The Pulaskian., 1916-03-10

Mr. Hodges lately his past record himself to his diseased imagination His most charge attack to attitude the question: which he claims upon report made as chairman University Commission the Southern question: and which would be more than glad for you to read the entire report for every sane and intelligent and woman who does read will false a' every 0l f h00ses IS a0S0'ey
 To assist solving the question: Commission composed entirely Southern bon bred and educated in the lem chosen chairman of this committee by James H. Dill ard staunch Southern Democrat of Louisiana It signal people chairman report meeting city of Washington D. C. President Wilson and many other leading educators the Southheard with complete approval The report avoaby commented upon by leading of the South and criticised by the radical of the North and East It dealt with conditions of the from the close of the war to the present date.
 Am Strongly in Favor of Separate Schools Separate Churches and Separate Cars for Whites and Negroes
 my report pointed the difference the relations be tween the whites the before the and the schools separate churches the im Crow law and the restrc ton the purpose showing that the this being but statement of historical truth spoke of the at o the just us anpay G o the entirely rational as an expression of life preservation a facts insisted that while the thus widely arated and justly that the negro of the future will be what and that this condition confonts the people of the South that they can and must deal with h it. and that M the burden h laid efficient service to the white by encouraging him of degrading that the white should for his security this the negro if for other than for the good that result
 Am Not Negroes Holding Political Positions in the
 South in Arkansas.
 In statistics taken the United States showing many negroes pyed by the United States government This report made the whole question: and the whole condition of the the employ of the Federal government holding political positions Mr. Hodges charged that was in favor of holding political positions in the South This unfounded in fact and contrary to what have advo cated all my life. Never Criticized Southern People the Mr.
 Hodges Charged
 In this report that the churches of the South contributing their share to pf the morality of the members of the weaker Thousands and thousands of dollars were annually church organization the United States the mission fields of Africa to lead the benghted people into paths of light and truth With the same object in vewthat s upft the SouhSouhern churches have been butng small amounts from to stated this amount discharge the responsibility undertaken by the appreciated by the churches of the So who have under this and do believe that it would be better to try rather than spending much Africa and little at home And claim from this that severely crit icized the Southern Church people
 Am Not in Favor of Negroes Serving Juries in the
 Southern States.
 report mentioned stated fact that in South States negroes serve on e This IS true ana only stated part of the investigation by this committee of conditions There not word syllable or ntimaon where this report that in favor of negroes serving on jures negroes being employed the government MT Hodges stands alone in drawing this conclusion
 Am in Harmony With Southern Farmers and Know
 Their Needs.
 stated in this report that the segregation of the the departments of public service railway and street cas and in cities exceedingly just but the idea of their segregation giving the white the advantage agricultural and industrial competition travesy AngloSaxon superiority and an
 The Progressive Farmer" that Mr. Hodges refers is edited by and his position understood the to work white mans land and should farm in vicinity white lived After this address
 c. H. BROUGH, Cal