The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 05, 1927, Image 1
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ATTEMPTS TO j j
JIM CROW
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Tolls Hiiro MornlWjfr-i-hnf Thoy ! 1
Were Noi. Wanted in his
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NOT?*'I>g9RE0". THERE ,
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-- Father Daeey Denies Charges
>?rSays Had no Right to
Ask Support . "
. . . ; . Wnshinirtofi.'p. C.# Get; 31? (ANP) I
Neffio Cnth" lies charged FatheriCor
. ? .neliu-j .1. i>:re v of St. Paul's Church
with nt'-cinptinff to promote Jim ,,
J. ' CVowism here Inst. week when it was
" iU[)(llltld l.VIl' Mli'.tlii.V HI' h'.?\n(le the
.statemv'iu that "those of yon who are
^members of ihn. St. Auejustinc, ami
Holy He kea.er Parishes slionM r-'l.-o
^;our support to them. Wo 'o not
uvr?ur *ii iu'fc, .inn it-is wsi i7/r
you to go t > your own churcli." - V A
So. an ere.1 wore a number of il?? ^
; ^rt^egto colfiTViuniealtR Ttul it' is }'~ x
ppi ted that, they left tl^, c hurch im
modi:;.tdy.?f hi. explaining his version
?' . of '.ho aii'aii', K.ich.i'r Ihuoy .dm:!;'i. .-.i;
"I m,e?l no-term "that would a pi fly to ^
y a (Hslinvt '.mo0 when I made .the sC&tv' d?
-htetti. h Ariis .made immediately fol
7 . Ipwirr;.: an aj peal t.o the members of my
own parish- Tor their whole.
hear ed support, f Members of St. Ail ^
-yustin^ 'and*'IIolVpRedeemer J'arshies ^
_ eata* net mcjiil'.ers of Su F'l'ulSid licnecy
%\ I have no Tie.!, t to a =k their support. ^
I 1MCKI.NS lUSFOKTS :NASIIV'ILLE; SJ
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New York. Oct. 28?The* National (
Aasariaf' li. 1'ur The Advancement of T
Co!oi:cd. People ! 09 Fifth Avenue, to. j
day .rooeivod a report Trojnt its Field t
Serrp'ary,. Wiil'.-.m JMeUens. stating .,
that he fin 1 addressed the biggest ,
mass-meeting-ever held by Negroes In
?: the' City of: Na'aliville, Tcnn., and that .
despite .warnings "against the meeting 1
by the Ku Iv 1 fix Klaa, the colored people
turned out in force mid 14 white
people joined (lie N. A. A. G. F. with 1
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out special .solicitation at the- close ^
? of Till' no V ting. ??: ;
1 ' "The in-el ing was held in the finest 1
; auntonmn \m the heart of the city,'
. " w rites Miv i?it!;ens Hhc War Meirtoria!
Buililir.!.",-and the Nashville'Tph . c
rUssscan 'n. it< .Monday nn>inin<f is 0
?tato- K'vi.'- ^a-pi?>i:4n#?re-port of the ^
nieetinfr." '<' *
Mr. lichens .further reports that '
What WA\ piol-ahlv hj ihe 1 iifi-fri.n^ NdCi
lakey -lji' the. South'is being spon_ '
cnv. ?l INO t-I, YrUlO AI'r/,1'.?
. orod Wonit'n's Clubs' of which. Mrs.
T n 1,' i 1 V
J. I'. Pi ereo ik president.
Air..l'ickens u.trihutrd much of the
sucee.-s of the N. A. A. C. P. meet. f
?ing in Nashville to--the work of thf ^
President ul thd-Rfcal N. A. A. C. IV1
J._ A. Martin." . . < .'... b ' V
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K A DA I.IE HEADS POWERFUL |F
-fcOV-'i"H AFRIC AN LABOR
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* ^cW York, (5c|t. r28?The' National. ^
?1?" A .^.'-o.'ia'Aon for llje Aifvaiiceincnt of
.Colored "People, has received . 'from !'
EngAmnr a typing from the London '
Times eonttrtmng tv dh-'patch from *
Zululand of the growth of the In. j-'
dustriaV ?vnd , Commercial-- Workers*
ftTO/.rn!??Unn hncwto/L i
bjr Clements Kadatie, himself a narH
- . * ~-4ive of Nya*a Void; The -4iafiatch f
states in part; . . , ' I *
? "Din: id fi'fwetion with 11m land pedi j-*
<?y (his and the previous jOuvcm7j"
?went? has reunited in the^spread of^i
d ? 'j tho I. ('. I', imparts of the country | (
r-'' where, conditions being otherwise, j'<
that body would Krve a little chance j
; ./ of success. \Vhila<-,- th^- Bio^omant
was confined to the .towns compara p
tiv<4y-UiU4? notice was- taken of itr, t
With tra spread amon^ form laborers <
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EXTENDS
National K
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MG NEGRO A
BANRS MERGE
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Ierger of Ranks Gives Largest "i
and Strongest Negro Bank
in the SoulTf
LRSTANTLVL RESOURCES H
V hen Time-for- the-. Merger-E
Came National Benefit Was' i
First to Show Interest ;
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\\ ashington: O, C.?In connection .
"ith tttcrgex of the Fraternal Savings'
?<4?SnWnnr ^nvinprg Ranks of
Icmphis> JTenpesec, a very interest :;ar
ig incident is the whole-souled eo,. !nc
rises in connection with this finan_ | ^
ll merger^ which has be?h bWHHfht-h^
l out, it is stated, " to assure unity >
hd strength." The combined assets | ?r'
i th0 two banks how amount to a;^1
,t.al of ONTE AND ONE-HALF MIL.
.ION - DOLLARS. Tlie merger -nf
hesp two hanking institutions gives h1
Icmphis the largest and strongfeSt~j~Pii
regroTank"!iTThe cntire South-, with w
board of directors of true and tried nc
usiness men, guaranteeing not only hi
ouiid management, but ample facili. hi
ies and substantial resources. . i le
When the time tor the merger caTne "
he Na.ional Benefit Life Insurance J"
iompany located here tn Washington, w
hToUgh Mr. "R. II. Rutherford, iPresi:, ni
ent-Tryasurep, and Mr. S. W. Ruth.. t
rford. Secretarv .General Manatrer. U
.as iimttHg the first to manifestin-pt
crest and prtjpe'r suport, | w
In a letter to President R. H. Ruth- ; hi
rford, Mr. G.'W. Atkins, Cashier of.'.tl
he merged finaric'ul institutions stat_ j fc
t\: "Dear Mr. Rutherford: ?We are ^
cally at a loss for words to express ?*
ur appreciation for the interest you
iave manifested in our recent bank !}~
nerging. The evidence of your in(;n
st-is vex-v-concrete. Yourself and j1
our oflicVil family have done all that
ould possibly be done in rendering si
lid to this progressive move in Ne_ it
rr? hlisino.-s liicjen. When I aay to ~b
;ou that Mr. Ward and our board of ti
lirecttirs truly appreciate this inter ft
>st you can feel that it is o sincere ki
me. We thank yoii and your Com.- ~1
iaiiy for the expression of confV_ si
lenee. and wish you all success in the
uture.. This-consolidation now placed
is in position to be of more service
75~the B1g Businesses; of ouF peo^l^'l
hrouphout tlio country than ever be. tl
lone" yn" ^ y?" ^
In addition to National Benefit's P
ooperation with the merger of "the n"
fraternal Savings and the Solvent tl
iavings- Banks at Memphis itrhirs al'_ ' ft
o large deposits in practically all of C
he Negru banks whore tf has branch'"lr
rffices, including Washington where'
he home office ip ^ocate^l^. ^ ^
ngton, Editor of the Philadelphia, 81
""a., Tribune, to the officers of the P
sut ional Benefit Life Insurance Co., si
le stated: "We think it amighty fine
hing for you. to deposit .with the Cit ai
?.ens and Southern Bank and Trust c<
of this city. Working oil to, ei
ccther, we are bound to grow bigger p
iml. better in the interest of the race tl
VE-are-t-pytng to suive." rr
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Icscribcs the movement as the "in, 81
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ivnaoie protest 01 me macK ioik aT
rainst conditions of life which have d
beeome intolerable. The tyiSt few ^
rfontWhave .witnessed the spread of t<
he movement in Zululaml. Thousands
^ f Zulus are joining
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COLUMBIA, S C., SATU1
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lRTICLE IN
" PLAIN TALK"
South Bungles the Negro Problem"
is Subject of Mr.
Snyder's Th6me
OLIMNG NEGRO DOWN
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lan tat ion System Encourages
Shiftlessness, Declares
Southerner . . /
Now York; Oct. 28?Thc National
ssociation for the Advancement of
alored People calls attention to an
tide in the November issue oi the
fw magazine "P'oip Talk" by TIo\\M
d Snyder a white' man living in
ississippi,. under the title "Tlvc
>uth gungles the Negr6 Problem/
r. Snyder declares that one of th'c
rteatost injuaticest' the South do^s
re Negro js to see tyim in a class
not as an individual.
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"Ltd. -an individual dn^?th^? South
ive but a sixteenth or thirty.scconc
irt of "Negro blood. irf Tiis veins,P
rites Mr. Snyder, "and it mitfters
>t-how straight his hair, how cleat
s skin, how clean his morals, how
illiont his intellect, he is neverthe
ss to the Southern public jtiat -f
igger' and on the saipe ievel with
le half civilized brute who beats his
oman and'boasts uf twenty ill.i'gltl.
ate children.-? . ?: ' ?^?Mr.'Snyder
exposes the falsity ol
i0 notion that the South .tan: pros
)r by "holding tliu Negro~down" am
rites:" "Until the whit? nan lend:
is hand in the uplift of the Negl'<
lore is little hope of a better Soutl
>r many a day to tome. That th<
egro is earuble of a higher degre<
' training tor skilled "trades is knowt
> many; that he is ulso capable ol
le san]e hitrh education :ind oiiltnri
iat the white man enjoys is knowr
few." _ .
The plantation system encourages
liftlessncss, declares Air. Snyder, as
robs the soil and degrades the la.
arei'. lie says: ''Surely it is higl
me the Southerner awoke to th<
ict that' not through 'antagonism
a' through cooperation will he se
jfe the desired results financially
nrially and morally;" tCAMPAIGN
FOR FAIRWOLD
Airs. Corrie J. Carroll, chairman o
le publicity JOmmittea of the Stab
edemtion of- Colored -WomenV Club
f South Carolina sets forth , th<
rograrn for the campaign to raisi
ibney for the buildingf program fo
ie Faimvold Industrial school fo
iris to be established in Lexingtoi
ounty, just over thik river from Co
imbuu ?^ ' , ' ~
The following statement was givO]
) the press here today by Mr^-Cdr
ill, who expreattod'khg'rhiTpgrior tVii
iccess of thc eampalgrr.that ends h
'ecember. Among other things he
:atement to the press says:
Our ^lub year is passing rapid!;
na witn it many activities are re
living the attention of earnest \york
rs all over'the club area. The vice
residents are busy-getting ready fq
neir-. district meetings. These ar
f ffri'at lri'tlTt'St and give thevrurn
'omen an opportunity to. exchang
isters. - '1 -r
note with grc?5r~regret th{
eath of Mr^. S. A. Pooler of the Pe
>ee District.- She was a faithful am
>yal worker.
Our president, Mrs. MariayrB. Wil
inaon, is keptvery busy since th
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RDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927
jed Wit
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TELLS OF CITY SCHOOLS ^
1 Mr. W. II. Hund Says 285 Pupils
to? Get Henuired Marks for
Promotion - E
i ll EKE #?11 ft- lay'.TARDY PppILS
Dr. wJflji. HufttL superintendent of S
^ the citV?BLhools has iust. issued .t
" vtuk'iiK'*|y;t',vo.in his office -relative to" C
the schc^ef attendance of the colored
- -stfkaols in nlhis* ck-y~7 In an interview
with a reporter for the Palmetto
1 Loader?m Hand hmong other things ?
says: . A
1 "There are already 285 pupils who L
arc- not maKing me required marks o
fpr promotion in the three schools. ,\
1 With the figures that are before me, M
shovS- an average of 134 pupils ab_ _ !
sent every day for our report ending i
October 21st." C
'?-There avcic 3 747 absent ddys an>l
1 43t>-t-ardy pupils*.' G
.Parents of the city and~ TiienTbers -1
j of the ' Parent-Teachers' Association ^
,are--asked?by the principals of the '
- several schodls to join in a campaign n
for better school nt tnpOnm'n ' n.. well V|
as to_j mini I.1 IJ i l i. mididatefe in the '
schools for demotion.
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^ 'Ike repoit lurtner s'avs that Book- u
' enrollment of 1350 pupils, registered '
1 1583 hhse.nt days. Thero wbr? 102 1
tardies and 137 failing to make the
passing gtade. : '
The Howard graded school has an't
j enMlfaent-of 5iii4mpiliw.U33xlaysah, ~b
sent, 180 times tardy and 58 falling'a
5 to make the passing giade. -i1!
} The Waverly graded school regis ' V.
ters an enrollment- of 1330 pupils, n
j 1091 nl.nnnf 1 K1 * S ~ .1 . . ..
\ictj o UU3VIII, I Lcllliy
and PO failing to make th^ passing!
J grade. "7 7 > . ,7." . Nf
'There are* "202 pupils enrolled in ] p
~ 'he city schools. Th<_> 'total number T
l . b. | 1'
>f <\ays absent is reported to he 3747; ^
_ tot^'timos^tardv Vcre -130. with 2S."7* (
3 faimig' to make the passing grade.
?- stat^?meeting laying. plans for the ' ,
" rebuilding of Fairwold. She is 'con. \
? .Unti.. ~i
> louui^ tiiuitiiift, ua>ut iiu y
ions, etc.. keeping alive the fact that . (
' -owgirls-rtttt^t.-be^a?ven an opportuni ,r
fW- 7 7% ' . . ' H
Our dollar campaign is on. We are j
asking every citizen in the State of t
^ South Carolina to give us one dollar , It
e j toward the rebuilding of our Pair i
s! wold School. Oar appeal-is being felt, .1
I and cofttrihutions are coming in daily j
| for which we feel very grateful. The I
i campaign ends December first. Let!
r every club member ralFy to this cause, j
' See that every citizen in your ccm. j
munity makes his contribution, of ^pne J\c
- dollar lu1 tliia wui'tllV ftiuse. send injc
to' tlie President's Office a list of! t
1 ; friends who will give us one dollar, t
ILWe-must provider suitable place for :.t
8 Jour girls. We niust not fail. We can_ o
^ not fail w ith-God as our helper. .js
i little girl gives birthday j
v * money to stop lynching y
- New York. Oct. 28--The National \
- Association for the Advancement of j |
f j"Colored People, (M Fifth Avenue, an- "
pounces receipt.of thy fallowing letter^
1 from Mrs. Erlich LeVinger of Cblum_
e bus, Ohio:
hi- J'Our littl^ daughter, Leah, hoard_I_1
[lift Hisrns^irrp? lyn>?hinft,^ fihn
b | us to send some of her birthday nion f
e''ey to help stop it. So I suppose this f
d goes to that fund. And our good
wishes also."
The letter' includes' tfie little girl's. c
T __i irr- .r- ,
A&ain^t~ I
life
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IRLGA i lOt
nstituticiis0
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Meril'Ufc In ir"Hvvv' Cv-:ytAr'x
Offers Foe.i i i : li'. v to.
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tate or < :; /re;act: *
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ompiiny to ; c;ir ;
missioner H: ::.l.-.v. V. -y N>td
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Ne\v Yct k. ?'~-r C 77 T" r.nl '
t.r.V:
BBoeintion fl>*. tHc <V- * u dent. of
'loved Pi'iiiiV. i:.' j... a. a aw.
^operating villi C. iNy ?: C-. v
ttorriey* Gorier il Cv SI ,t.o ' of
V? 111!
lie hipruri in n cm e : :> c?u ui ?;
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nminatui:,;' e.; .t; ^ ' i>y.. ;m
nsuranee c< iv.i anv v i;'h < dives in ,
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hioanoi r I
only,'
i'nul i'-Lv v, Ai ?' 11 ;-,r:v y 'pp^
enwal of the i i -I . i: v.it re. lured
OT13?tnr : h<. M \. ~ ii'.. .Cny | W-V'
I. A. A i.e. P. Oat CvVv':, .rl Life"- V
nsuranee ('-nmirirny'" ?: ? h~rO\~ft ' ..
tents' in' Mieh-'i!'. !1 n- y.. p..jTTF TvfHv' '
cTer'enve-to a e: rliJm j OCy, in wi\i
iey.saMf. ;v. y
er.< ?,f i:ic Cry. . <v ' - i ov "<lCc '
ot.wccn the ;yu-i'.i <n'iy.[.,1 i>' ,
ijr Wit inn tlie l-.'iiiu-J l-'.'t t.r ('a n
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Insurance todo ' n CO; . '
hapter Part ' >) rmvi-V- rluill' /l0l|>
e no tl!s^;i,i :i.-. i a ': h- V. ;rtrr
nd calmed po'rs\:V . H&ertsfca <" '
hat "uni!?:.uI>iv<Uy 'v-a.;y,->vS!* y
</ ci'cit !*') a;., ? < "1 . " ?/ . T;? ?<**out'
iisSmn to sh>*v. c:u.f;' \\ x;w:c 1,
ense should a .; , he ;\:y hedV
In response' In-'.\ir. !' v. V v
01; inforn e.tio'i * > t York jj ?:j,
rovTsSon < ! l!i^ < o !o. 'aft <on '
i'lyin?r to this c . o." f * 11- Snii. v
arn, Chairman'f<? 1 Ii- N.i (;mi;\! I-s-.t-S jja
ury iivi'orr.ii'tirn v.. ii'lrkn.' I ; ? for
^inlfil t Mi I ^. .. ' : ( ;ul!
II. A. -I.fi*, (An ho ^hijri
tedWRif C-nnni o ii&ylVd l.AJVifV/,-Iichijjnn
Br:;nc'>' > ! \ -V A. A;. C . I'., jW*.c
oports that ;ho : * . > (in a the 0rn
"lii'.-asfn Insiiraivf- t' : o a it;
ipyTVito.l in the !")< : >n- ;.vn' (?i~ la_[ .'ni .;
ui?Mn'(. wd i- -- }>:,:> f - ?i 1 y h o. a
lu" Attorney Gt.iior ii'? ? .".it- , without j Ju
hofo hnvinir to ! any re .nest for ilmj
from colored ' people. ' - ; ' ' Lost
l. m. b.:c'oxr'r>HiiS'CL ix-mim.a; etrm
MKII'ttta I'l !"!V: i!s All) TO N*. t1M,e
* proft
a. a. f. l'. : . will
? ? . ' the
N6\v York/Oct. iS-r A !:uv-v kath. Xort
) intr niini t;:hc A.. M. E. ri-cn
ionfcrencc; in M-ii'..idi'AnA \ s.cO
er an addros&hy ItA. pr-AV. thvj?nnll,"*j.nati
o form a joint .commit re cf minis- 1 evils
f the Rational Association for the io di
UhrmccTrrcnt of (Vloped ' People for - Wo
he purpose of orj'smmin.s: c hurch "aid j'
o the N. A. A. C, P. - | ei'S
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Tt. i-s nlfi'j*cl to 11'!e:iish* fhinvn < < ,
????. ""r a i
nil toe fur tho pin-po.^, X-uyw..Ww?-L --2C<
me hundred pel' fen: m'-mhor. hip. of' Asst
tn mcmlui'i' in..lh X. A. A. I1.
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Each niinbtvi* ]? ( ijjvd himself Hy)S'c
o seek to have In. chm'tli 1 !>itvrs m_ )ta..
'Iwrip in tiv .inrnin) b::.l"i1' of Iholr oofir
hureh n contribution tov.avd the -work r'p 1
if the Association. / \
The clergy present- enthusi^-i in allv
1 1 - ~ _Li mini
indorsed th{, work of f ho /Ifcsoclatirfn j ?aw
18 vital to the Negro race. i War
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gation
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GENERAL .
LAND OFFICE
it Against Segregation in
lid Government Bureaus
Bcinft Extended
:S. THOMAS REPORTS
vStenographer Obligated to
rite out flatter in Long
JIand for Whites
> a York, Oct 28.?The fiffht a_
vC^l-epfaiii-n in" |hc hnwnna of. ;??yovnrJenC
in t_lic national capli ."
' eby'v extend d l>y the .Wash,
a X. A, A. C. V-. against the
ral.Lnnd OiTico, according to re_
made by Xo\rfl H. Thopias, Pi*es_
of'Up' wn^hlnfHon Branch.?-?a-??;?
delegation rejeinly called upon-' "
am Snrye", Commissioner of the
i a) Land Cfli'ce..jmd--protested 'a.
Tpertrs WHO' luul Tfic services of . ' .
stenographer, bfc\- .
' '' .: .' v. r: V nut matter in
utmi - white stcnogra. j ,
r\TvSl itiAL PROGRESS TO
{J^^T^SKD^AT DURHAM
trhapi, N\ tJy"5ov 1L?(ANP) The
is oi. whereby Negroes* can be in
ton* io take "advantage Of thG . ^
nadul awakening in. th.? South and
le same tiin0' 'hold- and increase
uj.-Aiun iti the industries of the? If*
wiTTVeome in Tor much discus^ at
the contention -which is to . ' ?
cid in Durham. Docutnher 7. _?:
i discuss this very . important
iion sonic -of the leading busi_
men editors and publishers, edu*
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s, and welfare'workers have been ed
to attend- the convention, and s
riling to Dr. J. E. Shcpard, who
Dr. \V. K. ji- Du-Boi's, Mr^'Mary - "7 7"
ane, C. C. Sjiaulding^W. G. Poar?tn<i
ot iters, >s heathttMrhe
;, a large nuipber. $J^4| accep/t^d
invitation. ' V'
le ir.igration.--ot tlte Negro to
hcrpT "HTd mortal -centers. . has
giit about ,an iivJust^ihl awdkfnt ^
h the South. This is evidenced by ?
bui'.iling programs'" v ^
.1 ni this direction in the /'fy
H.alcs. Tho South is taking -?1?tr
w aspect and instead of bdingj*at
tgrieulturai section, it will ~ n nItiMfc"j1 j ' 1
'groat .nuumr.ial center. , {
st -how .the Negro can abate 56 "*' J'tA1-:
industrial development and W 4VS l.iFVx
lle t ; n.(be prepared ;
age will be discussed ^nd'W^rH^S^ '
,:t lit this meeting and at theYsnrhe^SP ^ nv 1
?methods??enabling' himf tov?_
? . . f N1
iote his nroerress in1 ."th? Nbrth t ? !/ V>
.-C? m
also be devised/ It is known that r. j$> <
increased Negro population in
hern Industrial centers ha?j^ in, \
_cd thv anti-racial feeling in these *
nna' and- scgx-cgatton and- UsGi-im ?? ' on.
Means of combatting these
must be found and the., leaders
asp* The whole question of. Ne_ .
life in America is to be prfO'SfTrt.
y experts und discussed by lead,
assembled.
LTER WHITE IN ENGLAND
/wWork, Oct. 28 ?Walt'cr~Whttet' ~
n vn*i r\ f Mnf inviol
>ciaturn?Cot- tho Advancement of?
rod People, on a year's leave of ;
nee, reports that a lecture1 tour"?; ? '
-lveen arranged Cor him in the ?
ag--oL_whieh he .will_eover princi. ?i?? ~
cities of England ond several ci_
in Scotland. Mr. White's tour .
ides engagements in London, Bir.
chain,- ThvJl. Manchester,' G'ji? ' -X*
. Bristol, Oxford, Edinburgh and
rington. - . ~ v