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AT the report meeting last Mon
day night at the Williams Ave. Y.
W. c.. A., Miss Julia Mae Blanchard
forged to the front in the N. A. A.
c. p. Membership Contest. 1t mark
ed the second weekly report and
changed the standing of the confess
tants. Last week Miss Bellard was
first, but she failed to hold her adj
vantage as reports came in. Each
of the contestants showed strength
and an increased power of vote
getting. Miss Bellard jumped from
1900 votes to 1850 which gave her
second place at this stage of the race.
Miss Alternately remained in third
place but leaped from 100 votes to
1850, a net gain of 1850 votes. Miss
Julia Mae Blanchard showed the
largest net gain for the week, turn
ing in 2200 new votes which added
to her total of $50 last week, carried
her into first place with $3.50 votes.
The standings to date are:
First, Miss Blanchard ....3150 Votes
Second, Miss Bellard. 1850 Votes
Third, Miss Alternately 1850 Votes
Votes are credited as follows: For
a S1.00 annual membership, 100
votes; for a membership with a
years subscription to 1.-THE Crisis("
$50 votes; for donations of $3.50
and above, $50 votes. President
Clarence Ivey is enthusiastic and all
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MethOdists Expel
|. Garland Penn
Continued from Page -


towards a possible $4,000 which was
being. raised for the building fund.
Just prior to his threat to sue the
bishop and elders DR.. Jenn sent a
letter of withdrawal from the de-
nomination to Bishop Robert +.
Jones of the New Orleans area. The
original charge on which the district
superintendent was finally expelled
was preferred by the city mission
airy society of Youngstown. o., of
the Northeastern Ohio conference.
white. in the area of Bishop A. b.
Leonard. This charge was sent to
Bishop Clair who appointed the in
vestigatng committee.
At one time DR.. Penn is said to
have turned the 5000 over to the
trustees of the Centenary commit
tee, which accepted it and sent re-
port generating the accused prelate
Bishop Clair recalled the commit
tee and the Cleveland investigation
was arranged.
The Rev. DR.. Penn is the only son
Of the late DR.. |. Garland Penn ST.
He is married and lives in Columbus,
Ohio. He pastored some of the out
standing churches IN the conference
and was elevated to the district SUI
perintendency.
Reports at the conference showed
a decrease in finance and member
ship, said to be due to the economic
depression.
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Census Reveals
Migrations Continues
Continued from Pace II

Continued from PAGE II
In only one Of the states reported
Mississippi is the number Of Negroe.
as great as the whites. In South Car-
olina the percentage Of Negroes has
| decreased from 5i.l per cent in 1920
to 45.6 per cent in 1880. in Georgia
from AZ per cent to 36.s per cent.
in Alabama from 1874 per cent to
S5.7 per cent. and in Florida from 81
per cent to 29l per cent.
The northward migration is re-
Elected in the increase in Negro pop
ulation in some Of the northern
states for which information is avail
able. In MICHIGAN. the population of
Negroes has grown from GOOSE to
16q.453 durine the l0-year period.
In West Virginia the number Of Ne
groes has increased from S6,345 to
1t4,soS. In Connecticut the popula.
ton grew from 2l.04G to 29,35l.
Effect Upon Baltimore
The migration to the more north
erly area and from the rural areas
in the south to the industrial centers
is reflected in the increase in the
Negro population Of the cities for
which statistics have been compiled.
II is interesting to note that the in
crease in Negro population in Marv-
land during the last decade is reflect
ed in its entirety in the gain in the
number of NEGROES in Baltimore.
More than half of the states Me-
grces now reside In its chief city
Birmingham likewise reflects more
than the entire gain in the Negro
population of Alabama. Louisville.
on the other hand, registered an in
crease in the number of Negro in
habitants while the entire Kentucky
Negro population declined. This was
also true in the case of Atlanta.
where the Negro population in
creased from G2.796 to 90.075, while
that of Virginia declined from L.
206.365 to 1,071.125. indicating that
the Negro migration from the south
is from the rural areas rather than
from the cities.
Cincinnati
Statistics showing the population
bv color for the larger of northern
cities have not yet been complied.
but a few of the available statistics
show increases in the number of Me-
groes. Cincinnati's colored popula-
tion has grown from 30,079 to A.
.S1S. while that of indianapolis has
increased from 3I.6TS to 43,9G7, and
that of Omaha from 55l6 to 1928.
OF the 20 cities for which data have
been compiled, only two record de-
clnes in the number of Negro in
habitants, these being Richmond, Va,
and Des Moines, Iowa. the decreases
in both of these cases being about 2
per cent.
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for having known this remarkable
man this prisoner whom she had set
freei But. her connection with this
man. on the other hand. undoubtedly
delayed the coming of the republic"
for the king born of their natural
marriage. by his inherited intellec-
tual force and courage and dare
deviltry. won the heart Of the nation
Of delayed revolution.
Does King Know the Story
wonder if this king has ever
heard the story of his own origin.
What he should row do would be to
Join his real father in the great An
titles and give a beautiful ending to
this remarkable romance. But per-
haps this king does not even know
who he himself is. Who has dared
to tell him? But thousands. perhaps
millions. of others. know it.
When you look ain at the pic
ture of this young ex-king. you will
see that rs is ''coored." And if you
look at the picture of his real father.
whose picture appeared IN a lead
ing Negro magazine in one Of its
early numbers in 1881, you will see
the clear resemblance Of the two as
much alike as an old man and a
young son can look.
or course the Cd man is the SON
Of two brown peenle. two Negroes,
while the son is ''cross" with the
scion Of n north-European race. But
the dominant Influence on the son is
the father, both in physical contour
and in moral character. And the
Old Man is stan a great force. feared
by the tyrants Of his country. He is
intelligent. suave. kindly. lovable.
Those who meet him never forget
him. BE is modest. human. beautiful
in charaetcr. and never even hints of
this romance If his younger days.
And what difference does it
make Nature Is no respeeter of
persons or positions. I, is just a plain
human story of plain human rela-
tions. Ike many another.
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Consult this directory before yoS buy We ask our
readers to note carefully the names OF business
places and professional people whose appear
in this directory They have thus indicated value
they set Colored patronage and their Willingness
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FOR RENT - Broom apartment J;
also one large front room. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Phone
East 1882.
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Ex-King Of Spain
Said To Be Negro
CONTINUED from Page y

greatest islands of the West Indies,
and if you are associated with the
society people who are in the
"know," you will soon be asked !:
"Have you met our Grand Old Man,
and do you know
that he is the father of the King of
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MRS. LULA LEE WINS
TRAVELLING BAG

The leather travelling bag which
vas the door prize at the Rosebud
Study Clubs annual card tourna-
ment held at the Elks Temple was
won by Mrs. Lula Lee. These series
of parties are among the DELIGHTFUL
social affairs of the year and Mrs.
Ruby Hardin. who has acted as chair
man since their inauguration. with
her committee spared no effort to
make them outstanding. Mrs. Dan
CIV won the first prize. hand painted
luncheon cloth. The second prize. a
half dozen hand embroidered Made
ria napkins, was won by Mrs. Beat
rice Sims. Mrs. Jeanne Jones won
third nrize. hand embroidered tow
ell. Mrs. Bonnie Bogle is president
and Mrs. Pearl Stewart is secretary.
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BEAUTIFUL HAIR
MAKES BEAUTIFUL WOMEN

Everyone is attracted to the wo-
man whose hair sparkles with luster
and beauty. LsRose Msrvelou. Hair
Grower will give you luxuriant
growth of hair that will he the envy
of all your friends. Long, beautiful
hair in abundance; stops falling
hair, itching scalp. restores gray
hair to its natural color. Try Mar
velous Hair Grower at our expense;
your money hack IL il fails. $50
jar only 95e. postpaid and gusrsn-
tecd.
LA ROSE MANUFACTURING CO.
62l w. 18th ST., Oklahoma City. Okla.
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The Portland Business Guide

solicit your trace. We know these firms and
tessional people a reputation for fair dealing
and general reliability Give them the preference of
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smiles at the way the contest is being
received and is personally helping
each of the contestants by soliciting
memberships and dividing them
equally between the three young la
dies. The National office has sent
its endorsement and is closely watch
ing the outcome.
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PORTLAND NEWS SECTION
MRS. }. w. ANDERSON LAID TO
REST

RES1
Mrs. j. W. Anderson, wife of the
Rev. J. W Anderson. prominent Ran
fist clergyman, passed away Friday
morning at local hospital following
short illness occasioned by acute
, indigestion. The impressive funeral
services were held at Finley's Chapel
Monday afternoon and were conduct
ed bv DR.. J. L. CASTOR of Mt. Oil
vet Baptist Church, of which the de-
ceased was a member. Rev. d. G..
Hill of Bethel Church and Rev. W.
r. Lowell of First Zion A. NJ. f..
Church assisted with the services.
Miss Barbara Hubbard was soloist.
The chapel was filled with host of
friends and the floral tributes also
reflected the high esteem in which
Mrs. Anderson was held. She is sur
vived bv her husband. daughter.
Mrs. John Goren, and three grand
chtl1rap
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The Cuban Story

that he is the father of the King of
S."
The Cuban Story
Then you will be told the story
which is current in all the islands
that speak that language; how this
old man has always been one Of the
intellectual leaders of his country;
how he led in the press and on the
platform while other colored patriots
led on the field of battle; how he
was finally arrested and carried off
to prison in Europe, by the Europe
| an country which owned his island !;
how like an unsurpassed and mex
tinguishable intellectual volcano. he
continued to write, even in prison,
! in defense of the independence move
ment in his island home; how these
writings were struggled out of pris-
on and published; how the queen,
childless wife of an invalid old mon
arch of n notorious royal line, came
to admire these writings. went to
prison to visit the prisoner, came
then to admire the writer even more
than the writings, secured his release
from prison and released his fellow
country-men who had been impris-
oned there in the same cause; how
this friendship continued, of course,
following this release from prison;
how the old wreck of monarch died,
and how the brunette child-king was
born few months later.
Dark In Complexion
Perhaps you have noticed how this
king is always spoken of as being
dark in complexion" as are, fortu-
nately, many of the people of his
country. But his official father vas
Of lighterskinned line, not indi-
genous TO that country. and his
mother was northern woman. In
his official parentage there is no
source for a dark skin. But the peo-
pie of his country have no color
prejudice anyway, and were glad to
have king, which was a fortune
beyond their hopes from the old mon
arch.
Saved the Throne .-...-..
The birth Of tits child was a great
blessing, a literal god-send to its
mother it saved the throne for her.
She was then made regent until the
child could become old enough to
act for himself. and then she had
the honor Of being "queen-mother'
until she died.
But for this child, her power and
most Of her honors would have end
ed with the passing of the old king
whose schemng relatives would have
robbed her of all queenly glory and
sent her into the discard
How grateful size must have been
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FOR RENT---I.arge, new 4-room
modern apartment. Attractively
furnished. 271 HOlsey st. Phone
Elmer Homers, East S017.
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decrease in finance and member
ship, said to be due to the economic
depression.
l.. lngersoll are joint hostesses this
week for the Mothers Day meeting
of Rosebud Study Club at Mrs. Hair
din's home in Sunnvside. Mrs. jess
sic Flowers arranged an appropriate
program for the occasion. Mrs.
Thelma Flowers will be hostess next
week at her home on Halsey Street.
Mrs. Rosa Nichols is passing n few
DAYS at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Troitman
were visitne friends In Vancouver,
WASH. Sunday.
Tuesday was an ideal golf day and
Dahlia Temple, which had charge of
the Little Tom Golf Links, received
Many enthusiastic guests.
M. Logan writes from Newberg
that he enjoys The Enterprise im-
mensely and does not want to be
without it. Thank you. Mr.. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fisher have
returned to their home in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Hall of Los
Angeles motored to Portland Tues
day for few days stay. They are
stonping at the home of Mrs. Julia
Fuller on Tibbett Street.
Mrs. Rutherford Sr. was the house
~uest of Mrs Hattie Redmond for a
few days. Mrs. 9. Il. Standfield is
passing some time with Mrs. Red
lnond ct present. Mrs. Redmond re-
GENTLY lost her sister. Miss Blanche
Crawford.
John r. Davenport Of Spokane
was business visitor in the city last
week.
Noting the likeness of C. c. Spald-
ING. president of the North Carolina
Insurance COMPANY and reputed mil
lionaire. in The PITTSBURGH Courier
recently. we are reminded of the
fact that the second Mrs. Spalding is
the girlhood chum of Mrs. W. r..
Rutherford of this city. Mrs. Ruth
orford's wedding gown was fashioned
bv Mrs. Spalding 2S wears ago and
she also acted as maid of honor Mt
the wedding. Mr.. Spalding sailed on
the s. S. Baltic for six weeks tour
of Europe.
Miss Jennie Dora Gravson was the
honorpn at birthday dinner party
last Thursday night Of which her
mother, Mrs. G. V. Grovson, was
hostess at her home in Alberta. Cow
crs were placed for ten at the at
tractively appointed table.
Congratulations to Mr.. end Mrs.
G.. V. Gravson on their 28th we'd
ding anniversary. which occurred
Nav S. Mr.. and Mrs. Gravson are
prominently identified with the So
cial. fraternal and church life of the
citv. Miss Jennie Dora Gravson,
their daughter, is secretary of Will
liams Avenue "Y" ard their son.
Garner Gravson Jr., is pharma-
cist in Los Angeles.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. John ". Duke to the reception
in honor of the marriage of her son
Stanton and Royelia Hortense Phelps
Of Bend. Ore. The wedding will take
nlace at Bend, Ore, home of the
bride.
Mrs. W. BADGER of Gearhart was
in the CITY few DAYS and attended
the Rosebud card party.
G. W. Curry, prominent business
man, has moved to Seaside. Ore.
where he conducts the Sun Flower
camp.
AL G. Greene has taken the Blake
residence on Wheeler Street.
BetbeI A. M r. Church Rev n
G.. Hill. pastor-The Dramatic Club
will have n talent nioht at the church
soon. = The lawmakers are cettinp
ready for the musical revue which is
m be piven in the near fnture.-The
Mothe~'s Circle met with Mrs. Crane
Mrs. chamberlain was quasi sneaker
The Sunday School prenaratorv
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1931-07-08

One of the most interesting and
important features of Safety |
Lane, the civic inspection of mo-
tor vehicles which is being staged
this week here, is the brake equal
ization test pictured above.
According to officials of Auto
mobile club of New Haven county.
who are conducting the test, the
brake machine is extremely ac-
curate in registering the braking
efficiency of each wheel.
BY merely driving on this ma
chine and applying his brakes, the
car driver can see for himself the
relative braking effort exerted on
the four wheels of his car, which
is shown by the rise Of liquid in
the four guages in the top of the
pedestal, which correspond to the
four wheels of the car.
Proper equalization of braking
effort is essential to safety under
modern driving conditions, par
ticularly in the case of four wheel
brakes. Brakes are not merely re-
quired to stop a car within pre-
scribed distance, but they must |
stop the car safely. Excessive |
braking pressure on one wheel
might stop a car within a given
distance on dry road-but might
easily cause the car to swerve on
the wet pavement and get out of
control, resulting in a bad acct
dent.
The machine used in this test is
one of the newest developments |
in brake testing equipment and is
unique in enabling the car driver
to instantly check his brakes I'M
der actual driving conditions.
Every car owner is urged to
have his car tested during the
safety campaign. The complete
test requires only a few minutes
and is free to the motoring pub
lic.-Adv.
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1880 Buick Master Coupe.
1881 Buick 5-Pass. De Luxe Coupe.
1881 Buick 5-Pass. De Luxe Sedan.
1881 Buick De Luxe Roadster.
1881 Chrysler De Luxe Sedan.
1881 Ford Tudor, brand-new.
1881 Ford De Luxe Roadster.
1881 Graham Coupe.
1880 Plymouth Sedan.
1880 Studebaker Dictator ''S" Coach.
1881 Chrysler s Coupe.
1880 Chrysler 80 Imperial Roadster.
(Custom.)
1880 Packard s-Pass. De Luxe Sedan.
1880 Packard De Luxe Club Sedan.
1880 Buick Special Coupe.
1929 Buick Master De Luxe Sedan.
1929 Buick Standard Sedan. =
1929 Hupp 4-Pass. Coupe.
1929 Graham 8 De Luxe Coupe.
1929 Buick De Luxe Roadster.
1929 La Sale Sedan.
1923 Cadillac 7-Pass De Luxe Sedan.
A guarantee by us is a declara-
ton of our integrity.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
1888 14th St. Dec. O48S.
"UsED CARS ARE OUR BUSINESS.
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The Red Flower Of zoram pointed at herself and
said Jana" She repeated the word several times.
Then she pointed at the American. raising her eye
brows in interrogation. Jason" he replied with
laugh And so the SLOW laborious task began as
the two trdged upward toward the foothills Of the
Mountains of the Thipdars. And more and more
Jason thought of nothing but the physical perfection
of the Girl who was leading him he knew not where.
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REMOVAL SALE.
BUILDING LEASED.
MUST VACATE BY
OCTOBER /.
ALL PRICES
SLASHED!

|, Unheard-of values. Terms to
suit you. Every car must go. A
small deposit will hold your Sc
lection. Come early and take
your pick.
The following is a partial list
of the cars in this sale:
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BARRY-PAT
REAL VALUES.

EVERY CAR A BARGAIN.
1881 Chevrolet Coach. .$525
1880 Ford Tudor. $50
1880 Chevrolet Touring. -. 345
1880 Ford Sport Roadster. 365
1880 Ford Sport Coupe. -. AIS
1880 Chevrolet Coach. -. AIS
1880 Ford Phaeton.. ....... 325
1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet.. -. 365
1929 Ford Sport Coupe. -. 245
1929 Ford Sport Roadster. 265
1929 Chevrolet Coach. ..... 335
1929 Whippet 6-Cyl. Sedan. 325
1929 Durant Coupe. ....... Us
1923 Chevrolet Cabriolet. :. 235
1923 Chevrolet Coach. 500. 235
1923 Dodge Coupe. ...~.... 245
1923 Chevrolet Sedan. 265
1923 Whippet Roadster. Us
1923 Whippet 4-Door Sedan. Us
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. 49,. us
1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet..,. los
1927 Chevrolet Sedh n. ..... las
1927 Chevrolet Coupe. Us
Many Others, $35 Up.
Easy Terms and Trade.
BARRY.PATE MOTOR CO.,
zszs Sherman Ave. NV
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
PARTC-PAPTS

PARI
for all cars and trucks. Used cars ana
trucks for sale. Open Sundays Robert Herr
sons Auto Exchange, 100 Fla. ave. ne.
953.959 Fla ave. NV: North l0408.
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Before the man and the girl lay the long, hard
climb to the higher attitudes But there was plenty
of water from the tumbling waterfalls and Jana
knew the edible plants, nuts and fruits growing in
profusion along the deep ravine. Game, too. was
abundant and when they needed meat, Jason's 1880
brought it down. So the beautiful little savage and
the lost American proceeded on their quest for the
land of Zoram without suffering any real hardship
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ment on
1880 Ford Roadster. 1929
1880 Ford Phaeton.. ...... $50
1880 Ford Stand. Coupe, r. $. 39o
1880 Ford Sport Roadster. $50
1880 Ford Tudor. 3oo
1880 Ford Fordor Sedan. -. 3o9
1929 Ford Sport Roadster. 229
1929 Ford Tudor. ......... Esq
1929 Ford Phaeton.. 249
1929 Ford Sport Coupe. -. 259
1923 Chevrolet Coach. ..... 18o
1923 Pontiac Coach. ....... 22o
Small weekly payments. Other
cars as low as $40. All type
trucks and deliveries.
9th and New York Ave.
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When Jana was tired she made a bed Of grasses
beneath tree, curled up and slept while Jason
watched Then she would watch while he rested for
always their greatest danger was from the fierce
and voracious thipdars from which these noun.
tains took their name But Jana could always hear
the wings Of the flying reptiles before they were
seen and thus far the shelter Of the big trees had
protected the man and girl from the hideous
creatures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-18

OUR GOOD NAME, In the long run,
is the most valuable thing we possess.
In our used-car business we are very
careful not to be penny wise and
pound foolish" -,
We can save you money and trouble
II you will come to see us at
2l55 CHAMPLA1N 81.
tAbove v, Near i6thD
Here are q few Of so fine values.
You will find the prices marked on
the windshield:
1929 Buick Coupe.
1928 Buick Coupe.
1890 Ford Roadster,
1881 Chevrolet Coach.
1923 Chevrolet Sedan.
1929 Hupmobile Sedan.
1928 Franklin Sedan.
1898 Lincoln Sedan.
1923 Packard Sedan.
1851 Plymouth Coupe with free
wheeling).
1927 Studebaker Dictator Sedan.
1890 Studebaker Dictator Sedan.
1890 Studebaker Commander Sedan.
1929 Studebaker President Roadster.
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
2155 Champiain St.
(Above v, Near 16th.)
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DODGE 1929 SIX SEDAN Driven 1900
miles BY careful owner; clean ano ntie ~
dsy guarartee, s435. Lee D. Butler Inc
Siss Ehampiain ST.. Studebaker and Pierce
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STEUART MOTOR co.
$40 CASH

And your old car driven to our
show room will make down pay
ment on