The Denver star., 1915-02-27
FACING GTIELIONS


PAYING THE Full PRICE.
On every travel, pulpit press society," a-
fairs and functions in local. foreign Ind actv
ties in business musical intellectual necropolc realm
this hydro headed poisonous mon$er showing his effects
and suppng the life of this american Surely
such condition supplies problem the brain and
character of the leaders of this solve in accordance
with tie demands of justice Must wrong continue be
added wrong? Or is and Judgment humanity and
justice so barely overthrown that mcn mpotent to call
them again their seats If the noble thoughts
actions Inspirations and achievements of the Negro bread
winners were half the prominence the big
daily the weekly and monthly magazines that
corded the Negro criminal aud the alleged criminal the
Race would have better place preudiced America
AS it is, the picture all sided all black! The
and the weakest side constantly held for the
of mankind and regarded incapable of anything
that good and noble entitled spne of the consideration
virtue possessing vested rights deserving Of no gratitude
for service worthy of rewards fol Negroes
black and horrible!
AS complimentary suggestion Xmas "Peace
Earth and Good Will Toward Men" Anheuser Busch i'm
medatey displayed for public everywhere buresque
and ridcung parody the Ne06 home tending bring
lAaxaeeed inatntidn and contempt dis
In less than fortnight the play the
Niger given at the Denham theater The
play designed ennobe and depict the best quail
tiles Of the Negro folk but silent and veled attack
the lofty ambitions of the intellectual Negro of the
Nation The play direct appeal to the latent color
prejudice we'll kndlng the fires of racial But
the psychological of when Jim
Cowism racial ntermarriage and barring Negroes of
United States being discussed in Congress-
to have ntensifng and soldifying effect the
Negro. Negro womanhood is paying this terrible toll of
injustice. Negro have been given a fair
chance. he Negro woman girl starts life With
motive lofty ambition has been kind bless her with
beauty but thousand foes draw her from the
paths of virtue Likened heroine she struggled
fighting with beasts of description and doing her
be respectable and decent and if she falls and
rise and her mistakes. hundred forces
that helped drag down will seek crush her, and make
her outcas despised and rejected by Did you
stop and think when looking your daughters
face. what this would have endure? Labor
Unions organized churches society," and
the force in all the world She is the salt of
human government and the buwark Of She the
queen of earth and the refining of the home nge
soil has said; 1T takes hundred make encamp
ment. but woman make home" She is only
admired the beautiful object created but
led the redeeming glory Of humanity the sanctuary of all
virtues the pledge of all perfect of heart and head The
thing in this world that is the peak that
rises above all Clouds the window in which light forever
burns the that darkness quench
love- 1t the greatest heg sinks the lowest
depths forgves the cruel nustices Neither cold
neglect harshness cruelty extnguish
womans love is the perfume of the heart subues the
Iearth has wrought all miracles of that gives all
the from the cradle grave closing symphony that
bears the soul ON the wings of life Above that great
er than than life and stronger than death.
Now turn and buesque pictures of the specimen
of Negro and girls FORM feature dress
and environment placarded in the public places
used by business for
purposes the of Negro womanhood Such
spite of the Negro with civilization which highly