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ion SUNDAY JUNE 13, 1926 Real Silk Made FOAHGE REVEALS DEPUTY From Crab Shell Coast Leads US. In Suicides, With San Diego at Top EX-SULTAN'SBDDY HELD Fl DEBT By Berlin Savant fir UrS. FILIPINO COTTON TRADE NABBED BY JAPAN AND GRIND ACTDVDTDES J. AAOfclG NEGROES Oelilah WOULD POIfJCAIRE SECRET U. S.

DEBT ORDER a r'l Chemical Process Produces men man Women More Take RADERS RUBBER LANDS ITALIAN Genuine Fibers From "Chilin" in Plates. Increase 1921 elected th'elr delegates to serve at Last Sunday was a history mak" lng day for the colored people of By KIMIAIt AXSPI, MOHiitn NEW YORK, June 12. The War Premier Told Expert this time. They are Mesdames Sledge. Wall Ceola Brown, Mathews and Wilkerson.

The alternates are By Badio to I ha Oakland TRIBUNE and the Oakland, a dream that Incited cmcago Daily Newt. Low Tariff Enables Success-ful Rivalry Against U. S. Manufacturers. suicide ratio is increasing, with the Puciflc Coast and the mid-west Mesdames Lawson, O.

Loungress, New DeLt Settlement Sugges tion Now Considered by Chamber Committee. Rich Moslems Appealed to by Impoverished Family to i Pay. $20,000 Due. more than ten years efforts having been realized in the dedication of liLKLlX, June 12. Real silk Fayment Must Wait on Ger man Reparations.

the Market street branch. Y. M. leading the eastern cities in pro portlonof sulcldestopopulation7 A. The appreciation of the citizen was shown by-the -crowds at the buildings and grounds.

A short Figures compiled by Frederick Bt WAT.TFTt nORIV PATTX" SCOTT MOWRKR. By BAI SCOTT MOWRKR. Spatial Corrctpondenr f. Tbe Oakland (SpMial Cabl. Th.

Oakland TRIBUNE Hoffman, statistician of a life siocKings, shirts, gowns and underwear made from lobster and crab shells -and-from-the "wing covers of June bugs and other beetles Is the promise being brought to America by Prof. Alois Herzog. director of the Kaiser W'ilhelin Institute for fiber chemistry. Professor Herzog's disco v'erv By Radio to The Oakland TRIBUNE and the in. cnicafo Duly vrw insurance company and published Morgan, Dozier and Logan.

Callfornlans are proud of two graduates this "from Howard University in Washington, D. C. Dr. W. J.

Johnson this week, received his degree as a M. D. from Howard University with the extra honor of being appointed interne In the hospital of Kansas City, Mo. Homer Ingraham, also a graduate of the University of California. program was arranged, and Rev.

Nelson Pryor, pastor of First A. XI. E. church, acted as master of TRIBUNE nd the Chtcaro Daily Mewl Foraifn Servica. MANILA, P.

June 12. Al iCiucago Daily Newi. PARIS, June 12. It is reliably PARIS, Juno 12. Ittrestlng In the current spectator, show that the 1925 suicide rate In 75 cities tight thrown on the French pol reported that Outrey, deputy from though the Philippine Islands are rencn inao-c nina, proposed re loy toward th American debt In the largest, overseas market for cently in a secret session of the col onial commission that the chamber th last few years by the publics tlon of secret Instructions by for American cotton manufacturers, was 15 per 100,000 as against 15.3 per 100,000 in 1924.

Dr. Hoffman's figures show that Ran Diego, has the highest rate of recorded cities, nnniely, 39.6. New York has 20.4 and Brooklyn, 10.6. Men are more prone to commit of deputies cede to the United States two million acres of lund the Philippine tariff, unrevised received his degree as M. D.

this week from the Northwestern Uni ceremonies- Addresses were delivered by Dr. Newman, In regard to the years when he acted as secretary on part time while he was attending the dental college. But, upon his graduation and beginning practice of his profession, it became necessary that the organization secure a full-time secretary. Hence they now have Attorney Wm. E.

Watkins, a former sec naer Premier Polncalrs and his minister of finance. Lest eyre, the since 1909, is so low on many Items in Cambogla, for the pujviose of means that In the future the world can scarlet lobsters one day, carry the shells and claws to a factory and later wear garments of silk spun from these heretofore waste products. The silk will he real, not artificial. That Is, It will have the same fundamental composition as the COCOOn Of the Rllk wrm rjool cilt growing rubber. that two-fifths of the cotton manu versity In Evanston, 111.

Both are native sons from San Bernardino, CaL. They were active members French expert, Parrnentler when Outrey's idea was that the facturers trade of the Islands goes suicide than women. In each he was sent to Washington In 1922 of the Oakland Lyceum while to otner countries than the United United States, in return for this land, should cancel a large part of The Instructions say France fully studying at U. C. 000 of the population of the dies 18.6 men killed themselves, while The liisular cotton tariff the French debt.

The Question is recognizes her debt but finds the has become one for revenue onlv retary, of Twelfth street branch, Washington, D. C. By CONSTANT-INK BUOWr. (Special Cable to The Oakland TRIBUNE and the Chicago Daily New.) LONDON. June 12.

According to reports received by the Turkish embassy In London, the body of the late Hultan Mehmet is being kepi as a surety by Italian merchants to whom the' former Turkish ruler owed some $20,000 for food and clothing used by himself and his family. The court purveyor obtained from a judge in San Reiiio seals, which they affixed to Villa Magnolia, (he late emperor's residence, and the body of the deceased rulee cannot be removed for interment at Damascus until the debt is settled. The sultan's relatives, including Caliph Abdul Medjld, are in such impoverished circumstances that they caniiol pay the debt and they have appealed to Agha Khan and othr prominent Indian Moslems to provide tlx; necessary funds to release the dead man's body. (Copyright, 1926, The Chicago Daily Newi.) 4 20 DKCItF.F.S KKKSNO. June 12.

With the only 6.8 women were suicides. American dent funding: law un according to Investigations by the American Chamber of Commerce. Rev. G. C.

Coleman, of Nortn acceptable. The document asserts 1G1MS Oakland Baptist church, gave a Ballroom in Grotot jniring the nr-st quarter of this year the total value of seven types there can be no separate settle ments but should be a general set tlement of all war debts. short address on the history of the organization. He said. In part, "that Popular at Rome It)MK, June 12.

A dance In. Is a form of albumen, called chitin. Today's artificial silk is cellulose, made from, wood pulp. But the crab -shells, lobster claws and beetle wing coverings are also chl-Un. Professor Herzog.

after long experiments, discovered a method of dissolving (he remnants of lobster and crab feasts and making tliore-rroni a substance from which long silken fibers, cheniicallv identical or cotton goods imported into the islands was $5,136,637, of which $3,060,375 worth came from the a little more than ten years ago, owing to the rapid growth of Oak NCTIMSOFTHHBS Germany' having: nothing, and France having: therefore been obligated to reconstruct her devastated regions wholly with her own land, Rev. Li. A. Brown aeciaea United States. Japan and China the time was then due that some subterranean ballroom, decorated in a manner surpassing the most fantastic inventions of the Arab supplied J.706.3!.ri square yards of provision be made for a x.

M. resources, the Instructions continue, muslins, the I nited States 1.34S said to have been referred to a subcommittee for further study. The idea of ceding part of the French colonies to the United States in payment of the war debt has been suggested repeatedly, but never before in this form. There is strong opposition to giving ui the West Indian colonies of Mnv-tinlque and uaileloupe, as was suggested in the United States senate, but there would doubtless be less objection to ceding a part of Indo-C'hiiia. Nevertheless.

French opinion Is profoundly reluctant to see the national territory diminished for any reason whatsoever after a victorious war. (Copyright, 1926, The Chicago Dally Newi.) A- for this group. He spoke to sev Due to cheap labor the goods architects, was the novelly offered visitors to the Grotto of Posthiiiula It is absolutely lmpossiblo for France to pay its arrears oh po eral public-spirited and race-lov trom the Oriental countries sold at and equally as strong as natural silk threads canJJ drawn. on May 23. The grotto, unquestionably the largest In the world and litical debts to the United States.

LOAN FOB ALLIED VICTORY. ing men, resulting in a campaign being launched by which $500 was raioed to apply on a building for a cheaper price than that from America. The United States supplied 7,600,941 yards of bleached goods, of a total of 9,228,903. but SHANGHAI. June 12.

The pretty butterflies of Chinese night life, the sing-song girls, whose entertainment1- consists purely of by some considered the most beau Today's proces is not economic, but scientists here believe that "This debt was contracted to in such an organization. The Central tiful, is being widely advertised, by the Italian government. In addi sure common victory of the M. C. A.

still retails this money Japan alone outsold the mother means can be found to reduce the cost and make the manufacture ays the "It weighs full four-year university cYiurse established at Fresno state college, 20 students yesterday received tion to trie dance visitors on thisH to be so used when needed for the nuroose for which it was collected. of real artificial silk practical. occasional ound a bar and a band (Copyright. 1926. The Chicago Daily Newe.) He spoke of the splendid work and their bachelor of arts degrees here.

concert. cooperation furnished to the group singing and reciting and who adorn themselves In brilliant array, jewelry and colorful silks, are now facing a slump In demand for their services and some of them have been forced to extremes. Two extremes. Two sing-song girls appeared at the Mixed court to testify by both Rev. J.

M. Brown, then pastor of Firsit A. M. E. church.

country by nearly 60 per cent In dyed cotton textiles, the United States supplying 2,055,694 vards and Japan 2.972, 4S6. Great Britain sold the islands 1,020,214 yards of of goods. American nianufactuerers had about SO per cent of the cotton prints market, with Japan and Great Britain as leading Competitors. Japan enjoys almost a monopoly of the cotton underwear trade, which amounted during the more heavily on France than on any other country, for France, invaded and bruised, was obliged to buy abroad the major part of Its arms and ammunition as well as part of the foodstuffs and factures necessary to the subsistence of its troops and civilians, because of the exceptionally large proportion of able bodied men mobilized. "A nation of such noble and elevated sentiments as the United and Rev.

Washington, then pastor, of Bethel A. M. E. church, of San Francisco. He closed by stating against two robbers who had held hat hi church, in an after roller-ion, had raised the sum of J6.50 them up in the early hours of the morning and robbed them of be applied on tne current ex jewels worth $300.

Their predicament was brought penses of this branch. Miss Ruth Moore, the executive secretary of the Linden branch, Y. I three month to $251,81,8 and Great out in court when thev were States certainly does not expect forced to admit that they did not that repayment of our political C. spoke on uie value or co own their brilliant adornments, but debts shall be given precedence in gin me nous snare or ine thread trade. The chamber of commerce, composed of America! business' men operation.

She said: "That upon a oyer our sacred reparations expense. "An opposite priority was formulated by President "Wilson and recognized all the allies When interested in American trade with the islands, calculates that the visit from Secretary Attorney Watkins, she had given him the names and addresses of the very best workers she had in her branch. This resulted in these women forming an auxiliary commit United States lost $2,000.0011 in cot- in common with many others of their profession they had been compelled to rent their jewelry by the month. As a result an extensive and elaborate jewelry hire service has arisen in and the girls by spending a few-dollars a month could wear enough jewelry to stir envy in any millionaire's breast. The system exacts that the girl tan goods trade due 'to the low tariff, while the Philippine govern ment gained about $350,000 in they accepted the fourteen points." Parrnentler then was instructed to inform the debt commission fully regarding France's financial situation, emphasizing particularly fhflt FVanop'a TitiHtarv hlldcrpt lmrl duties colleceted on foreign cottons.

The chamber through its, journal interprets this situation as one in which the United States is must sign a note guaranteeing to, pay for the jewels if lost and also aying tribute to the Philippines, he tribute, if it amounts to that, voluntary, as congress has power provide shop security to guarantee her credit. Only the stars, the toVrtiange tariff rates In the islaiitT'. queens of the flower circles, can afford to own their own jewels. Dedicated to Brides of This June And Other Junes With Values! (Copyright, 1936, The Chicago Daily Newt;) tee to the men's branch. They had already rendered valuable services to this new organization.

Othere making addresses were Father Wallace of Saint Augustine Episcopal church; E. B. Gray, a real estate dealer, and Master Alexander Turner, a member of the organization, who spoke on its value to him. Attorney W. E.

Watkins was introduced and said: "No credit was due him. as it was the fine spirt of cooperation of both the crfcirches and the general public that had made it possible for the dedicatory exercises." He then told of his plans to secure a membership of 1000 and for equipping the plant with necessary things to carry out the program of the institution. He read the following list of donations for which he wished to give thariks: 18 electric bulbs, gift of the Swastika club of Berkeley; window draperies, auxiliary committee Ion, or ajmost exactly equal to the English consumption and less than half of the Scotch. The reduction is partly due to the high price of whisky, which has been more than Ulster Drinking, Declared. Lessening DUBLIN, June 12.

-The people of n-rthern Ireland have, greatly redu- fi their consumption of aho-hol. 1914 the consumption per heat. ras three-quarters of a gal- Our stocks are now to full capacity, offering art assortment of colors, designs, qualities and size second to quadrupled. It is also partly due to the restrictive liquor legislation of the northern government. So with thoughts now turning to the making of none.

Stressing the importance of "How Much Money Can Be Saved by Buying Rugs at Margett's" is the message this advertisement brings to all brides of this June. And to brides of other days, a reminder that ajways you can obtain the self-same rug at Margett's for much less. A visit will convince' you of this fact. Come in tomorrow! been reduced in larger proportion that that of any other country. FREXCH CAPACITY.

"You must not fail to point out," Parrnentler was told, "that pur present difficulties are in no respect attributable to France itself, but are Imposed on France solely as direct or indirect consequences of the aggression she has undergone. "Despite the exhaustion caused by unprecedented sacrifices made to the common cause, France, has assumed fiscal burdens which seem to have reached the maximum of her capacity and which would suffice-to balance the budget if Germany had fulfilled Its obligations." Given these circumstances the memorandum continues. France can make no promises concerning the American debt. M. Parmentier was forbidden to accept any conditions whatever or even by silence to allow the debt commission to think that France acquiesced in the terms of the American debt funding law.

(Copjrirht, WM, The Chicago Daily Newi.) Bell Ringers Refuse To Attend Church y7 a new home or refurnishing of an old one. your rug firsthand for countless reasons Margett's is the logical place to BUY. of women of the Y. M. C- A.

Kitch tun? AGrouof9xl2 Fringed Wilton Velvet Rugs en and pantry draperies, by Mrs. John Creigg. of Eerkeley. The following were the gift of Jackson Furniture company of Oakland: Dining room table, kitchen table, gas range, water heater and six chairs. And from Breuner Furniture company, two davenports: from Mrs.

Ceoyla Brown, one from Mrs. Dora Anderson, one half dozen cups and saucers. The use of Saint Augustine grill room for the rest of the year free, from Fat-tfer Wallace, and six months' subscription to The Oakland TRIBUNE from Secretary W. E. Wat Early Selection Important 9x12 Axminsters $38-00 Among these you'll find the very latest note in' rug designs and colors.

Seamless and fringed, of fine wool yarn, priced away under competition 1 Take a powerful six-cylinder Sedan or Touring car. Go where you please-pay by the mile. Low rates include all gas, oil and insurance. Take four people with you -split cost five ways. 21.95 The Heavier Axminster Rugs in 8.3x10.6 Size Made by one of America's foremost mills, your assurance of 1 A tZf satisfactory service.

Seamless, Oriental motifs and colors domi- nateT Priced lower, considerably lower, than elsewhere: Hardly noticeable imperfections, but highly desirable from every point. A rug worth $40, any time. Quantity limited. 2.35 27x54 Wilton Velvet. 3.95 7.6x9 Wilton Velvet.

27x82 Axminsters 6x9 ft. Axminsters. LONDON. June 12. The bells of Blackawton, in Devonshire, shall not ring because the men who know how to ring them will not promise to keep the Lord's day holy.

The bellB of the parish church were once famous in the county, but they have not been rineing for ten years. Rev. William Charnell, the 72-year-old vicar, made another drive for proper bell ring-ps and has failed to find the right kind of men. He posted a notice Inviting application from seven men who understood change ring-Jng, but added "they must be men of good moral character, and who are In the habit of keeping holy the Lord's day." He offered a bonus for those who would guarantee to attend three services out of four. Five men capable of chance ring-Intr volunteered to ring the bells.

kins. The following are board of managers of the branch: Rev. Nelson Pryor, Father Wallace. E. B.

Gray, Rev. Coleman and A. M. The exercises were attended by Wm. Gillanders, of the Central Y.

M. C. A. Rev Pryor then said that while muc hhad been said concerning the organization, no one had said a word about the needs of the same. Of the money they received from the central Y.

M. C. which was made possible through the Community Chest drive, that $60 went to pay the salary of the secretary, which was about one-half of a living wage for a man with a wife and child, and that 20 was allotted for Y. M. C.

A. quarters. This building rosts 147 a month rent. And to- Satisfaction! that's guaranteedri-and if any rug is not, as we represent it to be, we' Use the three days as part of your vacation. Drive North all the way to Seattle.

Take your time-See just the sights that interest you. Drive Both Ways or One If you wish to return by boat of train or go on East, you can leave the car in Seattle or any city where there is a "Yellow Drivurself Station. Local and Long Distance Travel No matter where you want to go or how many other ways are suggested to you Call a Yellow Drivurself Station before you start Plan now for the best tnn vrut tvpf l-ioi-1 it but refused to promise to gether with current expenses with current expenses A June Bride Special 9x12 WILTONS $69.50 The type of a rug you've always wanted. They give an air of smartness to any room. New designs and colors.

Fringed. would be necessary for the church Cash Only! One of the reasons for Margett's lowest prices. We eliminate )He cost of a credit department, losses and so many other expenses that enter into credit selling! Mill BuyefS In huge quantities from the mills direct at their lowest prices another reason for Margett's values! We buy the newest first that holds true always. Wonder Value! es and the general public to supply the remainder of the money. Of this.

J50 ner month, the Fifteenth gladly refund your money and take the rug back. Lowest Prices! Guaranteed and if you can buy the same rug cheaper elsewhere, we gladly refund your, money. That holds true always! cTiurcn very reguiariy. iney oi-fered to teach young men, but no young men could be ffiufa to meet the rigid qualifications. "The determination of the vicar to have his way isrkeeping the bells silent and the church council is considering an appeal to'the Bishop of Exeter to solve the street A.

M. E. church of whichgf is pastor, has pledged $10. Attorney Drake, president of the local branch N. A.

A. C. P. announces that he has obtained Dr. Lorenza H.

King, editor of the Southwestern Christian Advocate, of New Orleans. who is touring Boy Fails to Find Owner of S4000 fthe west, to speak for this organlza- alHUa SAN FRANCISCO STATIONS 35 Taylor St. 2034 Mission St. 902 Bush St. 175 Turk St.

Phone Prospect iooo Convenient California Stations Franc I. co Oakland Berkclcr Sacramento tion June 15 in Taylor Memorial 9x12 Ft. Tapestry Brussels He is liao de Alvarez, a K-vpar-nld hnv.l M. E. church in Oakland i 1 orator and bril- onsidered a fine An all-wool rug, extraordinarily underpriced.

For that spare Of Interest to All Chinese Rugs Stockton Pratno Saa Lull Obiipo Laa Anf Hollywood Paaadana San Dtago $17.95 8-3x10-6 $13,95, Less room or sun room, these rugs admirably. All sorts of designs. Saving $15 at least Highest Grade Brussels Made Wearproof because it's the best Brussels made today. Yet priced within easy reach of all. The same in size at $29.50.

By all means; see hese This applies to our entire stock of small rugs. The most' beautiful collection you've ever seen. 1 2x3, 3x5, 4x7, 5x8, 6x9. Sxl2 Hartford Saxonys $89.50 27x54 Worsted Wiltons, $12.75 Bigelow make, only 2 patterns to close out One of the highest type worsted Wiltons, that's why the bedrock price. with fringed ends.

Persian patterns. I I Small deposit reseryis your for future delivery. answerea an advertisement lor a boy to make himself useful around a gentleman's lodging. Santiago worked an hour and received $9167.70 in Argentine pesos, approximately $4000. His first and lust duty was to rash a check for the amount named.

His employer, Sr. Luis Ruiz, endorsed the check and sent the boy to the bank. Santiago got the money. He returned to rooms, but the senor had departed. Santiago did not put the money under the rug, but took it home to his mother.

Senora Emelia Paramo de Alvarez returned to the Ruiz lodging the next morning with her son. Senor Ruiz was still missing. The aid of the police was solicited, but 'they were unable to find the missing man. In the meantime the police are keeping the money and Santiago is looking for another job. Ervine Tells Scots They Are Refined EDINBURGH.

The trouble with the Scots, according to St. John Krvlne. dramatist. Is that they are not coarse enough in speech "Get rid of your dreadful Tlpit manner of speaking and sftak more coarsely." he advised boys at musical festival here. "'Home of the reciting," he explained, "lacks emotion, snd perhaps that Is a characteristic of the r-ots.

You have an Immense amount of mind, but not enough motion. I hope you won't grow vp terribly intellectual and not m.oitonal; "You are very refined. vur delivery is like that of a minister Klvlng a funeral orntlon over futile." Iiant writer. The Linden Branch house committee has announced that they will present in recital June 24 Miss Roena Muckelroy of Los Angeles. This voung woman has Just graduated from the College of Music of the University of Southern California.

She has spent the past four years as a pupil of voice theory and languages under the Instructions of Mrs. Annie Mottram Craig, ranking professor of music. Dean Perry, of the College of Music, in-commenting upon the recital' stated that "Miss Muckelroy reflected great credit upon Mrs-Craig and the college of, music, a credit which will be very sensibly appreciated In the world of musicians." Mtss Muckelroy Is a native daughter, having been born In San-Bernardino, California. Mrs. Esther Jones-Lee, the president of northern section of CalU fornia Federated Colored Clubs, was recently voted $00 by The executive board to tour the state in publicity for entertainment of the forthcoming National Association of Colored Woman's Clubs.

She will go as far as San Diego and visit clubs In all the different districts. Oakland club women are working with a renewed zeal for success. The different organizations are coming to their assistance. Mrs. Sledge, president of the Art and Industrial club, says that this club has just sent Its dues of $25 to the treasurer of the N.

A. of C. W. It Ss the only club in Oakland that, is a member of this distinguished body of colored women. They will have a voice and vote In the coming biennial i meet to-fbe htld'here.

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