The Denver star., 1915-04-10
GOOD MEN
TAKING HOLD.

tective League
Negroes Future in Denver Brightens Up.
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That the Colored Protective League organized
purpose of the protection of the civil political industrial
rights has mission fill in this city. beyond dispute.
That this league have your personal undivided
and exclusive support order for properly
its aims and object S also beyond dispute Lastly that only
one organization of this kind is necessary in Denver
agreed by ALL This organization whose officers you
know and in whom have confidence we'll stake its
personnel and influence against organization whose basic
principles declared by the be- Ito
ahliation with of this character
Think of club society advertising their op-
position to unity mutual hepfuness and all things
and all organizations ncudng clubs. churches.
lodges ec which stand for what the Negro needs
unity wisely directed to move in single direction for
progress and prosperity
What have you think of club of supposed intelli
gent advocating disruption confusion
and trouble Negroes for the purpose of
breaking attempting influence legitimate cub2
Coored Protective League committees mis-
sons Of peace order strike ground
the Negro could present his forces undivided
solid phaanx peace rejected by the
disruptionists They don't harmony peace but
trouble and division Again looking the names Of
of the best people in Denver The Star still
believe that they deceived into that
refuse believe otherwise unless they staying
with that troublesome crowd To these honorable women
whose life work in the past has been to the
other giving confidence and hover
We are appealing to you to leave the sinking ship.
There many kinds of leadership, but the kind
today that leadership and characterz
ed by honesty and integrity No of people the
tory of civilization endured such leadership of
consumate cowardce than being practi4ed by number
many manly resentmens He submits every indgnty,
with apology that the white man inlicts upon him.
When speak of a coward we don't a physical
coward. but moral coward The man, who has the
courage wrong, is worthy of the man.
for all stands for II the Negro pulpit
those white business enterprises that insult and their
it would be long before these many insults
and ndgnes, that are being heaped upon the
count of color would become dead issue The all
thing with the Negro people, the necessity
seeing the mighty strength of organization among them
Iselves.
Let think, the Jew will read paper that hos
tile Jews the Irshman will with all of
blood insults heaped his by newspapers and all
naonaltes the Japanese told in few words the world just
ence to the school question and the Aliens Rights Law.
whichhad for its the conhscation of
their The German will also fight every period
ca organization and issue that has for its lessenng
of their standing in church or state
| There coward but the Negro; there is
divided against itself in such humiating and bootck-
coward sycophants and dead to the conscience of
leadership Let educate hearts, heads hands
and feet Then let stand and march by the of
the drum while the cornet plays the leading of Man
hood Rights Stick toitiveness Ambition and High Ideals
then and there throughout the entirety of
this country from solid phaanx, with the breast plate.
notice O. thou would fill the place of being that God
created with fearless and allseeng that and
will espye things in distance whether they good
That what need and what will get the Color
led Protective League Let voice, and moral
support Be against everything to the contrary