Galveston Sentinel (Newspaper) - August 5, 1933, Galveston, Texas PERISCOPE By J. M. BURR Following the general it appears from some few quarters that the Negro last hired and first is beginning to feel the readjustment necessary in the carrying out of the A Negro boyt reported to The Sentinel that he had been notified by his employer that his services would be discontinued On the boy as to whether he had been an adequate said that he been getting about per While we believe that the Negro should bear his proportionate share of this recovery we can not work ourselves around to believing that our employers would take any undue advantage of a Negro Of our only advice to the was that if everything else was he should report the matter to Mr. Robert I. who is in charge of the enforcement of the NRA To our Negroes who are employed we would say that they should be patient and not complain under any necessary changes which might be put into practice in order that the NRA can be carried out 100 per cent in Whatever honestly brought are for them to encounter should be born with patience and That will be the Negro's contribution to the general as outlined l COOKING SCHOOL 18,9,10,11 Negro Business and Industrial Workers was a magnificent display of what might be done in Galveston among Negroes if such men as Mr. Webb will just lead There is no doubt about it so far as the Negro is needs a New The meeting called by Mr. Webb heard the NRA explained and all went away better able to interpret his individual contribution to the general prosecution of the Mr. Robert I. Postmaster and Attorney were the speakers from the white Mr. Webb should be encouraged and supported in his organization by all Negroes in He is certainly being encouraged by the white people of the The meetings of this organization are held each Tuesday at C. W. Webb furniture Mr. Webb is ready to answer any question pertaining to the work and objectives of his Robertson's Drug Stores are working strictly in accord with the according to Mr. He stated that it was necessary to arrange the working hours of his help and lo employ one additional all of which he has Other Negro businesses have done The Cozy Cleaners has also rearranged his working hours for his help and met the requirements of the C. W. Webb furniture store went on the NRA plan last Tuesday ing and Mr. Webb states that the | plan works fine so Others will j fall in we are if they have not already done so. JUDGE NORTON ORDERS NEW TRIAL FOR SCOTTSBORO YOUTH DURING FALL TERI REFUSES FRAMED BOYS HABEAS CORPUS j NEW YORK ordering the boys a lynch trial in Judge James E. Horton is ing to prevent the release of the nine innocent Scottsboro Negro on was by the L. today when it was announced that previous to Horton's Florida vacation General George I. L. D. attorney in left with him the habeas corpus writs demanding that bail be with the understanding that he would set a date for Instead of setting a day for the Rearing to set which under Alabama is forced to grant to the boys following his decision the evidence preponderates in their NY OFFERS SPECIALS DURING AUGUST The attention of our readers is called to the ad of the Texas Cities public service This company is looking far ahead in offering the service which is offered in this During the entire month of August they are offering their entire Stock of gas equipment at reduced They arc not only offering their stoves and ranges at reduced Judge Horton is attempting to the boys to a new i lynch ' | Pointing out was only mass J pressure which forced Judge Horton j to set aside that verdict against wood William L. national secretary of the I. I sent out a call for an Mrs. Constance Houston I tion of to this new of tne department of Home of tlie Southern white Economics in Houston City i Only in: this he who will be in charge of all Tn Judge Horton bo forced to at The Galveston Sentinel's I set for the and the Fall Cooking School and Household i stef 0,1 the Way September 8, 10, 11, 1933, j There must be no he The school held in the j the of beautiful Pavilion 28th | and promises to be the most outstanding event of the season for of There will be baking and other contests in for which there will samples will also be- oi her ability as an economist is well The Houston City School Board has had a course of which was originated by adopted in the She received her training at Prairie View State Hampton and Columbia New Mrs. Thompson is now in 111., where she will spend two weeks j studying in Chicago University of She will I return to Texas late in August to prepare the four days school TURNER CHOSEN TO DELIVER ADDRESS AT STATE COLLEGE DEATH CLAIMS NOTED BISHOP AT MARSHALL LAST SATURDAY FUNERAL CONDUCTED TUESDAY MORN FOURTH WARD MAN AMBUSHED AND CUT ON ARTHUR STREET SADBERRY KILLED IN R. was killed by the collision of another car Friday night about It is reported Mr. Sadberry was coming south and the other car was going north to The cars collided about three miles from Mr. Sadberry found dead in his shattered which was crushed by the other His two small children were saved by | One was bruised very j I He was a Baptist Church Monday Remains laid to rest in cemetery by the People ing He leaves eral brothers and lo 1 mourn his He was one of the most respected citizens of the a wealthy a business i man of high honor and j with his other j ried the wishes of their the lamented J. R. Sr. In | fact he was tilled with that genial hospitality which was an asset to his and a Christian i man in every The county | and community mourn his | was car Mt. it 1 p. m. i Cue above I Unci may on their If any were created by Horton's decision granting a new this new move on his part should be- sufficient evidence to completely smash order of Judge Horton shows clearly Knights and the agents of lynch methods of Judge who wants to accomplish the same purpose but with more subtle Patterson mass for the I dom of the Scottsboro must come to a new high point in the demonstrations and actions of August 22, international which has been designated as a national Scottsboro demands raised by the I. L. backed by a greater mass movement than ever before must be that Horton immediately set and that a change of venue be ed from Morgan where both Decatur and are and where the boys are in as great danger of lynching as in j where the original trials were ' These he must immediately be raised in a flood of from every I. L. D. and from every organization and individual sympathetic to the cause of the Scottsboro to Judge E. Ala. The new of the white Southern landlord led by Attorney Knight and Thomas demand the greatest activity on the part of every to save the Scottsboro boys from At the same the new and the if Judge Morton is forced to grant j will tremendous new demands ( for funds upon the I. L. now drained by the huge expenditures in connection with forcing the lynch J to set aside the verdict against I Heywood Funds should | be rushed he to i the national 80 East 11th Room New York being made and special prices ed on their hot water J A visit to show room and the contact witti efficient corps | of courteous salesmen will convince that this company deserves the patronage of the Negroes of Another fact well worth remembering is that this company employes a large number of Negro men thus making it possible to j Cass of that and clothe a number of Negro families in TREASURE HUNTER FATALLY WOUNDED BY HIS COMPANION - - Saturday July Oscar Anderson and for 34 instructor of Greek and sociology at Bishop passed away though he suffered a serious illness two years the unexpected because of his normal health and The distinguished scholar and race leader was born humble Castor and on Skipwith near August 15, 1^,7. the of 12 and worked in a factory as a means of aiding in the support of the work was he said in his my he was 19. J. Rhoads and some weeks to his death received for his 35th year of active service at the In 1001 he married Blanche V. of one of the most attractive highly women on Bishop's During tho years four children blessed B. 1923, teacher in Public A. B. i lent of Prairie He was converted at 20, in entered Wayland D. where he both the normal and theological courses in 1.802. He then spent one year in the Nichols Latin School in preparation for admission to Bates and in 1896 was admitted to the freshman Wounded Man Claims That His Assailant Told Him His Aunt Had Buried At the Foot of Street * * * PRAIRIE August 12, Prairie View Normal and considered from the standpoint of academic will close one of the most successful sessions since the doors of the college first swung open to the Negro youths of Taken as a the j been quite satisfactory and the scholarship has been above the Monday August T. 3 p. the commencement address will be delivered by Rev. W. L. Turner of to approximately 00 candidates the bachelor's The degrees will be conferred I by Dr. Edward Bertram acting Registrar J. B. Cade submits the following es for graduation as Arts and sciences K. Rut ha Bessie Rebecca Ransom Willie C. Amanda I Warren 1014 was shot in the chest with on the banks of the bayou near the foot of Wichman Street about 10:45 I p. m. I i Officers and cruising in their when they received a message from headquarters a man had been shot at the foot Wichman They rushed to the scene of the shooting and found Thompson lying in a vacant lot on the 3200 block onj Butler A crowd of people had gathered around the who was bleeding Thompson was carried to the Davis Hospital and treated by Dr. who admitted that his wounds were He was struck in the chest with several blasts of a 12-guage shot The shots tered his chest and left ' the Home the pellets even pierced his and these were ones which made his recovery seem remote and condition appear Thompson told the officers that Carter 21-year-old who lives on Lakin came by his house about 10 p. m. and awoke him telling him that his who had died several weeks ago had buried a large sum of money on the bunks of the Riley had a according to ' who said that he got dressed and accompanied They I proceeded to the place where the | In 1809 ho graduated with having qualified for the bachelor of arts and accepted a position at Bishop College that was made vacant by tho of Professor J. E. now president of Florida A. and College at Fla. In addition to the position of teacher at Latin and assigned the duty of summer In the soliciting 1 lie served the present - Irn is and of Bishop ' All of the family and of friends were Saturday go end present - Incumbent ' Joseph J. who was a before of the He was one of the founders of the National Association of Teachers in Colored and was a life member of that he held membership in Pi Gamma a national social science honor society and the Academy of Political and Social the Southern Sociological the National Geographical the Colored Teachers State Association of having been president of that in 1930, and three fraternal Knights mil tin American from -all sections of County The oration was delivered by pastor Baptist brief eulogies were ed by Drs. Osborne arid M. and appropriate was rendered the summer school the Bishop College Mamie C. Others who participated on the program J. who read the Dr. O. 111. who read the of individual friends and wlm sent letters of and resolutions j and 5 nurse of his years of W. 11. at Bishop he was i M. K. lary of the faculty for 30 a script President Joseph J. position he at the time of his of and for seven years he served 1 The honorary as the secretary of the board of 1 Dr. C. Dr. M. W. Recently the board named B. J. H. the chapel building for him upon the K. ami President Joseph recommendation of President Joseph I treasure was supposed to be located I C. i and Riley started Thompson ' Selma O. | did same | S. i had five I v i t ii ' ' i when Thompson claimed Lela | that Riley shot him and 1 son remarked that he was taken NATIONWIDE APPEAL BEING MADE FOR INCLUSION OF NEGRO IN FEDERAL MOVE TO RESTORE COUNTRY TO NORMAL TIMES Hattie P. Ora Demeris K. W. M. NEW YORK of had not bad any j of fho Interior Harold L. t teither had whore the population is N. the state advisory boards pit NUMEROUS THEFTS IN HOMES REPORTED Wagner 1314 was walking down the 1100 block on Arthur Street about 11 Saturday night and when he passed a house at Arthur two men jumped off the i | A. 1728 One of them held him while tho j claims that three Negro women stabbed him across his a house at Lamb shoulder with an Kast Texas j saying thai they had Bagby was carried to the Jefferson I junk to sell When he Davis Hospital and his wounds ' they stuck in his back He told officers that he did not I told him to hold up his They know the identity of his ( took from his This said that a girl living 1 0! o j happened 11:3(1 a. m. a woman living at the | 3510 said thai address and another woman at 1101 - cut the screen on his Arthur knew the men and their ' window anil stole over in Inr attacking Whitsitt and Castrow have i Willie ilOS MARSHALL SCHOOL BACKS PRESIDENT IN RECOVERY MOVE Agricultural R. A. William Luther A. B. | T. J. William Jaik Paul Arthur I | B. W. because he words with argued after they reached the location of the purported Thompson claimed that Riley had by several times to talk to him and had been accompanied by a whose name be did not Immediate and extensive The Mexican was not present at the has greeted the appeal of N. A scene of the Strange as it j A- C- p t0 the fraternal Thompson claims that he did administer the Countrywide Response To Plan seems not see the shot gun in while they were enroute to their buried Police are looking for Riley and while Thompson died local hospital Book Richardson To Address Grads At Samuel Huston cording to a statement released here Qf Wednesday by Joseph J. I K College was among cT the first in Texas to adjust the wages and hours of its employes in the case and are looking for and his j ed thai s j and one entered plao n radio valued at editor of The Houston inviting him to deliver the convocation address accord with President Roosevelt's j national industrial recovery August ami having complied fully with j The summer session is a joint ed spirit and letter of the new deal I venture sponsored by advocates unqualifiedly a square deal uej Huston and Tillotson ' itie laborer who is the term is being held on 1 Ramuel Huston Miss I Mary K. Branch i- president of the Marshall institution of joins with other patriotic Editor Richardson has accepted Americans in a nationwide effort invitation and will speak in defeat depression and restore ' tin at the day the country to BOOTLEGGER TAKES CASH BUT FAILS TO DELIVER WHISKEY C. 4023 said that a Frank told him he knew where could a of Haig and for La dr. ve 11-.- to old i tha are I Frank colored he hoiking Will the church sororities anil other lions to join in a united for consideration of the Negro er in the drafting of and in the matter jobs 1 ' I public gram. The National ol ed Women at its Chicago lo a telegram sent to tbu N. A. A. C. to send telegrams to President Franklin Roosevelt and General Hugh Johnson asking for inclusion in all ami to c ' of 1: ' tenor Harold L. Ickes w j be given their full | hs under the public am. of 1 A has secured from - lie N A. - P. additional copie it- ' gram of aeil i branches of the V. M. A. - out the country to Join in the | ing of Conferences been held ' oi the Y. including Miss | our P h oil 1 written to Secretary in states lie appointed to Roosevelt to and N. A- A. C. to work joint action on these of the and white has In news columns o. 1 of united are pouring into rri large A. C. P. the urges the part of all and individuals rand 1 only by such concerted Negro's position be before the officials for the administration of and public ih the WOMAN ASKS COPS TO FIND MISSING COLORED YOUTHS uu 1 1 a. boys left her m. and vera in bayi chuck about (i y were Cam 13,- and All reside at 4414 near
