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Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-18
Bishop A. j. Carey
Calls Educational
Congress in 5th Dist.
Especial to the Tribune)

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Bishop A. J.
Carey, of the A. M. E. church of this
district, has issued a call to all the
ministers and churches of the Fifth
Episcopal district, over which he pre-
sides, calling for an educational and
historical congress to be held in the
First A. M. E. church in Kansas City,
Allen Chapel, and Ebenezer churches,
Kansas City, Mo-, on April 21, % and
%. Besides receiving reports from
the presiding elders for the aid of
Western University, an interesting
historical and literary program viii
be carried out. DR.. John B. Isaacs is
secretary.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-18
Woman Sits in Window
For Hours Before it is
KOnwn that She is Dead
Especial to The Tribunel

CAMDEN, N. J.-Passersby little
knew that Mrs. Lorenda Steward,
whom they saw sitting in window
of her home at 1887 Princess Anne
avenue, was dead, she remained in
front of the window for nearly six
hours before her daughter, Minnie
Steward discovered that she was dead.
Physicians pronounced her death due
to heart trouble.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-18
COLORED PEOPLE
BECOM|NG.MORE
UNITED IS CLAIM

WASHINGTON, D. C.-In an ad-
dress before the Anthropological So
ciety of Washington, Friday, on
Some Aspects of the Anthropology
of the American Negro" DR.. L. J.
Herksovitz of the National Research
Council, stressed the fact that there
is a tendency toward racial solidar-
ity among the American Negro, more
SO than there is among the Ameri-
can whites.
Variations Decreasing
In his address, based on the prob
lem Of the variability in racial
crossing of the Negro-Indian-white
groups, DR.. Herksovitz declared that
research developed a conception of
present inter-racial admixture as
homogeneous, rather than. a hetero-
geneous group, and showed lesser
variability among Negro Americans
than among the white population.
Conclusions were drawn from tests
made OF. the 1900 colored school chill
dren of the Harlem district Of New
York, whose parents came from all
parts of the United States and the
West Indies.
Negro variability from homo
geneous type. in. America, the speak
er stated. was as low as that of
the Buslars Of Africa or of the
Chippewa Indians or Bavarians. This
statement accorded with the theory
of Professor Todd, of the Western
Reserve University Of greater varia-
bility among the white American
group. ~
Research by DR.. Herksovitch re-
vealed that the growth curve .of col
ored children who live on the pow
erty line,, compared with that OF
white children. who live on the high
est level, shows that up to 16. years.
the Negro child, averages pounds
heavier and is. from 4 to 6 cent?
meters taller than the white child.
i. Forming Definite Group
He declared that researches, now
being. conducted by him, among the
male students of Howard univer-
sity, reveal phenomena Of prime i'm
portance that show conclusively that
there is more consolidation toward
definite group among the Negroes
than among the whites. OF 300 gene
alogies taken at Howard University
yesterday, only 10 had white grand
parents. With other similar statis-
tics, the. speaker concluded that ra-
cial crossing is at present on a
marked decrease
DR.. HerksoYitz indicated the physi-
cal destiny of the Negro in America
by. demonstrating that among so per
cent Of students in Howard Univer.
sity, and in other groups studied,
the mother was lighter than the
father, He, presented measurements
which he regarded as a working hy-
pothesis that the Negro is tending
to become, stabilized homogeneous
group. IS :.
Discuss Address
The address was discussed by DR..
Hrdlycka and by DR.. Paul Bartsch
of Howard Medical School. DR..
Bartsch attacked the veracity of con-
clusions drawn from genealogies
which disclosed the color of the le-
gal parent, but which could not DEM
onstrate beyond a doubt the biologi-
cal. parentage. The loose social con-
ditirns in many sections do not as
sdye that the legal parents are the
actual parents Of the child. unfortu-
nately.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-18

the country, and the presidents of a
large number of Americas leading
educational institutions.
Plans Underway to Broadcast
Educational Message
AS means of reaching more eff
fectively all groups of the nations
citizenry messages regarding the
campaign were broadcasted through
radio stations in a number of large
cities during the campaign of 1924.
This year efforts are being made to
see that an hour will be spent in send
ing broadcast the message of $50 to
High School-Go to College" from the
leading radio broadcasting stations
in large cities of the country. Every
possible means of disseminating in
formation urging the colored youth
of the nation to go to high school and
go to college will be utilized.
Five Million Persons Goal of
Fraternity
The goal of the fraternity this
year is to reach five million parents
and students with the fundamental
message regarding the need of edu-
cation. Among those who will CO.
operate with Director Raymond W.
Cannon will be Associate Directors
James w. McGregor, first vice presi-
dent of the fraternity; Peyton F.
Anderson, second vice president;
James A. Scott, third vice president;
Charles W. Greene, fourth vice pres
ident; Norman L. McGhee, secretary;
Homer Cooper, treasurer; and Oscar
C. Brown, editor of The Sphinx.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-18
Oil Queens Brother
Denfendant in Suit
For $4,000, Ayers

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-A damage
suit for $4,000 has been filed against
Joseph Rector, brother of Sarah Rec
tor, Negro oil queen, by Maravan
King, proprietor of shining parlor,
for injuries sustained by the latter
when he was struck by a Cadillac
driven by young Rector.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-18
$4,000 sALARY FOR NEGRO

WASHINGTON, D. C.-S. H. Dud-
ley, colored theatrical magnet and
business man, has been offered an
annual salary of $4,000 to fill the
office of treasurer of the Federal
Loan and Finance company, which
was organized here last month by a
group of Negro business men.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-18

They do strange things in Texas.
Besides electing woman governor,
they arrested an oil stock salesman.
Lewiston (Me) Journal.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-18
a STRONG CHARACTER

Race prejudice is bound to
give way before the inau-
ence Of character, education
and wealth. These, are ne
cessary to the growth of our
race. Without wealth there
can be no leisure, without
leisure there can be no
thought, and without thought
there can be no progress
Booker T. Washington.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-14
NATIVE SON ADMITS
STATE SURPASSED

San Antonio has better state road
logs than California.
This was the complimentary state
mcnt of son Of the Golden State
made TO William Furlong, manager of
the highway department of the Cham
Der of Commerce after following Fur
longs latest log of the Old Spanish
Trail from FL Paso to San Antonio.
A copy Of the log was obtained at
FL Paso by G. W. Rees of San Fran
cisco. a publicity man Of the Wander
bilt newspapers, which was furnished
by the local chamber for travellers
coming to the Alamo City, and, UNI
aware that he was in the presence of
the maker Of the comprehensive log,
Mr.. Recs was loud in praise of it as
the FL Paso chambers service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-14
MEMS ANKLES TAKE ON
FLAMING AUTUMN HUES

The last hose of summer-for men
is rcd. AS red as an embarrassed
lobster.
Man has glorified his ankles. Nor is
his new fall raiment blushing unseen.
In fact. those who gaze thereon had
better wear smoked glasses.
At last that lowly, trodden-on item
of haberdashery-the sock, is making
itself heard. For the jazz sock can be
heard as well as SCENT is so loud.
FLAMING YOUTH FLAMES.
Not many moons ago it was the jazz
red nccktie that made Flaming
youth flame.
Now the frey sock is lending color
to the most furnished sheik.
For ages the feminine ankle has
been adored by man. Man has gazed
upon it as he gazes upon his first
moustache. No one ever Needed the
trim ankles of n man-most people to
date didn't even know that men had
such things.
And now. though stylists have
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-14
MAIN HIGH CADETS
WILL co TO DALLAS

Scoring CTS points out of POS
sible 500 the selected drill company
of Main Avenue High School under
went its first test Tuesday. The scor-
ing was done by officers of the Ninth
Infantry detailed from Fort San
Houston. Major Harry S. Adams,
professor of military science and tao
tics. was very well satisfied with the
result of the first step. Steps to i'm
mediatcly correct a few errors in
manual and drill movements will be
taken.
This is the company which has been
selected from the two Il. o. 4. c. bat
talions in the high schools to repre-
sent San Antonio at the intcr-scholas-
tic r. q. T. c. contest at Dallas,
October 25
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-14
The Rev. P. B. Hill Gives
Congregation Women
Greatest Credit.

God gave His best. Have Il"
That, according to the Rev. L. +.
Hill, pastor has been the slogan in
the First Presbyterian church cam
paign for $4,000. which closes We'd
ncsday night with a banquet with
covers for 1000 persons in the church
gymnasium.
This campaign has been unique in
church history of San Antonio. the
Rev. Mr.. Hill thinks, in that never
before has fund that size been raised
through free will offerings. He gives
the women of the church much credit
for the success of the campaign.
When initiating the campaign two
letters were sent out explaining the
plans and purposes of the campaign
and since then the offerings have been
brought to the church.
Two card systems were used in the
campaign. One was a card with blank
spaces for several names and columns
for amounts = N, one for current cx-
penses. the other for the missionary
and benevolent fund. The other card
was captioncd My Stewardship
Covenant" wherein the donor agreed
fco,.;,,,oJ a., Pace M Part ~