college have been based on the total population yet open defiance of the United States Constitution and election subterfuges have been resorted to for years, without much more than a protest, and yet this country went into the World War to make "democracy safe" and the Colored Americans furnishel nearly 400,000 able bodied men and millions in money. 3. Jim Crow Cars—In the matter of southern transportation something must be done immediately There are those who contend that discrimination in public places must be wiped out. It is well known that a determined effort to enforce such a policy in the South would cause an upheaval that would bring bitter defiance. It is not believed TULSA STAR, Saturday, November 20, 1920. $1 a Week Pays for a Diamond Jewelry changes embraces all the buy at McMinn's. Our credit prices values and better McMinn T 120 E $1 a Week Buys an Illinois Watch $1 a Week Pays for a Diamond $1 a Week Pays for a Pair of Glasses Use Your Credit To Buy the Things You Want WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY Jewelry changes in style of design the same as clothing. Our stock embraces all the new ideas and models. You can't go wrong if you buy at McMinn's. Our credit prices are lower than cash prices elsewhere. Better values and better goods at McMinn Jewelry Co. THE SQUARE DEAL STORE 120 E. 3rd. Opp. Hotel Tulsa $1 a Week Buys an Illinois Watch $1 a Week Pays for a Wrist Watch --- Glasses at $2 to $5. MAY BE HAD AT OUR PLACE But we advise a CAREFUL Eye Examination and have GLASSES GROUND TO FIT your individual case, even tho they cost a little more. IT PAYS TO SAVE YOUR EYE SIGHT!! 10 W. Third, Phone 0-3473 SEEKATZ & C. MOORE that sufficient support could be obtained from Congress for this drastic step at this time. However equal accommodations" is a substitute that could be righteously enforced. 4. immigration. There is a growing sentiment among whites against the present apparently indiscriminate immigration that has reached a total of more than 25,000 a week. These people are seeking to take places in the North now occupied by our group, thousands of whom have come North within the last four years. In the South, certain communities have begun to make inquiry with the idea of satisfying the labor shortage with foreigners. 5—"White Man's Country"—The Japanese problem in the West, and the influx of Colored people into Northern communities have given rise to the old cry of "This is a white man's country." This is regarded as un-American, and against the principles and traditions of the republic, which was founded upon the principle that "All men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." 6.—Industry Industrial organizations, and labor unions have been gradually throwinb the doors of op opportunity open to Colored men and women. Their efficiency has been tested and praised. However, it is the task of the Race to exercise every means to maintain a standard of excellence that will maintain the principles of merit alone, without regard to Race, in providing means of employment. 7. Commerce The Colored people of the entre country have a quick ened appreciation of the value of commercial activity. At every turn corporations of all descriptions are being formed for the purpose of securing and maintaining an economic foothold that has heretofore been neglected, if not denied. The people now have more money per capita than ever before, and are enthusiastic about ventures and safeguards against frauds must be maintained. 8. Education The unprecedented thirst for knowledge in all sections of the country must be encouraged and wisely provided for. 9. Morality and Welfare—Sharp and that much larger unheralded tions must be drawn between the small criminal class among the Race and that much larger onheralded class of industrious, hard-working group that conscientiously and earnestly seeks to fit properly into the best ideals of American life. In the ASK MINIMUM SCHOOL WAGE Conference Called for State Capital December 11 OKLAHOMA CITY.—Shortage of funds available for both city and rural schools in Oklahoma will be discussed at a special meeting of city and county superintendents of education, to be held at the state house here Decemebr 11.,A call for the conference was issued today by REMAIN YOUNG AND LOOK BEAUTIFUL This is easy to do if you patronize Mrs. Beulah Sandrdge, Prop. 210 N. Greenwood NOTICE of SALE of REAL ESTATE Guardian State of Oklahoma, Tuisa County, SS. IN THE COUNTY COURT In the matter of the Guardianship of 6Daisy Floyd, John Hume and Pete Williams, Jr., Minors. Notice is herby gift in pursuance of an order of the County Court of the County of Tulsa, State of Oklahoma, made on the 4th day of November, 1920, the undersigned Guardian of the estate of said minors will sell at public sale to the highest bidder subject to confirmation by said Court, on Friday, the 26th day of November, A. D. 1920, at 9 o'clock a.m., at the front door of the County Curt House at Coweta, Wagoner County, Oklahoma, all the right title and interest of said minors in and to the following described real estate situated in Wagoner County, State of Oklahoma to-wit: Lot fifteen (15), Block fifty-eight (58), New Coweta. Said real estate will be sold on the following terms and conditions, to-wit: Cash in hand. Bids for the purchase thereof must be in writing and must be filed in the County Court, or delivered to the undersigned at 114½ N. Greenwood Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Dated the 5th day of November 1920 LULA WILLIAMS, Guardian I. H SPEARS, Attorney for Estate. READ THE TULSA STAR W. C. REID TOWNSITE COMPANY W. C. REID TOWNSITE COMPANY 220 $ \frac{1}{2} $ N. Second Street. SEE OPTICAL CO. KATZ TULSA Reid Building MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA YORK MARKET & GROCERY We Carry a full line of pure and wholesome Groceries and fresh meats. We appreciate your Business 18 N. Cincinnati Tulsa, Okla. 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Greenwood Tulsa, Okla. ll.sJl_ll emfwyp uldwfrmh schmem BABYLON OR THE CHURCH SYSTEMS MUST GO DOWN PAGE SIX After the flood the c. centants of Noan journeyed to the land of Shinar, and they said, Go to, let us build us a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven; and let us make us a name, we be scattered abroad upon the race of the whole earth." Gen. 11:4) At that time the people spoke one language. They built the tower and the Lord said, "Benold the people is one and they have all one language; and this they began to do and now nothing will restrain from them, which they have imagined to do, go to, let us go down, and there fore confound their language, that they may not understand one another's speech. So the Lori scattered them abroad from thence upon the face of all the earth; and they left off to build the city. Therefore is the name of it called Babel; because the Lord did there confound the language of all the earth—(Gen. 11:6, 9). From the word Babel is derived the word Babylon. Originally Babylon meant to the people the gate-way to God. Subsequently it became a term meaning confusion. Later the country of Babylon under the Monarch Nebuchadnezzar, became a mighty empire. The capitol of the nation was named the city of Babylon. It was the most magnificent city of the ancient world, situated upon either side of the river Euphrates, enclosed within a vast system of double walls from thirty to eighty five feet thick and from seventy five to three hundred feet high. Built upon these walls were low towers, facing each other, and in these walls were a hundred brazen gates, the gates iorresponding to each street. The city was surrounded by a deep moat filled with water, which served as additional protection against attack. Inside the walls were splendid palaces. The city was not only noted for its wealth, but also for its moral degradation. It was given over to idolatry and iniquity. It was called "The Golden City, the Glory of the Kingdoms and the Beauty of the Chaldees." After the long and successful reign of Nebuchadnezzar, his son, Belshazzar, succeeded him, who was a profane and wicked ruler. Belshazzar and his princesses and associates, together with prostitute women, were holding a feast in the city. While the Babylonians were drunk and oblivious to their impending danger, Cyrus had dug a ditch, turning the Euphrates out of its course and then led the Persian Army under the gates on the dry bed of the Euphrates and sacked the city completely destroying it. The whole matter is recorded in Holy Writ for the purpose of teaching a lesson to those who should live at the close of the Gospel Age, where we now are. The Prophet, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Daniel, and the Book of Revelations speak of Babylon, her degradation, her fall and destruction. The prophecies having been written after fall of literal Babylon manifestly refers to the antithesis. In symbolic language a city represents an Ecclesiastic Government backed by civil power and influence. To Christian people the organization of the Church System on earth originally meant the Gateway to God. Some years after Christ, the ruler of Pagan Rome embraced Christianity, evidently for political purposes. Ambitions and selfish men had succeeded to gain leadership in the church. The Church was legalized and became a system operated by Clergy and wealthy men, politicians for selfish purposes. In the Scripture the true Church is represented by a Pure Virgin, while the Apostate Church is pictured by an unchaste woman. The Revelation of Jesus Christ given to St. John clearly locates the antypical Babylon; "And the woman was arrayed in purple and scarlet color, and decked with gold and precious stones and pearls having a golden cup in her hand, full of the abominations and filthiness of her fortifications; and upon her head was a ame written MYSTERY, BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS, AND ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH. And I saw the woman drunken with the blood of the Saints, and with the blood of Martyrs of Jesus; and when I saw her, I wondered with great admiration" (Rev. 17: 4, 6.) In the 15th Century A. D., came the Reformation, which made strides towards the truth and righteousness, but soon the Adver- sary entered and organized a selfish system, and these Protestant Systems have become the off-spring of the Mother Hariol as the Mother of Harlots definitely lead to the conclusion that there are off-springs or daughters. in modern times there has been a great falling away from the truth. The preachers have forsaken the Hansomed Sacrifice in a large degree and now in more recent months, comes the organization of the Inter-Csarch World Movement, which issues a manifest stating, "We have agreed to disregard the Doctranes and join in together in action," meaning thebye that they have forsaken the great trith tenth by Jesus and the Apostles, and have united together for membership and money, in other words, they have united with professional politicians, the rich and the Mother Hariol for" the very purpose of keeping the common poor people in ignorance and subjection. As it was in the type, the people who originally built the tower of Babel, regarded it as a gate-way to God, and later, when their language became confused and all spoke a different language, it bore the significance of confusion; even so it is today with the Great Church Systems. Millions of honest hearted people believed that the Church was the Gate-way to God; but now they are becoming convinced that the whole matter is confusion and RICHARD Mewkin Phi they do not know where to go. God fore-knew, of course, this great system of confusion, and fore-told it by his dealings with typical Babylon. their lig his goin not shee will vis on the Cyrus was a type of Christ. His turning the river Euphrates out of its course and leaving the ancient city of Babylon dry and unprotected, foreshadows how the Lord is only the honest hearted people, and only the honest hearted from the Church Systems and leaving her high and dry, preparatory for destruction. For instance, the Inter-Church World Movement, started out with great flare of trumpets and the Proclamation that they would shortly raise $336,777,526.5 with which to convert the world. They failed in getting this money although big businesses and politicians were behind them in the outset. The people are becoming more wise to the dishonest and insincere schemes and are turning away from the Inter-Church World Movement and all of the Systems of Babylon. Truly the Lord has written concerning her, "Thou are weighed in the balance and are found wanting."—Daniel 5:27. The Unrighteous Systems — Babylon, both Catholic and Protestants— are the off-springs of Satan, organized by him to carry out his schemes of deceiving and keeping in subjection the common people. The Apostle Paul referring to the same thing, and applying his words at the end of the world, where we now are, said, "Then shall that wicked one be revealed, whom the --- Lord shall consume with the spirit of his mouth and shall destroy with the brightness of his presence" (2d Thes. 2:8) The more information the people have concerning the falsity of these Church Systems the sooner will they turn away from them and seen information concerning the Lord's word. God fore-know and fore-told the doom and destruction of these unrighteous systems, saying "The doom of Bal bylon which Isaiah saw—Lift ye up a standard upon the high mountain (Kingdom), Bais; high your voice unto them, motion with the hands that they may enter into the gates of the princes." "I have commanded my sanctified I have also called my mighty ones for my anger; even them that rejoice in my highness They come from a far country; from the end of heaven, even the Lord and the weapons of jis indignation, to destroy the whole land. There is a noise of tumult upon the mountains like as of a great people; then a tumultious noise of the nations gathered together; the Lord of Host mustered the host of battle. Wail ye, for the day of Jehovah's at hand it shall come as a destruction from the Almighty, therefore all hands shall become weak and every mortal's heart shall meit and they shall have throes; as a woman that travaileth; they shall wonder every man as his neighbor, red like flames shall their faces glow. Behold the day of Jehovah cometh, direful wif day of Jehovah cometh, direful with wrath and fierce anger, to lay the land desolate; and he shall destroy the sinners thereof out of it. For the stars of Heaven and the constellations thereof shall not give D. J. HILL their light; the sun shall be dark in his going forth, and the moon shall not shed abroad her light. And I will visit on the world its evil and on the wicked their insinuity; and I will cause the arrogancy of the proud to cease, and the haughtiness of tyrants will I humble. I will make a man more precious than fine gold. Even a man than the golden wedge of Ophir. Therefore will I shake the Heavens and the earth shall be removed out of her place in the wrath of the Lord of Host, in the day of His fierce anger."—Isaiah 13:1.13. At this time the Church Systems, Catholics and Protestants, claim to be exceedingly rich and powerful, and are utterly indifferent to the teachings of Jesus and the Apostles, and have entirely forgotten the humility of these faithful servants of the Lord. But in God's sight they are exactly the object. Of them, the Lord says; "thou sayeth I am rich and increased with goods, and have need of nothing, and knoweth not that thou are wretched and miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked."-Rey, 2:7. Such being the solemn declaration against these unrighteous Systems, Catholics and Protestants those who have this knowledge should heed the warning from the Lord and flee out of her. "Thus saith the Lord, flee out the midst of Babylon and deliver every man his soul; be not cut off in her iniquity; for this the time of the Lord's vengeance he will render onto her a recompense. Forsake her; for her consume with the spirit and shall destroy with us of his presence." (1) The more informable have concerning these Church Systems will they turn away and seen information the Lord's word. God had fore-told the doom of these unrighteous ing "The doom of Ba1 Isaiah saw—Lift ye upon the high moun- judgment reaches unto heaven, and is lifted up even to the skies. My people, go ye out of the midst of her and deliver every man his soul from the fierce anger of the Lord."—Jer. 511, 45. This command meant that all order loving Christian people who love the Lord and who desire to please him and who come to a knowledge of Babylon's or Church System's wickedness, will desire to separate themselves from these evil systems and seek the truth and follow it. For the past two years the Babylonian's system in Germany, Austria-Hungary, Great Britian, Russia, Canada and the United States have been persecuting Christian people, who have refused to worship at her shrine and who have asked only to be permitted to teach the word as taught by Jesus and the Apostles and follow in the Master's footsteps. These persecutors have hailed Christians into the courts and railroaded some of them to prison without even giving them a trial. Particularly was this true in Germany and Austria, and in Canada where Christians were summarily dealt with and incarcerated without them an opportunity to be heard. In parts of the United States, officers, acting under the suggestion of the preachers, framed up evidence and caused the conviction and imprisonment of innocent men and women. These matters were brought to the attention of the rulers of the Land. The Lord had fore-told it should be thus saying: "They shall deliver (some of) you up to councils (courts)' and in the synagogues (church system) ye shall be beaten, and ye shall be brought before rulers and Kings for my name's sake for a testimony against them—Marn 13:9. It will be noted that the Lord gave utterance o these words in answer to the question as to what would be the proof of the end of the world. He said that shall be a world war, and famines and pestilences, earth quakes (Revolutions) in various places, and then should come these persecutions by the Babylonish systems. We are now in that time; the doom of Babylon is sealed, her fall is impending and near at hand. When the Church systems are dashed to pieces by the sledge hammers of truth and the people are liberated from her bondages and the greater light of the truth which is now due shine in upon them and they fully realize that the old order of things are passing away because he world has ended, then they will realize that the times of blessings are here, and millions now living and walking about upon earth will never die and go into the grave because Christ's Kingdom will soon be inaugurated, offering life, liberty and happiness to all who renier themselves obedient to the terms of this Governedment which is now in process of establishment. By RICHARD J. HUH ARHISTIC BRUTE SOUGHT (A. N. P. Service) HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 19—Mrs. Jeannette L. Ryder, Band of Mercy, Havana, Protector of Animals and Chillen, is seeking Howard Butler, a preacher, painter and carpenter. Last heard of in Nassau, Key West Mobile, and Tampa. Mrs. Ryder has denounced Butler before the American Legation and Criminal Court of Havana with, "A Criminal action in having abandoned his three motherless children immediately after the suicide of his young wife and fleeing without a passport or record, to the jurisdiction of the United States." The story of Butler's treatmet of his wife and children, gives one a ereepy feeling. Upon her death bed the dying woman said: "I did it because I did not care to see another child suffer. Butler has not fed those I've already borne him. Georgia Loses Tonsorial Leader (A. N. P. Service) DAWSON, Ga., Nov. 19—The most prominent Colored barber in this section of Georgia died here last Wednesday morning. He has been regarded an intelligent leader of his people here a long number of years and was highly respected by the whites. His funeral was largely attended by all classes of the citizens of Dawson. Willie Gets The Rope A. N. P. Service BEAUMONT Texas Nov. 19—Will Johnson was adjudged guilty of mur der of Miss Dot Vauchelet a young white woman of this city last Monday morning. He was sentenced to be hanged by the court. NILE QUEEN BUILDING THE HOME OF EXCLUSIVE TOILET NECESSITIES NILE QUEEN CORPORATION BETTER THE BEST NILE QUEEN PRODUCTS Nile Queen Building—Home of Nile Queen Preparations An Unu for men and women week. We have cover city, county organization work organized on a pr a new plan which investors. Wide awake men or have their so afford to overlook For Inco Kask 3423 Indiana A THE 47 Divi WE WANT to get in RACE PRIDE REPO ION to Offer Any W FACTS. Our Compa SYSTEM, and Book Good Writers. An Unusual Opportunity women and women capable of earning salary of $5 per city, county or travel entire state territory do- nization work. The Nile Queen Corporation re- nized on a profit-sharing basis is putting into new plan which offers a gilt edge opportunity restors. 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When this offer expires, the list will be put in the hands of a repre- Description of Bag and Fittings The Ladies' Traveling Bag, made of genuine seal leather, black, silk lined, fitted with white Parisian Ivory toilet articles, including one large bevel edge mirror, hair brush, comb, tooth brush holder, taleum holder, tooth powder holder, nail file, button hook, salve jar and soap box. Reliable Trunk Factory Boots! Boots! Boots! We knew it would come—it did—this cold snap—and our last week's business on Women's Dress Boots was enormous—consequently we are going to give you an opportunity to get out of those low cuts into any one of the numerous styles we are offering this week, which include Queen Quality Shoes at a low price level that will surprise you. WE ARE SHOWING The "Mary McSwinney"—a new famous Brogue Walking Boot—a rich dark brown calfskin, Goodyear welt—a new heel—very special at Others in the new Walking Military black and brown, as low as____$6.95 Black and brown French Heel DressBoots—very extra ____$8.95 Remember the famous GLOVE GRIP, the shoe that grips the arch without the horrible toe-in effect—an osteotorsal last, made in all new leathers and snappy styles carried only—Putter's. Opposite Hotel Tulsa Boots We knew it would come— was enormous—consequen- any one of the numerous price level that will surp WE A FO The "Mary McSwinne dark brown calfskin, Goo Others in the new Walk Black and brown French Men's BRO Remember the famous G an osteotorsal last, made 203 South Main Street High Class ```markdown ``` furful Ivory Fitted cost whatever name is drawn our cust E'S THE R purchase of anything in our day, November 27th, will names. 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ARE SHOW FOR THIS SALE mney”—a new famous Brogue Goodyear welt—a new heel—vo Boots! is cold snap—and our last week going to give you an opportunity are offering this week, which is SHOWING HIS SALE new famous Brogue Walking Boots—a new heel—very special at $11.45 alking Military black and bro ench Heel DressBoots—very ex ROWN Calf very black and brown, as low as ssBoots—very extra Calf One lot Boys' hide inlay bet absolutely prev Goodyear Welt Real SNAPPY English Last $7.45 GLOVE GRIP, the shoe that made in all new leathers and sn Putte 7.45 Boys' Calf, Gun pedic Lasts—Go range from $3.45 IP, the shoe that grips the are w leathers and snappy styles Puller's Putler's POPULAR-PRICE STORE TULSA STAR, Saturday, November 20, 1920 AWA WEEK Bag Presented to the lucky person from the list of owners. PROPOSITION: A native of the Tulsa Tribune, who will, pick out one of the names. The winner announced in the Tribune, and the Bag will be without cost. and Fittings If a gentlemen's name is picked, the wives choice of the bag or a Genuine Leather with straps all around. Be sure to leave your name and add purchasers will be given the same chance to shop in person. Bank Factory STREET, Open evenings until 9:30, Sa ts! Boot last week's business on Women's Dress opportunity to get out of those low cut which include Queen Quality Shoes a sentative of the Tulsa Tribune, who will, blind-folded, pick out one of the names. The winner will be announced in the Tribune, and the Bag will be delivered without cost. If a gentlemen's name is picked, the winner may have choice of the bag or a Genuine Leather Suit Case with straps all around. Be sure to leave your name and address. Mail purchasers will be given the same chances as those who shop in person. Boys' Tan Lace Extension Sole Shoe play between two good leather soles stately prevents ripping. Sizes 5½ to 2. pair Billiken's Shoe erry the famous Billiken Shoe for childr n's Lifeline, which we claim to be one best wearing shoes made in America. from $2.75 up. Calf, Gun Metal and Glaze Kid English and Lasts—Goodyear welts—built to endure. from $3.45 and up. is the arch without the horrible toe-in styles carried only—Putter's. One lot Boys' Tan Lace Extension Sole Shoes, elkhide inlay between two good leather soles which absolutely prevents ripping. Sizes $1½ to 2. Extra special, pair $3.15 Billiken's Shoes We carry the famous Billiken Shoe for children, also Billiken's Lifeline, which we claim to be one of the very best wearing shoes made in America. Prices range from $2.75 up. Boys' Calf, Gun Metal and Glaze Kid English and Orthopedic Lasts—Goodyear welts—build to endure. Prices range from $3.45 and up. NTING Our S AWAY WEEK Presented With a lucky person in the list of POSITION: The Tulsa Tribune, who will, blind-fold- one of the names. The winner will be the Tribune, and the Bag will be deliv- cost. Fittings Men's name is picked, the winner may of the bag or a Genuine Leather Sui- raps all around. Leave your name and address. Mai- bil be given the same chances as those person. Factory Open evenings until 9:30, Saturdays 10 Boots! business on Women's Dress Boots to get out of those low cuts into lude Queen Quality Shoes at a low Open evenings until 9:30, Saturdays 10 30 ```markdown ``` en Lace Extension Sole Shoes, elk-en two good leather soles which suits ripping. Sizes 5½ to 2. Extra $3.15 ken's Shoes ous Billiken Shoe for children, also made, which we claim to be one of the big shoes made in America. Prices up. Metal and Glaze Kid English and Ortho-clear welts—built to endure. Prices up. without the horrible toe-in effect—cried only—Putter's. "Where They Know How to Fit Feet" NG Our Spee The recent Republican Victory in the presidential campaign has brought about a rather peculiar reaction in the attitude of Democratic departmental heads in Washington towards Colored employees as evidenced by attempts to deny them the privilege of the two and one-half day monthly leave granted all government employees. Ia is alleged that many Colored employees have been discharged on the ground of being absent without leave when in truth they have simply made use of the granted time of leave. Many subtle methods were resorted to during the recent election to gather evidence which might be used against an employee. One of these methods was the taking of a straw vote among the \'clerks of several of the departments, asking that each employee indicate his choice for President and Vice-President—this to be used as a weapon against him BOWARD ESTABLISHES SORORITY HOUSE (By The Associated Negro Press) Washington, D. C., Nov. 19-Perhaps one of the most progressive and far reaching actions taken recently by present administration at Howard University is the permission granted to the Greek letter organizations among its college women to establish and maintain Sorority homes. The new step taken is a clear indication of the progressive attitude of the administration and its recognition of the high type of womanhood represented in its student body. The ororities are already making A "Little" Out of Your Pay Each Week is a splendid way to SAVE and at the same time wear your favorite article of jewelry. $1.00 Per Week WE ARE OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT. We have TWO STORES and we can positively sell you high class jewelry at CASH PRICES on payments. Come in. make your selection now, pay a little down, and you'll never miss the balance in small weekly installments. Five Children Killed When Stove Explode Five Children Killed When Stove Explode PARENTS ALONE ESCAPE—IN VESTIGATION UNDER WAY OKLAHOMA CITY.—Five Colored children were killed here late Sunday win a coal stove at their home three miles northeast of the capitol guiding exploded and demolished the house. Only the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Nash survive. They were slightly injured. Three of the children were killed instantly and the other two died at a hospital late last night. Th youngest was aged 18 months and the oldest 12 years old. An investigation was started today by city authorities to determine the cause of the explosion. The force of the blast, which hurled the stove through the roof, led the belief may have been produced by other than natural causes. The possibility that there might have been some powerful explosive in on near the stove was expressed today by A. W. McWilliams justice of the peace who is heading the investigation. Government Officials Make Life Unbearable (By The Associated Negro Press) WASHINGTON, JUN. 16 (Nov. 19) ```markdown ``` plans to take advantage of the opportunity to enter and equip the houses to be placed at their disposal by the University so that their members may enjoy the privilege of more complete fraternity life. It is contemplated that, in addition to thf House Metrons who will be with the ladies in the Sorority homes, the University will also have a Matron to aid in promoting the culture and refinement which these organizations foster. The Alpha Kappa Sorority, which is one of the products of Howard University college women, having been organized at the University in 1908, has already secured from the University a house which is located on the University grounds. MYSTERIOUS DEATHS IN SERV-VANT QUARTERS BAFFLE THE POLICE. The police department was busy today trying to solve the mysterious deaths of Merton White,30, and Jessie Johnson, 20, Colored, found dead in the servant quarted in the rear of J. M. Gillette's residence, p150 Terrace drive. White, fully dressed, was found lying acdoss the bed, and the woman was lying on the floor. They had both been frothing at the mouth before death and other evidence convinced the officers that some form of poison caused their end. Their bodies were taken to the Jackson morgue. Detectives Rice and Gordon, assigned to the case, declared they could find no trafe of any poison in the quarters and said that members of the Gillette family had heard no noise last night. The bodies were found about 9 o'rlock this morning Elks' Rest Room The Elk Lodges of Tulsa have inaugurated an excellent and necessary adjunct to their other nitable activities by opening up on second floor of building at Southwest corseir if Archer and Elyin a nicely equipped "Rest Room." The Room is ready for use and Mr. J. E. Hardy who has been attendinb to the equipment of it says it is quits likely to become one of the most popular institutions in Tulsa. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke wish to thank the Modern Priscilla Art Club for the shower of beautiful gifts Thursday evening. November 11th at the home of Dr. Thompson. 521 N. Detroit Street. "O WORSHIP THE LORD IN THE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS" The Rev. Father Crum of Trinity Episcopal Church. will conduct Evening Prayer and Song. at the services of the Colored Episcopal Church, held in Public Library on East Archer Street. Sunday Afternoon. 4:30 o'clock. ttle" Out of Pay Each Week will enable you to own a beautiful diamond, wrist watch or any piece of high grade jewelry in our store. This SAVE and at the of jewelry. WE ARE OUT RENT DISTRICT STORES and we sell you high CASH PRICES y selection now, p is the balance in n Jewel PAGE SEVEN 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 PAGE EIGHT THE TULSASTAR A. J. 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OUR POLITICAL FAITH are born equal and endowed with certain which are life, liberty and the pursuit of liberty. In the principles of true Democracy,iot, Thomas Jefferson, and without fear at all times fighting for an honest, in the principles to all men regardless of re "All men are born equal and endowed with certain inalienable rights, among which are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Thomas Jefferson. We believe in the principles of true Democracy as promulgated by the patriot, Thomas Jefferson, and without fear or favor, we will be found at all times fighting for an honest, impartial application of these principles to all men regardless of race or color. MEMBER OF PHILADELPHIA PRESS FIRST IN SERVICE ALL BE DIFFERENT after March 4—exact which the black man is forced to live. HOW LIBERAL and free advice comes to a man's own mistakes. "Advice" is not what he be. REWARD for any one who will point out the publican and a white Democrat—where the question. Address The Tulsa Star. BULL was found in the Hotel Tulsa this week of consternation. Evidently the owner and Tie Your Little Bull Outside" could possibly be. EME COURT of Texas has reversed the state in the case of a colored man who assaulted a white woman. Surely the "love." YORK DISPATCH is the latest Easternernalistic waters. The paper bears the earn newspaper with a strong editorial staff. Here's contemporary. CIPLES of Jeffersonian democracy have no cause they are right. The perverted principle defeat November 2. Democracy in its true ster America and for the world. HIP RIGHTS go hand in hand with the righth one is denied the other should not be enlisted is denied the privilege of voting he she responsibility of paying taxes. OPRACTORS of Oklahoma are trying to write their prescriptions in English are taking. Not a bad idea. But judging to some of them Latin in its most intricate would be just as easy to read. AN CAMPAIGN MANAGERS in Oklahoma election that they had plenty of money, but their colored brethren—that was unnecessary—giving from the results and the scarcity of the gotten all the money and gone fishing. IT WILL ALL BE DIFFERENT after March 4—except the unholy conditions under which the black man is forced to live. FUNNY, HOW LIBERAL and tree advice comes to a fellow after he has discovered his own mistakes. "Advice" is not what he needs then—it's help. LIBERAL REWARD for any one who will point out the difference between a white Republican and a white Democrat—where the black man is on one side of the question. Address The Tulsa Star. A WHITE BULL was found in the Hotel Tulsa this week and the prize pet caused a deal of consternation. Evidently the owner did not think the old song about "Tie Your Little Bull Outside" could possibly apply to Tulsa's leading hostelry. THE SUPREME COURT of Texas has reversed the decision of the lower courts of that state in the case of a colored man who had been sentenced to hang for assaulting a white woman. Surely the "world any square and de sun do move." THE NEW YORK DISPATCH is the latest Eastern venture into the troublesome journalistic waters. The paper bears the earmarks of a real cosmopolitan newspaper with a strong editorial staff. Here's hoping the best for our Eastern contemporary. THE PRINCIPLES of Jeffersonian democracy have not suffered; they cannot suffer because they are right. The perverted principles of democracy went down in defeat November 2. Democracy in its true sense will live to save the day for America and for the world. CITIZENSHIP RIGHTS go hand in hand with the responsibilities of citizenship. If the one is denied the other should not be enforced. In other words, if any citizen is denied the privilege of voting he should also be exempted from the responsibility of paying taxes. THE CHIROPRACTORS of Oklahoma are trying to initiate a law to compel physicians to write their prescriptions in English so patients may know what they are taking. Not a bad idea. But judging from the illegible handwriting of some of them Latin in its most intricate terms, or Chinese for that matter, would be just as easy to read. REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN MANAGERS in Oklahoma frankly admitted before election that they had plenty of money, but it was not to be spent among their colored brethren—that was unnecessary—but among white Democrats. Judging from the results and the scarcity of money now the devils must have gotten all the money and gone fishing. NO ENCROACHMENT. THANK YOU. by the Tulsa Star, which "plays" the story we has been arrested for stealing chickens. The encroachment on somebody's rights." —Stiners' Column—the above inference we claim no priority仁iens. This is only one of the reprehensible forced association—not a right. With apolewls, and without envy toward the man who is no encroachment, Mr. Stiner's—none what IS INFORMED that several "choe joints" and that most of them are owned by officeration by county authorities of this report an "We notice by the Tulsa Star, which 'plays' the story with big headlines: that a white man has been arrested for stealing chickens. The Star seems to think it was an encroachment on somebody's rights." —Stiners' Column—Tulsa Tribune. Replying to the above inference we claim no priority rights in the game of stealing chickens. This is only one of the reprehensible qualities we acquired from enforced association—not a right. With apologies to the man who lost the fowls, and without envy toward the man who stole them, we submit there was no encroachment, Mr. Stiner's—none whatever. THE STAR IS INFORMED that several "choe joints" are in operation in the additions and that most of them are owned by officers. There should be some investigation by county authorities of this report and summary punishment meted to the supposed guardians of the law. It is a well known fact that crimes of this kind are running rampant in the additions with an arm of un-salaried deputy sheriffs, constables and their illegal deputies, in the field. Somebody is responsible and should be called to an accounting. IT'S A DIFFICULT MATTER to excite one's "race prids" when he goes to spend his money for food and clothes unless the prices are right. After all, the business man of any group who succeeds is the man who is able to meet competition. One's racial identity means little in the business world if he has the sagacity to face conditions and master them. Colored people, like all other people, have formed the habit of demanding 100 per cent value for every dollar they spend. Of course, it doesn't follow that they always get it, but it is not a bad habit at that. THE PREACHERS who are busy fighting what they are pleased to call Russellism would do well to spend more time earnestly studying the Bible perverted doctrines of which they are expounding to the people at so much per month. The people want the truth—unsophisticated plain intelligent truth—in most cases they are paving for something they do not get. Russellism may not—does not—meet the favor of the clergy as a whole, and a great many people of the laity have not as yet accepted it. But there is this about Russellism that should recommend it to thinking people—its doctrines are absolutely free. Certainly no one can deny that in its aspect there is a suggestion at least of something sacrilegious about the fellow who is hired at so much per to preach the word of God and who would quickly go on a strike if his salary was not paid him. Not only his salary but a house to live in with the fuel bill thrown in for good measure. As a striking contract to this, the exponents of Russellism live and practice great abnegation and absolutely refuse to accept money for the good they render mankind in the service of God. Between the two it seems to us that Russellism has a shade the best of the argument. MORE VOTES were cast in New York in 1916 than in the 10 states of the Solid South carried by the Democratic party in the present presidential election. These ten states, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, cast in 1916 a total of 1,598,015 votes. In the Electoral College they cast 114 votes. The total popular vote in 1916 was 18,526,743, and the total electoral vote, then as now, 521. Therefore, what of the South has remained solid even for Mr. Cox, while actually casting but eight and six-tenths per cent of the total vote scores twenty-one and fourteenths per cent in the Electoral College. Again, New York's 1,706,354 votes, or 108,339 more than those of the above ten states, are represented by but forty-five electoral votes, or about two-fifths the number of a region which New York exceeds in popular voting size by nearly ten per cent. When the full figures of the 1920 election are in discrepancy will be even more fragrant. For while the northern elect will be greatly augmented by the woman's vote, it will not materially the South's total. In the new Congress Republicans will have the power well as the right and duty, to put an end to this injustice based on counting of distranchised voters. If the South insists on denying the c American the supposedly inalienable rights given him under the Constitution it may not in addition pocket these votes as its own. CHECKING OLD SCORES AT THE DAWN OF A NEW DAY HUNDREDS of thousands of our boys went across for our country—now let us ask our country to come across for them. Let us federate our mutual understanding, mutual interest and mutual gaiming every Colored club and all organizations of every kind throughout the United States—so our twelve million people may bespeak their united demands—so we may be in position to "Fight for the things we have held nearest our hearts" "Democracy," "for the right of those who submit to authority to have voice in their own government." Nations are federating—labor is federating—and racial units all over the world are correlating and centralizing their power and influence for protection—why not we? Governments, societies, church denominations and fraternities, all, get their power by centralizing and pushing forward their aims and policies. Then in the spirit of "All for one and one for all," let us establish unity within the Race; and the social, industrial and political obstacles which we have suffered in the past will crumble before a determined, enlightened, united advancement of the Race. First, Let us protest against the hypocrisy of American democracy as demonstrated in (a) denying the Negro the absolute rights and privileges as citizens; (b) making him the victim of the undemocratic system of segregation the 20th century slavery; (c) the state and federal operation of the nefarious Jim Crow system; (d) depriving him of the opportunity of education in the Southern states; (e) exploiting his labor and holding him in practical peonage in the Southern states; (i) depriving him of the right of grimful occupation in Northern states; (g) depriving him of the right of trial by a jury of his peers; (h) excluding him from a voice in the government, though exacting from him the full performance of his duty as a citizen and a soldier to the supreme sacrifice in defense of the government; (i) to protest against denying him his full share, according to numerical strength in the reorganization of the United Army; (j) making him the victim of relentless persecutions, lynchings and burnings at the stake. Second, to demand the untrammeled right of the ballot in every state of the Union, and the enforcement of the Federal Constitution, especially the 14th and 15th amendments, everywhere in the United States. Palace Barber Shop There is an art in shaving and we are masters of the art. Good Service and Courteous Treatment is our inducements. Sonny Frazier, Prop. 106 N. Greenwood Tulsa, Okla. the number of a region which New York by nearly ten per cent. When the furious discrepancy will be even more flagrant will be greatly augmented by the work the South's total. In the new Congress well as the right and duty, to put the counting of distranchised voters. If American the supposedly inalienable it may not in addition pocket these wars. CHECKING OLD SCORES AT HUNDREDS of thousands of our let us ask our country to come across. Let us federate our mutual undergaining every Colored club and all the United States—so our twelve main demands—so we may be in position nearest our hearts—"Democracy," "for thority to have voice in their own gow Nations are rederating—labor is in world are correlating and centralizing tion—why not we? Governments, societies, church of their power by centralizing and pushing in the spirit of "All for one and one for Race; and the social, industrial and poin in the past will crumble before a deemment of the Race. First, Let us protest against the demonstrated in (a) denying the Negro citizens; (b) making him the victim of the 20th century slavery; (c) the farious Jim Crow system; (d) depriving in the Southern states; (e) exploiting peonage in the Southern states; (f) depriving in Northern states; (g) depriving his peers; (h) excluding him from a vow from him the full performance of his supreme sacrifice in defense of the going him his full share, according to no of the United Army; (j) making him lynchings and burnings at the stake. Second, to demand the untramme the Union, and the enforcement of the 14th and 15th amendments, everywhere. OKMULGEE NEWS The Okmulgee County Teachers' Association met Saturday at the Dunbar High School. A splendid program was rendered. Mr. Whaley of Wagoner County addressed the Association on the subject "The Relation of the Teachers to the State Association." Misses Nell Leftridge and Nannie E. Day, members of the Dunbar Faculty, are on the sick list this week. Madam Florence Cole-Talbert rendered a concert Wednesday, October 17th in the Dunbar School Auditorium. The Okmulgee City and County Teachers are preparing to attend the State Teachers' Association which meets in Tulisa Nov. 25-27 '20 Miss F. L. Dean was the welcome guest of Miss Maxey E Green of N. Porter Sunday. Misses Lelia Dean and Corinne Dean were guests of Misses Beulah and Helen Sprague of Tishomingo, Oklahoma last week. Mr. C. W. Fireman was the honor guest at a dinner party Monday evening when his wife Mrs. C. W. Foreman entertained in honor of his birthday. The color scheme was beautifully carried out with the candles and other greenery. Guests present included Prof. Fort, Dr. Carpenter, Dr. R. E. Long Dr. A. G. Wallace and Lawyer Evans. Mrs. C. D. C. Jones of Tulsa was a guest of Mrs. M. M. Wallace last Sunday. Rev. T. W. Stephens pulled off a successful rally at Union Baptist Church at Grayson. $400.00 was raised. Rev. G. G. Gratton finished a successful year's work, as pator of St. Paul C. M. E. Church Sunday, Nov. 14th, having raised more than Two Thousand dollars. Rev. Gratton made a splendid record in his community, a splendid type of Christian leadership. Okmulgee longs for his return. He dart for his annual conference Monday morning. Mr. S. A. Maxey a prominent citizen of Paris, Texas, was here last week. In the foot ball game Friday between Dunbar and Tulsa the scire was 8-7 in favor of Tulsa. Remember to call at the Owl or City Drug Store or the News Stand for the Tulst Star and othtr Race papers and magazines. Cash. Atlanta Man Establishes Social Center (By The Associated Negro Press) ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 21—The Herndon Social center and Day nursery has been opened in the new quarters at 411 Dover Street purchased and equipped as a cost of about $10,000.00 by A. F. 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Central, Oklahoma City, Okla. --- popular voting strength 1920 election are in, the northern electorate will not materially swell will have the power, as justice based on the on denying the colored under the Constitution. —The Nation. 319-321 —New York Dispatch and has only waited to secure proper location. He bought the property and fitted it up at his own expense and deeded the entire parcel over to the Gate City Free Kindergarten association. He has also assumed the salary of a worker who will be in charge. COLORED BOY EXCELS AS POET His Verses Pronounced Superior in Contest in which Whites Paricipated (By The Associated Negro Press) NEW YORK, N. 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