The Denver star. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1913-1963, 1916-11-04

Stand by your Guns. Day of Reckoning is Here
To be not to be--Men or Monkeys. Vote your
Interest Tuesday and Make Friends

dll0 Wake EIlG4luS.
s people and of less than one
fourth of area the South present Democratic
administration North the East the Middle
w est and the far West. The Democratic party
tonal party.
He thinks Southerner, Southerner the
discussions of his brought
treatment of the Negro diplomacy At the outset much
expected from him of his supposed tempera
ment and environment. He expected to be least
fair but in has he measured up FORM He
staked the Negro the hunter would animal. and
sought every opportunity to destroy his rights
Wilson Di.hoaorsd Dead Heroes.
When the white marines were killed at Vera Cruz the
to Brooklyn attend the funeral spoke
ith utmost feeling of the flag Of the country for which they
had given their lives But VIXEN the Colored OF
(the famous Iaaah Cavalry. aeeaass overwhelming
cdds displaying herosm seldom equaed died for the
dag and the same country Carza and their remains
brought to Washington for nterment Arlington the Pres
den was conspicuous by his absence. He asleep
the White House and did not desire be disturbed
Seif-respect needs cultivation and encouragement,
repression The Wilson policy willingly unwttngy,
des'gnedy or neutrality-suspicious. we believe it be WHITING
Nv and designedy-in its application the Colored Amer
con has been aimed the weakening extinction
This then is the for the races opposi
ton to Woodrow Wilson. 1t is vital and deep-seated
Wilson Inspired Segregation Movement
While Woodrow Wilson candidate for the pres-
dency he made promises the Negro
given by candidate that high office. In his
letters to Bishop Walters he promised rights
privileges such they under Constu
tion but as he elected he repudated every
pledge he made them and submitted himself absolutely
to the counsel of the southern Negro
such as Ti'man. Vardamann. Helhn and Hardwck, who
have shaped his policy in dealing with the Negro
Inspired by the example of President Wilson, in sepre-
eating the Negroes in the Government departments Negro
thruout the encouraged undertake
the segregation OF the Negroes by restricting their
rights in the large cities. Baltimore, Louisville and ST.
Louis in the order named fell line with President Viii
this most infamous of all forms reprisa against
progress OF the Negro by adopting segregation
nances In Baltimore and Louisville the segregation
dnances enacted by Democratic of alderman
In St LOUIS Republican board of aldermen
act the ordinance which carried later special cleo
ton, only to be enoined by Republican federal Judge.
In Denver mixed Council of Democrats and Republ-
under Mayor Speer apparently refused introduce this
Jim Crow segregation bi before City Council altho
strong Carlson Committeeman, Cohg back of the bill
Colored men and women of Denver and America we
must arise! Those who and those entitled to vote
must strike for their rights justice and liberties This
campaign for the restoration of the rights privileges and
mmunes that have heretofore enjoyed under the Re-
publican Administration of the National Government
Sour years more Of President Wilson will com
'Iete elimination from American politics and civil rights
We submit that the who ready die for his country
Carrixal is fit to his country Washington and
hat the who is lit be buried the National Gene
cry At Arlington fit his country Capitol of
he Nation.