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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
MEXiKO SLIBUJE DELAT
DOBROTU.

Washington, 80. cervna. =
Don Fernando Iglesias Calde-
ron, novy mexicky komisaf pro
Spojen6 Staty, jenz sem prave
pTijel, We formalnim prohlase-
nj zde u$irenem mluvi do
brych umyslech sve vlady V je-
i iednani touto zemi. Nova
vlada, pod presidentem De La
Huertou, bude Sc snaziti uz-
kostliv6 splniti vsechny sve
zavazky mezinarodni jakoz i
narodni, tax aby zeme znova
mohla zauj:nouti sve nalezite
misto V rod;ne narodG", pro-
hlasil Calderon. "Vsechny Ia
ruky 3 povzbuzeni budou po-
skytnuty cizimu kapitalu
Mexiku a hruti vystfedniho ra-
dikalismu a bolSevictvi klade-
ny budou meze".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
ORCHODNf KOMORA PRO-
I'll HLAVNfMU TELESU.

Clevelandska obchodni ko-
mora We vcerejsi schulz Tiditel-
sk6 rady a vyboru pro prGmy-
slov6 zalezitosti odmitla diva
obchodni komory Spo-
ienych Stath, ably zakdzdno
bylo vSem pracovnikdm We We
Neinych sluzbach zam6stna-
nych, stavkovati a ably podob-
ne rozpory vyrizovany byly
zvlaStnimi tribunaly.
Odmitnuti oduvodnuje OBJ
chodni komora, ze by podob-
ne vmeSovani Sc zalezitosti
cizich odborH hylo proti zasa-
dim prohlaSenym pred neko-
lika mesici clevelandskymi "a
mestnavately.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
NOVA OBET PREDBEZ-
NYCH OSLAV..

13leta Paslena Virnicova,
51O2 Scovil Ave. lezi nebeZpe-
Gn6 popalena nemocnici ma
r. 55 ulici jako obet' rozpusti-
losti Sesti malych hochd, ktefi
ma nj vhodili nekolik vybus-
nych prskavek uzivanych k o.
slave "dzulaje". Ma devceti Sc
vznaly Saty a drive nez mohl
byti ohen ma nj uhasen kolem-
idoucimi, byla tax popalena,
re musela byti dopravena do
uvedene nemocnice. Pc zlo-
myslnych hosich policie patra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
V SOBOTU ZMIZELA DIVkA
Sc VRATILA.

Marketa Wrikemanova, 16le
Ia dcerka policejniho straznl-
ka, jez byla od sobotnlho po-
ledne pohfesovana, vratlla sc
vcera vecer domu. Vypravova-
la, ze byla unesena po A dny
chovana V ZaJeti starem far
marskem staveni v lakewood,
odkud 50 il podarilo vcera V
poledne uprchnouti. Jisty mia
dix, jmenem Al, nabidl il ma
Woodland Ave. a vych. 73. ul.
iizdu automobilem k domovu,
ale ujel nj do East Clevelan-
du konecne do zmlneneho
domu.
Do zahadneho pripadu vne-
seno bude patricne svetlo poll
ceinim setrenim, jelikoz Sc pa
trne jedna mlsto, kde sc de-
il veci v odporu Sc zakonem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
ZfTREJSf zAHAJENl AVlA-
TICKE VYSTAVY.
Cleveland dostane snad letaci
policii.

Totiz skutecne l6taci, nejen
Izname letaci Skadrony, jez le-
ltaii S tax pochybnym vysled-
KEN "a zlocinci. Vse zaviseti
bude ma tom, jak dopadne So
botni vzletnutf mayora Fitzge-
ralad pozitTi u prilezito-
sti clevelandske aviaticke w
stavv, pofadane ma Dunham-
ton letisti II Turnev a Rockside
Ird. S. E., poblize Garfield par
ku. Vystava zahajena buda Ii
ira, V patek a liz vcera pfibyla
nektera dalsf l6tadla, aby Sc
ma moderni t6to udalosti podf-
leila. Prilezitosti vyuzitkuje ar
madni verbffska uTadovna k
ziskdni schopneho muzstva.
Jednou 2 hlavnfch atrakci bu-
dou lety velkeho bombovaciho
aeroplanu, ienz unese celken
II pasazerd.
Rekrutyrka pfistfch armdd-
mich letcd potrva az do skon
ceni vystavy, dne 7. cervence.
Ones ma pfijfti odpoved' ma
pozvani zaslane guv. Coxovi,
ienz ma byti do Clevelandu do
praven We zvlastnfm l6tadle.
Mayora doprovazeti bude do
vzdusnych vysin policejni ma
celnik Smith.
Ma vyzvu vSem zamilova-
nTm, ably Sc nechali oddati mad
timto slzavym udolim, prisla
liz iedna nabidka. p. C. La
than, povolanfm ale aviatik,
coz by nemelo platit, ozenf Sc
v pondeli V l6tadle Sc slecnou
Lilianou Scottovou, jez bydli
We Y. w. C. A. a jest takto O.
peraterkou telefonni spolecno-
sti.
Snatek jeiich uzavren bude
V trpaslici riditeln6 vzducho-
lodi akronsk6 gumarske spc-
lecnosti, ktera "a vystavy bu-
de pravideln6 l6tati mezi Gle.
velandem Akronem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
OBCHODNi KOMORA A
STAVKA PLUMBARU

Vybor defnickych zalezito-
eti pfi obchodni komofe cleve-
'ondsk6, vy$etruiici pomery,
ktere zpdsobily dnesni plum
bafskou stavku, trvaiici jiz od
|. cervna, pfisel "a vcereisiho
iednani k nekolika nahledum,
Z nichz prvni Jest, re cele
plumbareni V Clevelandu jest
VI skutecnosti ovladano plum
barskou unii a druhy, re
plumbarska pravidla, kterd po-
zaduii licensovani plumbaf-
skych pomahacG-nddenniku,
zt6zuji okolnost, re jest malo
pracovnich sill, kdezto dal-
Sich dGvodech sc pravi, ze
pravidla uniovd p0sobi znacne
obtize zam6stnavatelum a ne
mdlo pfispivaji k zdrazeni sta
web. Omezeni poGtu odborniku
pax ma ia nasledak nekalou
.soutez mezi zam6stnanci sa-
motnymi, jimiz mnohych pfi-
padech neni mzdovy cennik do
drzovan. V dneSni plumbafin6
pax pry vezi podminky, jez
nemalo ohrozuii veSkere sta
vebnictvi clevelandske a jed
MIN z nejvetSich nebezpeci je
prohlaseni otevrenych dilen.
Kontraktofi pax yineni isou
"a dnesni neblahou situaci ne
moudrymi ujednanimi S .unie-
mi, jez jest Zatracoydna proto,
re nejevi pills velkou ochotu
vyjednavati S radou stavebnich
femesel ma strane zamestna-
vatelu a organisacf podobneho
imena ia delnictvo. Take po-
zadavek mzdy II dol. denne $
povinnosti zamestnavatele do
dati potrebne nastroie arci nj
kterak, die nazoru obchodni
komory, pry nemdze vesti k
uklidneni dneSnich roZvlre-
nych pomeru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
KANCELAR donna ClCH
ZALEZITOSTl.
Nova organisace ma zabra-
novati rozvodIm.

V move soudnici zahaji dnes
Ginnost kancelaf pro domdci
zalezitosti, kdy byvalJ pravnik
dobrocinne spolecnosti Brad
ley Hull lined zapocne jed
notlivych pfipadech pGsobiti,
ably stale rostouci vlna manzel-
skych rozvodG V okrese Cuya-
hoga byla zmensana. Mistno-
sti move, zajiste dobfe mysle-
ne organisace jsou V els. 2. ma
druhem patre. Nova vymoze-
most vyvolana byla okresnimi
soudci, ktefi hledali vhodny
zpIsob, iak chrdniti domaci
kirby pred jeiich mnohdy leh-
komvslnym rusenfm. Ma nejen
snaziti Sc zpGsobiti smfrlive,
ale zameziti falasn6 1daie
caste pTi soudnich rozvodech
uzivanych, ma dbati, ably roz-
zenam bylo spravne
placeno vyzivne i jinym zpG-
sobem vyifti vstrfc soudGm v
p0dobnych zalezitostech.
Krone uvedeneho Brdaleye
zam6stndni jsou jako vysetfo-
vatel6 John Schmunk, byvaly
policeinf kapitan Ch. Bechler
2 West Park a Alice Kelleyova
iez zastavala drive Trad w
Domocneho klerka okresniho
soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
BOLSEVICKO-ARMENSKE
SVEREPOSTI?

Londyn, |. cervence. -
Zpravodai Daily Telegraph 2
Batumu sdeluie, ze uprchlici,
priiizdejici tam vypravuji, re
kdyz sov6t byl zalozen V Ba-
ku, bolsevici spolu Armeny
bombardovali a vyplenili Eli
zabethpol, povrazdivse $4,000
moslemskych muz1, zen deti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
ELWELLOVA VRAZDA Do
SUD ZAHADOU.

New York, 80. cervna. -
Nezdar Jamese Shevlina, fede-
ralniho prohibicniho superi
tendenta pro tento distrikt, OBJ
levitt jakykoli zajem Josepha
B. Elwella, sportsmana zavraz-
deneho V jeho domove IL.
cervna, ma nezakonnem OBJ
chod6 lihovinami V tomto
mest6. zHstavil znova distrikt-
niho navladniho Savanna bez
iak6koli stony 20 vrahu. Roz-
sifila &c totiz povest. re jisty
muz. ienz mival velkoobchod s
lihovinami zde. obdrzel Cd Ell
wella check ma S12.700 "a IL
hovinv nezakonne prodane
snortsmanovi n6kolik dni
pred ieho smrti. Dnes vSak do
znal distriktni navladni, ze ne
bylo zadn6 svedectvi obieve.
no. iez bv uvedlo Elwella We
spoieni s protizakonnym pro.
deiem S lihovinami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01

33leta pani Paropa Manlet,
1858 Queenstown Rd. Cleveland
Heights obesila Sc Ia neprito-
mnosti clend rodiny ma pude
sveho domu. Mrtvolu nalezla
ieii 14leta dcera, kdyz Sc "a
nekolik hodin vratila z nakupu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
AUTOBANDITE VYLOUPILI
OPETNE 3 GASOLINOVE
STANCE.
Ac pronasledovani letaci ska
dronou, kradli ma utsku vese-
lie dale.

Ozndmeni, ze zamestnanci V
gasolinovych stanicich ozbro-
jeni budou palnou zbrani "pod
nikatele" tohoto fruhu umeni
nikterak nezastrasila a vcerei-
81 policeini rapport vypravuje
hned tfech novych pripa-
dech. NavStfvenv byly dive
Brooks a iedna Sinclair stani-
ce. pri cemz lupici ukofistili
S25 dolar6 a automobil. Ctyfi
policeini Getty honili marne
smele lupiGe Cd Miles Park A
We. a Broadway, po Harvard
Denison most6 ma zap. 25. ul.
az konecn6 bvla nalezena ka-
ra ma zahybu vych. 6. ulice
Superior Ave. jen diva bloky
cd mista, kde byla ukardena.
Bandite pTepadli klerka
Brooks stanice ma Miles Park
Ave. a Broadway f. William
Sc, bytem 7417 Carnegie Ave.
S. F., pTijeli V cerven6m autu
ctyri pozadovali gasolin.
Kdyz upravoval cerpadlo, diva
2 muzG Sc nan vyritili a druzi
diva otevfeli registrovaci po-
kladnu, niz vybrali $3.50, ma
cez rvchle vsedli do stroie
odieli ma zdpad k dalsfm "po-
hostinskNm vvstoupenim". Ia
jimavo Jest. ze Williams pre-
paden byl liz posledni sobotv,
kdy diva nicemove vystoupili
ma stupatka ieho auta prav6
kdvz odifzd6l 70 stanice po-
ruCili mu ieti do Garfield par
ku. u drdhv A.B.C. Williams
poiednou stroi zastavil a jed
nomu lupiGi revolver vvrval
druh6 ze stupatka srazil, ma
cez zlod6iska dvoiice vzala
do zaieGfch. DIE jeho domne-
mex oba t6chto muzd Sc ST.
castnili lupu vcerejSiho.
Dv6 letaci Skadronv polici-
stu "letely" "a uprchlikv, ale
tito drZe zajeli do Sinclair ga
solinove stanice, 1875 zap. %.
ul., blizko mostu Harvard De-
nison, kde podobnYm zpuso-
bem dvema klerkum uloupili
$3.50 a rychle pax ujfzdeli po
zap. 25. ul. severnim smerem.
Vypomocny pol. Inspector
Graul vyslal dalsi dive l6taci
skadrony, ale pet minut pozd6-
il navStivili bandite jako poll
eli ma vysmech tTeti stanici
Brooks ma Riverside Ave. a
zap. 25. ul., kde tamejSimu
klerkovi, Antoninu BolSinovi,
1856 vych. 81 ul. wall $125.
20 vykonani vsech vyjmenova-
nych Ginn uiizd6H lupiGi po,
novem meste do m6sta k 6 w
chodni ulici a Superior Ave,
kde opustili auto hodinu pred
tim ukraden6 Ed. Loeschovi,
ienz je nechal stati ma A. ul.
kan policeini l6taci Skadrony
doiely pill hodiny pozdeji.
AS hodinu po vylitanych u
daIostech prepadeni byli diva
vyhybkari Wheeling and Lake
Erie drahy L. Hart, 1884 vych.
Sc. ul. w. Carter, 55l3 Ira
Ave-. peti, obusky a revolvery
ozbroienymi muzi vzaty Jim
hodinky mensi obnos penez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01

PRJJMOU Sc dobfi. kovaf-
Sti delnici. Stdla prace a dobrV
Mat. Haste SO u .Tohanek Tool
Mfr. Co., f. 13 st. a Webster
Ave. :?
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-27
COLORED employees
IN GOVT. SERVICE ARE
Being DISMISSED
(By The Associates Negro Press)

Washington, D. c., Nov. .25.-The
recent republican victory in the presi-
dental campaign has brought about
a rather peculiar reaction in the atti-
tude of democratic departmental
heads in Washington towards Col
ored employees as evidenced by at
tempts to deny to them the privilege
of the two and one-half day monthly
leave granted all government EN-
ployees. 1t is alleged that many Col
ored employees have been discharged
on the ground of being absent with
out leave when in truth they have
simply made use of the granted time
leave. Many subtle methods were re-
sorted to during the recent election
to gather evidence which might be
used against an employee. One of
these methods was the taking of a
straw vote among the clerks of sew
eral of the departments, asking that
each employee indicate his choice for
president and vice-president, this to
be used as weapon against him.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-27
DR.. LEROY BUNDY
OPENS DENTAL OFFICE
in CLEVELAND, Ohio
by The Associated Negro Press)

(By The Associated Negro Press)
Cleveland, o., Nov 24.-St. John
African Methodist Episcopal church,
Cleveland, is the latest body in that
denomination to arise in protest
against the appointment for pastor
Following closely the trouble in New
York and Chicago where Bishops
Heard and Ccppin have gone counter
to the wishes Of the congregation, the
st. John difficulty is regarded as
being very significant in church an
nails.
Rev. J. S. Jackson, who was pastor
of st. John for five years, was sent to
Toledo, Ohio, by Bishop Joshua Jones,
Notwithstanding a strong petition
from the congregation requesting the
return of Rev. Jackson. To st. John,
DR.. Charles Bundy was assigned.
This makes a period of nearly twenty
four years that DR.. Bundy has been
connected with st. John either as pas
tor or presiding elder, except for one
year when he was in Toledo. Mem
bers Of the opposition state that be-
sides going against their wishes, the
appointment shows a high degree of
Church politics" that will wreck the
church and eventually the whole ad-
ministration. Dr. Bundy is a member
of the general financial hoard of the
church, is the father of Richard
Bundy, secretary of the legation, Lii
IBERIA, and DR.. Leroy Bundy, whose
case in the matter of the East St.
Louis riots is nationally known. DR..
Leroy Bundy has recently opened den
tai offices in Cleveland in property be-
longing to st. Johns church and ad-
jacent to it.
The opposition members sought an
injunction in Judge Levine's court,
and he counseled them to try to settle
the matter among themselves.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-27
SORORITY HOMES
MAINTAINED BY The
HOWARD STUDENTS
(By The Associated Negro Press)

Washington, D. c., Nov. 25.-Per-
haps one of the most progressive and
far. reaching actions taken recently
by the present administration at How;
ard University is the permission
granted to the Greek letter organiza-
tions among its college women to es-
tablish and maintain sorority homes.
The new step taken is clear indica-
tion of the progressive attitude of the
administration and its recognition of
the high type of womanhood repre-
sented in it's student body
The sororities are already making
plans to take advantage of the op-
portunity to enter and equip the
houses to be placed at their disposal
by the university so that their mem
bers may enjoy the privilege of more
complete fraternity life. 1t is con-
templated that, in addition to the
house matrons who will live with the
ladies in the sorority homes, the uni
versity will also have matron to
aid in promoting the culture and re-
finement which these organizations
foster.
The Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority,
which is one of the products of How
ard university college women, having
t'een organized at the university in
1908, has already secured from the
university house which is located on
the university grounds. This is the
first time in the history of American
Negro colleges or in any college in the
world that sororities among Negro
college women are to have the privi-
lege of conductin gtheir own homes,
and thereby experience the deeper
pleasures of college fratrnity life.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-27
INAUGURAL BALL MAY
NOT Meet APPROVAL
OF Sen. HARDING
Especial to the Tribune)

Washington, d. c., Nov. 25.-Wash-
ington, which has it's own viewpoint
on what constitutes a paramount is
sue, is disturbed over the question
of whether there will be an inaugural
ball on March 4th. Disquieting news
has come to the capital concerning
the attitude of the president-elect
toward the time-honored ball, and
the inaugural procession.
1t is reported that Senator Harding
deprecates both and would prefer to
walk to the east portico of the Capi
tol from the senate office building
enter his own automobile and ride
to his new residence in the White
House without any parade. He dis
likes professions and does not care
for formal social functions.
President Wilson put quietus on
the inaugural ball at the time Of
his first Inauguration, and social
Washington, or that part of it which
lives from one Inauguration to an
other in keen anticipation of this
function. has never ceased it's regret
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-27
INHUMAN father
CAUSES HIS Wife TO
COMMIT suicide
(By The Associated Negro Press)

(By The Associated Negro Press)
Havana, Cuba, Nov. 25.-Mrs. Jean
nette L. Ryder, Band of Mercy, Ha-
vana, protector of animals and chill
dren, is seeking Edward Butler, a
preacher, painter and carpenter, last
heard of in Nassau, Key West, Mobile,
Tampa. Mrs. Ryder has denounced
Butler before the American legation
and criminal court of Havana with
"a criminal action in having aban-
doned his three motherless children
Immediately after the suicide of his
young wife and fleeing, without a
passport of record, to the jurisdiction
of the United States" The story of
Buffers treatment of his wife and
children, gives one a creepy feeling.
Upon her death bed the dying woman
said: 81 did it because did not care
to see another child suffer. Butler
has not fed those I've already borne
him."
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-27
PONZI THE Second
Offers so Per CENT
ON INVESTMENTS
Especial to the Tribune)

New. York, N. Y, Nov. 25.-Adolph
Pricken, president of the Coastwise
Warehouses, Inc, with offices at 534
Washington street, was arraigned yes
terday tefore Magistrate McCloskey
in the Adams Street court, Brooklyn,
on a charge of grand larceny. He
was held in $4,000 bail
The charge against Pricken in
wolves S15,4OO, but it is declared that
frauds approximating nearly 100000
are involved. According to the police,
Pricken completed term in Sing
Sing in 1915 for a series of larcenies
and since that time there have been
many complaints from investors who
claim to have lost thousands of dol
lars in his companies.
Thomas Fynes of 979 Washington
street, Brooklyn, is the complainant,
who declares he invested $15,400 in
stock in one of the Pricken companies.
District Attorney Lewis said from the
evidence he had gathered Pricken had
induced Fynes to invest money in his
concerns, promising to pay interest in
the form of dividends as high as so
per cent.
Peter P. Smith, who represents
Pricken, declared that there was moth
ing of,the Ponzi about his client. He
said Pricken is innocent of the charge
and free from any wrongdoing.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-27
N. A. A. c. P. URGES
ENFORCEMENT OF
18th AMENDMENT
(ay The Associated Nearo Pressl

New York, N. Y, Nov 25.-The
board of directors Of the N. A. A. C. P.
at its regular meeting voted that a
telegram be sent to Representative
Isaac Siegel. chairman of the house
committee on the census, urging en-
forcement of the fourteenth amend
ment and consequent reduction of
representation in southern states in
which colored voters are disfran-
chised. The telegram follows:
"The board of directors of the Ma
tional Association for Advancement
of Colored People in behalf of 12,000,-
900 colored people of the United
States, urges upon the congress of the
United States reapportionment of
representation in accordance with the
terms of the fourteenth amendment
to the constitution.
open and fragrant disfranchise-
ment of colored voters in number
of states has occurred in the presi-
Dental election of 1920. of which this
association is prepared to furnish evil
dence. The board of directors of the
N. A. A. c. P. therefore urges that
the qualifications for voting be defined
by the congress of the election laws
enforced by the federal gover&pent.
Enforcement of this proposal ma
turally falls within the providence OF
the United States government as
much as enforcement of woman suf
frage and prohibition"
MARY WHITE OVINGTON,
Chairman Board of Directors, N. A.
A. C. P"
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-27
WILLIAM PICKENS
Delights AUDIENCE
in Los ANGELES
Especial to The TrIbunel

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 25.-Wil-
liam Pickens, the noted Negro scholar
and orator, is addressing large mixed
audiences in this section of the coun-
try and incidentally taking note of the
social and economic problems which
are holding the special interest of
people all along the Pacific Coast line.
He has been accorded a hearty recep-
tion wherever he has appeared and
his opinions on public questions have
been eagerly sought
In a recent interview he has this to
say on the Japanese Question" as it
apepars to him:
You must have noticed that when
one is prejudiced against you, your
very virtues become vices in his sight.
AS an outsider l have been interested
to note the accusations which the
white man of the Pacific Coast naively
makes against the Japanese.
81 have heard them complain, as I
rode with them on the trains, that the
'Japs have all the business in such
and-such a little Coast town,-that
they cater in some other places,-that
their restaurants sell more food for
the same money than any white
restaurant (think how a white restau-
rant would be praised if this could be
said Of it),-that they make more out
of leased acreage than the white can
make out Of the farms which they
own,-that they are anxious to get
land,-that they stick together-and
that pretty generally they show a dis
position to thrive where the white
man fails.
"Just think of race being accused
of all this crime! More than that. l
saw one great San Francisco daily
complaining against the Japanese
high birth rate and the child-bearing
superiority of the Nippon women. 1t
was contemptuously said that one out
of every thirteen babies born in Cali
fornia last year was 'Japlet,' which
is far above the proportion of the
Japanese population. 1t seems, too,
that while less than 10 per cent of
California's white women bore chill
dren, more than % per cent of the
Japanese women bore children.
How in the world are Japanese
men to blame for this? Is it not a
relic of the savage that causes us to
curse in another race the qualities
which we would praise in our own?
1t reminds me that in South Carolina
for generations the Negro has been
/. accused of wanting to wear good
, clothes, to live in fine houses, to eat
the best food, to vote, to hold office,
to go to college, to enter the profes-
sions, to get more pay for his work
(of course they put it the other way
about; to do less work for his pay),
and in general to be like white folks.
MAY Allah and Odin and the God
of Christians save all the Colored
races from the virtues which the
medieval atavists of the white race
would like to see other races endowed
with"
Mr.. Pickens will be in Phoenix No
vember 80 and will make an address
at the A. M. E. church under the
auspices of the local branch, N. A. A.
CaP.