Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-09-27
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BY PERCY GREENE

ma say CndC CdlnC nuIIln that goes
over the hogs back that wont
buckle under his belly, and twas
long time before | caught up with
what she meant when she said
that, The Republican Brothers
have been talking loud and long
about scandal, corruption, mink
coats and deep freezes, and the
rascals up in Washington, and it
looked for a time that the Demo-
Gratis would have to git togather
| 'mongst themselves and claim the
credit for having invented the best
campaign issue that the Grand
Old-Party has had in the last
twenty years, when all at once
looked in the newspapers and sees
where Brother Nixon, who wants
to be the Vice-President of the
United States for the Grand Old
Party, seems hisself to have stray
ed from the path Of righteousness
jess lack some Of the Democrat
III cIICIH Caught vi JOO uOIHS dl-
ter they, along with everybody
else, caught on to what went on
round Teapot Dome which the
Grand Old-Party its self fust in
vented After | read in the news
papers about Brother Nlxon's ex-
cuse and hears his explaining |
figured that he show did do a
whole lot for jess $4,000, and
naturally concerned lack | is about
high morality in the government.
and 'mongst the office holders, |
, jess naturally couldn't help think
| ing bout Brother Nixon, and the
Grand-Old Party, coming along
again after what they invented
| at Teapot Dome, and Citing
! caught-up with again in the same
thing that they now want to make
lack that the Democrats invented
| when | set down to eat my Fish
| and drink my beer and ever
time nay mind wandered off my
fish and beer to what them Re-
publican's been saying bout the
Democrats, now after what hap
pened to Brother Nixon, bout what
the Democrats is saying bout the
Republicans, started 10 thinking
bout what my Grandma used tC
say, and | betcha if them Republi-
talked lack mine, they never would
er brought all that mess up in the
fust place, as Brother Nixon done
proved, lack my Grandma used to
say there amt muffin that
goes over the hogs back that
wont buckle under his belly :.
now don't laff nobody cause !
amt laffing.
A NOTE TO YOUNG BASE
BALL PLAYERS: We've just
heard the news that Ike Jackson,
young catcher that used to be
seen on the local sandlotS and in
somewhat bigger games around
these parts was bought last week
by the Boston Braves, and will
play next year with one of the
top farm clubs for further season
ing before the big leagues. He's
the Brother of "Speedball" Jack
son, of the Jackson Cubs >. Think
about this you boys when you set
ting up all night in some beer
joint and trying to become a great
baseball player.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS: The
Jackson Negro Chamber of Com
merce is going to have big ere
vival" meeting at Parish Street
Baptist Church on October 9Th, and
all members, including me, oughta
be there, cause with so many
things going on that affects the
economic and business life of the
Jackson Negro it's nothing less
than shame the way we've been
treating the organization during
the past few months. What's mat
ter with you-all anyhow?
THEY'LL BE TRAVELLING:
James Rundles, the Ex-Advocate
man, who still has the newspaper
spirit in his blood writes that he
and his lovely wife will be leaving
shortly on a trip that will take
them as far as the "Big Town,
which is New York to you
Here's wishing them happy time.
ALONG THE OLE AVENUE:
That lady in them furs and with
them gracious manners and every
thing that had all you-all looking
at me out FOUNDER Sunday night
was Mrs. Mabel B. Ebcrhardt of
Chicago, and the two other people
were President and Ms. ]. H.
White, of the Mississippi Vocation
al College.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: "The
Bible is a book of faith, and a
book of doctrine and a book of
morals, and book of religion, of
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