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tfl Tf TDft A rkwrw W.i'sK e2 l'IJ? "ye" 'J mc prrrsLur.cii coininr: MEET IM EiARLEI jjjrt Nadeiid Drive to Raise Funds For Negro Baptist; Schools and Colleges. By Cleveland G. Allen vffW YORK. N. IW ft Xhe Board qf Directors of i 9 It national xwipuat uonyen jjjn, of which Rev.

Dr, L. K. filliams is president, and the jijest Negro religions organization 3 the world, held its mid winter Them lit' tna Mafrniutlit jptiit Church from November 80 to enber parin; the At days session, th wntion addressed itsalf wftal drs pertaining to the work that The convention urged greater ln Mt in" PfilU'ation and aHirnMtu4 1 1 (irrar leadership and vision on the i .1... VT vx bus tgtw uiuuivu um I i i 11 i BipUtt nurcxu rwiore uie conven it passed a resolution I 1 1 1 1 gBJif ior a nauonai arive to raise 5udi for the Negro Baptist schools ed colleges of the country, which mold serve to endow many of these ititutions. The sessions were Airscterized by marked harmony od tingleness of purpose, and the FOUND $67.50 P.

rItM Th day mtut I ternd Dnam Plan.t lnella In nv Mn tmi pune cantatnlnr SST.B0. Iut, H. tay "I never had aach won fctfol luck before." Year the hornfnff nf ineenea 4a tK. i Mured ceremony In almost erery r. orwn.

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in ot. rooms. MP," rJon pt 4 ..35 I rooms. 45 iiijujcs ana Apartments i 1 A rtiUAL, Bldg. S39 Fifth Ave.

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call 3. 2S4S. T. or coioreai; Sleeping oithfJ" (colored). 1150 1165 iiwa r'; r.z i fi O.

Clerks. HaU s.v Pd 1140 to SZSS 1 How to Qualify." free. Umi'. Bureau. 4S4.

8t. 1 unfurnished rooms BlIrvF11 140 o'r call at Zlif11 Sc. East End. s. J.

si i I IV RENT ltooms 43 Arthur $25 hou. 2123 Rose St: SO a. house2921 Webster Ave. 45 ho 2538 Wvlie 50 r1. house 3367 Milwaukee St.

65 uase iiz Webster Ave. 40 flat 2141 Wvli. K0 la. Sat 54 Lawson 35 Jicuse 21 53 D. R.

FWK AMa J)7 Wyire Ave. Grant 3743 3 eSitSBBBBMs eBBSB Three rooms and bath iajflth Juiiuehnna St. S27 per 3tTvr.rr I WISHED ROOJX for rent; all rnnsnlaNM. I'C1 Phone Mayflower MS. FOR teptt fMm 'av showed that great progreM ha been made during the year.

trP10 interest of the conven HOB VI Ju. I fcuuuuer ptans CO 4 on SllTi American UspUst Seminary also at Nashville. There vera 9 HA .4 rT ji "a visitors th pcWintr? convention, her. tome of the ouS Unding leaders cf the Baptist Pocn maang mid win of The convention opened a Wednesday morning and closed with a mass uuuuiy autemoon. At the opening session the convention was formally welcomed to the city, 1 evening session on Wednes and general workers of the convention were presented.

At the afternoon session on rhursday, greetutga were brought to the convention I on behalf of the white Baptists ok America, by L. uZIl nierican baptist Home Mission Society, and Dr. Smith, secretary of the 5etJ Baptist Home Mission So from the Foreign Mission Board, and the Sunday School Publishing Board. At the evening session on Thursday, the principal feature was a symposium of the National Baptist Convention Work. Prominent delegates from various sections of the country told of the work that the convention was doing for the religious and social betterment of the race.

The outstanding feature of the session on Friday evening was the address of Dr. L. K. Williams, president of the National Baptist Convention. Dr.

Williams was presented by Dr. E. W. D. Isaacs, secretary of the B.

y. P. Tj. Board as the acknowledged leader of 4,000,000 vt AixiaixiH mAifa taia at. a ar aJaUIL AOEOTS tl 1 En jti oro hosiery for men, women, and children.

Must wear SSlif.1 to the Top" TVI maae ssa in one time ahoald pay yow TS.OO an hoar. No wirtaiicB iieoaeu. vy luralsa "i oe tor ytflir own use FREE. ISTaw xr 7 suv Lker wnat "i YTlte ulck. Phone Bliand SOS First Class Servto and Accommoda uon v.ourreous treatment.

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Wrfte Madison Mills Manufacturers. EE! BfMllwiT. MW Vnflr City. FOR SALE Two apartment house, 100S Garrett St. One block from Franks town Avenue car line and one block from High School.

Price $6,000. Call Abbey Rogers, Schenley 1782, tf 1927 LATE MODEL CHEVROLET COUPE i Fully eaulrmad faur hvAr.ultj. absorbers; three months old; barrain. Twelve months to pay. Call May uower siJ9.

MEN AND WOMEN. It up TJ. Oor ernment life lobs. Commence to 1188.00 month; steady; common education sufficient. Sample coaching and full particulars FREE.

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SINGERS WANTED Elklna Dextra Negro Chorus William C. Elklna. Director Address 137 West 117 th SL. New Tork City. Telephone Mornlnrsida 311.

Management David Samuels. Suite 1812. l50 Broadway. WANTED Three colored shoe makers. Apply Keystone Shoe Factory.

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128S. Lavender Chemical Greenville, S. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room; gas. bath end electric Convenient to 85 and 83 car. Phene Mayflower 50S8.

623 Herron Ave. FOR RENT. BrusMon district; four rooms, first floor; modern conveniences, electric refrigerator. Concession on unexpired time. Write H.

care of Pittsburgh Courier. 12 17 FURNISHED ROOM for one gentleman; bath, electric and telephone service, with use of piano. If desired. Located In the Fifth ward. Call Mayflower 7354.

RESTAURANT FOR SALE Good location, old stand, good business. Desire to sell by first of year. Mast retire from business. Price reasonable to quick buyer. Call or write Vera Pender, 306 Braddock Braddock, Pa.

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Experience sar necessary. JWrlie Dept. 7, American Detective System. Broadway. NtW orjc CINCINNATI, Ohio l1 20 years ahead of his time said pretty Miss Hasel scridge, secretary of the TJ.

N. A. at the CinHnnsti oSke, when asked if she would emit the work now that Mr. Garvey had been deported. She declared she had been with this fine group of people four year had no reason to leave now that 1 they needed her.

"During the two years her I have learned to love these people. I would never want to see a more loyal group than the members of the U. N. Escridge declared. "They have a vision inspired by their leader and that vision will remain with them.

I look and listen to them, and have my heart in the work. Trained young people are needed and it seems instead of reading and trying to help and underv stand, they are just making too quick conclusions, i "With all I have seen and learned I could not give up. this but continue to study for the betterment of the race. Mr. Garvey may have had his faults, but HAVE YOU NOT TOURS.

He should have another chance to try nis program." Heritage and Trusteeship." la an address that aroused enthusiasm from me large audience he told of the great heritage that the Negro enjoys who Is a member of the I Baptist church. "There are mora Negro members of the Baptist church than any other denomination." said Dr. wmiaroa, which number i nearly 4,000.000. which is the largest Negro religious organization In the world. The Baptist church in America is the most DOtent illustration of that ahllltv of the Negro to organise and govern oimsen.

Most or the other churches are governed from up stslrs." Dr. Williams traced the hlitom anil Ha. velopraent of the Baptist Church, and Deiere unrist left tne earth the Baptist church existed. "If the Baptist church has nothing special to offer" said Dr. Williams, "it should not exist.

Dr. Williams said that the Baptist church was democratic in its organization and existed without any common formulated creed, i He said that the Negro Baptist should treasure its heritage and as trustees, should pass cn to the agea. At the mass meeting on Sunday addresses were made by Drs. E. W.

D. Isaacs. W. H. Moses.

L. U. Jordan. J. E.

East and J. Austin. Prof. R. H.

Hudson, of Selma, Ala, secretary of the convention, said that the National Baptist Convention has a membership of 3.500,000, and 28.000 churches. It contributes 8110.000 to foreign missions and has erected a hospital in Liberia, where It la sending a trained nurse, and a resident physician from America. I The convention contribute annually 370.000 to education. The Publication House which the convention owns in Nashville, was erected at a coat of $650,000. and.

with i its present equipment and ground represent an outlay of 31.o00.G00. The American Baptist Theological Seminary at Nashytlle. which is one ef i the most important institutions under the control of the National i BaptUt Convention, for the training of ministers for the church, was erected as a gift from the hite Southern Baptists of $60,000. Rev. William Tj Araiger, president of the said that there were 40 students and four professors.

The property is valued at 32OO.000. The work of the seminary was otre of the vital matters that en paged the attention of the convention. The officers of te Educational Board are Dr. R. Ls Bradby.

of Detroit, Mlch chairman and Dr. F. W. Ien lck. Milwaukee.

Wia. vice chairman. The resolution calling for a national drive for education was offered by Rev. A. Ia James of Virginia.

The Woman's Auxiliary of the convention Is one of the important features of the work of the convention. Mrs. W. E. Lay ton of Philadelphia, is president of the auxiliary and Miss Nannie H.

Burroughs, secretary. The Foreign Mission Board headquarters of the convention is located in Philadelphia. The next meeting of the Board of Directors will be held in Milwaukee in June, in connection with the national Baptist l'oung People's meeting. The session of the convention will be held proper i next September In Louisville. 1 As the result of a conference be tween the National Baptist Convention and the American Baptlat Home Mission Society, it was agreed that the Home Mission Society would cooperate in their missionary work in the north and northwest.

The officers of the National Baotiat Convention are: Reva Williams. Chicago, president; Prof. R. B. Hudson.

Selma. secretary: J. M. Taylor. Louisiana; W.

H. Rosier. Cal ifornia: j. u. Jackson.

Connecticut. vice presidents; A. D. Williams. Geor gia, treasurer; ii.

D. Pearson, Chicago, auditor; Charles Robinson, at torney, and Dr. Lv G. Jordan, his torian. Northeastern Ohio Floor League Formed SALEM.

Deo. 8. Colored bss keteers met at the Memorial Building. Salem. last Friday evenina to organise the Colored Northeastern Ohio Basketball League.

Representatives from many of the cities in the northeastern part of the state were present. As a result teams In the league will represent the following cities: Salem. Alliance, Canton, Ravenna, East Liverpool. Steu benvllle. Akron.

Warren and Tounga town. The regular league organisation will take place on December 4 at the So So parlors la Toungstown. urncers will be elected and the 27 '28 schedule will be arrana ed. VII It am FtnKharrf, secretary of the Prints Klub, was elected secretary of the meeting at Toungstown and has sect out notices urging all clubs to send representatives to Toungstown. All teams wishing to Join the league are asKeo to get in touch wtth wuiiam s.

iiingnam, S3, North How ard street. Salem. O. I 1 as a razor edgt, out if her ttcek ovf a edge, but if her etoch infft wrinkle at the ankle no cms vill listen to her. "Well." siehed the nedestrian at the close cf a harrowing day, "I cer tainly suffer from that run down feeling; WILLIAM SS.

MARCTa. Press Seat 83. C. ALEXANDER, Vice 1144 eat ROBERT L. VANN EDITOR and TREASTRSER IRA F.

LEWIS H1R1GER ill SECRETARY JTJLIAR. JOTfES Aaat. Ctty rSdtta A. B. RICK eateraai Bettte A.

H. JOHIffSO AdvertVaiag Stgr. obertpUo as ta advance, yaarly.IlM Six Months a. 00 RTBTBY' MOREHOUSE By JfeTsai Dsrvte NACHVTLXJC, Tennu. Dec 8.

Lady Lok proved unkind to the Flsk Bulldogs, who lost a closely contested wlta Morehouse. 14 to 18. Play ng with badly crippled team, the Flsk eleven suffered the worst at a number of bad breaks which were an made the most of by Coach Harvey's Maroon Tigers. In the) first quarter, the running of Da via and Gee twice broajfht the ball within More'soraae's 14 yard line, but on each occasion the Tlger back field broke up peaaee that seemed sure touchdowns. In the second quarter the Maroon eleven, through the brmtauit running of Saunders and Forbes, carried the ball Into Flakt territory.

A pass from Saunders to Bell brought the ball to the nine yard Use and aa off tackle play took the ball to wltbla a foot of goal. Three times the Flsk line prevented the ball from going rver, but on the fourth down Saunders crashed through for a. touchdown. A paas from Saunders to Edmonds scored the point after goal. Early In the second half, Edmonds Intercepted a pass from Tost to Thornhill and ran S3 yards for a touchdown.

Ebcrhardt scored the extra point by an end run. Two touchdowns behind, the Bulldogs rallied and showed remarkable fight. Gee made two successive runs of 28 and 88 yards. A pass from Gee to Thornhill netted 14 yards. A long pass from Thornhill to Brooks ueued a teachdown.

Yost failed to maae point alter goal in an end run. In the fourth quarter a 25 yard run by Gee again paved the way for a touchdown. On the next Dlav with perfect interference, Petersen proved to be another Stevenson and ran right through Morehouse's line yards for a touchdown. Tost kicked goaL The score was now 14 to is and the Flsk stands went wild. Three times the Bulldogs broke through the line and blocked punts but with the ball in their possession were unable to gain tnrouga the Morehouse line.

Twice long passes failed. The game ended with the ball, on Morehouse's 13 yaid line. TbornhllL the mainstay or the Flsk team, was unable to do much running, owing to an Injured knee. The playing of Saunders, Forbes. Edmonds.

Mann and Pearson was outstanding In the Morehouse team Davis and Gee gained most ground for Flsk. while Brooks and Kilgore flayed superb football in the Jr'isk ine. Captain Walker. Bowles. Ma thee and Edmlston played their last game of college football for Flsk.

The gam was marked by clean play ing and good sportsmanship, there being only one 18 yard penalty In the whole game. i ine line up; Flsk I MaNk.a Brooks L. Archer Bowlee L.T.. Lattlmer Kilgore L. Allen Walker (O C.

ii.B Hogae R.Q Pearson "vans 1C T. Sherman RobinSOO R.E.. J. W. JnKninn Gee Q.B Brown Tost L.

11. Forbes "avis Paunderr Edmlston F. Eberhardt Substitutions: Flak Thornhill far Edmlston. Mathes for Robinson. Cos.

for Davia, Berrien for Brooks. Davis for Cox, Pope) for Davis. Brooks for Berrien. Robinson for Mathes, Bald win ior oowiea, reterson for Pope. Willis, for Baldwin; Morehouse Belt ior A.rener.

Blackburn for Eberhardt. Edmonds for Forbes. Grlce for Saunders. Forbes for Edmonds. Officials J.

H. Brown IVIrelnla IT referee; T. T. Groves (Talladetcai. umpire: A.

Jackson ilurri Brown), headlinesman. i Jazz Byrd's Team Loses To Ala. State UONTnOMlCRV ml. pv. Florida A.

A M. College struck a snag a mtir victorious marcn when they encountered the Alabama State Normal Harn.la it I. vi.i. had to accept a 2S 0 defeat edrr.lms Biuw rem mai conunum for the full game on a muddy field. whirl, had a 1 rl Kmh .1 k.

continuous rains of the preceding 24 iiuurs. inn was me noil game of the eeaaon to be played at Peterson Field since the Hornets seeson will be closed nest Saturday, when they ene aara thai i wi Alabama classic at Cramton Bow I. inrte iuii team including the Baby Horneta. uaarf t. nd Lewis, despite the fact that naini piayea tne Hornets on even terms for most of the game.

Cantaln A n.rui. xr i krw3i ana tfoaasva aia not no's, toga but their mates played a whale of a game vv iseir conrerence standing stand threat ma mjHBrri9 record with which ui, crucial tear Alabama State's Homecoming Day wwa. o.iiuua1 aAgents Wanted To sell Daddr Hair Dreaslnrr In every town and city. Be the first to become an agent in your city. Send ,1.00 and we will ship your first order, including samples.

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BE aetoi3v cxtt At tils tlma the Ctube are quite active In their attempt to pat aver part ef their scheduled program foe the year. Keen CJh Us a definite program ana a definite goal toward which it works, and the sap port that the public givea each group will largely determine the eiaceeee of their effort. Each club is doing a worthwhile piece of work and we trust that hey will receive yeur support la their attempt to put It oyer. The MeoeUek Cultural Qsb aa we know, gives sv eeholarsaUs) easts yeas to the Colored St ad eat gradaete treea MeKtaley High SchewL eke haa the nlgheet ecbolaetle average aa4 eke away to college. No matter wba the student la aa Voag aa he er she tneasures up ta the requlreaaeota of the echolarahlp ia his or her work.

On Thursday, Ieeeeaher 8th, the MeoeUek Club will award a teeuttful sliver set to the balder ef the lacky number among the tickets that axe sold by that club. TTaa procaade will go to help make up the echolar ehlp fund. In eonaectloo wtth tne awarding of the prise a epeeexlM prex gram has been prepared, for the evening. Remember the date. Deoeaker 8.

at the Urban Ieague Building. The Pi re aide dab will ipoeanr a minstrel on December 17 at tkve Community Center. Mre. Ella Johaaoo, who la chairman of the arrangements, promises a treat. ee corn ea out and spend aa enjoyable evening wita the 1 reside Club.

It reported that the prooeeds wtll ba applied ta tha awtdget for expeeieee Incurred by the clab la purchasing a new gas range an van ta the Urban League by the club. The Social Service Olrla Club have set the date aa December 21th for their Cabaret Dinner Daaeb at tha Community Center. This promisee to be a Joyoue affair with good rnaalc. beautiful decorations. entertainers snd a snappy revue of dainty maldeaa.

Heeervatloas can ba made by getting In touch with any member of the club. The Ladles Aid Society waa entertained by Mr. J. B. Walker ef Bread avenue on Thursday afternoon.

Mra Helen Drydea wee hoatese to the Fireside Club on Friday afternoon. Final arrangements for the minstrel waa made. On Wednesday evening the Mena lick Cultural Club met at the home of Mra M. B. Williams of Market street.

Plana for their affair aa December Sth were completed. ciune are being formed most every day at the Community Center. Young boy men, young ladies, women and children, are being carefully formed into groups that have a special appeal to them. The claaaea at this time number about 80 and etlll othere are waiting to be oreealsed. Volunteer workers dally offer their assistance and find plenty of work to a one.

To say the least, tha Comma alt serving the purpose for which It waa Intended. It le being used by the community. This la only part af the work dona by tha Urban League. While classes come and go, enjoy the building, learn and play, the great force must still be at work on larger probleme that concern our people and make dreams come true, such as the realization of our dreams of a Community House. The Community Brotherhood win hold Its annual meeting on Sunday.

I member 11, at a p. m. la the Canton Urban Learrue Community House. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. P.

L. Fenders of Cleveland, and aa ha le sucti a forcible speaker na oae caa afford to miss heerlnr him. Other speakers on the nroaram are Mr. Curtis. Mayor elect af the cltv: Mr.

W. M. Taylor. Rev. Faulkner.

Rev. M. Kalgler and Mr. R. H.

aireedlove. president of the Brother hood. On Saturday and Sunday of last week the Northern District of the Sunday School Institute met at the Mount Calvary Baptist church. Schools from Teoacitowa Masai 11 on. Alliance and other nearby towee were represented by delegate that numbered about twenty.

Rev. James Crabte of Cleveland, le president or the Institute aad else field missionary of the stste. Rev. James Crable preached to the group on Sunday mornlnr. air.

S. B. Booker, executive eecretary of the T. M. Toungstown, Ohio, delivered an address to the Institute en Sunday afternoon.

Mr. 8. 8. Booker waa for mally national prealdent ef the Alpha ini Aipna fraternity. Trie discussions were led by Mr.

Helen Drydea and Miss Emma D. Turpln. The nest meeting will ba held at ML Calvary church la Touagstown. Saturday and Sunday af Easter weekt. At this time a cnolr contest wtll ba a feature.

A Oliver loving cup will be awarded to the winner. Rev. E. M. Kel trier who baa been absent from the pulpit for some time recuperating from an accident, has returned to nia pastorate.

TUTORS Rev. T. Iahom, Baptist State Secretary, wae a visitor la the ctty last Sunday. Other visitor were Mr. 1'alm.

Mra Johnston, Mra Sponsor of Youngstown: Rev. P. A. Milliard. Mra Edna Lewia.

President of State of Women worker rrom Akron. Mra. Hasel Powell Alexander aad on. Bernard, have returned to their home In Huntington. W.

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Mr. and Mrs B. B. Itobtnasa have returned svfter a rooter trip te De troit. Mich.

Tbey were the srueets ot Mr. aad Mrs. J. H. John so a.

it an a aai a a a van we and Mr. and sir a W. SI rows, 8148 Hartford aveeee. There ta hardly any field la which the white group le engaged that we cannot end oer group also actively taklag part. For Instance la that Impelling Little Theater aCaveaaeat, we heve fallea la Itee aad are see.

trtbuttng our list ta tha arta draaae aad literature. Since the establiahmeat el the Sret aettlesneet theater ta thle eeeatry et Hail Mouse, Chloas o. several aoch theatera. thooa af ta sociological cave sprung ap. Am on tbls number several are composed af Nvarro play ere aad workera, we r.na otaer group aet ar this rpe else putung over rood work la ho sVsld af acting aad deelaaiasr.

eta. Bat tt la froea tbeeo so ore a sattle saonta that we find the etreagwet ergaalaalsoa. This Is obvious, they a place ta waiect to hoaee their Irlt. close cob tart with the aeaeral peblic, and aupperted by an argaalsed eor. xnea, tee.

it asignt ae attnb tad to the fact that while the settle. srveat theater field limited It ha a great appeal to womea ba wlah ta combine art aad service. Woiase ueualiy have more time ta aive to this eort ef acUvlty thaa de men. it oae orten sea eald that tr oae waate anythlna to a over bla tro a comnaally. gel the womsa behind, the roject and it win aver.

From the beerraalasr af the Little Theater Movement la the United Statea'ln 1111 women hav takea aa active part la every phase ef It or raaisatioa: men as maeaging aad directing. Catll today we and woanea both sTToeee occupytag wartoaa pe Sltloae of great responsibility. Oer woraea are not only ereetiaa draaaa. tbey are writing about IC They are doing more, by thetr epleodid at lag before targ audieace they ere gradually teartag away that atiaea phere created by the eld black faced mlnstreL Helping the Pwblte ta reel. aa taat the Ntcre aa more to offer tkaa a black faced comedian.

We ere contributing; actreeees la the truest sense of tha word. Act who put liner, amotion aad preaalon lata tbety work, actreesee whose passione rtee aad fall, like the worst or a great vssuvius, shooting out it great now or liquid are that burlee ell beneath It roth wtth Its liquid re too long etsotbered la a ooiiing tumultuous pool ot emelterteg reetlees eaergy. ettrred up end freed at last by OoJe own dee.ga. If we. aa a little theater group, eaa do ao more thaa give ta the glrf aad sot who baa heard the comoelliaa voice ot the theater a to ox 5 ALWAYS HAVE LUCE w.V la.

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