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Victoria -Baumgardner, the only sis
tor of the Inkle, gowned in a prctt>
garment of peach georgette over satin
of the same color; carrying: ho
quets of pink agd white carnation)
and fern. Little Mary Frances-SVnith
daughter of Mrs. Smith, with a cun
y 1 ming fiock of pink organdie
_ tie. Kluise lluntcry.-daught,or of Rev
andi Mrs. Hunter, wearing a blu?
dress of soft silk, were the flowei
girls. They carried beautiful- has
kets <1 ra]ied in riding ti, in-itoh thoii
dresses, filled with rose petals, whicl
they scattered in the path of tin
bride. Then came the ring bearer
PRESIDENT WILKINSON At'
- POINTS COMMITTEES FOR
SI MMEIt SESSION 111 ,I- ORE
LEAVINt;
Orangeburg, S. C.?President It. S
Wilkinson of State College, befon
I leaving for Boston to attend the wed
B dinp of his n, Robert S. Wilkinson
ft - Jitf. 'appointed the standing commit
Bp?tecs for rh6 Summer School "that be
f?an its session here Monday, .Turn
^B 20. Further announcements. regis
^^ ptration and enrollment was left ii
the care of Howard Gr^gg, Dirceto;
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MRS. HENRY .
Miss Thchtia Y'iviaii i IniM.gai
. - came-the1 t>rkle of~\lr. IIgj)>
a graduate4<>1' Allen lYILvonvify
Church, Avho.ro shjMf-vlt^ely at-i
Church among, the younger s*t.
in the lligh School here until'h
A weihlmK marked with jsi?ii]?liei
ty and dignity .was ehnracteii>:-e<l <>h
?' lasr^W-Unt.-day owning,' .Jam-. Uiawi,
R:00 \\ M. at Bother A. M* l*. Church,
when Mi&s Thollnia Vi\ iaii Bdwmgard.ner,
daughter, of Mrs. F. (* . Baum.
ganlher la-canu- the bride of" Mr. II
Jj Ilildebnind of Cayco.
~ The doc-orating of tHo-church' wan
bealiflful; lhe"V(>lor scheme being rose
and cream. The- beautiful'. arch in
' which the couple knelt to receive the
marriage vows was made of cream
and pink-Vo'ses entwined with,ivy.
A program of itfusic preceded thy
ceremony/ Mioses Kli/.a Xolsprt, liir
die I'ninpcy, llt'Vlicllu1 (.'anium, Cath?
ryn Sharper, Isabelle Jackson, Mrs
* Atldrena Haunvgardner and Mr. Hob.ert
. Canhpn [sang the bridal song;
"'Tis Thy AV.cdding Moim" A beauti
ful violin ami . piano duett was rendered
by Mesrs. l'atterson and White,
A solo was sung by Mrs.' Andrena
? Baumguidnor.? The?w.-drling mnry.lj
was played by. Mrs. Lilla. Bates.
Just lii'fore the., bridal party entered
't"' mol-hV'i' of lln'i I Q'i'l", Mrs
F. ( . Baumganjner, who .wore a
,, beautiful monkev skin fiat oyope "wit 1
a corsage of whitedaisies and fern
was ushered,in by Mr. EmoKy *Vane,e
First came the ushers, Mr Knvory
Vance bnd?He v.?Sfmmnns in fnt
drops suits; next came the bTl'deSTrnrir
Miss Jessie - Kennedy, beautifully
Next came the liihid of )n>hoi',. Mist
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JUNE BRIDE
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t'.lic altar- !)> -tif'i- }i\;
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I Tin I.ride \\v?,r IS
*i ' ! wlij'to < I't'i'i1 'lit-;.re.t
-brilliants and M -.'. '. i i i "veil
, I \\as til' li.i'.. uniin; iii ,1. ,i! i..i i ii.- 'i
l-ilTid ;n Tllliu'Cll -nil ' i j'i I.e.>!"*>J-Hi't
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[|'?L bluies" ii'mi; [VIri5 rTT OTo
: j vniii y.n.d ft 1p.- ; ?. .! t. da . eb-s' ril'j
hoi) in s.iuvTn. ! i? >J .; ~ - v
1 jn u-.ni-men \ , (fTd! dress
[suits WdTi v. I:i11 !' ; 1? ; .'i'si|i;i,
tent k'Uthiu- slijH-is.'; ... .
r- JTIeo?etdin,urnrr?r." '.rrrtr rTy
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i ' iU(l t'l'iKnn,. XYe 11 v.".1 at
^ ' he hcine .if Till- !.| .1. i, i . where
tin re than 'Jnd-rritr't'--: ?vrr? ' ; Ved.
Tlie Imme v,:-.: *.: - .'Yi'.y i>.t ..ted
- =1= hv-i ivy.
t Tlie eohr st<h -,tv..-- < uri.ei! or.I,\vit4i
i i'(? ( ' a1 ' 1 V)-11 ii ii ?t-ri: i-.?rrr
ereajn niid ;uau h vet" sar>viI.
The 1ji i.;. - ...j t:.j:u it -business mar
K !,u r .iiu ^ r 1:rJ?
H?,tfl hi"' bride - is the elder '?! ; 'i.e-litei
' "'I- .\lr.' F. C. ??;*.'!ft* I'tiVdiii;-;'''. She
-^sas-nhirrrrcrtzgt -Afhua-td+i am'
i sTuieCpUpy' ;'tr.d h is Ij.-i'ii ' nMtratfml
. in haehimr in >.!.. ptil/'V schools id
tin) city. fr< ;r - whrch -?m*- i C'itriTi.v
'his year.
? The hiautii'iil di worn by the
<l bride and: her reytd o:" honor, wevi
I. made by i lie bride's s.i.-.ler. Mist
. \ ictoria J[atiimr ntil:^-.. r..
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, .On TaostUiy ni" ht. .l"po ;?1si nf.
.' .te'r the rehe:a <ai, IV.T. mid~j\hs. [I
!' ^ IhaimeiMciner? ir?i rt..',nod?.'it ' ?l
, Tre-Xuptia! Stipfiei' for the hrida
?i party. This was? a .liniijMe alFair ifti7
much enjoyed l?y. ti n." iu-t -cnt
j of Iho SuiHiitfi' Spr><^oT..*- :in(| jspann
t Ixenist ran.???:
k'veryt hiti^ wdr! in . liuder (lie trui
1 dancf of thc^ ^ Ji'roc'.iU', Committees
I aiut .Stini))i(:t. .sclimiJ has pm
l^lcf in a nio.d ? ysfoinatde . way
Registration and enrollment wa - com
. pleted t)?i the first day .except for s
f few late' ai riv-als. A1 > it thrcolutn
. flrc?(| students teachers colpinir fron
L1 all plirts "of^Tho "Ktnte have' enrollei
i -in -the- several de;)jirluiaui>. Ahorr
. wenty arc w<irk'ii toward a.dogrot
i in Collcec* Home l*!rnnomif?*
X^nttT1TTC^ ?n Two)
ANTI-LYP
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ADDRESSES MEET
' vr' 10. vrjiir-j s in Meeting
-?[>!?'*' . ere I l;yT.hidKe Ira W. ~
laj ne of Circuit Court
"TiOPT-TS" ITttC -KtH^^PFV
? : so*-: thai Hearts uod Minda
: < lith |t ares Are Alike?
. :* Color Only Hindrance
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* D> "ii 1?M pilli*". June 2'.\ DeHverin^ the?
?I. ; n; 'o mddivlast nitfht at the Opy
Me'ttnjjs in. Caleb Mills
I i VIt. of the National Association for*'
A Adnvan emcnt of.Colored People,'
ii -v- in."- its . lHth Anual Conference
, ie. -1 mlm1 1 km?tVi?.Jayne. Of the
-?Wayne .<'? uilty 'C'ireuit?Courts De:
i 'i.. ;unl .:l.meuiWj pf.. the Asscr'cialion's
itna'd of'.-Directors, voiced his
ho', e in the Xecro's atrujfKle for e:ial
opportunity ip America.
"I.am not yet ready,to believe tljat
.. the majority of my fellow men, that |
i my white fellow meiu hiive hail
' .leii* sense of justice eaten away by
'.inlror of 'race prejudice," declared
,-?Jtidey? Jayne. "I believe that in the,
hearts and -minds of a multitudesof.
fellow white citizens similarly
situated, alike iii everything, but eol-j
or, there is anabiding sense of jus^'
'.ice which niity In; successfully a
") ?>used, ' .' '
" i hc^-soil lias been well prepared.
Jjicj: listen to your artists because of
- the beauty of the sound, They read
yntrr nut iiors t'?>r the feel of the words
The Time has come to submit to
hr.ni Hie proposition of justice intyV..alistmet.
\W. have successfully
takeJ*rpur case to the courts of law.
!.. us now take it to the courts of
>'unlike opinion. We nuist jret our up
on) into the white pulnit and the
white |ni>ss, Wlvy not Over.the1 radio
'rite T4ii?\viiiTty homo? It is a task
! magnitude. It docs appear discouraging.
I know when the fiery.
lien-ry AVard Boeyhei4 carried his mesago
to his cowardly contemporaries"
bis listdrier.s sought to enforce his
:leiue. Bin iho masses oi our follow
..white; men tan he told??hat.as for
.' 110 in. nice .prejudice- is a- weapon in.
t he hands of the enemyr-4 "Its ^ sole
is their own Inquiry.?I1 be*'
I lie ye' our cause is just; so just ^Kat
all must listen." s
i 11. tin- course of his address Judge
?tn\n.e n forfeit to the'denial of the
' itillott to Negroes in flic South:and
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" ">.ort ijern' white men liavfc at least
awakened tit, the fact that they ai;e
g_olsU4?t-hc" x Gj't inrs of Sotithefn tninoriv
usurpation of the Congressional
k?c. )u e.sputaticmy^Avhcn, its?in - isomer
1 au-s in-the North it takes six times
i - many voters to send a repfee^enta[t
Hve trr ''impress or t$ a convention
r as it does income States in the Sfnith.
The time lras;come to use the resent.
mem-of these populous States to our
.1 most' advantage. It is not beyond
, lie icalntof imagination to foresee
-~The Son'.lu'rii li: ss .pioiriisinp: and fur"J
eisliinir lair local kpvornment in re\
li'i'n for the appearance-at .the Spoils
. (?f TjTTs colored! brother?whom- he has
. >o lone' sought To keep away."
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Ih-.RKSTS IN HUMTV/ EPISCOPAL
( 111 irrilYARI) (WHITE)
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wn Liuirsuay morning, June Zdi'd,
Airs. Queen Charlotte Elizabeth Mor
ris died in the rosidnece of Mrs Geo."
. I.. Bilker .at 1!42!> Senate St. and was
. ker's res](Fcnee" where stwr so long
- i . erred. ' Mrs'. Baker a 1 ways regarded
j.; her'servants as her friends and which
.' \va,s really demonstrated in the pres1
en.ee* of some of the most ' notable
| white ahd Colored people when she
t^htrrt-hrr servant buried besides her la|
, motitod husband.
1 Mrs. Morris was a loyal member
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Ij^LORIDA AT[
TORNEY HEEREI
' IN. A- A. C. r. Keceivos Kcpor
! From Lawyer Herbert Rider.
of Anti-ly itching Fight
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LYNCHING ELIMINATE!
Colored People Siifii A'ow 4
Florida Now as Anywhere
' i Else in the Union
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; jjgW y wrk, <Tone 0T- The Nntiom
Association for-AiUt- ATivailt^fncnt-o
Colored People, 69 Fifth Avenue, hii
received from Herbert A. Rider, a
i attorney of La Belle, Florida, a rc
port on'-tin* tiicht. against 4-ynehin.
-in-that-Statt& irr which the X. A. A
C. P has iriyen its ;iid :
Sneakinir -of the recent lynehin;
of a clooretl niari7 iienry Pa11erso?
at.. u:,i .
>*i i. iviucr wi iiffi . f ^
"It" is true that the Circuit Coui
Judge and the State Attorney 'white
washed', the investigation of the lyr
ching of Henry Patterson but w
stirred up such a hornet's nest thru
out the State of Florida that lynch
ing of colored people, in this 'Stat
will in the near future be eliifii
nated. . ;
"Before our fight in the Henry pat
tefson lynching, colored"jieople \v.oy
I not allowed_in ^his (Hendry) Count'
I hut at this'tim *we have several hur
! dred and" They are in no way nifties
j ted.. I used part of the'fund you eon
! tributed in going to Tallahassee be
fore the Governor and induced hir
' to compel the executive officers of thi
Coun^v to protect'colored people wh
.were here and who may come her
j later. Today the colored person i
jjust as safe in thin County as any
I where else in the Union.. \Ve mad
| it so hot for . the lynchers of Henr.
; Patterson that we have no.anticipn
I tiori o? another lynching of a colore
! person In this t on nty. A net fTi
fi^cht w-e made' is having a Wholesom
I affect throughout the entire Stat
htrf?FlprithiT11?: ;?*-. ?7 ;?
BAPTIST ..MISSIONARY WOME!
OK STATE HAVE OREAT
St EET
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An Endowment I)ay~ Amotig Presi
dent's^ Reeonvmendatinos
Ivaurens* Mayor Addresses Meetih
In Which Over $2000 is Raised
LiUirciUi. CL>JimcJi7.-.-The thirl,\
- ninth annual ..session of the Baptis
Woman's Educational and Missionnr
Convention of Sbuth - Carolina, ht^l
with the Springfield Baptist "Chore
of which Rev. W. R. Murliirof Cien
ville is pastor, closed here last' nigfi
with the best results of the 3# year
of its" existence.
Mrs. Connie V. Jones of >Floronc
is president and Mrs. Abbie Watlrifl
of Bccton, is secretary.Beginning
Thursday morning, Jun
23, and continuing throughout th
week, interest and enthusiasm cor
erl'tr of the rrieeting thero was an_e>
j pression of a desire to do Ihore fc
the great cause of education and mi>
.sions. Thursday morning. Key. J. W
Boykin,. p. D., of .Camden, pfeache
the introductory sermon and left
Wave of spiritual .ferVor that was ev
-dent ifll the week. The conventio
proceeded, to Enroll delegates, an
entered- 'into business. During ~th
TrrfeimoorriHTvlce'TKe^sTreinirTTrilFl?
gates who began pouring in Wednes
day afternoon was increased by "thos
who-came by auto and by. rait .-froi
every nook and corner of South C?
rolina until late Saturday., An in
mense crowd of persons who sirnpl
came to "fook it over" and shake th
hands of friends Sunday, swelled th
^gathering to amazing proportions,
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xjawyvi yj. i^u/i^uon i^ong, youn
courfeous mayor" of the city oT I/al
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1 WALTER WHITE
) SUBMITS FACTS
r Tlosuil.i (if Irv estimation of
mtirc i'or.dil"ions' in Ho id \roa
(iiv?tt S>it\c'i (or
) TiEIJL - ?N . SLAVKiiY
Mr NLVU'fot^H'j^r ill t'a:wi:s . f'W'!
< nndtord* (/flrmv a'y! Ichvn(i
iiyw>v^,t Thoir "Niu^ors"
'I"yn1: Ya" . ?Mi 1. ' r
J: Herbert- HnfV'M'.-'itrt-et-'or <>!' .Mi sjs>?
Flowt lY'l/elY Wa'.ioi" Whit '...A*11
distant Sta rt t vi:\ ">t' the Sia'inhal As 'beiittion
1'i.r hr-e??Artvijiv. eia'i:l <Jf
U 'Celm :W1 IV.6|''e. l as : aim.ii'e<! the . eL>
ults of- liis a. a i. n .< >t lteoiuiy
? mi'l'uio:V in !*. . ". 1 .a t a. TTTT
(5 . "At Yivkshu.jr. for o\ t>|r?>
l. poi U M i~ "VV-.iV' ii;'^ ITis T ; i Mf.
Hoover, "1 v. as tolii by .General t'nr't
lis T.-Green UTsJ A eye roes are to lie
hold ill the equips until the kmdtords
for whom thJy weVetv<nkiny>J\i. the
c time of tlie tin <1. to the rarnr\is
I- } and IdoiitflUd ,.ti.eir .Not roes.' !I
l-< further inf.-?i ,.u-<i : hot v.'u-n W.ivroes
c were thus '.tuvntlied' landlord or
- his authorized ajrint take these Xo'j
tfi'oe.s hack* to the plantation . from
- which thi*y hail -conic, and that no
c man would he a 1 k> w<m1-to talk t,o any
y'dlhroT thnii 'his own Xo.erecs' ~ At
i- Memphis,. 1 was told of X.n'rnos <?.
llidinji' guards at the jregiiee c'aiyp
t- at the Fair. Grounds and c.seapiny,
z' prei'errinjr to i'ore&o food. she|tei'
h elolhinTr and medical attention i'at|is.j'er
than jio hack, to the""i>lantath>n
? r Ifojtv. which ijjji'r'-rrhd 'becK dl'iVet) b<'
e the tlou<i~Tf . T'
V ' * _ -d
s i "At Vicksburj;. I Wag shown - 'by
r ' General?(iicen. iei?"it?sheets ..id' Xe
? | tfroes-w'ho \vere take.it away i'rohy^he
y Li-am j> by , local., i.iidtistries. The name
>r the fnremrrn ami the otlicial who
(l requested ^ey.tnL'.s ]\>r work. the ilate
l' and the hwuY these coltnt'd refugees
(> . \\eiv taken auav?tr.iin?titi-> i amp,
L' md (lie name W the person' who triofc
rItem, as wetl as the hour, daTe~~mid
name at the btiicihl . who . returned
hrrri?were Inrtrrd'jrl' ill these' rtpmt
^ sheets.. 1 later. &und that these Xejr?es
did.not object to working.even
i;f tlfey Were_n<?t paid liUt-theO did
^ ibjoct?-tu?liui ca?> i lllj i?hettl IMj-f?1r++d
'* ~ifud~15FutsrRttes to ~whirh sntne of
_ hesx;?^.urfdjiy^rs subjected them."
) .VI V " "l1" - -?rm- I rgoK
iom of movement for Negror'efiigotTs;
as American citifcehs-iinil "afhr'ckin'g
of the elfotts by scltiish persons -to
?UuU?Crn**' towards ,i'cKintit<??of
;L> Xogroos as .-thaugli'.tlK-.y wort'. .chat.y
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p j On Sunday, June ll>th Columbia'
s was visited by a_representativo p.aiir
ty of gentlemen front the* City byti
the?sea. ,
c "Thcr'party?CiJirnmrd of .Messrs. (-.
i-';. \V. (ireenwoiul,:!,. R.. Izv.ard, Win. II.
f-"Simminis. Philip?Derm eft,?Thorme*
f-1 Brown.- S! _C. (iary _umL_Iia";uik Eilj
munds. '1 hey worshipped at Bethel
>-| A. M. F. church in the morning serf<
j rues. Most of tlft* party are'officers
d and mmohers -of Morris Brown -church
?vj C harleston,, where Dr. .J. K. Tieard
-LpastorCuD for" .seven years. After lisn:
tening to a splendid sermon by the
<1 ppstor, they were introduced to the
e audience and-a few. of them -made
' short' talks.
^ Sir Frank Fdmunds was the Jast
n j ing glad trrworship m-hts ohl home
'church and hear tlfe ehofr sing. that
; he was' pnee its leader.
y
l All of the- speakyr.s_speke. in the
highest praise -and appreciation they
held?for their . former ..pasior .and
j told the congregation that they would
K I gladly'. ..welcome Dr. "Beard?back to
i years'. pastprate.
RGED ON
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HAMILTON Flfell .
PRAISES TROOPS
( V!i;'HNvm:in ?5S tjiUlH'hf.s At
In k tin "All \Xhs, Iti punned
l.Aa'fv .nl' Negro Efrildit'f ?:
4 V- .p?')\T 1)1 Kl \(r WAR
~N. A. A: V. I*. O'^ly Orgamzat ion
l ^htiVJs. Rfrtet'ts and
F yht.s^furRioHt ^ ?
n : '' I ^ftkihg'
ir' fiiySit irt?('"'I; h M.iMs?I Full bo->
fi' M ii hiass ity.'ctin>r< of the Xa.tian- . \ <t
I _.l>?r I hr A<1vryncV*nv';fSt
ol' <\>|ortr?l-JV'.o' k' .n.?\v IT) IX'th An-~"'
V'-n. t* hcjv.:, tStnjri'iwftiiin
; 1'a ii 11 ?*n )i .tf. 1 i ? h.I?i-a1i? .a> -=f
?."y.(_)rt.>!!.--.at'a?-l\ wroft jh<jgc who had.
. >J tj.f ami loyalty . .
it' y.i?Vh' JK>P to the wr.ivTh
' in ' his denunciation. (ieiieral
< ' n s: man Fish himxoTf
commanded col in; I 'tr?ops al (he
. front- <.hit**n'jr the wniv.V . *
|. u. w A said Mr., Fish
a *v his *i.;<'ve-'s, ' 1 use the words .*
T ?=:.( vl.y l,.e"e -is 10 .jroaip of
pVuple in the 'I'nitrd States whn have
been "niore. loyal or patriotic in both . *
peace and war. Then- are twelve
million Negroes imthu .United' States
1 it!t with.1 lie oKe'eptioii of the Nation:. - '
; C Colored People .I here- is TTo single
rcrairi/.ation whi< h uplndds. protects
and fields for the civil rights ? and liberties'<rf'
thec -people. . The. deed r?rsiiid
usefulness of such-an b>rga'niza- .
(ion must be appiir> trt"?bt fust glance.
" 1 can truthfully, say that with the
exception of ^youK. Association, a few
fcolored editors and Klnmett Scott of
- llowai .1 1'niivr.- ft N .1 u'l eAed veitv ?
lit tie-hell) in my attempts to she lire
the.-passage.of.the. bill-introduced in ...
Con;.'.-'.esK by mc. apjJrop.; idling $iiO,
(Hid to ecvt-m monument <nj the hat-^
i I' Franco to cur valiant col.
ni'cd combat l ci'.in'C)i(-r>: ? ~
- "The proposed plan; was.. tp ere'ct . ?*
" TT' Ci.c tnTiin nf A1 SechJiull, France, Di 1 " ':
coimnoninralion of the war ser\ ice of
- i'lii'1" :n?('(li.?:;?(Tth7 ".!Tl'.<r. ~.Trnrt; :!'7'Jnd
ilcjriinents -off which .were attached
io the French Army, and three opt .of.lolii:
liad their ilnjrs del-orated with. 1
- ?1' ! i Meli?War < rn."j?I'm- ..callantry :
-mil the lielii nI battle. These four ?>1.
" ;ipr<>.\lmale.y t'c.rtV -per cent of theirTUiVet
rve^?.They . weei.vej?lucre than &
XUh ind.ividtrnl / decorations. for extraordinary
heroism under tire, ofli- v
. ially priivi.n /.-tho.paijani.--cmnha-t-.idi r:
, i.njii\rdipil.-Ncrro. soldier.- in .modern .
warfare. f ''
Bill IWiiles Mallard's (liarges
"-My"Mill: [di-seli ""the Ti-?.u*o ? ?!' -Ron , .
n .-I'iiM1. iv'es ill'1 Ml'?1'lttei1 opposition1 :
t'ronv the. Southern members and was
reported by "f ho Senate 'Conimittcc 'en .
.Military Affairs. but was killed by the.
single ohjee.tixm of Senator I>avid
- dte.'d nf PonnsyIv'n"nt a wh< n the Bill
was -reached on 'the -calendar. thus depriving
twelve million 5f colored M.
tiicons-who mm ri fritted thofr hlood.
ensure and egorts to help win the*
- war li^nr-prrpnTng iimpei ami eiato- ?
l'xiL. ueo iguit-ixm- 41 w+nr -t he -ft mgresxe-yf-?
I hi.l'rvU ?w4 ? 1 ? -
.i.m. ><Kiv. n. rx vr'AVJi vrrniiirc
monuments have' lipen allocated .to
while division but none tp# colored
tfoops in the sector in* Avhich they
"fhtjjrht. * ' - ^
' "Although '.my Hill only culls Tor
an npproprhrtToTT fit' $."T0,000 it is by
far the no st important piece, o i reiHsr" "
lution" nlVecting the colored people
- iliat wa- ciuuidercd in um lam enn
gress, as tV passage Would have been
.. ,;rr:..i-v ? vr. -
i ii nnniHHt1 reimaijon ot the charges
1 made by .^rtieral BuHuril uguinsLjLlic...
?Negro sohfier. ' The erection of such
a war. memorial 'by Act'-of Congress 1 '
would carry a message tv the Xetfro . . .
race that Omro?is?n<> diaerinrmntrrrrrfor
the soldiers who wears the unifin.ni
of the?I'nited Htn^es.' Ar the ?
life of the colored soldier is ju>t as._
deat-_to his -motherr his wife or hts
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