The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-11-29
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i shsse sessee ft3tsa tsieir Jo,Te,cber
isheas ceiftr0f Of RfnfyerS Wifi Igs Az ~, sSr
bgStfratsthe'HU1he ,Tfgsbn socint1 oU, ou =
the southern Babtigf tonventioSS, 4 ,HssssS Z Y
cause of 'tfieir fifSfincifa{ streTg Tgfl 4
sroRdsd 'tJdt tl@Negro n control d nnd
be-. hoDetie that irY"tase the Soufbarn
Baptists3aake e"Ovef'"the ,nropertys ~
~ouldp'b ca airTirffst tefedI fSr NesroaS
in the interest," uf1Negtoes He soid
he. did7 not 9Rno@ whether DR. Grigaa u
lltalaA s7iaGoEperateds the ,STbeo1o1saihcsas ii, 81
ilbrainingpSehool insFenneGsses 6r 1sRnSStt' M
pvt " Saes had~'notashe swass thenFN VA eoI. r.
iSftilgs money! under Alse bretense' 81 fsa Sc !
taat .a II Iva was II insdesd deed strange proceedings
.lSaa ,,, pc. peace Sss mlSm Mas y called
70 so~meet zee here on the 18th Of pestcaesm,
per and the white, members Of thiss,
eseninifssio1 are the. same that had
@eaie'9Theological @ SemiparH sin control,
and II they meant to work peace p1Ssa and d
4tsfhnof'y'' among the Negro Baptists
why should they order ,ora allow. DR.
Grlggs to come to Nashville imam.
unceNamoniouslv and
lake+dewn his sign from one of the
deniidings"Rt Howe Institute s4aunndI 4and
'nring~h to Nashville and Vtack,ft .up u
on the side of one of tfe biiiidinasass
t0Ibb Roger syiliai4s 4b dedeiye The peo, ets
PIE IN East TeInesSee2 i1fe Said fo5rr
'@&shile The ReSpie 'oRNest Tennessee
Yersdefeived bycthisSsiginf,i h31t' wIie9p
they came to themselves anti gave, DGrr / DGr
Griggs and al others to Understand
tha4 ths H#ees of Hove College
'woufd aeVef convey their Property TO
5he National Baptist Convention or
n',yboay else, her thought, this was
wRu S1H 'SGrisgss Acame to Mas hVviflee,,
He said he was aware of the sact fbat
the incorporated convention often.
nessee had failed at Rogere Wi bans
-and' ectl& not pay runningo expensesI
and an Eo1e ne was eXpeclingl the nH ONE aaIis.
pfd son 2 SSSQ9cieW hCtRke aoYepothe aprop.
4 terty Gy ,s1nlaI put tlaI6tap 5tos theSbrethren
running 1t nj further inn debtgfhWhen
! ASKED what StepsaWouldt be taken, he
said be was net ih power to say
theEgeffpgssb Tefpseddto EXPRESS an opip
lonnade g7s renow sdA 40 e S As' 81, :,
u The rsporteEflfelttethat sthe, hGlobe
QEed III to, its many rFaadersi III Nash
VILE and Middle rEepr esseea to. go Il
hAbbpttomh qtfI this Daffaif,D therefore
lIhs called Dr. C3lH. CLARK Who was
c9t . Cplu4mRhnita,, u4mRhnita,, goNeTs the dong hfst ahcf
, tele2hpn eYeopr, fGlayka'61e' lcfairinai
,tGIfytPe Board ST Trustees pfitale eorheD
sI2sical 6SedptpaFM sqjaThs. hah no
seen dffs, eircplaH and geftpsed to bt
iPinterYieNjad ieTeEath tleeb6oTe. as ffl
l,Hpsed the, / interVewwCpYI :saying h
was CHAIRMAN lIf nfg the sboSpd Sftftfst ees
that he was also,ya member of thi
peace commission that waS fW iffed
crr the 18th and hoped tAat qfter,
was, some mistake in this and ntha
Dr. Grfggs and Prof. Page i%ouHa nS
sfio Ian act1s5nfash,yaha Rgs ala no
taiiuk2thAMIha disBe bDpfovdF ofe evel
bfbtbes Southern Baptis
IN doing this, 7ahP Htinl
q upeth hSilreceiverh fGolNw s1aa1 l9V
tRsThe rbhortehnt resofe, fffdSt leaV
8its rieadeus ftotflvas evsdthe truth q
sthds matter5so sufa themselves! ! III
imspd6ife rBfat2hei cSdtdefore IN e. GI0h
Ifehfet eAaapats taed tratR9oTf
JrHnayeswofafth GstabefwAs inwDallas
iiTexasitadeyiantl nBhiaf36ydll VII e'osea
! patufyatDf9ithey eyENahi oaaf TBsaWst .Taia
bAishifig BpHvt1refu fusehg hgeeApRa Heah
sSt6 heo intefviemsa ori the subject.