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\ VOL I ?NO. 21, COMME
58tli COMMENCEMENT
" - ^ " SURPASS t
Alumni From All Parts of the L
^ Program Arranged. Man
To Eclipse all Pothers. Hu
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Orangeburg', 3. C., May 19?Friday, 1
May 15th marked the opening' of the
- 58th Annual Commencement at Claflin <
TTniVPfsitv nno nf tho nl rlncf \To/?wA
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. Colleges.of the Stgte.
This commencement is to surpass i
all previously held. Fres. JTH. Ham 7
dolpb, the .first president of cqlor of <
this institution has made special pre?-1
parations to take care or tho4ws4(>of
visiting friends and alumni ~who are !
ex.pent.eri t.n?this?great?celebration. i
Already" news has come that we will
k care of the large crowd. Those attendf
nig from the various?states will be <
surprised at the wonderful chaogesil
that have taken place under the sue-^
? cessful administration of Pres. J.. B. "
Randolph who jn at. ..gam plating his ,
third year as. president of the insti- J
tutioni? - i
Assisted by a well prepaifed-faeulty ;
of more than forty members, Pres.
I _ Randolph has been able to find a place
for Claftin among the other large col- ;
leges of the land. He has done this
thru persistent effort and undying de?yotion
to see Claflin rank with the
i j best. No eollege of South Carolina
' ~ has deceived more recognition within
the past few years for the type of
7 ^ work it has produced. Every student
who has left for other colleges of
7\he Nation have been received without
reservations and have made envious
records for their Alma Mater,
r This together with many records in
: various other activities of school curriculm
and student activities has heralded
Claflin as the Ace of South Car"J.
' olina. Applications from other states
T. B. WATK^Sf =
r MISSOURI, ENTERED,?
- ^ ELKS GRAND RULER
-?==?Kansas ^ityrMov, May 22.?i
?Xheron B. Wat kins, of-this city,
has beenterrtered by a group of'
friends in Elkdom for Ihe posi-;
tion of Grand Exalted Ruler. '
$ 'I'he plprtiorTwill occur at tho-ft?-l
- nualconvention in Richmond,^
Virginia, in August. The Wat-'
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I. B. WATKtNS
~^B~kina backers have enlered tfteir
candidate only afters thorough
I canvass of the country, and in
thier opinion the "Show Me" '
W candidate has better than a
fighting- chance. There will be
r several other candidates, including
J. Finley Wilson, of WtrshNngton,
who is already serving
his third term, ^nd is sackings.
r \ fourth. There has been, for a
. number of years, sentiment in
the convention favorable to one
term and two at most.
T. Br Watkfns is one of the
most substantial himiVipaa rnprl
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AT CLAFLIN TO j
tLL IN ITS -HISTORY.
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Fnited States to Att&jd. Great
y Graduates. Exercises
Attendance Expected.
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'lave begun to overwork the authorities
and attendance of college
denttr next-year' is expected to double
all in former years. These things
have thus inspired our elaborate pro
gram for the 58th Commencement.
The progra~m~T?egimnt; May JJ5UY,
consist of the following outstanding
features: Sunday, May Til," Dr. A.' R.
HowariT* of Sumter, S. "C., District
3upt. of the Charleston District of the
Methodist Episcopal" Church is?feopreach
the Annual Sermon at Trinity
Church?of this city; Dr. W. J. King,
Gammon Theological SeminarjrTs to
deliver the Baccalaurate Sermon ;on
the same day at the University Chapel.
TheCommencement Address.isto he^
delivered Wednesday, June 3rd, by Dr.
L^-M^Duntdn, President Emeritus of"
Claflin University. and fornler president
preceding Dr. Randolph. The
other events of equal jnterest includes
"High School play?"Happiness"
Debate?Belles Lettes Association,
May "22nd. , , T I
Closing Exercises of the Domestic
Arts Department May 25th.
Primary School" Exhibition?May 2(5
. Grammar School play^'S&phmore
May 27th. ^ Choir
Operetta -The -Pennant" -May
29th. ' * ..?" ~
Lawn Fete?May 30th.
Class Day Exercises and Dunton
Prize Contest June 1st; Annual meeting
Board of Jrustees; Industrial Exhibits;
Aluinni Re-union and Banquet,
Annual Musical*. June 2ncL_. __
Thus"TRe end of- a commencement
long to be remembered by all those
who attend. "Li
-hi the country. He has a large
ways been progressive in fraternal
and business matter. -Mr.
Walkins is a native uf Indiana,
is 48 years uld,_3ind "came up
from the bottom," in a business
way, so to speak. He is Strongly
backed by the Midwest Lodge
ot-lhi^citv.,and they plan tq tell
ored by having the opportunity
to consider?sueh~a candidate.
While"hie is Past* Exalted Ruler
of his home- lodge, 'and has been
several times delegate-to?thenational
convention; -Mr?Wat
kins has _ never been an office
seeker, say his friends._ He is
preparing a platform, since giving
consent to have his name
used, that promises to be one of
the most . militant ever presented
by a candidate for-anyoffice.
KLANSMEN NEVER "MEMBERS"?OF
ORDER-^BLTT
"CITIZENS OF INVISIBLE
EMPIRE."
Representative of Negro Asso^
ciation Attends Initiation
Incognito and Makes
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; A representative of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, 60
Fifth Avenue, New York, recently
attended initiation -eere
monies of the Ku Klux Khan in a
neighborhood state, and reports
that- Klansuien are given Instructions
for evading inquiries
of judges, juries and officers of
members of the Klan.
According to the investigator
for the Advancement Associa- j
tion. Klansmpn nrp inolrimfa/1
frtTHt when HHkprt ft ~thoy~ ,TpH
"members" of the Ku Klux
Klan they are to reply in the
negative, even under oath, since
the' KlAnsmPn is a mnmher^nf
the K&n but all are "citizens of
the invisible empire."
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:?- - Ot,UMBIA. S. G'., SATU
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Hundreds to Graduate_jit Collej
( lark Climbs Morehou
?-Crackers Open Sea
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By W. F. WILLIAMS
Atlanta, Ga., May This qity,
the Athens of America} in Negro education,
is in th.e midst of the' greatest
eomftftenconient ??> no
Students from nearly every state in
-the* J?mon are winding. up a* ynm'-r
work in the colleges and man(v are
being sent a\vajTTvith sKeeps' skIS to"
begin thq various tasks which await
' ' - them,
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Of the?"Big Five/' Morris RnmnIt'bo
the first to close-.- Theyclose
today.?A liirtfe number uf students
of the school. ? - -a? ?; - J
... Clark "University and Spelman Ct<>lThis
has been a great,yt-a^for CliTiQt?
its first^yt?ar under the direction of
a colored president. A marked improvement
has been made under Pres[idont
-Dayage. This was - Snolj
man's first year 'as a college.^ Heretofore
the young women who desired
| college training took their studiesvat
Alorehouse.
Atlanta "University and Morehouse
College will close . on Wednesday,
June'3. Those are two of- the five
-m.vt highly rated ft Jingo* of the race.
the- -others?berrrg?Fiskr Howard nad
Lincoln! Morehouse has 37 111 " the
Senior College Class this year and
thev will hail from many states.
Two Smrth -Caroliuians will receive
the A. B. degree at Morehouse. They
"are Mr. 11. McMorris, of Columbia.
-anti Mr;-F*7" ~RTiiij(Ics, To" Blacksbtirgr
Other" Carolinians in the College doj
partment at Morehouse are Azzic
13. King (Junior) Columbia; Wm.
j Clyde A lien (Junior) GreenviHe; B.
13. Williams (Sophmore) Aiken; Alva
Garrison (Freshman) Greenville; Raymo
ntl?E. Rector (Freshman) Green|
villi'..?The writer!ufTers apology-for
not licing able to get in touch with
other schools for such information aS
, given above. _
Gammon Theological Seminary
tClosed three Aveeks 'ago. ?
?closed-last- wrjck and -llolmesU.nsl.it.nte
mmmmi??pi?mmbi?
Vintnrv T.ifn To Qnnrl For
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Contract Breach
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The Victory Life Insurance Company,
with offices in tho Overton Bank
terday in a suit filed against them by
Joseph- Blalard. who alleges breachf
of contract. The sum asked is $25,000
A (wording -to Ballard who is a for
nier employee of the Afro-American
Insurance Company of Jacksonville,
Florida, he came here at the instigation
of .officials of the company to
take over thti? development -of insurance
agencies in the west part of the
city. ' ?
lie stated that in hi.^ contract was.
a clause which allowed hint a weekly
^drawing account of $25, payable in advance,
with which he was to carry on
'his work of company expansion in this_
^district. He was also to .be allowed
all first year commissions. Said ad!
vanccs^ were trrbe given "for a reasonable
length of time," and were to
be terminated, according to Ballard,'
only upon a thirty day written noticd.!
Suddenly; he says, he was dropped'
'from the company rolls without due
notice,- as contained in contract, being ,
to a director and his daughter. The
suit followed. He had been in the employ
of the company for more than
mnnthg ' . ? _ ?
?Chicago Whip.
The above is of interest to r.nliim.
hians as Mr. J. S. Ballard at one time
reside in_ihis city hoing at the time
a teacher in Allen University. Mr.
Ballard is well known over the state.
The Vice-President and General
Manager of the Victory Life Insurance
Company Is also a former Columbian,.
Mr^U .J. JoaapTi, who was the
first president of the Victory Savings
Bank of Columbia.
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KDAY, MAY HO, 1-1)25.
SOUTH!
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^EEGES~Or ATLANTA.
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l^esj Many South Carolinians.?
se Wins Trophy.?Black
,son1^-rlliiiei^ Niiws.
will close right 'along with the Big
Five.
Each year_A. G. Spaulding Bros'.,
well known .sporting goods manufacturers,
awurd-4-hc--champion -base hall
tuam nrThr-S. 1. A. Ar^onta kind of
a-trol^liy,?whteh-is delivered at the final
game Of the season. After a .hard
foifght season MorehTTTise came out
victorious with only three defeats and
nhwuviny and J.Vds preM-ntoU/w^ff^c
pr^tirlby Mr. Ahh<>tt^?uach ot' TuV 1.e
gee. Institute and President of iho
-Association, immediately after the
Tukkegoo-Morolfouse game hist Saturday.
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Among jTie progressive flit.-!ni.U
men of Atlanta js_ numbered Mr.. John
L.- Gibson, formerly <M" Columbia, S.
C.. and auJiqEphcw uf .ffisafr-LeilforTl 1'.
Harris) t~y "d 1 sr~s t voM. lie 11 a?
purchased a modern shoe shop on "one'
of the principal thoruiigKfavi-s of The
city, one half -block from the court
house, and is doing tremendously well.
Most of his customers are white as
his is The only Xp.mTO- hTrs1n',ss In the
entire sectio.ii?where?it?is?located?
|Ml\ (iibsoli is married and i- r.ore
the .Worse?otf as?be?has" gained?impounds
since he fell for the fair lady
Must one yea!' ago. His \vi fe is a
j t a 1 fen ted picoter" in a reel \v; i. or ' and
seamstress and aids him" intliht TTne
and acts in th.'tceapi c tjjrytdn\a.oB eutla
|acts, iif the. capacity?of earlier?iW
; her, Nero.
| The season for "professional base
jball -Ht^ttlatita lias' .>peiu'd_ aujlj. the
first game to be. played in thj.s-_.chy.
wall 'be Llifel eat ::p:i|
ler's Park Friday and Saturday he|
t\Ceen the Atlanta' Black' dJ'ravl.Ms
j and the BirminpTnTivT Hlat-U lA-iinn's-.
I 1 he trackers playe I I'-haf ^:
1 thill city last Sunday and :i tir
-singfest: " The 1 team is fi,ni;ii'.-cA'
players from the colleges of this city,
the ban having been 'lifted -which pru
hilTTfs. etillego"" men train pln'yi n L'^Trrr-fe.-sioiial
base ball.
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Hooker Washington Hi.
GradualingrExercises
--Xlie. graduating "cxciTf os- o f the
Booker Washinptcfl llljrli ScTuiTTI He[partment
will be held at Columbia
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Theatre," Thursday, -njyht, June -lib,
1!>2.n at 8 o'clock. Tl.o address to theclnss
will be delivered bv Dr. X. CT
White. Pastor of Zioii l?apt 1st- Church.
1 ho present pmadtMtin'e: class is the.
first to complete the course since the
schi >"1 has been placed -Trrr~rh<' nc-<'TCi!|itC(T
hiph 'school list." The class roll
is as follows:
i Harry. Bruce Adams' Odie" BlacTfnvan
F urye, 3J-orrTs William l.<e, Way.,
man Kdward Lee, Henry Albert. I.Imfsav.
Ilarvev Dorsev AIvers. William
Dennis Patterson; Marion--Romeo- Rob^
Icrtson, Theodore Joseph Sunder. Jaj.
Brutus Van Wrijrht, Joseph Alexander
jAVaifcer;- Richard Thomas WiUiams,
; Beatrice Ethel?Brown. Jluby VerdelUi,.
i Bailey, W'ilhelniinu Duxiuilvy CaldA^iill^
Lillian Lorin.no CaifiT$55T Alta Otlu'f-"
li* Clark, Gladys Lueilo CurtHom Edith
Mar'iraret Daniels, Buth Orabcllo Fair.
Alma Gladys Forro.-t, Catherine Mao
-Fre4< rieky?t-ai+e?CVri-ne Frederick,
Blanche McTe\ ipns?Grant. Gladys
Perr\ Ilarvey, Lorine Elizabeth !Ivr-'
rin; TTiTn Gertrude Jones! Julia I.ucile
Jones, Frances Anita Mack, Inez
Ora Belle Mangum, Catherine LucJe
McCollough, O'DbH Catherine Xelon,
"Albert;e Edith Reynolds. Urn. Belle
N'Pllte Sanders, Amanda HTunmord
Starnes, Lillie Estella Sullivan, Sara
Rachel Thompson, Sudan E'tvjrta \'eal,
Malinda Blanche AVashintrlon. Goral
dine Price Williams. A trues Williapis.
The first honor is held by Alfna Forrest,
the second by Gladys Harvey, I
and the third by Inez Manguni.
The close, of this school year hi ay ft s
a most successful ami progressive period.
in the cteyclopment of the iCj^r
School Department. In the stdfrhce
.department this progress ftas been cs
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(ALAUKKATE Si
Ills I )istrniip.-r~W;?<- t'lijt (>f Thfiouhl an
of ,1 ho OiliWcuttuaMii* ittr . r\
C^nunfenyi'hiunt tht* 1
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v erant'ohurtr.' S. May 2-lth?.A* life's!
jywut com a- t-ila i?? the -college
Cmrpcl ?SI sta; i f.K'.rc iniv- i^auti- wit hoi
Tul ami e # ?. < Sunday. 11< 1
he is listcnnV^ ,ti>-i.rte *(>f the r ] if.
cahtumlV ad. llc.-.es ever sp-iP.-o. In men :
?y'-yittivr I'.eit jm * e r-n .a. u i a- ion lit." inili'J'.i
President By 11,; ihuZcu
.t'.v invitation,,came to Sinjtc* Gyl- ho opt
lejfe'llu.-. al'icniuuii tn deli'.er the com- thi'r<Lr."
mencenieht sermon. ITis text i s irainc
-faumP'i'l the 1M>I eii.'t-{_te'r. oj I ii'ia -dsn-d
"?tiui the JLHth Aov-se-"-Hc br iim/hl'muSi,. i
forth ak-<> .unto-a lartte place; he do-; would
livoreil Tno, because he (-lelit<hteth w cunwi
! nie." His text was the-power ami 1q- -11
j ex pa iv- ion of Christianity. Crand
-?hr. K. S. \Vill;iiXM?iiiff in iirroducirig'?TTTir
?-ii ' ti'H v. ii ii-lamliliU" State
he is lit-point,of sTTVictvthe=yo tinge"nnpi-F"
'7:rrrfrT L'e president iii" The Stale, his addr'es
good work already dm-re makes him liverv<
:_iui a.-, el. with- the gto'ip and n-.>irong crime;
leader in educational, thought and use- dance
ffulness. . 'went '
Dr. Sim-' discourse made tr-splen- ...
did inii'1'c'.-vi'?n on all and there was 1
a -Lenin <*ridous crowd present to wit- * rttt'
r.e>s the LXeivi. es. Jin, tainted- the t!s,v''
wily that leads to {.creator thini^?rn sTTtuU
peeially n'.arl-e?l. Tile l;i!i<>r,al"ry/pli.-hn
supplies fiiV TiTt yor _ Tn pi'op^rpiuff- We"
supjdie- tar larger i n preparation times,
than tl.'i-c at'?[ > . vi.i'i^- y.'-n < L liiin'S
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LEAP FRQA1 i'AR '.?'n,!i
HAS FATAL ENDING
the ji,
^u'Pes
Nffrro Minister Inmpn When?future
Sent (.'niches l ire uunm
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-The Rev. W. \\ Blnciiwoll, a'?CoP- BOOK
"uted minister living 'Trr^the~Bhi"t"y roniT iitg
Ava-? fat ally "Tliflred when'he jumped
'front a moving c-une when the seat "CUD
tile minister .-arikinjLr his
head ahd rccJivinci' liijurit's' so serious
Hull he died a\ the Cknid-^apuudltUL. ^Yi
..ir?ts]nlL't utItv'v lu- \\ a.- taken for tcoat- ( pv
jIL'f'd.' ' ? ^v,
J t' !'iimi ml <>r.nnl km t'tk-eKVd- a! Ike
hospital, it "se e ;ns that he deft
limine oiv. yesterday ' tu'tern.mn and UluTo
. u.n L! iI'll ---4*Tt." I'uTi.iu- taken i-n l>y ]
a s.-'itnr n>niK-._ In shine way the
''svS^Tii tiiw: ir'ovit-v-To.a^h^ TTTi- arid tin j
!"n;inisur. jumped from tin- niovjiiir
ehino. * > ? uttoil
.illlv vvtim^yen to be seYerely injured tenia
and was earned t'n t ho hospital in an
j-mn.". n.-i T . j'"j" 11 ; ,i i i !'i'~: i. All ajk-ialioh jV^. >
i \* as perfie-me i iii air ill'i'i'l to #save .
. I;is lite. !>'.?. lie died after a. .-hurt time. ' r(-rieb.
I Klackwcll \\a> about years of afi'- cXeiY
and is survived by'a'wtdow and six :,,nsniiilL
chihhvn. ills wii'u was nuiiiiod^
of tho-aevid'ei.t ;Ind ;t?ikcn to the hos-. 1'-j
yii ltd* "soon after it i?cvUflt'd. 11 1
"A L L 1:^> Xin \ x*in'iu^1 ;,u^
" TFT* ?Til*"\~TT--1at the" f iji'ht
Bar Of J uiikc" .uf Allen ^**vvvsity prrsi
; ulon:g with the Ha -e I tall'-team went- ,")!*" (K
1t <v S;?art.'tnBu^Ktr t?? render t W-')>lay. ill- ?y- ^
iraiui CL:111 ir la-..)>in>'_-AVa.' l'CIuieiX'd
at "Trinity A. M. K. L March i.nucv the. v)i.'t'k
nu.-pke-i "i lltv. Witherspnon. The
i huivh'u.i racked and could not hold
all ui.-' w.ur.c! t;> withers it. as tlurr
t-hurch i- Onie' ronioJeTo+Er- We alone: pi OLr_i
piu* KTii'l fiOiiv-i.-es wliu. Pint, us f=o" ,T
highly , u"< rtaiued: We thank
Stacy Whitmite for shewing us . a- Scholj
r<>ua,l her Pen.i'itill ei'y ard Misses i .
jWitio'Tai 'Oxtur ti.r, ! Ila Fair, also j U 1 11
Airs, \M i-U-' u/r.i-a?ae+ar <a?Miss ?ura l hunt
rerr-y-whiP soTfnrjily entertained us-!
at their spifeioas and palatial homes.',
| KATIlKUYN ABPF.R. Reportor. | SQoj^
li:t i s i-qok ^fow.vun uq il.
Let us look foryartfd, but in looking),
forward lui\e the past in view, and if ^
history Hn the I .'nitod States is what adopt
'tlnr-Aimo ioan. Negroes arc capable of i - ^
making it, the reuli?.at fon of thoTiiture
will make you smile at the accom- ident
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.LEGES
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ilil T liuo U^IL :k.mo.\
at state.
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(1 lie (iTipped"the Attention
irtx -fit Minutes. ' -*
liest Itver.
i owing how expansion plays an " ?
l?EJ pB and.- that '..education
A n} ;'!..- t not th" kind that \ ..
pbtf"etLiiliJsized. .
is. i.tie our scholarly
*!id. h(' i- u iircii'-hcr. For 4n~
' s -tto grimed the attention "of '' ' .
L'fn d ins mouth he "said somethere
Vvyre.many of the best
'I. in" nds ..of. our grouir in.the au.. ... ?
'^e.vetai teadlntr It^ithians- wW- ?- A'-^?
' . ttf < "iimy?-said that it ^
be a forward if at the next ' -
''ion tire* 'Knight?? would* elect
'livid H. Ml:;-' tu the office. of ,. ?*?
brehite.. t ?-?? ?a 1
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re are.- eighty prad-tmtes of ~. ""
this year, who. received ~
<iij-brm-n-" Woilnc-da;.77 aft cr tHe ~ ~
s to the clnssys had been deI
I'V 'Hon. .1. H. lb.po. SloluSup- '
ulOnt. .of education. The. at-ton
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at the. c<mvm eTi< etneht this year .
a head tbf previous .year, Peore'ihyre
from all parts of the
which shows the interest- they
in Smith Carolina's leading in- .
!- for Xegrg. youth. . ? _ _
LCUts- of. the .past. . ' , ?- are
going through troublous^' ?
anil- we will have .troublous
ii l.i-inai:.- But it is nut the iw
n here and-there that makes
rogress. It is the general rise *
<>f a\eraees o^Pfr- a purind of
that makes the real progress
ustry irr-the United States. If ast
be aiiy criterion, and the
and ambit-ions of the American _ ..
e.s be measuring sticks, then-the ;
holds |u-i?ylo.ii- dyo-.py.: of in-:
II devcl -pnuiu .than anything i * 1
vo ovor--sfcn- in the past.
UU T. XliALp-Student in Print'I'usi.eaee"
Itt?:iate, Alabama: ~~
3RED WOMEN IN WAR
The . As^c'atcfl Negro
2j____Thhj^Na4h>injT^A>^soc' t a~
of Colored Wo men's Clubs ;
F the 'leadership of the
dent: AI r?,?iUai-v -31 eLeod
line, - and?the state Presi- ?
; and delegates who were
ding the Qufnquehhfaf InlionaE
Cnuneil ol. Women ?
.ISO tiid ft , bfi-n-d nf - ?
s d A r~f. t~W . -siia red irmChe 1
rafion ..of Wethers' Day ~~
at Arlington Come- '
ami ' placed a wreath upon
unib (?i tie Unknown Sol- '
ami .nm- upon the grave o& ? ,
'a-, e >-pn'alost -soldier. the -J 1
Cel. Charles Yoniijr. *
.y> jvatorafy: president s,
plhvers. '-gipfifoen state
dent xmd nineteen head^
:*-jTrvrtmenis '-assembled afso
v exenitive hoard meeting
e X. AC. W. clin*iny th<?
.'<1 was a .more intensive
cut ion of the polieies and
am of X AC C? W. ai ?
utuler^wtry?phe Douglass
T~~~an it the ' "Educational
ivshiji. The National I'res*
, M.rs. Mary MeLeod Be
t i i m- mn*d -of? "**"
ti hoa-dpuartors for.Jthe as- ^?tion;'offered
the rocommen
ii tliril flu- association add
am a campaign fund "
i building for such headeVs.
It was unanimously
od, and $3.500 was nledgftd^-*
dividuals awLhy ..state fires^I
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