Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 52

SUNDAY Crftjune NOVEMBER 23, 1921 B-5 11 II. C. SCHOOL FOR PROFESSOR TO TALK Oil TRADF WILL PRESERVE SPEAKER BK I. I. ACTOVDTOES- Aaong Negroes flDelilah STATE TRADITIONS EME I TO STRESS BUS AfcClymonds? Pupils Will Use Portables Although the new McClymonds High chooI Is not yet ready for occupancy as a whole, the school department Is planning: to move Portables to the school grounds, to take care of the excess pupils.

It was decided to take "the K'rain" of the main building by housing- many subsidiary organizations in the portables. Thus there will be a double portable used as a temporary gymnasium. The It. O. T.

C.fl headquarters will occupy a portable, equipped with shower "b.iths and examination room. The cooking department will have a portable in the court near the auditorium. A double portahln will be used a a girls' dressing room and shower. The school population Is growing nf the rate of 1700 per year. The leading colored women oft CO-EDS TAKING UP GARDENING AS PROFESSION BERKELEY, Not.

'fiV. Modern Maud Mullers are the co-eds the University of California who are learning landscape gardening as a profession. These girls are equipped Ith drafting instruments, however. Instead of rakes, and are planning and executing attractive gardenings. These co-eds are learning to plan not only their own gardens, but also to enter the profession of landscape gardening and horticulture.

This Is declared to be in line with the growing interest of women In floriculture and landscape as a profession for women. This is also evidenced by the number of florist shops run and managed by women. The work of the co-eds who Story of California's Early Development to Be Given to Posterity. Short Course to Teach Haw Handlers May Increase Trees' Yield. Prof.

J. V. Breitwleter. of th department of education and pty- chology of the University ot California, will speak Tuesday at th regular meeting of the Emeryvilla Industries Association In tla Fmeryvllle sehool. Nomination ot officers wlir take place at tola) meeting.

l'rof. Breltwelser will speak on the eibject, "Community Buslnesa -Development." Wanted 1000 more readers ot "Sirtinllnn Wanted" tonleht. MRS. IRENE RUGGLES. president of the California State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs.

Labor Organization to Hear Ex-U. S. Official at Big Natal fathering. San Francisco and their activities are herewith presented to the reading public. Mrs.

Irene Ruggles Is president of California State Federation of Colored Women's clubs. has during her residence in this city taken an active part in every movement for the uplift of her race. She is a native of Long Branch, New Jersey, coming to California In 1905 as a ward of Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of Los Angeles.

Since her marriage she has lived In San Francisco, where in 1914 she became a charter member in organizing the San Francisco Women's (colored) club. Later the Madam C. J. Walker club was organized, and she again was not only a charter member, but was elected its fifst president. The work of 'this club was to eecure a home In San Francisco for colored working girls.

It was through Mrs. Ruggles that the Martha Ann Wilson Memorial club was organized in San Francisco. This club is the first of its kind in the state. Mrs. Ruggles was elected its first president.

The wouih oe garueners is nemg none Ever -Stick Suction Plates with Trubyte Teeth $15 RERKEI.ET, Nov. 14. A "school'' for fruit growers will be conducted from December 3 to 8 by tho University of California. The successful fruit grower should be able to distinguish between fruit buds and leaf buds, according to university experts. Moreover, it Is declared, he should be able to road the condition of the tree by twig growth and to Judg the season's crop by the fruiting wood.

He should know, say the same experts, a tree Is properly pruned to bear ami to maintain maximum crops nnd when it Is not paying Interest on the land It occupies. It Is announced that opportunity to learn these things will bo offered in week of Instruction by tiie division of pomology at the I'niver-sltv l-'iirm, Davis, as a part of the RAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24. William G. MrAdoo, former Secretary of the Treasury, will be the principal speaker at a meeting to be held by local members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen on December 2 In celebration of the liftieth anniversary of the forming of the organization.

Similar celebrations will held at the same time in 15 of the principal railroad terminals in the United States. The San Francisco meeting will take place in Moose Hall, 1621 Market street, at o'clock In the evening and will be open to the public. It will be preceded by a secret meeting for nn rubers only at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The organization was formed December 1, 1873. by 11 locomotive firemen, all of whom weio employees of the Erie railroad.

It now claims as members 100 per cent of the locomotive firemen and engine hostlers in the service of the railroads of the United States and Canada. under I Me direction or l'rofesor J. Gregg, and Includes designs of small home grounds, plans lor the Davis I'lirni campus and sump have been working on the zoning and parking nf IW'ikeley. Among some of the prominent co-eds engaged In learning this profession are Mary Louise Ksther Terry, K.sether I'feiffer. argn ret Kelly.

Ilod, Catherine l'ressly, Knight and lieatriee ms. DR. R. C. ANDERSON 1 Crowns, Bridge Work System of Dependable Dentistry Hxtraotlng.

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24. To preserve the traditions of California and to perpetuate for posterity the thrilling story of the early development of the state, the California State Historical Association hag been organized. The new association Is the outgrowth of the California Historical Survey Commission, which body has thus been placed on a. permanent basis and given enlarged functions. Dr.

Owen C. Coy, former director of the Historical Survey Commission, is director of the new association, and Professor Herbert E. Bolton of the University of California, who was a member of the commission from the time of its establishment' In 1915. is superintendent of the new organization. Professor Louis J.

Paetow, also of the University of California, is chairman of the committee on organization. William J. Hayes, grand president of the Native Sons of the Golden West and well-known Oakland attorney. Is temporary chairman. At the first annual meeting of the for December, officers will be elected representative of aJl sections of the state end all groups interested in the subject of California history.

The association Is to function Under the auspices of the University of California, but will have Its distinct and separate existence, and, It Is expected, will be Membership In the new association Is open to all individuals and organizations interested In California history. Members will receive many benefits, important among which will be the association's publications. An attractive monthly magazine designed to be of special club is named In honor of one of California's pioneer colored who at the time of her death was the oldest Federated club woman in the state. This club has been organized less than three THE HOME OF CREDIT GLADLY country can trace their descendants from Mcnelijik, son of Km'; Solomon, and lie Queen of Shell, i Christianity was introduced imo the country by Frumentius. The Ahyssian church, while having relations with the Coptic cburch.

is practically Independent. Rev. G. M. Sushuba and wife from Africa gave an Illustrated lec branch T.

TV. C. A. A good program was rendered after which refreshments were served. ture Monday evening at Beth Eden Baptist church.

He sani; in his native tongue. years, during which time It has Installed a memorial art glass window in Bethel A. M. E. church in memory of Martha Ann Wilson.

The club also placed an aged colored woman in the Old People's home in Beula, California, paying all charges for her life residence in the home. Mrs. Tulip Jones, another San Francisco colored club woman, came to the state in 1914 from Denver. She was elected vice-president of the Booker T. Washington club.

This club established a civic or community center for colored people with a reading room and social hall. For the past four years she has served as president of the Madam C. J. Walker club home. During that time, through her efforts and a united worklrf; ciub, the home has been for and furnished.

it is located at 20(16 Pine street. San Francisco, and is a three-story house with accommodations for ten girls. The superintendent of this home Is Mrs. C. D.

Taylor, who has a record for efficiency. Previous to coming to California she taught school in the east for fifteen years. After the death of her husband. Attorney Walter R. Taylor of Los Angeles, she accepted the position as superintendent of the Sojourner Trutli home club for colored working girls in that city.

WOMEN DYE The greatest social event In the history of the colored race In America, occurred Saturday, November 24, at noon in Saint Fhil-lips' Episcopal church in New York City, at which time Dr. H. Gordon Jackson of Chicago was united in marriage to Miss Mate Walker Robinson of New York. Dr. Jackson is the grandson of the late Henry Gordon.

Miss Robinson is the granddaughter of the late Madam J. Walker of New York. ANY GARMEN I Interest to history teachers and their pupils throughout California will be a publication feature. A larger magazine will be insued Quarterly. Books and monographs will be published from time to time.

In addition, the association will cooperate with organizations and individuals in the matter of the prep OR DRAPERY aration of reading lists, planning of Pageants, arrangement of special I programs and securing of speakers, etc. A feature of the association is i the junior membership open to young people interested in Califor- nia history. I Kimonos Skirts Dresses Draperies Ginghams. Stockings Coats Sweaters Memberships have already to come in. although the drive lor members has not yet been opened.

Those interested in becoming members may obtain full information by addressing the California State Historical Association, Berkeley. a. In regard to Abyssinia or Ethiopia, mentioned in a recent article in this column, the following Js quoted from the Negro Year Book by Monroe N. Work in which he has said: "The empire of Abyssinia or Ethiopia is made up of the kingdoms of Tlgre and Lasta in the northeast, Amhara and Gojam in the west center; Shoa in the south, and territories and dependencies as far as Kaffa in the south, and Harar In the southeast. The area Is 350,000 sQuare miles.

The population is estimated to be 8,000,000. Abyssinia is a very ancient country. There is much evidence of early Intercourse with the Jews. When the first European explorers came Into the country, they found the inhabitants chanting the psalms of David. Tradition is that here Diamond Dyes The Saint Phillips' Episcopal church of Los Angeles is conducting a drive to raise money to purchase a lot on which to build a new and larger church.

They are holding a colored merchants' exposition from November 2 4 to December 1. This exposition is being held on the new lot located at Twenty-fifth street and Central avenue, Los Each 15-cent package of "Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint any old, worn, faded thing new even if she has never dyed before Drug stores sell all colors. Elepkas Primigenius Found In Edmonton (By Universal Service.) LONDON, Nov. 24. Six bones, which experts say are portions of a mammoth, have been found In a gravel pit at Edmonton.

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