The Western outlook., 1915-03-13
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

list, is improving.
/ Remember Central dancing schoo
every Monday evening.
| The Southern Pacific now runs diners
through to New Orleans.
Bournemouth Circle held a we'll
attended meeting on March 10.
! Thursday. April 20. 1915. is taken by
Menelik remple, Mystic Shrine.
| Household OF Ruth meets March 16.
All members are requested to attend.
Central dancing school teaches all the
latest dances. Instruction, $50 to 9. 80.
Not better than the best, but better
than the rest-Mizpah Temple ball on
April 5.
Tickets for two! The slogan Of the
N.A.A.C.P. big concert on Friday night,
March 10.
The Columbia Quitting Company is
placing it's new spring suits on sale.
Easy terms.
The second instalment of taxes is now
due and payable. and will become de-
liuquent April q.
You need new Easter suit. Why
not 60 to the Columbia Quitting Co.
Terms to suit YOU
: Majority" Brown says he will have
surprise for his friends on May 7th.
Keep off the date.
A. D. Jones is reported as improving
and the physician Gays he will soon be
able to be around.
The N.A.A.C.P. entertainment Friday
evening. March 10. at Starr King hall.
Everybody lie going.
Eli Baker is improving slowly S. G.
Rogers has taken him to his home in
Richmond for awhile.
Harry Mills, who was reported i'll two
weeks ago. had relapse, and is still
confined to his room.
Frank w. Bil9er is candidate for
Mayor. He believes in good govern
ment and lower taxes.
DR.. F. F. Jackson, our next Com
missioner of Public Health and Safety,
is good man for the place.
Valuable prizes will be given away at
the entertainment to be given by the
N.A.A.C.P. at Starr King hall, March
10.
Mrs. Mellon OF Fairbanks, Alaska, is |
a guest of Mrs. James Dumas of Sixty
second avenue. She came down to visit
the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mast and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Jacobs Of San Jose came up in their
new car to attend Santa Clara day at |
the fair.
TO lET.-A nice, large, sunny front
room, close to local, near Eighth street
car line. No. 1877 Union street; phone
Oakland 1881.
Valuable door prizes, and to the one
selling the highest number of tickets a
choice of three elegant presents is hers.
See advertisement.
Foresters' hall on Clay street has
again changed hands. and is being re-
modelled. We understand that the
rent is to be increased.
Thirty misses, trained by the direct
ress OF De Fremery park In folk dances,
will be novel feature OF next Friday
nights entertainment.
TO LET-Nice. sunny font room for
man and wife; S. month; Fifth street
one block from Market street station
and two blocks from street car line.
The Central dancing seheel invites
you to come out and learn all the latest
dances. Instruction from 80 to 8 80.
Admission, 25 cents; chaperons free.
Alexander Harding of New Orleans is
visiting his mother. Mrs. w. Harding,
Of 1929 Fourteenth street. He reports
things improving in the Crescent City.
The Central dancing school continues
to draw well. Several strangers were
present last Monday. Prof. Jenkins
will introduce new dances in the near
future.
Guilty of murder in the second degree
was the verdict brought in by the jury |
in the case of David Logan for killing
John Brooks in saloon brawl last
December.
The Lenten season is on and many of |
the st. Augustine Pensioners will not
be able to share in the festivitv, but |
they are paving for tickets for two tor
the N.A.A.C.P. concert, March 10.
The ball to be given by Mizpah |
Temple on Easter Monday, April 9Th,
promises to be grand affair, as usual. |
They are Offering as special attraction |
$40 to be divided into three door prizes.
The admission is to be fifty cents, and |
good music has been engaged.
Loyalty to cause which means the
fighting of segregation, humiliation and |
of the colored American |
citizen. The N.A.A.C.P. (parent body, |
New York;. After covering local ex-
penses these funds will be sent on to
assist in the protecting of the rights of
Negroes in America.
The bond campaign is being holly |
While many are opposed to