The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-26
HAMPTON INSTITUTE HONORS SOLDIER HEROES ON ARMSTCE DAY
ARMTSTICE DAY WELL OBJ
SERVED In BOSTON.
Funeral Of Returned Hero
Held in A. M. E. Church; Huge
Crowd Present.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 24--Boston wit
messed a double observance of the
national "Armistice Sunday" as sug-
gested by the National Equal Rights
League. At noon a full military fun
eral was held over the remains of a
returned soldier. Sergt VIM. e. Car
ter, most famous of Boston's Colored
war dead, at the South Armory con-
Quoted by the VIM. Il. Carter Post of
American Legion. VIM. l.. Reed, Esq,
eminent officials who made a line of
demarkation for Colored Americans
after Sgt. Carriers great sacrifice, dis
graced themselves and the nation. Rev.
the race to fight a good fight to
make evasion of real democracy diff
cult.
Democracy Congress.
The browning feature was the mass
meeting at 9 p. M, in the Columbus
Avenue Zion Church, where congrega-
tons of Peoples Baptist, 18th Bap-
Joined in the Armistice observance.
y. T; Morris, president of the local
Equal Rights League, explained the
purpose to honor the soldier dead and
TO further their cause for world de-
mocracy by arranging and sending
delegates to the End World Democr-
cy Congress at Washington. Dec 14th,
during the World Disarmament Con-
ference.
Rev. NJ. A. N. Shaw. pastor of 18th
Baptist and national president of the
League insisted that it was in the
Providence of God that the World
Powers had at last come to this coun-
try, so that the Colored people could
reach Lloyd George and the heads of
other nations, including Japan without
going to the expense and time of
travelling to Europe. While the peril
dious Wilson forbade passports for the
first Place Conference, no one could
keep the race delegates out of WASH
ington. He also characterized Pres.
Harding's Alabama speech as illogical
and diaholical in it's social separation.
Rev. d. S. Klugh. pastor of Peoples
BAPTIST declared that the Disarma-
ment Conference offered our race a
historic opportunity to get our actual
condition the diplomats of the word
as the matter of protection, both by
personal interviews and formal pc
titions by national convention at
Washington He also said that Pres.
Harding's speech, by its subtlety, was
the most mischievous thing yet done
to the race.
Compliments Soldier Guests.
Rev. B. w. Swain, pastor of Zion
paid an eloquent compliment to Off
GERS of VIM. +. Carter Post on the
platform as men who had saved the
world and given the race title to real
:
hold national convention at the
doors of the World Disarmament from
the very nations for whose very life
our boys fought and died. He then
appealed to the audience for funds to-
ward convention arrangement expen-
ses and the audience responded with
$4,000.
Method For Delegates.
Secretary VIM. Monroe Trotter read
the Call of the End Democracy Con-
gress at Washington, Dec. IA, urg-
ing the race to hold local Equal
Rights Meetings to send delegates,
and permitting any race body or
church to send delegates to take part
fully in this Congress to be conducted
by the Equal Rights League, provided
they brought credentials. He explained
that there would be a similar after
church mass meeting in some local
church every SUNDAY night till Dec.
IA, to raise funds 70 send delegates
to be publicly chosen at the final
rally.