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,,S,VV,CAL Ei;IASgIAsS CONFiit
Ek,9E UisGE., NEOlE AMElsi"
1H cANiSM FOR AMERICAN
IOLlTSCS.
a Strong Race Gather rag hoS'e'"
Actioa. I.

Chicago, ILL.,, April lS.-The Nav
ional Colored Political Measures voh
ycrrnce called by the NaIioha,
Eo,ial Rights League ton!ght c'oS'e"
s,s sions extending over three DAYS
wtth a public meeting auder the aus,
,3ices of the Chicago branch III Tue
Waters 4. Nj. E. Zion church he''
w A. Blackwell Pastor. Delesa'e
wi,liom Trotter toli how the league
got representative over to the tar-
i, Peace Conference. Among the Na'
iDnal officers at tho Conference wer'
tho National President. n. 5. Iaylor'
t.sn., who presided; Rev. j. e. hop
\iuson Of philadelhin and William mon
roe Trottcr of Boston, Mass, Nation
nj Executive Secretary
The conference adsHted puolic
declaration and IN adrcss to inc
,,o,,h,,y and decided IL start ar,ve
Iok, leg :Sla,iGn Ivy thM session Oh Con
s.rcss which the entire race is asKeo
o. assist The Secretary OF the con-
fsrencc was s. J.. Jonca oil Texas.
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PARAMOUNT ISSUE.

This ominous fact points to what
should be q paramount issue With all
worthy American political parties.
For Colorcd Americans are now res
tive solo!y because the Allies ana
America declared the war was being
fon&ht TO give democracy to the un
drisnan everywhere, and yet they
stfll stand in the unique American
position of being deRied the rights OF
Democracy even these specifically
erapted by the federal law.
The World War did not accomplish
secure peace. No part OF the world not
eve the u. S. A. is safe from foes
within or without. Tho world war
taught that every nation needs /,
foil man power in fall efficiency, in.
Guiding morale. One tenth Of the popu
lntfch cannot safely be denied the, Gle
ncNtary justice o" equality of public
riGliA'. Not even he II. S. A. can $
y allow the federal government 1t
self to give that tenth Of the people
who are est d2ncrabls as labor, or
- poldicry dircc, cause for resent.
1nelN. :
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DENIAfS.

Colored-Americans are denied pro
lection from the lawlcss mob without
federal interfcrcNces: denied tho
ria1t OF suffrage because of race, in
federal elections without federal inter
vcnsion: subjected to exclusion, dc.
NAL of service or segregation for race
in public places snd facilities where
tho. federal government has charge
or jurisdiction.
For our common country to become
trasquil. safe and truly strong, the
first imperative need is to see to IL
tha8 all Americans possess, in fact
wnat the Founding declaration and
the, National Constitution vouch
safe Let our Republic first get
right. ..~ -,.
Fourteen million Americans, their
class consciousness aroused by the
SIGHT Of down-t: odden humanity oh
tanning or fighting for liberty, Of the
american people and government in
teresting themselves for the freeing
Of the maltreated and repressed In
other continents ore On the hunt for
protection. liberty, and equality un.
Ger the lawe Of the land for which
th% have ever been ready to, make
The snnreme sacrifice. They include
themselves in the New Day.
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A REVELATION |

THE by Young In
1880 laid her bed
book This book tells about began
IVY will last
she saw also series of diseases
them starving there
M to bury the dead and this is already tho land
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WANTED.

We want (a) cong ess now to e.
vet Il law making lynching q crnRo
against the fedora: governments; OBJ
Congress now & enact Il law cnforc
ing the right to vote without any cot
- restrictions; (c) congress now I"
enact q law fQrbiddins amy separat
ions OF citizens for CNlOr in amy work
" the federal government: CD con
GrCSS new TO enact Il law to forkfS
ihc separation OF interstate paS$cn
rUrs for race or ccSor. We urge all
Ctl0rcd Americans to press this pro
gram upon their congressman and I"
urge their friends to assist.
For then shall we have in law and
in fact Amcricanism inclusive OF one
Hundred per cent Of the Americans.
Committees: w. S. Taylor, Chair.
man, Illinois; Rev. J. q. Robinson
Penn, Il. a. II. Caldwell, Indiana !;
A. Beadlc, Illinois, W. Monroe
TTottcr, Mass. j. ID. Bibb, Illinois; S.
l. Jones. Texas; l.. u. Baldwin, New
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ADTrNSS TO I'VE COUNTRY

The address to the country reao
ms follows. 70 'hc American Public
On thr threshold of tho first pohtl-
col canuaiGn ior election OF prcsl-
e;rnt art~r n wu'io- vide war this Nat
f,,ar ronnr~1 t"r,iprcncc by the Nslt
ions' equal RIGHTS hoaguo II Chlra
&c. Ilinoi>. bids al honest, natri"tlc
Americans to stor, look and listen.
BE reminded ih"cc years after inns
s,rnu,rv entered thG World War nd
.c,pHtevN months a..r Germany ~ur
wondered that racial arrogance and
nsAirrthcs brought about the terri
blS >1I Hic,. r'nc Custom hemisphere
IL y,rl fnlcd wi'N rvara and our own
T., $. a. with mere turmoil 1han
- ;icc the WY of secession. The un-l
uSunl feature Of thia ncnacing stu
alton is that the American element
hitherto least prone to unrest has
become generally discontinued, tho
Colorcd American element who since
1S63 have been the safeguard Of the
notion in peace and in war.
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tween the forces OF autocracy and OF
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THE PUBLIC DECLARATIQN


:a...I.s VI. ~
The Declaration road as follows:
TO the American People: Realizing
kc,nly the cconomoic and political in
justice to which the colored AmerI
cans are being subjected namely,
.ynching, mob violence, Jim Crow
laws, technical disfranchismcpt, and
wage slavery, We call upon and urge
the delegates attending the National
Democratic convention and earnestly
insist that the delegates composing
the National Convention OF Rcpubli
CANS and appeal to all ether political
la"ticS conventions to include in the
platform drastic laws against these
patent s:Iu=t'rcs before mca.:~Ecd
We urge the party standard bear
erS to use personal influence for ap
rropriatC legislation and adequate ell
turcomcnt measure TO make effective
i've the above reforms. We appeal TO
the colored people to observe closely
the positions taken by the respective
conventions and the attitudes Of tho
Iolitical candidates. Finally we urge
that these matters be brought to the
direct attention OF Congress and =
drive made for legislation at this
session to the end that we may have
q naturalization of Democracy and
true Americanism inclusive OF one
hundred per cent Of the American
people.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-27
ROSETT-IIOFFMAN

Miss Sarah Hoffman, of 1896 North
Thirty-frst street, was married yes'er
day to Mr.. Samuel Rosett, at the nomS
of the bridegroom Thirty-hrst street am
Euclid avenue, the Rev, Goldsteih o',,-
ciatlng. The bride. who was given IN
marriage by Mr.. u. Rosett. father OF the
bridegroom, wore a gown OF white aatlh
with veil OF tulie and orange blossoms
and carried a shower bouquet OF mes
Of the valley and roses. She was at
tended by Mrs. Herman tosett as ma
tron of honor and the bridesmaids were
Mrs. Fanny silver. Miss Dotte koio'
Mrs NJ Levin and Mrs. Rose kirsch-
man Miss Rose Rosett and MISC Ger
trude Markind we're the flower girls. The
best man was Mr.. Herman Rosett and
the ushers were Mr.. Samuel Silver. Mr,
Samuel Kolb. Mr.. Morris Levin and MT
Morris Kirschman. Among those wh2
attended the reception were MT. and
Mrs NJ. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Lakof-
sty. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kolb, Mr.. and Mrs
benjamin HOFFMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Dayid
kOlb, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Rosett. Mr.
and Mrs J. Rablnowitz. Mr.. and Mrs
William Kolb. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Mar
kind, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Len. Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hoffman and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Samuel Markind. After a weddint
trip TO New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Roset'
will be at home after January Is at 2io4
South Alder street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-27
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Mary Miller. daughter of MI
md Mrs, Harvey c. Miller. of 32l+
North Broad street, will entertain at
luncheon at the Old York Road Coun-
try Club on Wednesday. Her guests.
who will include the members or her
class at the Friends School OF German
town, will be Miss Helen Busser. Miss
Elizabeth Dupps. Miss Mary Burton,
Miss Helen Harmer, Miss Elizabeth
Hutchinson. Miss Betty McOwen. Miss
Jane Magee Miss Eleanor Magee, Miss
Elizabeth Pearson, Miss Sarah Tiers,
Miss Mary Smith, Miss Elizabeth Ross,
Miss Margaret Root, Miss Minerva Root.
Miss Cordelia Smith. Miss Elinor Sharp
less. Miss Margaret Watson, Miss May
Louise White and Miss Bonny Wood
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Root. OF 1880 Erie
avenue, will entertain the Neighbors'
Club OF which they are members on
Thursday evening. Their guests will
include Mr and Mrs Charles Callinan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ge!kler Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Firth Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Metz, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Miller Mr.. and Mira. william Roach
and Mr.. and Mrs Albert Smith.
Mr.. ]. +. Rutherford. of New York,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erck Nickel. 1920 North Thirteenth
street, during the weekend Mr.,
Rutherford has recently returned from
abroad. having spent the last six
months touring Europe and Palestine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph /. Clark, of 1855
North Broad street. will entertain Miss
Kathryn Francis. Mr.. Allan Diamond
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-27
GERMANTOWN

Miss Mary McDevitt, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William J. McDevltt. OF ait
West Seymour street. will entertain at
her home tomorrow evening In honor OF
Miss Florence Enright, student ut
trinity College. washington, who is
Spending the Christmas holidays as tho
guest Of Miss Mcpevitt. The guests
will include Miss Margaret Carroll, Miss
Anne Carroll, Miss Florence Miller. Miss
Catharlne Dempsey Miss Rosemary
Delahunty. Miss Madeleine Delahurty
Miss Emma Love. Miss Margaret Sui
nvan, Miss Margaret Hendrick. Miss
Mss Mary MeHenry; M. John Nc;
Dempsey, Mr.. Cyril Murphy Mr.. J; Carl
Lewis Slattery, Mr. William Berry, Mr..
Norman Clark. Mr. James Collins, Mt
Edward Davisson. Mr.. Edward Thate.
Mr., Adam McClatchey, Mr.. Edward
Bailey, Mr. George Davisson and Mr..
Theodore O'Tero
Mrs Lewis Bauer, OF Washington lane.
entertained at dinner at her home on
Christmas Day
Mrs Elmer II. Bobst, of COOS Lincoln
drive. has returned from trip to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert NJ Barton. Jr.
of l49 West Durham street, entertained
1T family dinner at their home on
Christmas Day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Hamble-
ton Of sac East Washington lane. en-
tertained at a family dinner at their
home on Christmas Day. Last night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-27
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Among the guests entertained by Mrs
walter i. Snyder, of AIS South f'p ty.
seventh street at the lunche ~ she gave
at IN" Rr DEMONSTRATION followed 10y
G,rd ATTY. a few tays ago were Mrs
Waldo Fehlng, Mrs. Phillip ThJmas
Mrs. Harold Deacon. Mrs. Finer l;av.
Inns. M,s. Wallace Sproul. Mrs Warren
Moss Mrs. G. c. a. Baldi Mrs Walter
Peterson, Mrs, Henry Freund Mrs.
Frank S Elliot, Jr.. Mrs e. A. Beach,
Jrr Mrs. John Reeves, Mrs Robert Nc
Kay, Mrs. John Greenwell Jr., Miss fu.
ellie Morris, Mrs. Everett Strong. Mrs
Ralph Moss, Mrs. Joseph Donahup, Mrs.
John Iatchum, Mrs Frederick Gieg
Mrs. Frank Strauss, Mrs Luigi Ricnzi.
Henzi, Mrs. Richard Nelms, Mrs Ron
aid Shrlgley, Mrs. Horace QuIgley, Mrs
Edith Nctterlein, Mrs. Christopner
powner, Mrs. William Hullingcr, Mrs
Albert Watz. Mrs. Frank OI2rilly and
Mrs. Mary Flnnnery. The luncuoon was
given In honor Of Mrs. Harry Lang. Of
New YORK, who was Mrs DeacOn's guest
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lunkcr announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Rose
hunker, to Mr. Myron Edolman. on
Jhursday December l6. Mr. and Mrs
iEdclman Will b" at home after January
l at Gll3 Locust street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-27
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The guests who will attend the din
ner tonight which Mrs. James Large VIII
9f Miss Msrgaretta Large Harrison. de-
Joseph Harrison, will include Miss Doro.
thy Stevens, Miss Rachel Price; Miss Is
Miss Nancy, BSTclOy Miss Mary &: He;
Page. Mr.. Lewis washburn. Mr.; Shirley
Mccall, Mr., Charles l. Barclay. Mr.,
Johnson. The guests will later attend
the ball to be given by Mr.. and Mrs
The guests who will attend the DIN;
Edgefeld. st. Davids. will give in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Shirley Carter,
snde5 Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs, JOSEPH, n,
Alix Dolan, Miss Rebecca Thomson,
Aiss Elisabeth BroclSie. Miss Mary Law,
smith, Mr.. Francis Richmond, Mr. Al:
fred Hoyt. OF New York; Mr.. Edward
Law. Mr. Bernard Carter Law, Mr..
Thomas Evans, Mr.. Charles Frederick
Fabemeyer and Mr.. Frederick Allen.
=, Lieutenant George Wilcox Mclver., OF
fHs fwsr United States n9vy and MrT r;ls Nc,
day night at the home OF Mrs, Mciyer
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price
Maule. 22l7 Rittenhouse square. bcIorc
William w Hepburn, In honor OF their
debutante daughter, Miss Jane S. Hep
burn. Covers will be laid for twelve
guests
Lieutenant McIver has returned from
Haiti and will remain until "arly in
January.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Brinton and Miss
Elizabeth Brinton, OF 1898 Spruce street
and the Bellevue Stratford, will enter
tain at dinner this evening At the Ritz
Carlton Among the guests who will be
present are Miss Sydney Blddlc. MISC
Mary Hoppin Rowland, Miss Elizabeth
{; g. Norris. Miss oQt'llie Morris Mi's Care
Francis 7. Chambers. Jr., Mr.. Maxi
millian de Schauensee. Mr.. Rudolphe de
Schauensee, Mr.. Hudson Chapman, Jr.'
Mr., Morris Merritt, Mr.. Mahlon Hutch
.nson and Mr.. Edwards Leiperd, who
WIN later attend the ball to he given
by Mr., and Mrs. Charlton Yarnal for
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MISS L0ISL. JACKSON Z.
WEDS G. W. VAN SLYCK
Marriage Takes Place at ST.
James Episcopal
Church

;, A %s,dding Of SOCIAL Importance will
o'clock In st. James Episcopal Church,
twenty second and Walnut streets, when
Miss Lois l. Jackson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Ellis Jackson, OF 326 South
twenty first street, will become the bride
OF Mr. George Whitfield Van Slyck. I'd.
eon of Mira Cyrus NJ. Van Siyck, of
the Rev. John Mockridge, rector, as
sisted by the Rev. James r. L. Nisbtt,
OF Christ Church Chapel. The bride,
VINO VIII be given In marriage by her
ia ther. will be attired in gown Of
White satin trimmed with real old fam
lily lace draped artistically on each side
or the skirt and caught with cluster!
Of orange blossoms. Her veil of old
the long court train, will be arranged IN
cap fashion fastened at the back with
orange blossoms. She viii carry n
slower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
ORCHIDS and gardenIas.
Mrs Allen Evans, Jr., will attend
as matron OF honor. She will wear a
smart frock OF rose -colored velvet, trim.
med with rose and silver metal cloth
with q email train OF the velvet. Hei
with chantilly lace. falling from the brirn
with n bow of lace In the back Sh'
will carry a bouquet Of pink roses.
Miss Virginia Ayres; OF Boston,
Of honor. She will wear an oldfash'
ioned frock OF turquoise blue taffcta
silk with scalloped ruffies and rosettes
o. ribbon with a poke bonnet of browr
gcorgette crepe with long streamers. Shf
will carry an old-fashioned bouquet OF
pink roses.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Doro.
thy Van Slyck. of Providence. r !.
sheppard. Miss Charlotte Fahnestock
They will be similarly attlred in smar
irocks OF dark turquoise blue velvet
with vests Of blue and silver changcahlt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Hambleton entertained in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. D. II: McCoyle,
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. r, Blank. Miss
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hambleton for a few
days. They will entertain at dinner to-
night In her honor
Mrs. II. G. Goodwin. Of 1928 Boyer
street, will entertain at luncheon fol-
lowed by cards at her home on Friday
afternoon. The guests will include Mrs.
F. Marion Hall. Mrs. William T. Philler.
Mrs. A. p. Rippey. Mrs. Stewart c.
Rippey, Mrs William II. Wilson, Mrs
George d. Kelley and Mrs. william
McLcin.
Boy Scout Troop No. CT will give a
dance in the Parish House Of Grace
Church, Chestnut Hill. this evening
Mrs Howard Bostick. Of 1913 Dorset
street, is In Lancaster for the holidays
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-27
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,, dance will he given at the Old York
Road Country Club on Wednesday eve.
ming by the Hockey Club Of the Chel.
srnha1 ssnham High School. which viii be chap.
Grace Gable, Miss Frances Wander.
hsrchen. Of Melrose Park. is manager
of the team and Miss Margaret Birdsony
captain. On Thursday evening the Var.
city Club Of the school will also give
ITS dance at the Old York Road Club
House, OF which tho committee in charge
is composed Of Mr.. William Long, Mr..
John ;,o n. Cleeiand and Mr.. Foreman Hol.
Mr.. Thomas BogEs. president: Mr.. Al
fred Lowry. vice president Mr.. Bowers
Ayres. secretary. and Mr.. Cleeland,
treasurer.
Miss GLADYS Findeisen. daughter OF
Mrs. L NJ. Findeiscn, OF Jenklntown,
VIII entertain at a dance tomorrow
evening at the Old York Road Country
Club.
The engagement Of Miss Lydia Pol.
litz to Mr. Simon Steinbach was recently
ammo unced by her mother. Mrs Edward
POLITE. Of 212 Township line, Jenkin-
town.