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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

un0 mag er geidet, tpirb Gridte ira.
gen lange Sabre binour6. Das @ebe
Got! 5eire bertpeiften Sobne 5rangt
eg, alien ienen, tpel6 6urh ibr per-
ionlides gri9einen ODER ibriftli9
an ibrem berben 8erluite teilgenom-
men, Ben innigften Danf nb5uftatten.
Sic gItern Des b%eritorbenen &errn
Mbtes .fino Inn bereits Dor 10 SAT-
rem bodbetagt in oie gtpigfett ooraus=
qegnnget1, geraoe dig er ii6 nuf iei=
ner 6ritten Nomreiie befan6. Cine
letblihe 5dpelter, bie ebrp. S9pe-
tier @ertru6 i'm Notre Game &loiter
al Miltpnufee, iiberlebt i'm; tpegen
idlpdhIider @eiun6beit un6 borgerid
ten Mlters fonnte Tie am 8egrdbniiie
hires 8r1oers nidt teilnebmen. Cine
Nidte bon inn lit ebrp. S@peiter
8. g.. g., bonn alerirs-
hospital in 8ismmd, Nortb 9afota.
geine ubrigen 8erpartoten tpobnen in
10 6rau &obnen in Sob,
lena. SRI. 6. 2etpen, 2ebrerin in
5teinbeim an Ser Sieg, Nid. 2etpen
in @oblen5, an6ere IN ganienoorfv
Miebeim nnb 2oieni4 an Der Wolel.
S. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
@ereinS Na@ri@tem.

Mittppd Dergange11er Mobf
mofnte Moun1 @iemen5> Yrdli0ent oeS
int ct. Glou0 beltebenben ct. Soiepb:
MGnnerpereins elmer in ct. SAUL ab:
gebaltenen 8%erlammlung 0eS Bropa:
gnnoo=&onitees 6es 9. 81. 6. Staats:
Derbonoes BET in mel6er neblt on.
0erem ein Flan beipro6en mnroe,
Oem 6taotsperban0e namentli6 abe1
ser 9. 81. 6. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BON Minneiota neue Mitglie6er gu
5ufubren. No9 bonitdn6iger Musar=
beitnng 0ieies BloneS miro 6erlelbe
oaen i'm 5taate beltebenoen, Dem
Staotsperbonoe o]1rgeborigen 8erei=
men 5ugeian6t, Sic nod 6emielben Mn=
merb11ng nel1er Mitglieoer belorgen
louen.
Ser in ct. @loub beIteben6e ct,
Wfargoretben l1nteritlbnngsberetr
bielt Montagnbenb in Der ct. Wfa=
rien1dulbaGe Sabresoeriammlung, IN
pel9er folgen6e 8eamtinnen fir ooS
neue Bereinsiabr geudblt murben;
&ohm. P. 2l1fe, 8. g. s.. s.. s.,
geijtli6er 6iibrer; Or. IS. s. Stangl,
gereinsar5t; Meuria 5eiienoorf, getpe-
lene Hr11t6entin; Sophia 56e1inger,
Bp4ii0entin; Mnna 3ieroen, 8icepraz
iioentin; Moria Biaing, protofolie.
rer6e Sefretdrin; Nnna Jranfe, ST.
non51efretGrin; Matb. 8auer, S6ob=
meiltertn. SSn 6as 6inan5fomitee mltr=
Sen getpdblt &lara &oi6iol, Mario
Dombromsfi un6 Sopbia Selienoorf.
3meiun65man5ig Mitglie6er botten
1i9 5n Ser G%eriammlung eingefnnoe1,
un6 anen tp11r6e cine ct. NifolauS-ge
iheerung 5l1teil
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

@s mar @ottes @ille, 0aB er europa
uno sic 5ablreiben Sreunoe sort, Die
er 1ib 6ur6 feline groBe Milotatigfett
e Ionoers in sen lebter Notiabren err
tporben, auf 1ieier 8elt ni6t mie0er-
1ebe. ga, ser 8er1torbene miro bon
elmer groBen Mn5aW &l0itern, cari@
tatipen Mnitolten, Somilien, 8rie-
1terr1, n11p., als lieber @obltater au6
iibers @rob binaus in @bren gebal=
ten meroen. sic ole mer6en feline ge=
mobnte Sreigebigfeit IN 19perer Scot
16mer5lib bermilien. @u6 BEN Meiliio=
men I'M Snr- uno Muslanoe mar er
1tets Elm GROCER Conner getpeien. SSn
Mnerfennung oieier 1einer Satigfeit
beionoers I'M Sntere1ie ser Sn0ianer=
nn6 geegermiiiionen fat ser 81. @ater,
Eap1t 8ene6ift XIV. ibm gelegentli6
ieines 1ilbernen M%btsiubildnms I'M
porigen Snbre Elm etgeneS 5breiben
iber Ian6t un6 linn and6 altf 2eb5eiten
6en @ebral19 ser Guppa magma &C.:
%ltattet.
SSSn ieine11 Briefen an Sreu1r0en IN
europa gob Mbt Heter offers Dem
@nni6e Mnsbrud pie6er als einfa=
9er Mon6 I'M &lolter 5u leben, 90 oie
8iir6e Ser 8eranttportung in 1einem
boben Mn1te i9mer o1f feline S6nl=
tern bride. 0as @efiibl ser 8erant<
mortlidfeit tpar itarf in ibnt ausge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

net, Mbt Yeter, $. g. g., fur5 Dor
leinen Eooe angeoronete 8rieiterber-
letnns 1T I'M 2oufe Dergangener Wo-
die III &raft getreten: Sodm. P. YIN
oreag, aopIan oes ct. Soiepb Mlten=
beims BEL ct. Glol0 ais &uplan Der
@iao 9bola1tica III 3rlutb; bodyp.
P. 8iIbelm bon 0ulutb ols &uplan
oes ct. SoIepb Carbohydrates IN ct.
9aul; bodyp. P. Sloepbons bon ct.
Saul als @aplan oes ct. Soiepb M1-
tenbeims BEL ct. CLOUD.
X sSsn ser 81. Mifolons @emel1loe
su Belle Niper puroe Gienitag letter
ISOLDE hos Yatronsfelt in feierlider
@eile begonger. Sodm. Serr &utd
Dol, 6plep 5elebrierte oaS feierlide
Sodnmt uno preoigte in englifder
Sprad,e; als Diafon aIiiitierte bodm.
Serr Builder Don @elt Union, ser IN
Oe1tld)er 5prade prebigte, bo6m. ST..
@eiienbori Don Siofis als S1lboiafon,
lueldler nod) oem @ottesbienite eine
Aniprade iiber Sen Catholic Sectional
@elfare Council belt, un0 Ser bodJm.
Eforrer Steinab als 3erenoniar.
X @obp. 9err s. BON SEN 9oer,
iriiEerer Efurrer in @orb Springs,
1pelfer on Ser ltniperlttdt at Waib=
ington, 9. g., ei1en ipe5ieQen Mfti-
iions=&urjus burd)modte, lit bon iei=
nem Sbern als Mitslieo Ser Weiiiions=
aelenidoft Ser 4reu5bater nit Solpt=
iis III Snamia, Mirn., erlponnt nor
Den. Snomia lit cine empprbliibenoe
0rti6oft, 9ipiiionspunft ser 500
gabnlinie 5ntiden 0uultb l1no 8roo=
ten, gelegen an oern Scenlc Sodlpege
s!piifen Sen ~3milinllsituoten n1o
Srainoro. 0ie &reu5pater lpcroen
n1d)ltes Sssabr in Snou1io ein 9topi5lat
ibrer @enolieni1aft er0ffnen nno
cbrp. ltri uli1en= Stpeltern lperoen
Sic 9eitltng Ser Efarrihulen iiberneb=
men. Sod)1p. bon sen Soer tit jebt be-
reit, Sic 9eitung bon Miliiolen, Oyer
sitien un0 piersigitiinoigen Nnbodten
Su iibernebnlel1.
= Gie airbeni tiiDle fir oas groge=
IdpB ser re1el1 1t1befledten gmpfang=
nisfirde in ct. Glo1tb iino angefom=
men, ur1o oas Mufltellen oerielben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

einltimnig erflarten, in ibren @emein
SEN fir bette Stibe bes 8erbonoes
Gorge at tragen. Gtenltagaben6 fono
cine glei6e 8eriammlung in Der ct.
8onifo5iuslbule 5u Welrole ltatt, 5n
ser lth a119 biele Manner geitent bot
ten, oie nad Mnb0rung berf6ieoener
Mnlpraden Sic @abl Ser 8eamten oeS
0i]triftsberban0s borna6men. 9on=
nerl togabenb finbet in SoleD, Sreitag=
aben6 in Morris, Sonntagnadmittag
in 2ittle Sols unb Sonntagabenb I'M
Mn0itorinm Ser &atbeOralbo61dlle
eine Ser iammlung 5ur @rorterl1ng
ser @riin6ung bon 9iltriftsperba10en
olS 3meig bes Motional Catholic Wel=
fare Club 1tatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
iobiele beilige Meiier gelefen 1no auf-
4eopfert als geraoe fir Mbt Setter.

lobiele beilige Wefl1en gelefer1 1tn0 atlf.
geopfert als geraoe fir 4bt Setter.
Mls Mbt bat er fem &loiter meife
rro pdterlid regiert. Die @rnno,
iabe edit fl0terIiden 2ebens .bod5n=
balten mar ibm Ser5ensbeoiirfnis, 3D.
bei bergaB er iebo1 niht bie mannig=
foden 8eourfniife Ser Ha1toration.
Selbjt nit oaen I'M 5rie0en lebeno
mor er peinli9it barauf be6a6t, DOB
Ser Srie0e nn6 6ie @inigfeit, oiele
llnterpfGn6er Ser 8Iite elmer 4om~
m11nitdt, getuabrt bliebe. nn6 er bat
nit beitem @rfolg gearbeitet, tpte Die
groBe nno bliibenbe Mbtei oeutli4 be-
3eugt. 81 SATIRE fat Der Beritorbene
ols Mbt gearbeitet, oaDor IL 5ugleia
ais Yraies ser Observation-Disclosures
iilhen Beneoiftiner< &ongregation. St
i6ritt ols eoler &reu5trdger burd's
Qeben, ser anbere rubig aber li@er
nod ii9 5iebt. Mit srober @eoul6
bat er gerungen Big ans @nbe, nno
mir biirfen 5uperiidtlib boffen, 0aB
ibm cine gldn5enoe &rone als 2obn
beldieoen lit. Mag NUN and, mas
lterblid) an Mbt Setter NOR, I'M Stau=
be ruben, fem @eilt miro f%ortleben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15

miro redt5eitig belorat iein, 10 baB
am bodbl. 8eibrmdtsfeite iiherltd
Ser feierlide @ottesbtenlt in bem berr.
lid eingeridteten l1nterbml Ser re,tell
Stride o%bgebalten mer1en fann.
\ esn Ser ct. Mifolaus Stride 5l
81. Mi6olas tpl,rbe am 6. De5ember
oas 8otronsfeit in feierlid)er Weile
%begongen. Sodm. Serr Efeiffer bon
g6en @allep 5elebrierte cos 9od}amt,
mobei Serr 5berer bon Bearl Safe
ais 0iofon un6 bodm. Nfarrer56e n
CT ais eubbiafon aiiiitierten. .Sod)'p.
P. 8oulin, .. g. g., bon 8aubln,
Minn., belt Sic Seitpre0igt, in Der CT
lid na1nentlid) unter botpid)tige Be
Iebrunaen fir sic Mdnner erg1ng.
@ahreno oes Mmtes nabten lid Die
Mitolieber bes 81. Nifolmlszytan=
nerpereins Sem Slide bes Serr11.
*Die erlte @eriammlung our 1rll11-
olna fotbolild)er Diltrifts8 obltdttg-
feitspereine in ser 9io5eie ct. @lono
uIs 3meig 6es Mational Catholic Mel=
fare Club fan6 Sonntagabeno I'M groz
aeihof ser ct. Morienfirde IN Mler-
onoria Itatt. @eeen 5weibnnoert Nddr=
ner botten 1i9 aus ienem Diltrttt CUR
Gerlommlune eingefunoen, tpelde ben
perlhie6enen int Snterelle oes o.
1triftsperbanbes gebaltenen &eoe11 nit
Spann,1nq lauidten. Mn erIter Steae
lprad SEER g. IS. O'@roop bon Wa@
lbingtou, 9. g., iiber oen 3mef Oes
Notio1,ol Catholic @elfare Club, nno
linn folgten als Heoner Sic bodtp.
Serren @runenmalo, &enner, Surlt,
un6 Sen Heigen idlpB bod9p. 9err
M}obpmol0 bon ct. Glou0. geaboem
Sic geamten 0es DiltriftsperbnnOes
oelp0blt unb Sic &eriammlung gum
Nbld)Iub gefommen mar, unterbielten
iid Sic Manner nod Bis sur lpaten
Noftitunbe iiber bos, pas in Ser yer
lomn1l1tnq ait lift DIR %georltnge11. -
Montaq fono III Ser Sdnlbaue Der
ct. Mnna @emein0e BON MaOe1m Die
Notwithstanding ltott, IN mel9er
Serr O'@ra6p III iiber5eltgenOer We1=
ie einiqe MiBbeuigfeiten be5iiglt4 Der
@riinoung oes Diitriftsperban0es Flor
Ieote. morouf sic antpei en6en Hrielter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-15
uahelGnee sum- 8eerab>
mis- Hes hetkw'iten Abtes
Peter Gnoel, y. =. 3.

@s NOR I'M Oftober bie1es Sabres
bei ser @einleie an Der i6onen Mo=
lei, ser @eimnt ser @ltern 6es bo6m=
item Mbtes 8eter @ngel 3: g. 8.
Cine Midte 6es 9errn Mbtes, promi=
nente 6eutibe acknowledgements, mor
gefommen, Inn einige Sage i6rer
Serbltferien BEL Ser Tranbenle!e GIT
berbringen. Sn friiber &tnobeit, na6=
Dem lie tire @ltern 6nr6 oen SOB per=
loren, botte 1ie an &errn Mbt ibren
belten Breunb nn0 8erater> gleihiam
einer 5peiten 8ater gefunoen. Dus
@eIpr69 0rebte li6 tint Die gu=
roparei1e, sic ser @err Mbt, tpofern eS
@ottes Mille lei, I'M Wonat Wear5 oeS
SobreS 1922 on5utreten geoa6te.
Simmer mieoer, obi6on lie nidt Die
geringite Mbnung bon Ser tooli9en
&ranfbeit batte, sic Der Serr Mbt %,
mails bereits nit ii6 trug, CAB Die
2ebrerin ibrer @efiir6tung Mnsoruf,
i'm ni9t mebr m%ieoer51leben. SD
Ir1dte es ibr %a11s5ure0en int Sinblif
auf sic ftarfe &on1titution 6eS bo6m=
1ten @err11 nr6 ietn ntdt oa5ubobes
Sitter, ober imrner tpte6er iagte tie:
uGs mag ibneu geben," gerooe ols oh
lie cine Borabnung Ser @reignilie Ser
lekten @oben gebabt babe. 2etoer bat
ii6 tire 8efiir6tung all5ni6nen er=
fuQt. sos @rab inter Der Sraner-
tpei6e onf DEM @ottesader ON See
bat ii6 iiber Sen iterbliden neberre-
item 6es Iieben Gaters, Witbrnoers
uno Srenn6es geid1oiien. Seine See
le lit biniiberge5ogen IN oaS 2an6 oes
6rie6ens, SEN moblber6ientet 2obn 51
genieBen m1f emig.
Ser oft 1pie0erbolte @liifpuni6
6es %filbernen S11bildamSiabres 1920
M6 m1ltos amos fat ii6 getpen6et
in Sen Observation-Disclosures 8nni6
bes 5terbeiabres 1921 Requiescat IL
9oce. Mn5nfriib fit oie bielen 2eio=
tragen6en in Mmerifa un6 europa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06
THE STRANGE CASE OF DOCTOls
HOSKlNS.

The Sophomore Clnss Of the Mcdi.
cal College Of Virginia seems to have
made DR.. Margaret Hoskins the
"storm centre Of an unenviable motor
icty, charging her with hay
ing given voice to the opinion that
she would prefer marrying an intel,
lectual citizen Of color. commonly
known in this section rs Negro to
an ignorant member Of her own race.
That the underlying animus in this
charge was largely due to the fact
chat Miss Hoskins hailed from New
England and could be regarded as a
yankee" largely explains the reasons
for this most unreasonable and un
jltstifiable attack.
No sane person, unimpregnated
with prejudice towards either the
Negro or the nprtherncr could pre-.
sumo that Miss Margaret Hoskins. an
accomplished white lady would pre-
ftr a member Of the despies race to
the fellowship Of the handsome, high
ly Intelligent white men for whom
Virginia is noted. Tho whole affair
eoems to have been conceived for the
parpsse Of ,injuring and humiliating
her. Certainty co,ored men prefer
1.-THE matrimonlial cnmpanionship Of
their own people. They are opposed
too to the milking Of tho races. II q
Ch'nesc wall could 'be built in the
Southland to keep tho races apart,
they would favor eudh project
Thanks to the white mems foresight,
colorcd men are able to marry white
women without going on tho White
side OF HE line 80 to do. By some
tnscratable but aither explainaa,le
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06
CHICAGO NOTES.

Ecelsior Circle 102S Royal Circle Of
Friends of the World entertained ut
their hall, 3517 Indiana Avenue last
Friday evening with M interesting
program and elaborate banquet In
honor Of the supreme president, DR..
AZ. A. Williams. 1t is to be regretted
however, that on account Of out OF
town business matters, DR.. Williams
could not be present. Mrs. II. A. viii
liams their daughter and Mrs. Mag
no ia Hudson, secretary Of DR.. vii.
liams were present ana spent an ell
joyable evening. Many prominent
speakers appeared on the prograf. M.
T. Bailey of Tho Bailey Press Bureau
acted as master Of ceremonies.
Isaac S. May, 35th and Dearborn
sueetS who went to Gibson City, Miss.
a fe wweeks ago to bury the remains
OF his neicc. has returned to the city.
Pride Of Chicago Lodge No. 1884
has established headquarters at
Bailey's hall, 1898 State street and
will meet regularly every third Fri
day evening.
&. 7. Lee we'll known in the Mason
ic Fraternity, Il member of Quinn
Chapel and Of The Virginia Society.
who has been seriously i'll for sever
al days at Provident Hospital is
some bettep.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06

VIRGINIA-In Hlstings Court Part
II City of Richmond, January 90.
1921.
WILLIAM A. NORRIS. -. Plaintiff
MARY MORRIS. ...... Defendant
The object Of this suit is to obtain
for the plaintiff an absolute divorce
from the defendant upon the grounds
Of wilSul continuous desertion and
abandonment for more than three
years prior to the institution Of this
suit.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant Is not a
resident Of this State, 1t is ordered
that the said Mary Morris do appear
here within ten days after the due
publication of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect her inter
est herein.
Copy Teste:
w. e. DU VAL, Clerk.
e. II. G. DU VAL. d. G.
c. MIMNlS, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06
THU STAKE BURNING IN
ARKANSAS.

The burning at the stake Of Henry
I owry, Il coiored man. charged with
murder WAS one Of tho most ftendish
exhibitions Of race prejudice arg
twentieth century savagery that has
boon chroniclod for some time. The
burning of this man 1T the stake took
phasizod fine fnct that tho distingu-
isllcd occupant OF the White House
had hettor turn his facc away from
Europe, where tho Turks are alleged
to be massacring tho hrmenians, who
are not American citizens TO Nodena
Arkansas, where the man burned nd
mas3ucred Is an American citizen.
This act of human savagery must
necessarily make more insistent that
Congress shall by special legislation
take notice OF this common method OF
punishment in This country, which
admittedly vioiaans and nullifies n
specific mandate Of hhe Constitution
of the United States, which provides
that cruel and unusualI punishment
shall not be inflicted. We have al.
ways oontaltdcd that the time to pun
ish mob is when Chey are about to
commit tho murder and place to pun
ish the same mob is at The place where
It's members have assembled to COM
nit The lawhesS act.
Ten or twenty determined men
could have stopped this heinous lynch
ing and have stopped the disgrace
which has come 90 Chat prosperous
southern State. or course. 1t is all
wrong to presume chat ttll Of the white
people Of this Static oither condone
or jultify this aynchinG. But the re-
sponability must rest somewhere.
The mon who committed the crime
seem TO feel that. hdcause the unfortu
| nate man admitted ais guilt, that
this should end the nIatter. while IA
VI sbets ~ IN LhO ~
ginning OF The Investigation which
will lead TO tho punishment OF the
| men guilty. Of this hoinons crime
against civilization.
Horny Lowry would have been
punished by jhc law. No jury, white
on black in the facc of the admissions
world have. failed TO have meted to
him the punishment that he had earn
ed, but as the smItcr now stands, the
crime is moro against organized soc!e.
IS than 1t is.againSt the poor unfortu
nate. whose light Of life has been
blown out forever. We raised the cry
more than thirty years ago. We repeat
it now. Lyndh4law must G0! And the
lynchers with 1T!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06
PLAYMATE STAES BOY OF SIX
THROUGH THE HEART,

Stabbed through the heart with a
Knife by Il playmate While. at play III
the street, Cleveland Morton Smith, a
six year old colored boy, received yes
terday wound from which no died
alloSt instantly. John Andrews Hugh.
es also colorcd aged IL Of 1922 Taylor
street was arrested last night on a
charge OF involuntary manslaughter
and is being held in the Juvenile De
tcnt!on Home.
The atfair was accidental, witness
ea dclare. According to the police, n
group Of children were playing In the
street and the Hughes boy had knife
with which he was frightening n girl.
AS he pokcd the blade at the girl she
Is alleged TO have exclaimed, BE care
full or you Will cut mol" Following
tho remark the boy said, "Well, win
cut you" In saying this he drew back
his arm ns though to strike blow
and In doing so struck tho Smith boy
who was standing behind him. The
blade entered tho boys body through
the heart.
Tho hoy was picked up and carried
Into his home, at 1914 Taylor street,
and the ambulance summoned. He died
before medical attention arrived.
Crimes Dispatch, Jan. 20. 1921
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06

method, we have white men and wo.
men, classcd as Negroes, who have
Roman noses. straight hair, we'll
formed teeth and hair that will rival
that of tho purost Anglo-Saxon. They
did not get these characteristics eth
or by virtue of lawful wctilock, al.
though 1t would have been honorable
Tor them SO TO do. Some OF the peo-
pie responsible for these conditions
are constantly suffering from night.
mares less the result of this union
shall in time DO aegalized.
But there are tens OF thousands OF
other white people and Negroes, who
are not concerned about this ghost
of social equality and legal racial
amalgamation.
Young msM, who were born virtu.
ally yesterday do not either know or
understand and it is gratifying to
know that the soDer-sccond sense of
the officials of this great collegiate
institution exercised itself in q man
ner TO end the discussion and to
drop out of sight this agitation
which could only do harm to
everything and to everybody, who
had any connection with 1t.
The colored people, the Negroes
are glad that ahe matter is ended
and they hope that class in ethics
and common sense will be added to
the curriculum of this noted institu.
ton where the hot beaded young.
sters in this Sophomore Glass may
learn their last lesson IN getting along
ana succeeding In the Southland with
out racial friction or northern antag
onism. Selah.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06
We w ish them n pleasant

March. We wish them pleasant
tHay.
Mrs. Ioney Polk of 544 Seventh
Avenue. N. w. left hast Sunday for
Winston Salem N. C. to visit friends
and Will return early next week.
In sad but loving memory of my
d gar brother, Harry Reid, who PASSED
away twelve months ago, january 81,
1920:
Just year ago, you left Ws.
How We mss your lovely face,
But you left ID, to remember
None on earth can I'LL your place.
Oh, We think of you, dear brother,
When our hearts are sad with PAN,
Oh, Tins earth would be Heaven,
Could we but hear your vo co again
Sister, AIil:e Belle Braxton;
Mother and Brother, Daniel
Reid.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06
MttS. LUCY CLARKE BURyED IN
WEST POINT,

Crossed over tho river TO lwc,I
among the blest, Mrs. Lucy Clarke,
how of the late Henry Clarke. She
died ut the rcfidence Of her daughter
Mrs. Juka jefferson, 1919 n. First
street tuesday. January rs, 1921.
She had been II patient lsufferer for.
qus number Of years, yet amid
her days of aflltctNn' she exercised
mat Ia IN that way once for all time
oel Vercd unto tho saints.
Her funeral, solemn and impress,
i've was conducted from her home
Key. Joseph Arlington, who had
Tilted her dur lng her illness, por-
trlycd beautiful Christian life OF
the deceased. He spoke of the
faehfulnesl; OF her daughter. who had
cared for her.
She leavcs Il daughter, Mrs. Julia
jefferson. II son, Charlie, II. Clarke
ST.. of West Point, Va. Her rcma' ms
were carried TO Wert Point, where
they were Inferred u the family plat
hes de her husband.
TO live in hearts we leave beh nd
IS not to die. IL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06
&. W. MCCLURE AND GOIsEE ARE
DENOUNCED by q. y. l..

Atlanta, Ca, Journal, January 90.
.--Dcmanding the resignation OF Q. p.
Goree, chairman and w. IL. knrnes
vice chairman reading 9. w. Mcclure
<oAairman OF the ways and means com
miu.ee out of tho party, the Kepubli-
can state central committee for Geor-
gla took ;, drastic action OH several
qaesIions ut u ve.y special and highly
entertaining meeting held Friday aft
ernoon az the Negro Odd Fellows hall
on Auburn avenue. Charges of purity
disloyaity, misuse OF campaign funds
false pretense iii soliciting funds and
u.soDcuience to the manuate OF the
centred committee, wcre aired ut the
session which went tnrough the form
OF II "trial"@of the two onicers.
The "trial' was III the nature OF
an OK purte proceeding. as neither
Mr.. Goree NOR MIR, KarncS was pres
ent 10 answer the charges or present
defense. Several witnesses, Will, {
ana BACK were placed under oath
and made statements TOR the prose
curion which was conducted by Ben
j. Davis, we'll known Negro poiiti-
clan and II. ii. Holmes, Il white uttor
ney. After the five specific counts
in the indictment" had been read and
evidence introduced in support Of
each, Il special commttee was named
to formulate the verdict which found
MsssrS. Goree and Karnes guilty OF
of various high crimes and misde-
meanorS against tho Republican party
in Georgia" to quote the finding accur
atcly.
This formality over with, the com
mittee adopted resolutions calling up
OH Mr. Goree and Mr.. Karnes to re-
sign their offices but although there
Was overwhelming sentiment In favor
OF ousting them summarily, 1t was
finally decided to await the action Of
the national Republican committee be
fore taking more drastic action. II
was pointed out that the ousting Of
the chairman and vice chairman by
the committee itself would probably re
suit in more serious internal party
strife.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-06
FROM a WHITE MANS
VIEWPOINT.

We published an account of Marcus
Garvey and his activities from q color
ed mans viewpoint and now we are re.
producing a remarkable analysis OF
this same character from white
mans range of vision. Tho remark
able part about il is that scant char
ity is visible in the scathing comment
OF the distinguished Negro critic,
while absolute fairness and generous
comlnondation am everywhere in evil
dcnce in the yoluminous comment OF
this brilliant white biographer. 1t is
a case Of Negro against the Negro,
with the white man in favor Of a Nc.
gro.
This is the paradoNical condition ex
isting we!Inigh everywhere lin this
country. 1t emphasizes the repeated
assertion that after dvery thing ls
said ana done. the worst enemy of
the Negro Ia the Negro. How can we
change these conditions? How can ws
alter this state Of affairs? Education
orry tends TO emphasize this state Of
feeling for the rank ana file OF the
colored people are truer and more
friendly towards each other than tho
clement which has been blessed with
e1ucat.oA and improved by travel.
Here Is the distinguished sconom-
lat. lecturer. scholar and historian