The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-13
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w. E. B. Dubois came in for his
share of the castigation delivered at
st. Leo's high school theatre last
Monday night. David Goldstein, a
Catholic Jew, gave a most wonderful
lecture on "Subversive and Perver-
sive movements in the United
States" Dubois was mentioned
by the speaker as being one of the
"pinks and "parlor" socialist whose
daily influence was being used by the
bolshevists to inocculate the Negro
American with the anti-christian
virus spreading from Russia and
Mexico. Goldstein was an unusual
type of speaker, and he so impress
sed his audience that some of them
remarked that if Jews took a notion
to become Catholics in large numbers
the Irish might as well get ready
to "go way back and sit down" for
their name would be Dennis, sure en-
ough then. But considering that the
Jews founded the Catholic church in
Jews founded the Catholic church, it
would not be at all surprising that
they would rule it if they chose to
revert to Catholicism in large num-
DNAo, anu cNcH Tile lLdlldn
might have to tremble for Rome, If
Jerusalem has resurrection in that
direction. ais -.e vHA
Allen A. M. Z. church, Rev. A. W.
johnson pastor-Services were well
attended last Sunday and the day
showed much Improvement in every
way.
This Sunday morning the pastor
will preach and in the evening he will
speak on "The determination of Ben
Hur," with illustrated lines and
slides from the original picture. APP
propriate music will be rendered.
The Colridge Taylor Choral Club
is to make its initial bow to Tacoma
Thursday, January 26. Professor
McGrueder of Seattle has been work
ing faithfully to make this first con-
cert great success, and build up a
permanent organization in Tacoma.
Negro music is to be sung exclusively.
Program to appear later.
Mrs. J. Benford who was injured
on a street car December 21, is not
doing so well, her friends will be
sorry to hear.
Mr.. J. H. Brooks has been en-
ployed by Mr.. A. Cabell in place
of Mr.. p. A. Try.
Mr.. Walter Cabell was sent to the |
state hospital for the insane at Fl.
Steilacoom, Washington, Monday.
Sergt. A. ]. Smith of 825 State |
st. is recovering from acute indiges-
ton. Mrs. Smith will see to it that
the sergeant does not obtain too
much candy hereafter.
Advices from Chicago state that
our own Jimmie" DuPree with his
Clark University team played the
Northwestern at Chicago on the 9th
and won. They played in New York,
Philadelphia and Washington, d. C.
before returning south.
Notice: Miss Frances Jones will
call during the week for your sub
scription money, please have it for
her.
Little Frances Try, who lives with
Mrs. Goddard, 1902 S. Trafton st.
was quite i'll, but recovered later in
the week.
Mrs. Goddard, who was paralyzed
last October 16, in the right hand is |
getting better slowly. Her sister
Mrs. Mary Bryant of New York who |
was a Mrs. bud" Phillips of Tao
oma, and her grand daughters and
grand sons are doing nicely there
she writes. The daughter-in-law Mrs.
Ada Smith of New York has four
children.
Princess Marie Doage is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Tumlin of 1910 State st. has
improved to be able to get around.
Mr.. William Mason thinks he's
smart. He went to Montana and