The courier-index., 1920-10-29

hl Appeal with re1erence tC |,scent negro exodus to the |ern cities.
 |s is a vast difference be- an orderly retreat and rout. retreat is evidence that a is lost. a rout is a sign that on sense also has been lost. rolored people have been re Eg from the south for some and but for the restraining Irces of many, this retreat have become a rout, inyolv- seonomic loss that the race |no position to stand. More kbe north would not have been [ed to house our millions that have gone there in case of a N stampede. The going north N about one-twentieth of the people of the south brought terribly overcrowded condi- Just think what would have 1.-the case had all joined in y to leave.
 Estigations in Europe show bere are millions of foreign ady to come to this country kt opportunity. Once before history of the United States regners came and largely dis negro labor in the north. khe tide of foreign emigration tarted, an influential negro per published in Chicago, that the foreigners are al- taking the places of the ne- If, when the tide is yet le negroes of the north have to feel the effects, what is the result when the tide of
 immigration reaches it's 1t may yet be the case that Ids of thousands of our peo- the north will need the south, III have cause to thank all |ere brave enough to try to as possible home for the urged of evil features. All to those negroes who have he fields against a possible need.
 e is nothing known to man pertain than that for many, ears to come there are to be
 of the colored people in lth. Millions of people have ngland, Ireland, Italy and py but there are scores of
 still there. And so it is b be with the colored people south But whatever is evil surroundings of the colored must not stay. The great hat confronts all is as to ndltlons are to be made right " way.
 the negro race is going to ne south, and since millions 'red people are going to be south after the north has all it can or will, it is m duty of negro leadership ess itself to the task of do- mat 1t can to render condi-
 satisfactory as possible.
 ne all gaining in light both 0E this needed improvement sohg to come to pass and can come to pass. But very
 gong to be done by the
 government to effect local ms Tn the south. The re- Coagress by an overwhelm- lOrHy Ito interfere with the
 coach law, the decision of lsme Court to the effect that ssr IS one wholly within the sion of the several states, ssai of the Republican party us!onal x. convention to com ss to a policy of taking VI elections in the south, are
 mat go to show that the sau colored people of the .e going to be left very nselyes.
 sasateiy there are white peo- sS. ae south who are ready to 4m with the colored people
 sorthy cause; to aid them
 Iruggle for their rightful american civilization. The TOT the negroes of the " co.operate with the white ta s"ie type in efforts to wa q policy of friendly in. .'nasever the right think man ana colored people of the Sr;Os. SSOs by earnest, patient en- esoa ,g 10 pass is not going ssalphshed in the south at Ss soon s by others, according slgns of the times.
 s,lr e mas now come when all
 y v. see that it was unwise
 "aoie :" negro race to rush bvs 1" the north. Yet there jess " when those who failed |lions' me future and the teem- orms, @ of foreigners that all
 oU u people knew were sure bDe WI Y, nere after the wars bIv o';ei were over, were ready
 fron,i .i0elze such as foresaw
 p0n wSa the beginning.
 fo, "o at one time were
 Ios.'w working to avoid the nSss sSss ot a stampede, and eper sDetter at home by win
 davi villendship for the race, wss oe seen in their true sed friends of the cause of at0rap psopie, ,.,i and the verdict fkes r VII be that all should tsst sMlIh them with fever
 pos.it,r ior the correction of