The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-01
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: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHHaQ&t AEta6 anAH
! been royallY entertained the evening
before thA s
'Bishop a1ld4 MFssr C lint TON. e. Carriages
awaited the va8ltp hi am fhsp s5Ress
, soon installed Ina the i comf able
homes OF the good peonle of the city.
The local committee in charge of Of
fairs was made: up OF Editor4C. PIT:
White, oft.tha Rock, # il !, an essengeH,
chairman; Rey:?1 sss E.n Rsaash B saeFss
tary; Rev. r! s. Gilmore. Sc. wfloa sss
home @Wasff4 ss 90 sa 81 81
honor; Rev;,M:. Hail. DR.. Il: A.: Mfs
con- Rev! Crimson, Rev, J. RI.
lizard, Rev. AZ Lewis; eS.$ b. b.. II.
Wright sPf t e n obley AMI gfof!
J.>R. 'BadbHSTe; ~. /, = 's = 4
,numbssiS s ;eka Viii tors cf spoke q ii
the churthe3 ak the morning Ger
vices. At I;8Ny EMed Am, Hail was
packed with anxious 70 hear
DR.. Weshtngt rs 4 ddress. the
!2,e9aa.:iweR asent fully 3 one
fourth we're white They Represents.
ed the very BEST sdes5 8, the pro
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the city, and out the tour. the
same Was every aId ienca that
the Doctor faced Editor White &C.
ted as master Of !csfenonies intro
ducing Mayor II, Fl. !Roddy, who de-
livered an earnest and Mandatory adj
dress of welcome, pronounciRsg the
Tuskegeean the 2"forempst Negf0 iii
the world toda6Ss and praising hfs
work as the most effective solvent OF
the race problem, In the course of
his remarks, Mayor Roddy said ::s Il,
"I' bellows that Booker T. Wash!
ington Is a:worthy man T believe he
Is an honest man, and more than
all, 1 believe HE'S good man - IFS
work speaks for him In q language
that cannot sbe al derst6od:& His .siffa
gleness of puFpose has wtthstood the
wear anG tear OF Years; The most
rigfd ihyesti CATION fails to- disclose
the slightest haw in. hts, makeup.
He is geN6Ine 10 til ssstore. 9 Had he
not .beena that pc prbfessed to.jbe,
he could mot have lived through the
erciles4'ertGcfsn and trying ordeafs
that have been his portion. 49, He
could not have won, the worlds APP
prevail amid the. white hight al Aphb-
lie attention, If he had not labored
aIgHgn thea right path and achieved
results tfaat elevate bot il f& II! saa ffl
the Iang,ls s gsffsaS 4statbtss
tYod yam 1851 q d ;:fsf q sspeopEs sthie.
: of fhS tiiae Ands feou can fool JBnse
OF the people al the time; but you
cannot fool all the people ali the
time Booker Washington is show
ing Ills people and the ttT true So j.
luton Of the : Inigbt8 sproblem chat
white white and 's. black es's IS
Mayor Rodajy set a -; warm ri5s I" pace "a &c
and other spsaKgrg who followed ex.
pressed the hone that bjs.4.*a speech
would stand s8&s8n example Ss1of what
the officials In. other cities on the
route wouldTfeeI impelled to say as
the party made It's way, through the
State. ID DR.. Washington, BaiG he co0ld
wish nothing dbAtter than to have the
words ;of the inscrbbe ed An ,asS
epitaps#on ~ hVestohe when he
shall have. bgeR ga at unite \; his y
fathers. H sis9ta 4 roll u
hvered an: s6saHehhttz address nitro
ducing' a1on land d. put
everybody 81 good humop bT his
witty sallies and blum, hearty frank
way. of putting things before his aul
dienee. Mrs, Ella NJ. Toole, in ad-
dition to directing the choral 1epsic,
rendered a solo. In admirable style.
and other selections were; presented;
by Messrs. stBesss rara6sf; William
Jackson and r, s. Ambrose. At the
conclusion OF the exercises, q tooth
some dipner vas served in honor of
the visitors ct, the Booker Il. Wash
ington Hotel ~ II :. Z. s''N'7 ~ ~
The AaesRge o1. agla Apostle 81 Tpdtss+
as :. fAa3. !. y III J'.]z, 1
Although. Dill Washington varied
his speeches a great deal during the
week the main thTeads Of his argu-
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