The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-11-17

POET DODGE ITK1f6.
MeDAsy eyening Eas = feature of EE-
E4sn2a ia:a1sst In Our city. FCrT Dodge
at C0FsSs Chapel A. NJ. T. ekursh-
HzTSag 4heE1 EEee@ads1 I'm the e0nrs-
t,Eerfon Of tkx b&semert Of oar ehnrrhy
Of al assembly hall, gymnzSisar bzsh
roo.a and cafeteria The Eyyer story
when eempseted, MIL eo1s3st of an
aaditosE9m, Hasae ro0n, reading room
sns gazstsrss stnAy-
An informal progrsu Ess Rendered
for the Ss@nfEgr unles directions 81
Mrs. Eeo- Pexkias-
Cho-ns, HE il Mime 5rstrune1-
tai solo, Nnz MosIie Madison; trz0s
s4CareEinz Lnlaaby. MssSzrSes Robert
Smith, Fred Coleman AID Jasnes Nc
Eorne, Solo. As a cleaa Heart, Mrs r.
&zita- sotG. "a Little Bit af Lore. -
By the wrl1@rs after wkieh the Eer- n
H. Jones, pastor, spoke tozee-uzng the
eb5ses q tAe features Of activities be-
ing fg- ,ae gpaift Of CIR people IN this
corza=ni.v. which has received the
Esgses- enforcement Of all The efslzsay
Of Fer. Dodge Of his work He shea
iEsroaneed Mr. ID A. Dashlan. who In
his remarks Eszde some reference Of
EbaS lad been ase0us Sltshsd by Rev
yanes within three Tears. After
Trssaea aEs Rey. Jones stated that We
lad very Gsstzl gassae8 vsssto- In Coz
prese1ee. Prof l. G. Jclss. the prines-
TssI an1 founder Of Pinsy Woods lnsti-
trfs Of Braxfoa. Miss., Ehieh he
said Epn1a he Of s1Eas interest 20 hare
hfaa address - a. taEs tine OEs ras
Had 80 Distinguished hfznsef thr0rgE i
tais ACCOMPLISHMENTS AZ great vital
factor sn sae educational Ep2ffe OF Cur
y,eo5se TIE audience eheeged and ap-
pssuSeS heartily ~ Prot Zones ascend
cd the nostrrm Prof jones THAN stated
that it WIS with some Yefuesaney that
he ATTEMPTED ii, speak TO the public on
sseaur1 Of the many tksagx that had
paen fasd Of him However he seemed
10 hare well in hand the things that
be could best interest his hearers His
address .as of rare treat and OF
yrea- inspiration The story Of has
rasson and his faith, his belief and de
ermsnatien, In his possibilities to sue
iced 10 that of > gyea. end was really
.seesrifying He said that hard work,
and keeping at > thing and
Icing something WORTH while, was an
Insurance 70 success. The bare facts
yere laid open By him, that one must
Tsseover their possibilities vitkin them-
selves. then have the moral courage 20
along lines that would bring
greatest results He said there we're
more places 70 be filed then there were
race reople 10 ELL them. Hold up
vour heads and feel THAI there is an
ia life for ron, just az good
as anyone. Conditions are better every
where even in the south. The better
class Of white people are thinking
new aav Is eomIng.
Prof. Jones spoke In words Of highest
rrafse and communication CT the pastor
and his work and worth here IN fals
community The high estimation IN
which he In held by the best white eiti-
rem. Of his honest dealings and zeal !
business.
We hesitated not In believing him in
this statement when we +esstsslaer has
accomplishments not only -. the good |
of orr people but for the good OF
humanity.
Hss reference of tirne, referred 70 in |
bis remarks was exhibited IN very
MASTERY var. Prof. Jones il an Iovan |
p.odae+, having graduated from the
state college at Iowa City With high
honera ia 1863. AS q mark OF orr app.e-
citation for the great Inspiration ne |
brought rs Mr.. j. w. Madison arose
snd made motion which Vas seconded |
b. little girl, Eugenia BYoWns that we
give Prof. Jones standing vote o.
.asnks ard a ehsutauGua salute.
TIE pss4or thought II would be in
keerang with the eternal fitness OF |
shia2s 10 have lady of the church TO !
speak at this hour, and Ars. Geo
Perkins was introduced in her graceful |
manner. AZ women always are, she gave
grea. polish 10 all that was said. 4
The doors Of the cafeteria were
thrown epen and refreshments served
sars. Josephine 81. easier secretary OF
publicity.