The Black Dispatch (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, July 8, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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Dr. Haywood's Health Hints
SWIMMING
humanity. They always seek the wa-
ter in the hottest part of the day.
While this is "cooling" and satisfying
to the flesh, this is not the psycho-
logical nor physiological hour to bathe
at home or go in swimming; When
the day is hot and therefore you are
also hot, and your desire is to cool
off the worse, this is not only inex-
pedient, but is bad judgment. You
should wait until you cool off before
bathing. In other words, you should
never go to the pond or creek during
the hot part of the day to go in swim-
ming. You should go down in the
morning while it is pleasant yet warm
or in the afternoon. This is the best
time for the boys to go in. When
you are so warm because of the sur-
rounding temperat ure, and you
plunge into the water and its temper-
ature is far different to that of your
body temperature, there comes a
shock because of that contrast and
a sport that is'i* sn0CK Decause 0I Ulat contrast and
dulged in and practiccd most largely many times it is manifpstprl in tho
by boys of tender years. During this "rm of tonic muscular ctlmns and
season the banks of every creek, [he boy drowns as a res,.U P
branch and pond is infested with a y ° "S a reSult
vaciferous crowd of boys looking for Time Consumed
a good "swimming hole." I like to BPys are, as a rule, about swim-
see a plucky boy stand on the high- m>ng just like they are about eating,
est peak of some rugged Dank and They believe in starting their pleas-
"splash" a dive into the clear, crystal ure in the morning and continuing
waters beneath. Talking about fun; the same all day. I have seen boys
this is real life that comes to the real get up the first thing in the morning
boy. School boys are the ones who and go to some muddy hole in the
practice and indulge in trie greatest bend of the creek and stay in there
variety of sports. They are taught the live-long day. I have done it my-
how to systematize their plays and self. In keeping -with the same line
the boy who has the most systematic of thought and action, I have seen
habits in play will have the most in some do the same thing that were
work. not boys. 1 have seen and known old
The Time of Day men and women to do practically the
I never cared much about a little same thing. No, it would not be on
"bath tub" boy, one trembling be- the banks of some creek or pond,
hind his mother's knee, crying and but at your home in the kitchen in
dodging because he is afraid to be the family wash tub. I have heard
"washed" in .^hat little water contain- them splash water for two or three I
ed in a lifrff-' foot tub. I like a "kid" hours at the time. There should be
with his 'hands and heart filled with some regularity about swimming and |
the simple prank.; of life, a life filled bathing just like it should be about
with childish adventures, a mind to any and everything else. Boys whol
explore, to see and to do. "go in washing" should duck and dive
I remember distinctly when I was and swim for about. 20 of 30 minutes i
a boy how my brother and I would and then they should come out, put!
join a crowd of boys during the hot on their clothing and go for some'
hours of each summer day and pad- other sport. Lingering too long in I
die in the water of the big creek until the water is not the best. It has a'
the evening shadows were thick about tendency to weaken and make the
us. The hotter the day the faster we participant nervous. If you have been
would go to the pool. This is not in the water likewise, you have wit-
only the habit and tendency of chil- nessed how sluggish it makes you
dren but you will find this general in feel.
THE
bLACK DISPATCH
Hear the President of the
N. A. A. C. P
Dr. A. B. Whitby
And the Famous Quartett At
Tabernacle Baptist Church
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1921
THoVMsApLANvL^^^°N"4oLuA%"s,vro
Benefit Church Buildinfl Fund, Distress etc.
. Anthem
. Invocation.Rev. Jones, pastor Metropolitan C. Church
With Cornet n._ T ,
. ... • " Mr- Joseph Mead
Welcome Address
--Rev. i. E. Toombs, pastor A." M." E."Church
Response ,Prof. B T Banks> E, ^ Qk,a
Business
Mr. George Ragland, Representative Standard Life
insurance Co.
Anthem
"Insurance"
Mr C. L. Taylor, Representative North" Carolina" Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company.
9- Sol° Prof. L. L. Henderson, Watonga, Okla
10. Enterprise and Benefits...Prof. T. W. Cotlirine, El Reno
11. Duet Misses Clara Bannarn and Katy Perry
12. Male Quartette
13. Paper, "United Efforts," Mrs" "Rosa"Brown
Solo.. prof Alonzo Lewis
15. Address ± prof. j. c. Clark, Haskell
1C. Chorus
17. Address Dr. A. B. Whitby, President N. A. A. C. P.
18. Chorus
19. Reading ."V. El"lis Jude
Two Selections (Special Request) Whitby's Orchestra
A chorus of 35 voices will sing under the direction of Dr
W. L. Haywood.
Master of Ceremonies ... Rev. E. W. Perry
Admission 25c; 50c supper included. Buy your ticket
early. Tickets for sale by Mrs. Young, 804 E. 3rd St.; Mrs. Gray,
609 E. 7th St.; Mrs. Abernathy, 1112 E. 5th 3t.; C. L. Barbee,
Fair Grounds, Mrs. McMurray's Club; Co-operative Store; M.
& M. Cafe, Bethel's Drug Store, Cove Pharmacy, Mrs. Marie
Young, 511 E. First; Mrs. Jessie Sparks, 7C4 E. 1st St.
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Okla.
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phone m. 375
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Stagnant Ponds only in the South, but wherever the
Those who go in swimming should Negroes have gained a foot-hold in j
be admonished that they should the North. The Negro will no doubt!
choose running streams for that pur- suffer most from race war but the'J
pose. They should not go to old half whites will also suffer incalmulable! |
dried up branches, creeks and ponds losses- Are we not as a people pos-ls
out in the meadow where the water sessed of sufficient common sense and' ■
does not freely run and circulate. In Political sagicity to check so disas- j |
fhpsp stagnant nnnlc ora rliff o%wi fiitk trOUS SL tendenr.V whilp tharo la vot
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uues 11 u 1 ireeiy run ana circulate. In oagiuuy iu uucck so aisas- l
these stagnant pools are dirt and filth tfous a tendency while there is yet1?
of all classes and kinds coming from time? The problem is not an insol-j"
Mrs. Eula Par«er
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TRY
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Phone Walnut 6054
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breeds germs and bacteria that caus- two races live together on trmes of j ■
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Face Powder (white, pink or iff
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Pace Bleach L'25c §
Vanishing creme 25c > 1
Beauty Creme "50fi
Cold Creme 5^ gj
Freckle Ointment ^Oc ffi
Hand & Fan« t.aHa*i I ■
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And Pressing Oil
es infectious diseases of all kinds. w-u™ buuuhiu. wxiai nas ueen cione fc
I am not trying to discourage boys in some communities can be done in; I
jn their acquirium sport, for I think a11, " we attack the problem in a;J
it alright, but let us continue to tell ®P'rjt °' common sense and common 11
them to be careful about the class Just,ce' jl
and kind of water selected to swim; —The New Republic
tell them about the length of time and
that in the mornings before it gets
so hot or in the afternoon when the
rays of a summer's sun have been
softened by zephers from dell and
forest, is the best and most appropri-
ate time to "ko in swimming."
New York News
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Temple Grower I 50c Lin <?afv 00 25c 31
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Special Tonic for t~he"scaii>'_'50c extra for Postage jfj
Address all Communications to AGENTS WANTED
MADAM R. D. WALKER
us *jssu far* wtt"c-;;.^ahoma |
u MiiiiaijianigQi^iHaac
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Moving Toward
Race War
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OF
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: : OKLAHOMA C
OKLAHOMA CITY
2-21-21.
MUSIC STUDIO
(By the Associated Negro Press.)
NEW YORK, N. Y„ June 22.—Mar-
cus Garvey is the head of the Negro
Independent association, which owns
the Black Star Line, and the hope of
which is to make Africa solidly black
one of these days. He preaches that
hope to his followers. The N. I A
has branches in the West Indian' Is-
lands and in Panama and Cuba andl
the like, and is said to have a mem-1
old spirit of resignation. We believe whom"VUTl°°LNefr0e£\ eaClJ 0fi
that is true. At Tulsa, if the Negroes ThaM.Vn nnn a •? y ♦ ?nt a day"!
had made no show of resistance the tho LL m not to speak ofi
most that might have happened was S that Ma ^ p"vile*es' a°d " ^y
the lynching of one Negro possibly w ft Marcus Garvey really could
an impudent fellow though not a crim- non non pfublic of L'ber'a the $5-
inal. Because a group of Neg oes I'l V' at, a; Pinch ?3,000,000-of
ralliel to his defence over a shore Th'
were killed and more than ten thou- ^tat®s- however, will
sand were driven from their homes $5 000 000 Be™,Ub0eria
by fire—men, women and children li,; ' ! Because if Uncle Sam
in ghastly fear of a mob more cruel' f f "ot ^c°cmmodate Liberia to this
than the flames. But a co?dflooded ent John Bull will. Or if John Bull
calculation of this kind will not carry lit^v m n ' Whlch is not at a11
far in a world which has recently V 31 ^us Garvey wiH be induced.
sacrificed twenty million lives to the tTo^hin'7 'If0"® 01 ulternatlonal fela-
Manes of an Austrian Archduke It tho' «-i k .Afrlcan ,west coasts affairs
would not carry far with us whites J,he 01'bublness an(l the race problem.
if we were the minority from which Juntihr perhaps' best take it I
swss* SrSs®3KaSl'M^—*•DOX ,J0-
SS aSmSTS' —
sense of solidarity: so it is declared whi.ch he has and does- Other-
Uy witnesses from all over the S interested " aPPear8 38 °"6 °f th°Se
try, equally by those who deplore the
fact and by those who rejoice in it. (By the Associated Negro Press.)
system
,i!ie ,lis fur- soft, silky and line
AN OLD DISCOVERY NEW IN AMERCA
teaches^ Y Scisntific Prin<!iP'« wh« , £
prepares all hair dressers for any board of
a . examination
A LIFE TIME PENSION
Given to Graduated Students
liberal percentage paid all agents
ia/ ^ T,SSUE BUILDER SOLD ® 53c a BOX
°cSr; Box,e|38.FOrr"Ulated: white N. V.
#.tudio, 819 ai"pt ,a 'i.ni'ted number of pupils at her
'rough founda-
atesV «Twat^0£FP%V^.by the State Board
Piano Aludio, 819 E. th street aBestPtatte^ited- nUmber of puPils at her
for, also to technique and individu "!^ t0 3 thorou9h 'ounda.
UughtCati°n' US6d- F°r «^'Wattuht°S71Pnr
Public school music also
MJssSMmr^: WbK9® C:KlVh' Be,hel Hal1- Ca"
j Phone Maple 320
Accacia Rooms I
Mrs. W. H. Williams. Prop. ]
16 nice, co„. all moder„ j
323 E. 2nd Street Oklahoma City!
They are coming into a spirit of col-
lective selfdefence, often a truculent
spirit. It is asserted by southerners
■ that the war is responsible for this
spirit, and there is much to be said
for this view. The Negroes who faced
the German guns and were regarded
as citizens of the first class when it
came to stopping German bullets
might easily become centres of dis-
affection with a civil status ranging
from disfranchisement to death at the
stake. But war or no war, it was
probably bound to come. The servUe
acceptance of kindness or outrage at
the hands of the white man could not
survive slavery by many generations.
Whatever its origin, the spirit of
collective resistance is abroad in the
Negro population. And that spirit
presents a grave challenge to Ameri-
cans. Shall we go on about our other' nr r ti' ou
affairs as heretofore declaring com-| i«,^nP nf t'hf / ridan'Miss "
placently that the race problem is one'I^n, ■he 'eaders fr°m that state
that can never be solved? Or shall! n?' e J'iTm the CaP't°l a busy stay.
we address ourselves seriously to find'„i,i Hed™an and D. L. Patton
RICHMOND, Va., June 22.—Two
white men were arested here for an
alleged attack on a Colored girl last
Monday night, which at one time
threatened to result in a Race riot.
Crowds of angry Negroes were dis-
persed when more than a third of the
city police force was called, re-in-
forced by several hundred plain-
clothes men and civilians.
(By the Associated Negro Press.)
"WILL PRESIDENT HARDING
FAIL US"" "" ' ■
the hour.
Corbett Not Allied With
Tyson at Any Time
ED W,CBKOAA«D J? CKOEntro0LUSascleAAN EECARD ubel suit
The Statement that is being made
over the jurisdiction, which charges
Attorney C. E. Corbett with being for-
merly allied with the Tyson adminis-
tration, which was charged with mis-
appropriating funds of the Pythian or-
der several years ago, is untrue. Those
who know the facts and who are con-
versant with Pythian history in this
tn°Z"a*C.he.S,t.y E. Corbett
over the jurisdiction know, WICK-
HAM WOULD HAVE BEEN AR
RESTED AND THROWN IN JAIL IN
dentally, we want to point to this case
courts ?LWJZ'llaI?Jas 9°ne into the
Si..,. •HARDING l,'dl wesley t. Corbett time that Wickham „ ■ c nrst
US?" That's the question of Caume to the Grand L<>dge at Boley I courts and ^ 9°ne mto the
tuo uour. Secertary Weeks asks for JL " h administration blew] only to have to retracfh6^'^9 WMd'
more time to shape policies before R^ra"d„Worked !°r the Section of; To a great manv of ti h'mself 'ater-
criticism. Secretary Miller of the Na- dunj«< wh° was at that Grand i will be informino to « ♦1?1fmbers il
?,?aLCSmmi,ttee says the President chanLft^ aC!|Ve candidate for Grand | 121 of the Grid i I page
will "deliver." Chancellor. It was Corbett who work- the Tulsa .tOd.0e m,""tes of
■ lhiU|? m"ch ,of the data and facts the Board of Contr i ls,shown that
tenants'of n 11 p035ible fo' the lieu- torney Corbett wa, 2 ' ^hich At-
woHfi^wi* *Un.J!e to expose the inner! ed them that HiN hJT,ember' sh<>w.
tTn„ SS 6 Tyson administra-l turned over to TpJui .oo hand' not
we address ourselve8~Beriously *toDflnd! S ^ HeJn?an and L. Patton, of ihe adminfsVrSlon lH* intention did not ^a«"9e HM. with steannn^?
ing a modus vivendi under which the|aDd maSter P0,itician of tempting to S^ he issue' ii.h ♦h"-'! hrU-nt,.but il sho^ clearly thlt thf
Negro will be assured of his ordinan ^Del?aP jis^Lamong others from untrue statement. The rec^ds ' COntro1 was keeni""
riehta as a man? i„ j _ ! uwinci. ! also show that it - •
rights as a man? Mob law and peon-1
age; as every intelligent person now
will
nil! ~ y uuiidr OT The fun
was corbett who As this amount added
to the amount
^ "*■ vOrDclt WhO
recognizes, can be m'aintained Tnl^'a" I ^ Mal°nft of ^ ^ckfam-'s \°asTwhen tT hSttl SI? time
the cost of increasing race bitterness, ' ^0UIS: were quests of In ; so" finally beat him to his knees in1 ey collerttn k t fu" amount of mon-
breakta* out sporadicaIIy in manifest t Sal "ni mTtI Y' /'• C Ai L Ti f""' and made him (w'ick ! Z > * Hi"" The admin-
cure for Am.rlcs o. talk no. C*" an,i I Sr.od*LM.o Wji!," % SuS
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Dunjee, Roscoe. The Black Dispatch (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, July 8, 1921, newspaper, July 8, 1921; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc152340/m1/2/?q=aRCHIVES: accessed May 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.