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V W - i a W Cl L V LLT 4r J** ^ j^ U1 *■« « M * MThe executive board then visited l a;j. Pre?:der.t Co^hcge end asked hi^ j 5 I3?! 1 the same consideration for colored ' women accorded to worren of otherthesum £ SIXL03*■. ■*1rn 5?q * rT*v nncc ? s * thing's v\ h little advertiseme: An d Oakland von.The women, of Washington tmemory for the mothers and women orthe r.^grrorace in America. !president ard concessionr %m *m. . , ,, , , tlt;r . . | crtairr.aa. Mrs. Mary Church Te .r..s .o.y ■n... a*sc- „o.u loAer s ,ril! national lobhji?t. They al Day services Sunday morning: mThe rresident of theventmo!■ S »Thehooiavidjustandarg:e«w* !aren : k*d’ !T~»n_ 1 Association of Colored Women and I ■“*' the majority of the delegates arrived in Washington early last week. Mrs. Bethune a? also president of the Daytona-Cookman In-i v.1 ‘' (,f C j \JrLlL2Zy 1U^ C*. cCTCl i-aDaytona, Florida.tfoon after r,er arrival, she, to-'nr»* TT;r* T ”£? f t r 1 /s T* r c* c v*fed.tor of National Notes i.v ^ . . . publisn a political magazine in t'-‘•‘•^tnopc-.nan A. M, su. enure n. inierest of women m politics, Tnent J ^rnls moi c;r..“n, be guided bj j Political Recorder. Thev also ha'i of ^irs-.waha ^est Ham:, ton, of a political studv club. The writany,. —*--©.........._ j wm aaaresa tms cm o Sunday af^ , ernoon on The National LeagueJL.T _1j ! Women Voters. The membersthe league at their Washlngtlt;0 0 ;v „* and Miss Nannie Burroughs, visited-Vi« T-^»£;-r— - -ft — lt;5 T 1Vv omen's headi.uan*T* hi the Washington Hotel to obtain tickets ofof the ssee-jpr_) liiive commiiiee. n. Ocing the intention of the president to use themI ineipn rtoiei iu ouLtun?t6 1 admission for members o 3er_ ( utive committee, it beii ' the ■ teniior. of the president u _. A;, jso that each nay ten colors ! en could attend the sessionscolored \rom- jmecwomanO'V A’ 4 •* ■*#hesdeuarters have offered me a: ' assistance T should need in the vrlt; «? literature concerning this or^ai • :r?*nri.t Am^ng the women of dlstinctic attending the quinquennial are t'rfn]mgr colored Ti-onien’ Mr , -Dt't •lUJif, .MIS. ±jltrlla K!f*Kn!lt;'Davis, president of the Obso Sta r'ederatinr. of Colored Clubs; MrX,*aRfr‘n of Yo?Federation and bead of the master division of Republican Wom= dnrins: the pn«t presidential can % ^ *. - - - • ^ ■_ ■. «.--f * Qvo: r:a. v. ho t. as a rational ennin the last itemibi-.'it. -vere boa;'-ri!c ' The ciuitujwcui ui me msitiujs iv-»t.was crushed by heme notified that '■ * °’vhos-enthusiasm of the meetingjcsn national convention; Mrs. Cot i Calhoun Horne. Brook’jn, Nenational chairman bic sistfomej * “I T'SSr.e^ ?lS? who' ITS£a*-Ox*«d. AS50w,iaij0U oi ,u ; cojk,;re in pr^nrh and nti Women, registered a protest ana to the?enUlTfa/t*c ^'»Tq;rarJi S ♦ -/ V v- ta-s+ V» .N- — —W ~ «risuaees; sne nas j-renon, tDan:^.i.- .. ... ^ i S^rus and other national* as piis it pos«o» the American , r=,.. Rebec,a S,.,M Ta,lorv(ternationai Cmdl at T.'c^.r, ! ^ar.rah, «».. ana MIw HalUe lt;rttresen:aiive council of;om-I W ♦ •.lt; I. « v/ J *—• M -«v —nore , TrSo,se object ?.nurr.vi- i V, rir ^ p 1 ^C-K * J‘aim is to v orv | Rro^n, p^t nr^Ident of the N, the coud.tioi s ( rtssoeiation or ColonHayward Legion To Drive f or SI00rr- Cu_ ______T k %1fe • •will be uplifted, has accented our j x‘*l 1 membership, thereby hring-r^ t«» )P?£l ; the capita! of the nation colored ai£0 j v,omen representing the brains,| culture and refinement of the ra^e.f » 1* p » -- r- - - TV- * *■ ' •*-»- ^__I lat •’ -------^ ■— KAIt vv AD, May P.—A drive i• eves of ^omen of all the worlo? . ...fshe asked j rajSe - as tn.s mtj s snare ;ith | j refuse to be a parry to such f the American L^g-ion national ei; n ^HTi-»*■ p m nrorirts^in**? T -rofijact t ^^Cr- «.7.-itn j t0 t^g a- -/;* , tne «on;. r c£rg ”T^^rr 1 M M ..r. ; I f - . — C T”. ^ ^ ^ r ^narty to such an insult *oin„i.„r,. f t d . , , . - i o». r^aiciji^ oi 6X-P?r\nennooa of coxorea Ameiu- ghortly. Theenntoj After asking the committee rin^i g-ve her a written statement of the !. -c decision, that she might show it to li£!the otber membersottiveboard of the Nationalthe execu-’ Assc-! ciation of Colored Women, they granted her request.This letter was later shown to af Miss Hallie Q« Brov,*n. who. serving ’ as president of this organization, the asked t^vo years a?o to takef'e men, wi follovi-ms: Pa: comnitttee ha« been appointed fc the program by Jack Flynn, con mander of thf l^os] ?egjnm Hug i’rank. Jack Mitchell, Captain I W. Pierson, Harry Bradford an Dr. Nels Clemens.* _J «theZZ'1ierecnarpe oi inne^rro tefpart of the program devoted to a music evening to be given, during the quin-lt; t ^ n n i £ j . Brown hVj r*i? iT;f^rei^n pnyr:r;t5 spoken from the i ^^piatr^rm v, :th Lndv and also being a life jnember of i ;?,e IntPrnfitiOral Council of Vr,m-ta p^e^t . T.Ir-. Phillip Xcrth Moore, jAirericai] prudent of the! In h^r protest, said. Munle??( rH]q d^cret v. «tnara^r r»y 4 « I o’clock todajr T vill f£erjd teJcgrfems | »trmr.!fyir^ the t -Th.y * ^n1 »• lt;=*pirc^^s nr*t tr ^*prne t^ 4^r. , iVa?nington for me concert. It jt 1*aTevit *! must not be later because It will be3boui1 notice ere they entrain for j♦ V c pi*.. Mi n.. c i . iCcr.firuirg, ?lt;he ?aid, Under no ■ f'i! ^um*!iance,= •v'l 13 I accept secre-• eat.or' or pre;jd:c*. If the women of this couno:! have fnr th^ir ob-'* je^t the uphftins ar.d th5 bettering j of the '••oji'iiuon of ail the women j o? tne world the sooner they begin i this work the better.”■?,*rrr %rn; t'l the T. TV. C,TheSPECIALS FORIWe lake pride in the months of our ownershi] necessary to build a s winsr reach fhronsr struction is going aheat there is no interruptionj■“DHL VOMK1’Puffed Wheat,* p: *jJJfsndinc the latter had » letter from {Mr?. Phillip Xortn Moorp v/hmh s’1 fcd the lt;_ ]t/i-d v.nn.'n '.ouid be allowed to r-e on the firstfloor «'f the Vv b-»hifi*:tr.n Audi-j tonum during tie meeting r-f thefrt«.*-r.?‘Kina • lt;.i t:lt;’ 11 of Vi'fim^n| guiriouerniah| The nreHcr-”*1 In 'H'p^hln^tori of ; the most distinguished colored I women of America has be^n the 1 incentive amor;?r their own for many uordaJ affairs. The firf-t on i the list was a banquet gi%r*in in the cafeteria of the Phyhs Wb^atly Y. W, C. A. hv Frederick D. J,*e,, presiQf-nt of tne Jsationai Memorial i Association, whose obje-r-t Is to build in the city of ‘Washington a | suitable memorial building in mm-| memoration of the deeds of valor j of the nesrro soldiers arid ?a;3ors ! made manifest in every war in which the United States has participated. This feod^ty was organized in February, 1S1€.The governors of the different states have, by request, appointed one etate commissioner to cooperate with this movement. At the request of the National Memorial Association hou«e joint committee, resolution number 245 was introduced fn congress April H by Hon. William R. Wood of Indiana. This resolution will be acted upon in thef nnYf lt;rrThent was also a musical given in the same building while w# were being banqueted by the musicalTMvpils, b^th Instruments! snfl ! vcK’al. Ot Miss Pinkney. After the I collation was served many short 1 addresses were mnde bv vorr^n n? Qiatincuon, notat»iy Airs. Maggi# Walker, president of the Penny Savings Bank of Richmond, Va,. and Mr*. Addle Hunton, who vu among the first women of color to* mm i- f. -r- f -r- ft f Vr-I f * ^ t* ♦ mm • u . «IF MiU»4t.WvA Aduring the World War, Chaplain Major Scott §t tfc# Ith Cavalry,P. ~G. White ^apthSoap, 10 bars ....34*for\% r*Her\lt; th^ rtelit tKnffdr Bohemian hiDUllCr chnrned da!I■HW H, I-yuU, GoliEastern Picnic HamKesfler'n HnmLindsay Ripe OlivesOlive St»t)(Apple Cider VinegaiSalad OIJ StaiBLOATERS Monday, cXvesKl*rfsTILLAMOOK CHEValley fl«PDITAJCC Medium SanUv I UllW 4 lbs. tot ....MBNMMMiHnivMi Aat Snrler,r af ti in nwrpc r.■VrT T tLETTUCE—Cri*p, «o!iMMMWMn a. iumElectric Light GioiA. G, Dim5000 Efc SIDEtliO CIGARS Popular 10c aellera, Extra I(Umlj s
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Oakland, California, US
Sun, May 10, 1925
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