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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-25

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The broad ax., 1912-08-24
WOMEN DEPLoRE LYNcHING.

Northeastern Federation Believes Cow
eminent Can Stop Mob xjolsnes-
The committee on resolutions at the
recent meeting of the Northeastern
Federation Of women's Clubs held In
Jersey City. n. J.. made the follow
ing report. which was adopted:
We, the resolutions committee Of the
Northeastern Federation Of Women's
Clubs, assembled In Jersey City, N. j.
In the Lafayette Presbyterian church
beg to submit for your consideration
and adoption the following resolutions:
Resolved, That We unanimously express
our gratitude to the Entertaining club,
the Afro-American women's Industrial
league, also to the Art club. which 20 ably
assisted them. and to the mayor Of the
city for his cordial words Of welcome;
also to the pastor and members OF the
Lafayette Presbyterian church
Resolved, That we extend our hearty
thanks to the little pages and TO All those
who faithfully served on the program ana
that We congratulate the race for the
gplendId number Of graduates who have
come from our schools and colleges TINS
year. We commend the parents Of these
graduates for their sacrifice and persever-
ance thereby making It possible for these
graduates to reach the desired goal
Resolved, That we deplore the steady
Increase OF lynchings and the continued
apathy Of the United States government
IA not enforcing the constitution even
when women and children are being
lynched. As It Is known the United States
government does anything II deems best
for the protection OF American citizens,
We feel act and others similar Of the
constitution make It possible for the gov
eminent to prevent Iynchings without
state legislation. That We extend TO the
National Association For the Advance
ment Of Colored People thanks for Its
great work in protecting and advancing
the rights OF our people.
Az we carefully look with microscopic
eyes over the platforms OF the two great
political parties In our country We see no
solution Of our great American problem
We beg every woman here and at home
connected with this body to pray. labor
and work above all. urging them 70 stand
united In the solving OF our own problem.
Miss Roberta J. Dunbar. chairman; Mrs.
Agnes Adams, Mrs. Ernestine Ross. Miss
Elizabeth A. Mickens, Mrs n Cravath
Simpson. secretary.
The broad ax., 1912-08-24
ECHOES FROM THE HAMPTON
INSTITUTE CONFERENCE
Prominent Educators Bring Hopeful
Message From Rural Districts.

Hampton. Va.-The sixteenth annual
Hampton Institute conference recently
held In this town was attended by
educators and workers along other
special lines of racial uplift from
many sections. The information re-
ceived from the various speakers VIII
20 far toward bringing about better
conditions in rural life II properly
used.
Addresses were made BY industrial
supervisors In rural schools OF Vlr-
RinIa. Jackson Davis, supervisor OF
rural elementary schools In Virginia,
outlined the work of the supervising
teachers. Thomas Jesse Jones Of the
United States bureau Of education told
the story of Negro progress revealed
By the census Of 1910.
The figures show that the colored
farmers Of the south cultivate 100000.
900 acres. The buildings on these
farms are worth almost q billion dol
larN. Negro farms have increased %
per cent and the population 10 per
cent. White farms have increased Is
per cent. white population "a per cent.
The Negru death rate has been re-
duced during the last decade from %
to "a per thousand.
Negroes in the United States In
creased at the rate Of 119 per cent
This rate Is equal to that Of European
countries securing increases BY birth
over deaths Negro illiteracy has de-
creased from a per cent to 30.
In Virginia the reduction has been
from 44.6 to 30 per cent In 1910 81
per cent Of all colored farmers In Vir-
ginia owned their farms. Colored
owners In Georgia increased 80 per
cent; farms owned by colored men In
creased from $1,000 to 122.00o
J. n Candy. Petersburg. Va. spoke
on needs Of Negro rural life In Viz
ginia. Robert R. Motion. commandani
Of Hampton institute. spoke on the
Negro Organization Society,"" found
Cd for the Improvement OF the Negro
conditions through state wide coop
Grafton e. L Snyder Of the Tuskeges
institute discussed the problem Of feed
ing students economically.
II. W. Reddick, Americas. Ga, dIs
eussed methods Of raising money foE
schools. Round tables dealing with
problems Of health and farm life werS
conducted by Dr.. J. J. France, Ports
mouth, Va. and Charles <. Graham
Ct Hampton institute.
The broad ax., 1912-08-24

why don't you take a part IL
ticsr -.h,uG,'
II never take a part In anyln III. :
replsod ar. Dustin stax- my t.
Al a. nothing - Washington sI--
The broad ax., 1912-08-24
tssnr, Lincoln Sehnson,s New Client

Henry Lincoln 5ehnson's New Client
Henry Lincoln johnson. recorder Of
deeds at Washington. has been elected
attorney general Of the National Ne
gro Independent Political league. He
win have charge Of the leagues work
h moving against race proseriptive
measures. as wen as the drafting Of
legislation for the amelioratiOn Of
puejudieed conditions Mr.. johnson q
sn alumnus Of Atlanta university ana
be Law school Of the University e
The broad ax., 1912-08-24
HIRAM n. STARR DIES At IS.

Wealthy Western Pioneer Leaves 70.
tate 70 Booker T. Washington.
Il h reported that Hiram Il. Starr.
q wealthy western pioneer, died re-
Gently. leaving al Of his estate to DR..
Booker 7. Washington, to Be used for
educational purposes inS connection
with the Tuskegee (Ala.l Institute-
Mr.. Starr resided In Falls City, Ore.
and was a member Of the Free Meth
odist Episcopal church He was never
married and was eighty-6ve years Of
age. A nephew In Aaricopa, Cal, d
said to be the only surviving relative.
The broad ax., 1912-08-24

what Il a vacation?
Delights annual goal
Tines most leeting POT IiON
Marked down BY a roll o,,Isr.
Cleveland Plain D
The broad ax., 1912-08-24

c0mpOtsAt Man On star 81 Y. ~. c. 4.
Ths Young Mems Christian associa-
ocn IN Indianapolis, Ind. b fortunate
n securing the services OF Mr.. Joseph
O Hayes on its Oneial stan. Mr..
Hayes b native Of Terre Haute, In
Which city he received his earlier edu-
eaton. He was also q student at Wal
Den university IN Nashville. Tenn. for
Shres years.- Mr.. Hayes b fond Of
Gthlsties and music. His special linz
Win Be IN the membership department
The broad ax., 1912-08-24

HusisaI Productions q {. c. Melvin.
One Of the busiest composers In
Pittsburgh Is Edward c. Melvin,
whose special line Is plano ana violin
composition .Musing." one Of his
b@st piano pieces. d attracting vide
Gttsnfion. Mr.. Melvin Is young. am
bilious and self reliant II be con
finnes h win some lday rank with
shnes vhos musical productions hara
The broad ax., 1912-08-24

The Politician-What % the next
question to bring before the American
peopleI The yoter-They have had
questions enough. What they want q
q few ansWers.-Puck.
The broad ax., 1912-08-24

You say you have played HGmI8F
Yea" How longT' well, PVe play
Cd It as long as an hour and q half
once or twice."-WashIngton Herald
The broad ax., 1912-08-24

BoreIeigh-I hope my ca1 has not
tired you Miss Keen-oh. no. IN
herit q wonderfully strong eonstitu,
ls1a.-Roalon Irannerlnl.
The broad ax., 1912-08-24
ST.EOUIS GREETS
BISHOP PARKS
NJ Honor Head Of Fifth EpISGO-
| pal District
SPIRIT OF UNITY PREVAILS

Notable Gathering at St. Paul Chapel,
Where Reception Was HOIS-Jeint
| Eneampmsnt Of Knights Of Pythias
and TaborianS-ForNard Movement
/ In 5ueinsss and Politics.
The broad ax., 1912-08-24
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