Dv. c. COP BRUTALLY BE A TS MAh, iTirp
BARBER'S WILL PROVIDE
HOME FOR WOMEN
Charlotte (AND When the
last will and testament of Sam
Louis Spring, for many years a
barber in this city, was admitted
to probate here last week, i- i *
vealed he had set aside funds pro
viding for the establishment of u
home for needy elderly women of
the community. The home, desu;
Rated as the Mary Springs hone
will be administers<l by , board
of managers of the Emanuel Con
gefegational Church
N. C. Baptist Close State Convention
M * * * * •* ******** * * * * * *
Charlotte Crime Wave Rises
Happy new Khmer new year.
CHARLOTTE SAINT
ArOT'STIVK’S CHAPTER
The above picture shows the
Charlotte St. Augustine's Osuplrr
when ii was visited by Bishop
Bravid Harris. Hisbop '> l.iijerU
and a graduate of Si Augustin* s
Cnileg-r On left of ftLhnp liar
rh *s Or F.dson Blackmon presi
deni of tht General Alumni; on
M« right is Rrv .1. V.. Hrrritage
a member of the Board of Trus- (
tees Third from the left on the
hack row is Mr*. R?l!ir rb*lp<
of f oapter.
URGED TO |
STOPATTACKP
ON NEGRO Gl’s i.
1 !
MANILA i AMP) —Action by j
the 11. S embassv may be t>-- b- |
ed to stop thes continuous at tec*-
on Negro GIL here by five lead .
inf Philippine newspaper;--
In an exclusive interview with j
Louis- A Johns, Jr.. ANP t pi- !
.tentative. Comdr Julius K. L
EdcJstein. advisor lr > Amo;icon |
Ambassodar Jaul V. McNutt. re- j
vealed that “we are attempting j
i io formulate a program through i
which we hope to be able to on- j
entate both Americans and File :
pinos alike on the significance of '
ft tend ly relationship.*’
Johns, waging a one-man;
fight against local newspapers’ j
anti-Negro propoganda. called at •
the U. S. embassy twice last wet*!-; |
to debvci two communications in j
protest of the “undemocratic and
unjust” reference towards Amen- :
can Negro soldiers “that arc no- j
fortunately stationed in thi;. re- j
public.’' His letter to Cipnano ;
Cid, president of the Philippine j
Newspaper guild, was withdrawn •
—while his letter to the I.' S ;
embassy was the basis of Coma
f,d els to in "s revelations.
Ed Jstein termed the oroba-ssyV
proposed orientation program -
"timely" and “urgently needed"
project, spearheaded by Ameri
can Negro officer." They will b
tht means of disseminating the
information to Negro soldiers, he
revealed. The program will also
be directed to ail elements of civ;
ban ciassets.
“This matter has been Drought
to the attention of Ambassador
McNutt. Edelstcin said, "and he
is deeply concerned over it.”
St, Louis Business On
*
Parade Viewed B\
Thousands
ST. LOUIS (ANPi With tbou
• sands of St. Louisians lined along
the parade route, the “Bigger and
Better Business month” observance
under the joint sponsorship of Phi
Beta Sigma fraternity and the St.
Louis Planning Council for tht Pro
gress of Negro busin*-v way usher
ad io last Sunday,
THE CAROLINIAN
VL=OLUME XXVI, NO 19 2 ALEIGH. NORTH CARLINA WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 09. 1916
Congresswoman Pleads
so r Raci a! Un de rs tandi ng
Cleveland (ANT’" I Speaking
at a Cuyahoga County Repubii
can dinner held at the Hotel
Jbtatler here Friday night, Con
rre :man Franc’ P B -bar.
represents oae of the Cievei;-;-.'
o -rtrK'(s in W • iiigiun
patent influence in the national
Wi'tms EXCEM)
CiIT.ST 0! orl0 r I \
-■ The t-t'ilr ieh - ■
t ihe NAACP which entered ;.ic
id: iri'-v. iui- pop’JSarn > Omier-l !•
than h merit!? ap.« ii.e- inoveii ;;no
| Lirvi place. T I . Spi o;-'> ■
| csAivr cretsry, min this week
The eocilpst b'-in;; spouse l ”’l ’ ’■
■ , O;; i- - ’ In - .
j against Ncgtn*x it; N’ev'h 'h-roie
i The conies’ ni ‘ ■ -:, ;;-.■■■ ’< .
! branches who sells the highc
1 .number of voter- wth for given
ii’ee trip to the annua! meeting ■
| the NAAOP Atlau'jr Ciry.
JJ . next summei where she will
j be crowned Miss North Carolina
Contestants from * h <• th: J
i branches selling tht- next hicru
' oumber of votes will be iis ~ r '
i s trip to the slat . meeting in
■ Gr&ensboro
i M is;- Margaret. Fitting of the St.
j Agnes Hospital School of Niir-.i-ro
I the Raleigh contestant, is bo mg
| sporn red by Miss M. L. Robort-i.
(Continued on back, page)
| ;
RE-ELECTED —Pictured above is
Dt. F. D. Patterson, president of
- Tuskegee Insiitute, who was rs
z i elected, president ot the- United
1 | Negro College Fund at the an
e r.uai meeting held in Atlanta, Ga,
,i I Oilier officer* elected &r» Miss
~ Florence Reed, Spalmait College,
- - vie*-president, and President R,
-p, XTeMel of Shaw University,
;secretary.
Republican p of; ef'hc 1 , ruP.dc :
plea for unsy Among ,f ‘" pvo- j
pl< of the country
-Wo muc tsce !>••:.!tr.ty even :
<f!n*»trf> ’.Afp R'«'* , p 0 ( i ' >
!:',c :,!,uv. ‘Mts. Bolton ~ <o>l ar .
>S/i• pntf) 1 ‘Ldi tti ; t i}T i.» j
jn„., j,.;.;-, ,ir,,un bitcoming
the .ivnihpj off" ■ dorm"
•.Reality contains many prou• |
'em-- manv situations far re- f
Amoved fioo he ■’.!■<■■■ <n that |
b":-!Sghl !!.<• Ft igriiHS to e.e
.i urc. that fnd Washingtor.
loaf .sustained Lincoln. It L; not i
ig*t th,u lin-'e if more op
■ pe rtunny hare man Ji! t«f)y otuei ;
,km J in all dir die wo Li.
W most f.j-i the fat L that ;
;ii,ere are otiil minority groups!
‘who find Uv rnsrNes restricted :
~m eve 1 hant! O-iiain i‘ is Thai !
v,<■ must acc<-p? flu chalieneg of '
*rif ;: d e; r 1 fil'd the- way t;i;-!t i
win tint if t‘ : ! ' i O*. ■■ ft :si - 1-T
■rr, inl.oiei .Mice IllV '
a? Tend iher,’-. 11'UteHi tjeriPC,
re :• i i. fee" when an
■ ht.er man >s hound
“Tht oid ].,v. are finished, a
, nc-vi' v. e i<i j.-., being horn, s: new
era ■; me.-, into being. Thing.; can
b better only titrough a new
j I interpretation. Only hs w< speak
’omorrew's langutige, only nr we
■ live-, lie IfinniTiVl eeeri:; sil.e
we who .ire Republicans, build
engip into this nation.'
Many colored j■ I: *;• :•! 1 aider
- and workers were at the Stallw
'Com in :ert or ha.'lt pn:'
I Italian Newspaper Depicts
| Colored American Soldiers
Hnin<-- Nov .MNP A.) - The
w.irp:-d picture some Italian peo- ;
pit- have of colored American
soldiers Lv described in one of.
& series of articli’3 which have
appeared in ihr Communist
!newspaper L Units, ' attacking i
some Anglo - American occupation
activities
One of these articles appear- :
ed unde- th; beading, "Wnat the
; Aiued Ocnipaimri Costs Us." .
and had a sub-heading. “The Ne
groes on the Merry-Go-Round ”
While other articles have em
phasized the relations between
colored American soldiers and
- Italian girls, this article gives a
biased account of the effect the
presence of colored American
. troops is having on the Italian
i people.
The Rome Daily American, on- ]
jiy English language newspaper
I printed in Italy, reported consici
jerabie dissatisfaction in Italian;
‘Communist circles with the ser- ’
[ -—’ ""
! Smith U, Head Reported
\
| Heady To Resign
BAPTIST TAKE
STANDONVET
TREATMENT
Cl! A.RLOTTK Wlh v. -■ |
!/ fill; rj -: :t y •)! fnOJP 1 iWU VO* l
delcv;,,l f 's *' • vten Annual " o !
!of General Baptist Sl-»>e t'un- j
j'.*.*n‘inn t North Carolina, closed {|
! run■<: '( 'mu .-bay nigh!. tin' bin.-nco- i
I t- i ‘iv; ir« h i.i.-; t h u rtuinri ilOW'l; V ’
1 s ■ t'jpis ot $i34,33<i.;j0. a.'.t itKU'Case !
i (>; s:w,7lover last year, ano w;U> •
■he huge body going on r- e ..
; b'-mjj in mr omprouii. mg - ,;>( •■■■■■
j t ion •<> all the un -O >mt > pia--
i iiC 1 : "tiuifru-rated in ').« report. t:
■ !":■■• Corn ov lice ■ f dr Si y of or :
; Country, and “otijui .ir;e, ete 1 on '
• liCy to leva*; s v ,iH ie ,
'rv oui-ehs :*f our Christian OwpeT j •
' .*gaific? those - i.v*v
■ j i which e i n part OV’
1 jji-offs'-ton of human u ' I’llerho-jd.'
!;. S \ h,f'V r • ,liv J) ,r ; Isl M.'fl !
' ■ raiuj 'Admim. o -eo-.. sayir.gj
.that 'great in n.ist ic , a<-ih <■•:
i i (h c'w •'*t if i "'.'d'Oß.*
\K T \t\ {hi’ of \: ts ;> tll to’j
being "i he h .■•ltd S ■■■i lie.'
j the . hue'., largest sing e Negto do ■
f miminatioii took firm' eogrii/. a ne* -
• . ei'ni types of rrti ir*•■timer.) <■'
if ernes in the l vtintiv mu ■ !a.V
--; ;f ,olr •>,-• several ti inn '■ -•mn> •'
• , . •; :■ r ! :■, ■ :■') B
j sta'es have segregatiof! m diverim
an laws, that Cbri! tian l» flow*,
1 shtf>:; taught by the .Scriptures i
|beinc denied by virtu* 1 of ’*■' **V?
! vionari* 1 .-: of rn;j«d:ce" rre.-tod in
Uu» proi.i-:- of lav. oiir.f: van e it,
; 'he 16 Jim n; ow ..*..»«•>. ■ n
•■’Ouaii'v as f'Oin'.aaOn !.*■ '
;Ud by' law in at • •••:••• Uhrd f
• the nation, they full- i-ndoj «d
. Matr>oal .Negro Congv-- ■ petition
.t o the Ijpitcd N.it.i'iii: ori ichalf
i ! the 'oopressefi ■ of 'he
State, e,f America" > f-' : gt •*■•>•'
, .. .j by ;i)t|v S' ”•• 1 :« Tlfip
! ■ Kilgore to forward ; f ief to tb<-
1 See - ■■■■'■ . . ' •" , 0 -'-I'i
, (for,(limed o, nark narei
PH KEfIPRS J\II 111
i MY striking pielu'ters at the
laylof t ,iii(inlt weeks, a.
!o>,g Sj. < , wrr-e arrested Sat
1 tmla- aiirt Irond was set at $367
• in rash for each This is
" the strike hound joh referred to
ot> the Editorial page S'-eretars
<■! State .lames Byrnes i said t«
r he ~ major «!<•« kholtirr in the
firir.
if,- rtf ms-ci.'s, particularly the
i prejudiced light in wruch color
s-d American soldiers ar =• po; ,
■ t rayed.
Other sources reported that the
“Unita" series was being watch
led closely at Caserts and that
“the small reniamirfg British and .
American occupation forces have
i chosen not to interfere with th
; Communist paper's fret- press
: privileges."
The article in question follows:
“Hey. Hoe- Here we are more
free than in America'
“LEGHORN. August - On bo.
: horse with the stomach bur st by
anti - aircraft shrapnel, Victor
Emanuel 11, with his chest fill
ed-uo like a baby-nurse, is there
looking at the powdered ruins of 1
what was once the center of Leg
' horn. Not even one of the hous -
es around the large square is
; habitable.
“At the comer of Via Grande
' ana along the foot-path there is'
nhh w»'- rftiaHr *»«
J Monday vh-U D* Mnny
I Vf< I 'r 'wps . Vt*. uf inhn
*-:*n i »nilh rnivff »tv hi
ih.af hi was * :
l'r«m th«* p<)2*t h<- h# hi
V?» ;noh‘ IJiajfs Ts y.u ... N's ,1 ‘
for ihr rfipori< n rf‘Uf< rtM fU w.}'«
K ;v* i» \ rr»J e< >» !utf. i’H<l »*<»l •»*'"* »t
M « Mvrd pra’ .s lim*'.
BEATINGS SUB
HENDERSONVIL L£
MAAGPTO ACT
(I KN I>EftSONYILLE St u s - ! I
u.) z,<", :<>n i:«y t.h*> h? sis .->} bfuijng oi j
’ yj>v y C.'orK'bhib. ■jf this citv oi s j
Monday night, OctoSen 2*?- T ?h< |
’».••:•?! \*; s pt/'f Os ?*.:•:• N A AC-{ * h<;U> lit.-
; ar« i*iv f ig'-'-Son, and f *••:•.
;t U> Wyfi 10 Uii
; ■;•• >'*' . of •> vVliit? iaVV .• : • in£t*fc
b / thf» boa ton inyii’s employer?, to
k iu»tu.-c for the cop wiv>
iC-Opi-lano ‘"to u ps'S), ' a
; p W ;,f< /•n~v--rjberi {■ HA ACT* off sob ft:
; i /jo v• •'iif j- • eop vvA rna.l hi x, - ■
r/ih* j of • - iotfil jom -
JY, r> H1 * ! i 1 in O; <' • i( : -1 j i “•*! i!';‘
; . f ibe root), it i.> further el&.iniH
jilt at- Ni>; ' down the door of
i iVi)' fonrl-iiid's I.ofn r f4?.1/ 5 T li#v! •■i •*
■-Hken her il -band off ■<> pH. d' -
pteadm'.i -o b‘- a!) ',v,o
■np Jif.i. nmkp into Un- h.it; ■
,‘ t.prr Mi Clip' !i'M a :
-,:H ur>ilr«'W.;-?i, • n<t m.< ording <•■ 1 " r
-a.a - 'iiff-r., Ji.i rs hr.i tn ar'-'.ini) •• ;
h;it; ;o !.h(‘ jail without, in:rmiUnr
r •• - clothe herself. Corrylnj? r-' ••'
u; haro-f oied. and tht-n ' ; o sw» iiw
i/jto jail.
It claimed that •>. hen ‘lie •:<»}.'
• fir. ; bos.'. ‘>i beating f '.(V larM
! CoJK'iafid ‘ in* 1 -i■ i’.i ■ i i-,-;’i' l * i' ' ,j
i rjesist. and Mivi. lipped d :
i'aiificnd, and ■•Hirit'd him "il ■■
jaii. v/hen- they @3i«.'fi«dl beat :
agfiiti Then ab"nl tniorughi p;
iir i - V v -i ■ ;n id f.aiiii '*-:•/]>’> i'i■ ■
:an ir :;• <j rir ' ‘:■■ dfcn -
whs nndrt: aed. and ''‘ ! d d’lM ■'
ifijf jiff*;' ;f?ok' fi* *W) i ‘he Ollili -‘‘ ‘ 1 *
i ci(iß#»<j id allow hor to pn! oi'
<.nhcr eJotlits or *boes. and to •
h'-i to j ill also.
i iip;-Pif'(i 'i.';.- O' "' ■ '■ ■ n.iOi;* ,
a j<; fjlpifned. Mill ij<:‘ ind ( up >■■>' •
oi \t, a i. H‘ vv:U b<- fried _ :<
< t..,s or. November i. i* t"
t„ appear The whit' people U*<
wh'ifn he works have lor’d a
- and the local branch of th>'
KAACP is trying to sisppl«miont
service - with an Assf'C-iiitioii iawy :
The aftair has stirred un ■■•onsidf*!
able r-stmtment amor g both v/tni
->.od colored, resident*. o< tin-’ n "!Ut>
:sin city.
a line of blue an d green fait
'o.j -he c. 31 .he fool of the Kun.w -
: tai.ue there w a Luna Park a j
poor j, :i n a Park v/ith a crnac
‘flying eight*, a merry-go-sound ; i
and two or three shooting stands.
•’The first water-melon cans i
, arrive at sunset ■Fresh and good, ,i
fresh and good: cry ?b '■ mrr- :
chants while sharpening their •
long knives.
•‘But lift m Piazza Vittorio.
Via-Grande and Via San bran
! begins only « when th f
Erst Negroes arrive They ati
. versce ;n small groups with their
nonets opened an d iorter in a ;
bashful and shy way at The en
trance, Every evening atavistic
inferiority complex comes over
them for an instant.
“Then oegins the calling from
the inside: ‘Hey: Joe! Hey' Hey!
“The merry-go-round begins
■ to turn and the kiason of the fly
ing eight’ calls the passers-by
‘ harshly.
MURDER, FIGHTS
AmrrrHMim- Tf\
\jim imm 11 1 U
ciiiKE ypsoRSE
i if \ In f buigs r of
(.otisiioM Kilbn”.-.
( iIAHL-O'!”/ t%, N. C
!!■ .f! ; I.JJ Or. and I'O‘tP id -< t
! ' ‘! 111 fi-iv oh; ar * i .‘xlra !u ’ r
Hcjh iiit - rs jar if ff.f r ire pari
: /*,-•!d ov r lie w-. end, an i
,< ••) more c uccrri In Oiief t k
N r.iifteiobn 11 1 ' "l 1
; —1 .j'a fight, are n>.i dp.-j- n>
f! .-f ■■ arc ■ T .-m : ■!“ ■ ‘
The n !; a rn:;rdf r of a aoUf i.’
I f off thf inc: whli-n ,
rarigcf, iron ' ■:> !Mf; - i ;■ *' pj- i. flab
i to razor rut • !•■;•. The !v spit a! I
, Wmi Mil) ■-! rri-j-b'd j joint
i her of cr.fr . and two -o- tlirff of
i tberr. ff' r ‘ :;cnon .'dire'’ brawls arid ,
; hoid-uf' while at a miniinutr:. : [
l c'oiUnirr to plagio ‘he dopartir.e:d
■ jsoradir.aily H'r.r f .■' r. or 'hr
... iaiJc, thf >•'•»tnp..*ratirfe f“nptc rtf 1 <•
■■ | . ,b- r.r ■ o o‘-i: oi
•Ur "i!«o:,-‘ovfr the sPnaUon Ther • ’
. . p; fiMjtro •• oi; >lv
p.-licf register, ntd o" jUoo : f : .a
I aal; r: f ;• nj cw •• Ui-'fn with, if th-;' j
; arc appointed
ilMlilUl MM !•
1! t!)S W COM! V|
■ . iK-arh'd by I, T. ‘.i.iuat 1 |
.aid Naihanird fhii” ' 'f.lw !
i, , a ■? ,■ jgof’d -jUffl.a o] $/Sa4 i
: acd . r-fv ; !,rd tdoiif) Pi at tin fi a! ;
; . i !f , r - fhn Erfonton Street iW'cth- i
i di-i Cfeti; :-h > ! war ai»(i«ji;ncce
Wednesday.
An i'lflhor. d hi>: UK, w.,‘ con '
' t nbiiii-ci by Kegto *•;*> senom
'f-.ich'-r: if id -dtidcnf and. f-mpiny ;
CCS in - wi •!“ business firm - bring
.... ..meant c* ?>trib;ited r»v
K(H‘!- 0 , i iwo - tie' ■ r«fi:p;‘ n;n ‘
' litfKv *’rf A' r n :* -1 /*. *■ o " 1; ' 1 ''
>t j*. .«>3<pcfieri flic -f ’■ ml w;U i
. v,-,-rri .saOOOOO doj-ing tb'' n f ' /!
A (if>,-;>kri' Wl: Os cr-t ortti, fro?:
•hr five sub-divi'-ioiia of the cam-,
j. ago oj - ga r i muon n- ioho-A
' ColifK'.'H. w H. Quarles, Jr. C. l>
j if a 11; pOj'i n*;, Majoi -. jr-r.'.7 fiO.
„ o,fi. s Os N !. Perry. Major. 546.a.■
Oli; pc: idem* in 1. Mi: Ruby
ant t }f. |f Tovvncß. Major-. >.) Ilh JCV
Clubs (sM<i Ch'gon'/.alton.'. Kev. w
u/ W'Hiffns. Maioi 5677.J0, Bu >■
iMvfj. i. T ‘'o> r!
I. t.. Itaiford ‘nd fdl r-, F .1 O' ■
si . v d us .odiutai'.ts of the w
’,*■ ;s> ? n
“At. this vailing. : te Negrcr'S
start smiling and then begin to
shout out their sudden joy. Hey.
]T c . v .i They have found one'-
again ;ht unr->al -world ”4 th s
whit' men which waits for them
tr, feast them ab d make them
laugh, Even tonight they will
feel themselves as free Ameri
r-ffris, free --•« they never felt in
free America.
“And they laugh wi t h their
tilth very white.
“Now from everywhere, oa!"
and lean children tn dirty rags
at' coming to look at the N'-
gvoc: who have fun.
“It. is not the music of * h c
merry-go-round which accom
panies the wooden horses, it is
a slow ar-d harsh American song
• - blues. The merry-go-round
i still turns empty and the little
white horses pass and pass again
before the white eyes of the Ne
groes. All of n sudden., a big one
(Continued on Pack page)
Happy new Khmer new year.
tm<j i t r)K ■*l i’ui t-n < i vi ns
i s ( ( tv; i » *,t; i! t r \
J ION b
!;, Joh» M tie omit, leli, e<-.
<f f v ir*rr • ng r 1 1 1< ia I ii»»j •. f r ■?»»»» I*r •
» oU»ryf ♦' h,ty( of
lihi'MM". t n Ors ?Rfcjw-d! r
\! VSom-. i m hI
t , t? , j 1
. .. : |
: f ;'r or r '• v»; .■ • • j :
•if :'' .t 1 ' • i ei ' “ 1 j
:r>n ■
:-,U; W* ;•< HSi { ‘‘ i».is t.= ■•’*
. ;K»noi):jV ' f <l •: i v if- W H W
; dii’f' i-'tr u fih* J c e 'n-“r All Upph
c- i 1 ”, ». .r • i j.. • y !*’ pf mu
v/rlli Iy' ts • th°ir j
.j r-.‘Kil! ; .'dS. or <'*py units will ;
h • .?> Hnr • ! nmnssr'y
They ;h<' nr:f> lw'-? -hydro|!
wjy. ?h fiirmcr fnr j:
%?*f ?&- h’iM th*' Int • •*' ‘nr $‘* f i j ; - i
monfh. i• • D r -<'f: vpS y Th-' f•: i I *»i
; j'rUrncy -,t umU. for Nofiio w-t .
; nos, ( oippi' hut will be nm
I -y; yJo ;s, l; j
ji c.m •w ftrjcr" wi,y l
rev. nets sets
SIMM
SENTENCE
The (Tv, Charles
i Henry i)av??, <..n7i ? s : T’ W\‘Tk'V. v-'hn
'• .../ji-.' ; - !'[.•,• V. > *j ‘-. il f i77;f - . Ifiia
.< . ~ i!.. . (.i.i -o* I- •• through hi
I A" on Cbldh'-! if- rlril
• -.. ! ! j • if ft i inoynifrusti
. sjf a,--,- d on !'•; ■ ibatton fo**
~. ~: jfl.CI Jlid?/- 'l■• C- U: fed
to threr '.'ear yi-Mo
■■■....■ l ,c‘) if - bcc ,;.,i.>f'f.dcd Os !’■ ■’
■ Iflvi.r of Hip c'l.jtrr
;v;f . HaHi S I.».■ vi ■ ‘h» de
{nrid-iotf v. ife, who also was be
‘ iTist tried for willful grid malicioos
!m.’• of prop-id v Uv iigh Mr
< Jolriberj - hart h< - r car-' sh -missed.
/. pl'fICC . iif i of :iff: .“ ''.Cl' Wit
f;f.. , ■ gjivc the J - .*’v .- r Dav'is ..ft
xcf.-iient ehai adr-r, and the judge
K ;ijii that. • mao hav:t>:; lived welt
:il . cimmunity P*r so long a
t.:nn should ■ o.ini in court It W ■ .
: ;Ql ,„jt lljW tlUd fM' defCml
o;al nwiisy to hf crtM 1 . in ’.h-’
haul:" The Rev Mr. Hm-m. howeve
, . . ,p v in.o'.vnnoo davo
s age". -a msnlt of h< br- .
{t : T :
! i PREJUDICE
|! DUE TO FALSE
! EDUCATION
; WA.olliNti'rON (ANP) —Rev.
I i fi : and Mrs. Estelle
; !yt,S;yey Riddle only colored
■ recon To ■. us the citizen's comrais
, stun attending the three-day
, meeting sponsored by ihf\ u. b.
; i office of “dui.vJtion in Social Sc •
’ I cun tv building here beginning
, i las; Monday, brought the issue.‘
io: unequal pay and ‘Negro ed
;‘:c;,non” into the open_ foi' free
i and I rank discus-nun. The niee 1 .
; ing was railed to deal with prob
? flems tn elementary, secondary
5 i ;>nri vocational education: high
• jer education school admimstra
i tjnn and international education
Taking- care the interests of
- I colored people and other minor! -
s tie.- were not shunted aside. Rev.
’ i Horace opened the issue of teacn
i ,*>rs pay. declaring that though
i ‘ teachers are not. adequately paid
II Negro teachers, however, an
even less adequately paid, e>
- cept in one or two localities He
(Continued on page eight;
,i? ifii- Infantile .'miriysH
unit, after t banquet si'm <n
SlfMivr ffi tn* - director More b ov
: f , ;>»• • • i-i . • ."ii. ;t • j v• e the
ho<i(««l3j a(**-tided tic Jjazujstet in
fribijt, rn- ( nmnihT 19 years
with the htr-p?f-*l.
(ANPi
PPTTfif-l DPIPC
lit, ( 1 lift 1 filuC,
DROP AFFECTS
FARM FAMILIES
*3; a jjf ■ *'T iJ OM (] -j N! 7 A'— As : j*.
. .;.ji ih> I'i.er. iron: the i'e - -
,• nt h .p •(■ cuFon pfSces, nta’ -
.j v ~;i :f jh<- f>70,006 colored far
;.|j. South who are large
iv i!i;’jsut<ivt!i. upon cotton for a
. jbood, m fin.iuon with other
r..,.t. in fa.nn*'-r-., have teen de
:. , ; i o f -v,r profit they hop*"!
in itiak-C bv the boom in cotton
'A* inh' t.; < v- PuSvScd -hr : hasjee
; to '.<•!! pvuk prien>, they may
' hr.M :b:--ii- cotton off the market,
j j.),, obtaining government loans
im n i r,; ;y.: 7/0 and hall per cent
!(.; p . •.- i he- Agriculture Do
j| r? p'.jjnt'.’d out recently..
Cndi ■ t.n> Agncuilural Adjust
ni, nt Art »f 1933. as amended and
tift' Commociit y
( nHit Coeporatior! :. directed io
]„;, n - i_o ! ,f(nori on sir c0r0(j,,.;!,:
( j,,.;!,: • , on< of .vhifh u: cotton.
|,i.,n rate to rthe 1846 coi
j.-i-j orop, is ninety two and half
r< : r: - of o. parity b-queotv m
j 1 .: . in/.j power between tlie
jjo -j price o! cotton at << given
; period of 1 iine and now.)
pj . : Ti Ui'per. tosak tire cot ■
: t*•:i ..stunts;,n under advisement
ii; ..» Twiivlay. Just as the cot
.•>’ market wa- going up for the
■ . cron'i Is-sv as fast as il went.
:- du-ing the six day of de
i 'is' F • -.11 -■ s -ifin i)’r* - lor Jo-si*,
i, :,i. , it,,ap !;r;( Friday ordered
■ Us .‘i s ji-f c* *. • Admir-U.tra
iidji pi-ire regulations
- ~s a fitt •, ! *> :U- rn ills.
Wli.'k M; Steelman was acd
■ '!: • oU->n vent up $lO a bale,
!i.■ full .iinounl permitted in one
rnudt up 40 pet cent of the dc
y. Market operatinns East, week
i tin<- the rr.arkel experienced in
!:!<. -.ixty-dwy ,n: .-K of Octs'ber.
Morr. »han half of the 10,000
. s nv, raising cotton in the South
, ;>!( .peraled by colored farmer#.
Arm d to style :pe< ifically the
; me!<■ effects fht* recent, pama
.. ~n the cotton market might have
:Continued on back page)
(MWRI’VB, fUSTKIlAr—Abav*
’ is Ur. James K. dbeparrt, president
ana !'minder »f North Carol)r*i
Onilvge. who observed bis seven-
V ty-first birthday in Ifurham last
' Sunday. Born in Raleigh. Ur.
, Shepard was awarded the degree
of Rk.G, from Shaw University
K in 1894; the IM>. rtegree from
■ Moskingunt college in iSlfl. the
i' Master of Arts degree from Sel
ma University in IUI2; and the
Lit. r» degre from ll#*«r<s Utti
versity in 1925