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Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
NOTICE OF
CALL FOR BIDS ON

CALL FOR BIDS ON
 Groceries, Flour and Meats for State Prison, File No. 3S75.
 SEALED proposals. addressed to Board of Directors of State Institu- tons Of Arizona, at State House. Phoenix, Arizona, and endorsed. Pro- posals for furnishing Groceries. Flour and Meats for State Prison. File No. 3S1o, will be received, by the said Board until 2 D. m.,' December 24. 1919, and will be opened in the pres ence of the bidders at the above time and place, and thereafter considered
 BIDS MUST BE ITEMIZED.
 Certified check for five per cent. of the amount of the bid should be ea closed with same, to be retained as ilquidated damages if successful bid- der fails to sign contract.
 BIDS NOT MARKED ON ENVEI. OPE, AS REQUIRED, WILL NOT RE CONSIDERED.
 Specifications may be obtained upon application to the Board of Directors of State Institutions. zona.
 The Board reserves the right to ac- cept or reject part Or all of any bid.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

EXTRA DIVIDEND
 NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The Interna- tional Mercantile Marine company to- day declared an extra dividend of five per cent on account of deferred divf-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Local Cotton Market

Furnished by Tempe Cotton Exchange Following are the quotations for. long staple cotton in the Salt River valley for December IS:
 Lint cotton. S115 cents per pound.
 Seed cotton. 2314 cents per pound.
 Cotton seed, SIP per ton.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
M ETAIS

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S-AlI metals un- changed. At London: Spot copper, g 103. 15c; tin, s318, IS. Sd. Lead, 2 40. 2s, Sd; zinc, 2 52, los.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S-Cotton fu- lures closed barely steady; December, s3S.49; January, s36.73; March, $34.52 i; May, $32.30; July S30.60.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
 PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given, That in pur- suance of an order of the.Justtce Court. West Phoenix Precinct. County of Maricopa, made on the 18th day of December. 1919. in the matter of Estrays. No 1532, the undersigned
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

to divide between two or more bidders or to waive any informalities in any bid, as the interests of the State may require. OF DIRECTORS OF STATE
 INSTITUTIONS.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

dends on preferred stock, reducing the accumulated back dividends one to AZ per cent. The dividend is payable February to stockholders of record January 12.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Cotton closed barely steady at a decline of one point on December and 26 to 57 points net lower. on later months.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
State Highway News

Rains which have continued intermtanty over the state have caused practically every river crossing remain in somewhat problematical condition.
 According to the latest reports received at the state engineers office the Agua Fra crossing on Black Canyon road very difficult The Gila river is ming high at Sacaton there several holes there from three to five feet deep making it dangerous to cross
 The Gila River at Ray Junction also presents siderable of problem to the motorist
 As rule the rains according to reports brought in have left the roads in somewhat better condition than they were previously There is trouble in getting from here to Tucson. Motorists coming through re- port rather pleasant journey
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-11

tsru deilof penru ntrat unca ii resboi fmpctrv
Hunilor ccalzati.
NJ invocam lealitatea noastra, Ron1nor Americana
pentru causa snta comuna 81 pentru tara % Eram dator
sa finn loali.
Invocam fnsa justita dreptaea 81 prncpie annntate
de presedntee Wilson
Sa rapeste Torontau mai productive parte din Ba
mat face parte ntegaa defna de rontiere natuac
din Daca Veche eaganul Rominsmulu Pfncipul natona
atilor apca in mod interesan Roin fnvoesc la
blebscit ntreguui Bana S1rb voesc maiorita-
tie in Toronta il revendica pc baza prncpiulu maorita
Pc baza prncpiulu majoritatii Vaea Tmocuui s'ar
veni Romine 81 deegat Romin 4anurM casul naintea
conferintei de pace, dar confernta remas surda.
Acum VENT pc tapet chesa Basarabie Sc ce ca dntrc
deega celor cnci mari puter uni sr expmat ca Rom
mia anexa in mod abitrar Basaraba Voina poporulu
uni tara muma califica de arbitrar
Din toate actee delegation celor cinci mari puer
ca popoaree mic rebue muluneasca Ii da
prncpe presednteu Wilson eaplica asa cum 81 mn
in neesu arg al cuvntuu la conceput autoru lu
81 cum Ia 1ntees toata lumea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-11
MERC ACASA.

Cetitofii nostri carl msrg acasx
sr faoe bfne % abonsse xiAful -
merica".
ziazul ,,Amsricss' le " II de
mare folos, o&ci prin sl vor ALA
stirf din intreaga luzns d vor n "A
current Gu tot % 80 pstrscs m tara
aceasta undo "a lDouit attn tiznp.
neamului nostru d aeasx find .
fribanx Nhsr4 Do p care r se
vor 4 in current ca viata romlnea-
sc& do % aceSts plainri, viatx a
care au tFxit q sars q interssssx&
Pc l1ng3 seeaste xiaEul ,,Ameri-
90 = " mtsfsaA = d soaEta
propUvxduiasek = - asate calea
'oss dseaptx r. 0ase tEs1as 20
uEmsss txra1nl ron1lnr penten M.
'bunxtxlirea Bl1ryi lui cultaSsae y
econouice.
lrst1i a11snansntu ulnf q 1oniy
nia Mare: Ps un q e6.0oI ~ yslg
'luai 1900
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-11
bQF0RE|AEH||q

Regsle Ferdinand mnltumsgte
C1uoei Rosii AmeDicane. Wa
shington. Memoria faptelor
bnne facute de Crucea Rosie A.
mericana in Rom1nia MI vor peri
nici odata din mintea poporului
Romin, spune regele Romfniei in
tr'un c6municat publicaf astazi
in conectie Gu q treia inrolare de
membrii u GSuces Rosie.
,,Sstnt dornic . multumi popo-
rului American spune regele
Ferdinalld ,,penttll genercsita-
tes GU care Cruces K0siei Amerf-
canx 4 ajutat Ron1ania. Numele
Crucei Rogii Alneficane VI a
pentru totdeauha binecuVfatat
III H0mfnias Gu D energie unick
membrif csncei Ro9ii az muneit
ajutfnd ~ sufefinsi afktfnd un
spirit. All s|bnegatie 4 deyota-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-11
DIN FUCA C()NDE|ULU].

Telegramele aduc Stirea ca Q
fata, fiica unui negustor bogat
din Toronto, volt sa sarute pc
printul de Wales, mostenitorul de
tron al Engliterei 81 cit pc aci sd
reuseasca daca no oprea un SOL
dat de garda. - Sc vede ca fe-
tele din zfla de All si-au pus in
gind sa rapeasca pc toti printii
moStenitori.
In New York in locul unei So
cietati sugative de high life s'a
infiintat clubul ,,barbatilor bine
hranitiss. Nimeni nu-i primit
membru daca masura briului nu
trece de AZ degete. Presedintele
trebue sa alba masura patruzeci
81 opt. - ,,Daca suntem opriti de
la bautura, de la mincare nu ne
poate opri nimeni," a zis secre-
tarul clubului, catre un aspirant,
care n'avea masura reglementara.
Gu armata Romfna de la Blu
dapesta 0 halima mai mare ca
Una 81 o mie de nopti'' .'Pleaca,
a plecat, Q Sc piece; ma plecat.
nu pleaca, mare Sc piece; e.
vacuat Budapesta ma evacuat-o,
NO so evacueze; trebue Sc pie
ce, nu trebue Sc piece; trebue so
evacueze imediat, nu trebue so
evacueze;;' s'a retras o parte din
'ea, nu s'a retras; trebue sd Sc
retraga parte din ea; nu trebue
sa Sc retraga; 81 asa mereu, pima
cfnd delegatul consiliului supe-
rior, Mr.. Clerk, TRIMS in Rominia
sd 1nmineze nota consiliului GU
vernului romin, care vazut 81 a
stndiat situatiunea din Budapes-
Va, cind s'a intors inapoi la Pa
ris, in raportul sau catra consi-
liul superior intre altele mai III
ce:
,,Retragerea armatei romine
din Budapesta este de neaparata
necesitate, ceruta de imprejurari,
dar retragerea Ell ar da loc la
tulburari 81 la anarchie in IN
garia." 81 lar trebue Sc piece 81
nu trebue Sc piece! - Cfnd am
zis ca o curata Halima, oare
n am avut dreptate?
Fostul Kaiser, inca acum doua-
zeci de AMI, cind era in deplina
lui splendoare, STA exprimat do
rinta ca ar vrea sa fie primul
presedinte al Republicei Germa-
ne, 81 Germanii sunt att de haini
la inima ca nu vor sal indepli-
neasca dorinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-11

,,Trapele lftuane au captnrat'
HBirshi, in districtul Paszvalys.
Trupele Col. Bermont Avaloff Sc
retrag >spre Schoteberg.
O depesa prinsa pc care a tri.
MISC Nicolae Lenine (premierul
'bolsevist) Colonelului Bermcnt
Avaloff 81. Gen. Won Der Golts,
in care lie anultumeste ,,pentru
mare, ajntor pc care l-au dat ar
matei' rosii contra dusmanilor re-
volutiei. 1treaga lume muncito-,
reasca poate dovedi cd d-tra att
scapat Petrogradnl."
. - -
Ungaria Ngata de q SIENNA ira
tatui. - Paris. - Un rapport a so
sit la Paris ca o delegate ungu-
reasca este gata a pleca de la
Budapesta Fpre Paris ca Sc SEM
neze tratathl de pace.~Aceasta e.
ra stire reala pc care a primit-o
consiliul suprem care cautas mo-.
dalitatile de a deslega hroblema
ungureasca 81 a stabili un guvern
stabil.
Scoaterea Rominilor afara din
Ungaria este considerata ca o
parte acestei probleme. ST asa,
pc cind consiliul suprem isl spar
gea capul cum Sc stabileasca un
guvern in Budapesta, care Sc
poata trimite o delegate, stirea
a sosit ca delegate pc drum
ca sc semneze tratatul.
iConsiliul suprem nu a recunos-
tu inca guvernul lui Friedrich,
cu toate ca acesta era premi ar
de mai multe luni de zile. Consi-
liul suprem considera ca g1lver-
nul lui Friedrich nu reprezinta
vointa intreaga tarei, deci nu
poate Fl recunoscut, 81 pc data
ce nu poate fl recunoscut, dele
gatie trianisa de acel guvern MI
poate fl primita spre a SIENNA
tratatul.
Dupa logica consiliului suprem,
aceasta latitudine a conferintei de
pace. a trebuit ca de multi sa fie
zdrobit guvernul lui Frederick
81 sa zadarniceasca trimiterca de-
legatiei de pace. fnsa cum s'a in
tfmplat de atitea orr conferintei
de pace. Frederick a refuzat sa
fie zdrobit 81 delegatia de pace
vine.
Ceea ce are acum de decis con-
ferinta este, ce are Sc faca Gu
aceasta delegate. NJ poate sa o
tina la usa afara, cum de pilda a
facut Gu delegatia irlandeza, PEN
tru ca in felul acela tratatul Gu
Ungaria ramine ne subscris, 81 a.
cest document care este gata de
luni de zile. trebue dispus de ell
1nainte de dizofvarea conferintci.
Lipsa de locuitori. - Findlay.
Ohio. - fnchisoarea din judetul
Hancock. poate pune in curind .
tablita ca inscriptia: DE in
chiriat". De cinci saptamini de
zile nu nici un PRISONER in a.
ceasta inchisoare.
Barbarian industrial. Wa
shington. - Comitetul Industrial
insarcinat ca cercetarea cauzefor
care au produs greva in industria
de otel, STA dat acum citeva ziS
lie raportul despre cele aflate.
Acest comitet declara Cd gre
va este barbarism industrial, 81
ca adevarata victima in toate dis
putele industriale este publicul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-11

asa cum La cOncepuJ autOrul lul
ment despre care nu am cuvinte
de lauda.
,,Ori cfnd, unde era lipsa mai
mare, acolo Sc putea afla Crucea
Rosie Americana. Ea a patruns
in colturile cele mai uitate, eau
! rtind pc bolnavii, imbracind pc eel
goi, hranind pc flaminzi, 81 adu-
cind sperante 81 m1ngaiere celor
descurajati."
Germania plknuieste o alta Ii
ga. Geneva. Correspondent
tul din Munich a ziarului Jour-
nal de Geneve anunta ca Germa-
mia are de gind fonda alta
Liga a Natiunilor, proprie Ell, ca
re Sc concureze Gu liga aliatilor.
Germania incearca Sc obtina
cooperarea Rusiei, Austriei. I'm
gariei 81 eventual Italiei 81 a
Japoniei, pc linga toate celelalte
mici tari care, nu sunt satisfacu-
te Gu deciziile conferintei de pa
ce. Natural Germania va predo-
nina in acsasta liga.
Mai multe ziare germane SUI
poarta acest plan, intre care 81
organul Official al guvernului ba-
varez, care scrie, Aliatii au refu-
zat ca Sc adlnita Germania in
Liga Natiunilor. Foarte bine, in
sa 81 moi vom crea 0 alta liga in
care toate nstiunile care au tre-
cut prinfocuI revolutiilor socia-
lie vor Fl adnises'
s1s
Anexarea Ba9orabiei. ~ Lyons.
- L'Intransigent anunta ca Ro-
minia are de gind ca Sc anexeze
Basarabia 81 Cd va informa ,consi-
liul suprem despre aceastA.
Aceasta va cauza o mai mica
neliniste ca chestia Gu Ungaria,
pentru ca consilinl nu Sc va anne
steca daca Roninia din propria
initiativa va anexa parte din
Russia. Pur 81 sirnplu consiliul nh
Sc va amesteca in aceasta, nici nu
va sanctiona anexarea 81 nici nu
0 va aproba, ins& Rominia nu va
avea suportul daca Sc va isca
razboiu Gu Rueia.
60
Conspiratie roqls IA Italia. ~
Paris. - O conspiratie Rosie
contra tronulii italian proiecta-
ia pc ziua aleeerilor generate, in
care ii Sc rastoarne intregul GU
vern 81 sd staA;leasca un guvern
revolutionar, fost despcoperita
de politia italiena, dnpa cum
spun depesele sosite din Roma.
Agentii guvefnnlui din Italia
din Roma 81 IN altc part au
dovezi Cd mari sumo de bani an
'fost trimiSo - exArS sov;otal.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-11

ment despre care nu am cuvintc
de lauda.
,,Ori cfad, unde era lipsa mai
mare, acolo Sc putea afla Crucea
Rosie Americana. Ea a patruns
in colturile cele mai uitate, eau
tind pc bolnavi, imbracind pc eel
goi, hranind pc flaminzi, 81 adu-
cind sperante 81 mfngaiere celor
descurajati." I"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27
St. Paul G. M. E. Church
1914 Dearborn Street, Rev. j.
A. Winters, Pastor.

Three services at this church had
excellent attendance last Sunday. The
pastor delivered a good sermon at II
o'clock, after which two accessions
were made to the church. At 3 o'clock
the United Ushers' Boards of this city
held their initial annual meeting here.
Rev. Dr. Brannon of Olivet Baptist
Church was the speaker. The Rev.
DIR. Mohammend, a native of Africa,
filled the pulpit in the evening.
On Monday night the play, directed
by Mr.. John H. Woods, drew a full
house.
Sunday, Sept. %, is our Centenary
Rally Day.. The Rev. DIR. B. ]. Prince.
pastor of Original Providence Baptist
Church, will preach. The famous
choir, under the direction of Prot. 7
Wesley Jones, will sing. You are in
vited to be present.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 80, the BUSY
Bee Club will tender a reception to
the members of the S03d Infantry and
members of other units recently re-
turned.
We are winding up this conference
year. October the annual confer
ence of the c. M. Z. Church will con-
vene in this city at the Park Avenue
Z. M. e. Church, corner Robey and
Walnut streets. The first session of
the State Grand Lodge Mosaic Tenn
plars of America convened at this
church Sept. 25 and 20. Some grand
and inspiring sessions were held. MANY
prominent artists made up the pro.
gram Thursday evening.
We cordially invite you to all the
services.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27

world-war has just been fought and
won. All who subscribe to these
broad principles of social justice
should send delegates to Washington,
Oct 7, and assist in formulating a
program through which these sacred
privileges may be most speedily Sc
cured.
An especial feature of the race con-
yress will be the report of Rev. w. II.
lernigan, who went to Paris as the
accredited representative of the 49,
100000 colored Americans, and who
took strong stand in the Pan-Afri-
can congress for the just govern
ment of the African colonies wrested
from Germany, and signed the petit
ton of the Negro people for proper
consideration of their grievances at
the hands of the peace conference.
Eminent Speakers Who win Address
the Race Congress.
Announcement is made of a long
list of able and influential speakers
who will appear before the race con-
gress during it's five days session.
Some of those who have accepted in
vitations to deliver addresses are !:
United States Senator Warren G.
Harding, of Ohio; United States Sen
ator Selden p. Spencer, of Missouri !;
Congressman Martin B. Madden, of
Illinois; Bishop G. w. Clinton, Bishop
|. N. Ross, and Bishop w. D. Chap
pelle ;President-elect c. d. B. King, of
Liberia; F. M. Hercules, of London,
England; p. Newton Brown, of Costa
Rica; DR.. r. E. Jones, editor of the
Southwestern Christian Advocate,
New Orleans, La; and John Mitchell,
editor of the Richmond (Va.) Planet;
Rev. E. c. Morris, president of the
National Baptist convention; Dr. SUIT
ton E. Griggs, of Memphis, Tenn;
DR.. James e. Shepard, president of
National Training School, Durham, N.
c.; DR.. r. r. Wright and Rev. w. F.
Graham, of Philadelphia; Rev. Drs.
w. w. Brown and w. B. Hayes, Of
New York city; Rev. Drs. P. James
Bryant, of Atlanta, Ga; NJ. w. Red
dick, Of Americas, Ga; J. R. Ransom,
of Wichita, Kan, and representatives
of the governments of Japan, China,
Indian and Haiti. Others invited and
expected to speak are G. l.. Knox, Of
Indianapolis, Ind, r. S. Abbott, of
Chicago, II. c. Smith, of Cleveland,
Ohio, Rev. l.. X. Williams, of Chicago,
Emmett J. Scott and Carter G. Wood
son, of Washington, d. c., 7. Thomas
Fortune, of New Jersey, and many
others of equal prominence. Thrill
ing messages will come from Abys-
sinia, France, England and South
America.
Chairman of the following impor-
tant commissions will make interest
ing reports: William Pickens, of Bal
timore, on Education; w. r. Andrews,
Of Baltimore, on Political Conditions;
j. Fl. Murphy, of Baltimore, on Trans
portaton Facilities; E. Kinckle Jones,
of New York's Urban League, on
Labor Conditions; A. E. Malons, of
st. Louis, on Business Progress; a nd
John r. Hawkins, executive secretary
of the race congress, will tell of the
operations and successes of the
Emergency Defense Fund, authorized
by the race congress. All roads are
leading to Washington for this great
meeting, Oct. 7, to II.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27
LUTHER HOGANS

Last heard of in st. Louis. II now
in Chicago, communicate with Joseph
Turner at Dreamland Cafe, 1920 So.
State st, between the hours of p.
m. and | a. m. / have something
very important for you. If you were
in the medical corps in FIT. Oglethorpe,
Ga, you are the right party.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27

Motion made for publication and given
out Saturday last:
DIR. Motion On the Recent Riots
My position on the recent riots was
stated in the communications which
sent to the New York World August
2. In that communication l said:
"The time has come when thought
full white and colored people alike will
not tolerate wholesale mobbing of in
nocent Negroes because of the alleged
crime of one.
"The Negro has never instigated
riot by wholesale attacks on white
people. The very fact that in riots
the innocent have so frequently been
obliged to suffer with the guilty has
created in the Negro an aggressive
and vindictive spirit which manifested
itself in the riots. One of the most
unfortunate things about such occur
rences is that it frequently hurts the
morale of the conservative, law-abid-
ing Negroes and puts them of neces-
sity on the defensive.
"Those who make and execute laws
owe it to themselves and to their coun-
try as well as to the Negro to see that
the Negro has protection along with
other citizens. 1t is hard for the aver
age Negro to understand how we can
spend millions of dollars and thou
sands Of lives to help protect the lives
of weaker people in foreign countries,
yet fail to protect our own loyal, pa
triotic colored citizens in this country"
Among "the old guard" associated
with the great founders on the making
of the great institution of industrial
training for Negroes and who are still
in active service are Warren Logan,
vice president and treasurer, and r. r.
Taylor, head of the mechanical de-
partment.
Additions to Teaching Force
Among the new additions to the
working forces are Prof. w. T. B.
Williams, a graduate of Hampton In
stitute, field agent of the Jeanes and
Slater boards. In connection with his
regular work Prof. Williams will act
in an advisory capacity to the prin-
cipal in matters relating to the edu-
cational work of the school, giving to
Tuskegee the benefit of his long ex-
perience as an instructor at Hampton
and field agent of the two boards he
represents.
In the place of former Business
Agent E. 7. Attwell G. w. A. johnson
has been appointed. johnson is bus
mess man of long standing and will
manage all the purchasing of the
school, which means forty or fifty
thousand dollars year to Mont
gomery.
Trade Buildings to Be Rebuilt
According to statement of Director
r. r. Taylor work on the new Arm
strongSlater building will begin in
the early fall. The old buildings were
destroyed by fire at a loss of more
than hundred thousand dollars.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27
"Melody of Youth" for O'Brien.

"The Melody of Youth" an original
drama, has been purchased by Myron
Selznick for his star, Eugene O'Brien.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27

Dorothy Davenport, wife of Wallace
Reid, who has remained steadfastly
away from the screen to care for their
offspring, is about to return to pie.
lures. Such is the information from
the Pacific coast.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27

GUS conduct on the firing line won the
hearts not only of the French women
but also of the French people as a
whole. These brown skinned sons of
America were conceded to be the most
lovable of all foreign soldiers on
French soil. If French girls are to be
regarded as unworthy because of their
affection for these men of color, then
the French people as whole must for
the same reason be deemed unworthy.
Honor and Respect COlOnials.
.The French people do not discrim-
mate against their own colonials on
account of their color. They honor
and respect them. 1t was the mighty
Senegalese who saved the day for their
beloved France in the first battle of
the Marine. And France is not asham-
ed to acknowledge her Indebtedness to
these conquering sons of Africa. The
French girls would regard as unreas-
enable any criticism against them be-
cause of the social welcome they ex-
tend to their colonials. Likewise they
cannot see the reason or sense of any
unfavorable comments because of their
widely known hearty attachment to
American Negroes.
Efforts to Prejudice Fruitless.
"As compared with this fault of
having deep affection for colored
Americans, all other faults of French
women sink into insignifcance. If
the American people as a whole knew
the fruitless efforts of these very ones
who are finding fault with French
girls, to prejudice their minds against
American Negroes, they could then see
as | do, the real reason for all this
talk against French girls. French girls
have no hatred or prejudice in their
hearts based on the color of the skin
OF other people. Is this a just cause
for condemnation French people do
not think so, and cannot be made to
think so.
Negroes More Courteous and Genteel
than Whites.
MANY French girls will testify that
they received more courtesy and bet
ter treatment from the American Ne
groes than from the whites. No Ne
gro ever referred to a French woman
as jane or with any other slurring
epithet. By the way, I notice that
even your correspondent uses the term
frog jane in reference to the French
girl.
"lf the failure on the part of the
| French women to hate and discrimi-
nate against American Negroes mere
ly because of race or color be regarded
as a fault, then French women are
proud of such a fault"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27
What the Race Congress Will
Demand.

Among the demands of the race
congress will make are: The abolition
Of the "Jim Grow" car system on rail
roads; the abandonment of discrima-
tory regulations and segregation; fair
trial by jury and recognition of the
Negroes rights to sit on juries; the
adoption of an economic wage scale
to be applied alike to both races; ade-
quate educational facilities and the
same military training for colored and
white youths; reform in the penal in
situations of the South and the break
ing up Of peonage; improved housing
conditions for industrial workers and
satisfactory provision for health and
sanitary protection in the cities and
towns; and the strict enforcement Of
the 18th, 14th and 18th amendments
to the Constitution OF the United
States in every state of the union.
The race congress makes it plain that
the basic influence that will bring
these desired reforms is suffrage, and
it is determined to insist upon the
ballot as the vital force that will en-
able the race to enjoy the full fruits
of freedom and to obtain its rightful