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v III.
Vyrok poroty.

V kapsach mrtvoly nacha-
zelo Sc krone hodinek a peti
set dollaru mnozstvi dopisd We
die ruznych nezaplacenych IL
ctu poznamek, jichz jedinou
dulezitosti bylo, re poskytova-
~ pohled do kratkeho, ale ne
St astneho manzelstvi.
Kdyz starry Greylock Sc O.
petn6 vzpamatoval a zvedel G
vysledku ohledani mrtvoly,
dial zavolat rychle jedineho
praynika Blackportu a po-
slal ho hned do New Yorku,
ably zaplatil nezaplacene ucty
ieho syna
(Pokracovani.)
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"Podivno; dal jsem mu pc
nize; byl tez oloupen?"
"Ne; pet set dolara mel y
kapse; t6z hodinky. Rybar
jenz mrtvolu nalezl, bezel
hned do mesta pro pomoc. O.
men dragon v suknich, Mercy
Poolova, omdlela, jakmile "a.
slechla tuto zpravu. Byl jsem
jeden z prvnich, jenz prisel
ma misto nest6sti."
Pes najednou vyskocil "a
cal vyt; ma pokyn pana opet
umlkl. "Byla to vrazda, ci Sc
bevrazda?" tazal Sc Mr.. Grey
lock stale chladnokrevne.
"Nedalo Sc dosud urcit,"
odpov6del doktor. "Okolnost
ze hodinky penize byly ma
lezeny a re ruka mrtveho byla
pfimrzla ma revolveru, zda Sc
ukazovati ma sebevrazdu. To
se ostatne dokaze pri prohlid.
ce. Jsem koronerem tohoto O.
kresu a zbran, kterou ubozak
zahynul, jest u mne. Muj boze,
podivejte Sc ma slecnu Pane
lu!"
Uboha DANA klesla beze sic
va ma still. V tomto dome by
10 aspon jedno srdce, ktere We
seleho Roberta milovalo.
Aniz by slova promluvil, "a
zvonil Greylock pomoc. Stu,
hove prisli a odnesli sletnu
Pamelu do jeji loznice.
Kdyz dvere "a mimi Sc "a.
|vfely, obratil Sc DR.. Jarvis
jenz vrhl pohled oknem, opet
ku Greylockovi a pravil. ''PTi
pravte Sc ma smutny pohled
Itelesne pozustatky vaseho mr.
veho syna prave jsou prinase
ny do domu jeho otce."
Zavrzeny syn, jenz prec
tydnem byl nemilosrdne do nj
ci vyhnan, vracel Sc zpet de
otcovskeho domu, hluchy prt
celovani jake pro vycitky
proklinani. Stromoradim blizi
| Ii Sc S odkrytou hlayou muzov(
S bremenem a marami, n;
nichz lezel mrtvy zahalen dC
prosteradla. Kratky, nest'ast
s, ny zivot skoncil nahle = a ma
slime. o pulnoci, ma pokraj
pustych BARN, vydechl svu
! mlady zivot "a Iris, rozkosn;
balletka, k vuli niz vse obeto
val, byla nyni vdovou.
Pevnym Krokem pfistoupi
Mr.. Greylock Ike dvefim, kite
re sluhove otevfeli, ably prija
Ii smutny prdvod; tvar jeh'
byla jako z mramoru. Godfre,
Greylock nebyl muzem, ien.
dava zevnejsimi pohyby ma j,
vo, co Sc V mem dele. Rukou
ktera neprozrazovala chven
lse. stahl pokryvku tvafe sv6
no syna - S tvafe, ktere ji
pred osmi dny smrt vtiskla pc
Get svou. Pred ocima zveda
Iyych nosicu a pohledem do
ktora napolo vycitavym, nap
10 utrpnym stall tvrdy otec Q
kamzik bez hnuti S koncem p
lkryvky V bezbarvych prstech
pax zacal najednou sc potace
a klesl iako podrazeny strom
noham tech, ktefi nesli jeh
| mrtveho syna.
Prisny muz byl pfece Gle
vekem nlasa a krve.
VII.
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To Sc divine, ze mas pan pa
ter stale uci rikat V "Otcenasi"
pfijd' kralovstvi tive, kdyz pan
ucitel nam co chvili fika, re
jsme ted v republice.
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Smutne pOSadll sc DR.. Jar
yis, ably eekal. Skutecne, byl tt
podivny otec, ktery Sc zdra
hal vyslechnout zpravu {
SVEN iedinem diteti, jen ably
81 snidani nepokazil.
Slecna Pamela odtahla sesl
Cd stolu; trasla Sc 1zkostli,
wynn ocekavanim.
Lekar nemel zadnehc
casu k ztraceni & celia situace
byla mu velmi trapnou, jeliko5
slecna Pamela stale ma nehc
pohlizela zvedavym zrakem
take kazdy okamzik byl mu
vecnosti.
Greylock vsak $ nejvetsi
klidnosti pojfdal jidlo "a il
diem, aniz by Sc staral 0 roz.
cileni sestry.
DR.. Jarvis nemohl Sc jiz de.
le zdrzet a pravil: "Neman
skutecne casu, abych Sc moh.
dele zdrzet pfece nemohu
jft, aniz bych vyfidil sve po-
selstvi."
Mattel Greylock Woodsu
polozil vidlicku, podepTel Sc
mrzute stolici a odpovedel
FNuze, co mi chcete rici, dok-
tore?'
"Pane Greylocku," zaca.
doktor vazne, "kdy jste vide
Roberta naposled?"
"Videl jsem no pred tydnen
"a mraziveho vecera, chtel o
pustit vychod a odebrati Sc
ma daleky zapad."
"Od te DOLBY jste o mem ne.
slysel?"
"Ne; nechci mem mic sly,
Set"
Tvaf lekare stala Sc jeStt
vaznejsi. "Cteny pane" pra
vii, "Robert toho vecera, CT
vas navstivil, vecerel Poolo
We hostinci a rekl lidem V no
stinci, ze Sc vrati, aby tan
prenocoval, jestkze sc mu ne
podari Sc vami smirit. Mere,
Poolova zustala, jak sc ida, pC
celou noe vzhuru cekala n;
neho, jelikoz vsak nepflsel
mysleli V hostinci, ze jste s.
S MIN smiril a nechal ho u sc
be. nnes zahy z rama byl nu
cen jisty rybai: Blackportl
jiti pres mocaly 6kolo solnycl
jam tam klopytnul pre-
hrozny predmet - pres mrtv'
lu muze."
Doktor ustal. Slecna Pane
la sedela zde jako zkamenela
"Velmi neprijemne pro ry
barrel" pravil Mr.. Greylock
hodiv psu kus kufete.
"Dle vseho,' pokracoval do
ktor, "lezela tam jiz mrtvol;
asi tyden; hrozna rama ma lie
We strane prsou prozrazoval
osud mrtveho, revolver leze
vedle ubozaka ma Zemi. Blu
yam pomoz, pane Greylocku
omen mrtvy byl -"
Pan Greylock vyskocil q
sveho sedadla dival Sc ostr
ma doktora: "Muj SYM"
"Vas syn!'
Lekari Sc zdalo, re chladn
tvaf ami V nejmensim Sc ne
zmenila, re netrhl sebou al
iediny sval, q nehoz by Sc ds
10 souditi ma pohnuti. Slova ia
to. ktera by jineho otce znic
la. odrazila Sc cd jeho srdc
iako oblazky cd zelezneho kr
nyfe.
'Byl tedy v one noci "a
yrazden, kdyz opustil mi
dnm?" pravil zcela klidne.
"Patrne."
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NAME VYHRANO! Novin-

NAME VYHRANO! Novin-
ka, jediny prodej V Clevelan-
du. Nestarejte Sc, elm budete
topit, zavfou-li YAM plyn aneb
bude-li no V zine nedostatek.
Upozornuji vas, byste nekupo-
vail drahe uhli, dokud 81 nepro
hl6dnete move vytap6ni uhlo-
yych plynovych kamen S so
prcc. usporou. Je to Gist6 a
zdrave topeni. Prijd'te jen DO
c. 4643 Broadway, II. patro, z
Finn ul. Prodava jedine j.
Baca, jednatel. 1928
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Wy S TR All A!

Nizepsany vyzyvam timto
vsechny, kteri rozsifuji mn6
ltrhacne a mne zlehcuiici fe5i,
by ustali We SVEN neSlochet-
mem a ma pravde sc nezakla-
lajicim jednani, jinak X obha-
jeni sve cti budu nucen zakro-
titi soudni cestou.
JOSEF HRUDKA,
1858 zap. As. ul.
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JOSEF RUZICKA,
PLUMBARSKY
KONTRAkTOR
pTestehoval Sc

do c. 5747 Portage AVe.
Vykonavam vsechny plumbar-
ske prace, zavadim dstfedni
vytapeni (fernesy), stoky a
vse co do oboru toho spada.
Rozpoety ma pozadani. Obrat'-
te Sc ma mne duverou. Ia
praci rucfm. Zavolejte telc-
fonem Guy. Union 1196-K.
Sluzbovolny
JOS. RUZICKA, plumbar.
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PLATfME HOTOVE.
"a bondy Svohody, dsporns
vaIecne xnamaky

Kupujema tee stare zlato, Btffbro, pIa-
tinu. DIAMANTY. skvogty, hodinky,
rtut. magneticks ukazov9ky, neupo-
tfebene postovnf gnamky vse, co ma
jakoukoli cenu. Platfme "a vse cenne
hotovymi. SIMON, spolehlivy 1edna-
tell, MATTEL The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Ufadovna, pokot
&. 216 Lenox budoye, roh 9. ul. a
Euclid Ave. Denns otevfeno do ho-
din vecer.
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PRODA Sc 2-rod. moderne
staveny ddm v Brooklyne 0 5
pok. koupelnou dole to
same nahore. Uvnitr vSe ele-
gentne zarizeno. Cena $500,
hotove $4,000 ostatni die u
jednanf. Haste Sc V els. 4311
Clifford Ave. (blize w. 25th
car barns) nahore. 1926
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PRCDA Sc dina ma spray
ku obuvi, kde mono vyd6lati
az 800 tydne. Stroje hnan6
elektfinou. Naleza Sc V els.
1900 Lorain Ave. a da Sc "a
$3.50. Haste Sc V elsie 7753
Broadway po Ste hod. yecer.
8-29
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FARMA AZ akru "a $4500.
Tato drubeznicka farma Sc ma
leza pfi hlavni cest6 mezi Gle
velandem a Akronem. Je na
nj ddm Bungalow" 5ti po-
kojich, velke bane, 4 slepicni-
ky, potok skrz celou farmu. Je
tam 80 akru lesa, ostatni orna
pdda. Naleza Sc pouze IA mi
lie Cd kary a l mill Cd dlazby.
Polovic hotove. PrineSte 81 "a
vdavek. Haste Sc Fr. j. Pare
MICA, 3543 E. 106 st. z Union.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
grocerni ohchod, kde Sc trzi
$3.50 tydne. Phi obchode je byt
0 5ti pokojich S koupelnou.
Haste Sc els. 1917 zap. so.
ul., blfze Bridge Ave. 8-22
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MUSf BYT PRODAN triro-

IA PRfCINCU odjezdu do
Czech, prodam dvourodinny
dunn peti pokojich $ kou-
nou dole A pokojich kou-
pelnou nahofe, vse modern6
zarizeno. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste
Sc V els. 4215 Sackett Ave. S.
W. 1922
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MATE-LI LOT

MATE-LI LOT a $500, ia
vam postavim dGm die vaSeho
pfani a zbytek budete spla-
Get jako rent. Pfijd'te a pode-
piste kontrakt u Josefa Kfiz-
ka, 1880 Durkes Ate. v Cor
lst5. o-23
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u r OBJ N E
OZN 4 M k Y.
PRIME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc prodavaei ka-
Wy a grocerriho zbozi, ktefi
mali v tomto oboru zkusenost.
Haste Sc Il The Cleveland
Food Prc1nct c., czoo T. %.
St. 8
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PRODA Sc damska a muz-
ska krejcovsHa dina, aneb Sc
prime spolecnfk do obchodu.
Dobre misto zalozene pred 5ti
roxy S, Brooklyn6. Haste Sc
V els. 4301 w. 35th St., vez-
mete zap. 25. karu. 8-24
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26
YOUR MANNERS
IT Is Correct

1t Is Correct
To say, Let me present., when making introduction.
To present the gentleman to the lady
To mention the ladys first, "Nrs Blank, me
present Mr.. Brown"
To ask ladys permission before introducing masculine
strangers to her.
To introduce younger to an older person. maiden
natrOn, as Mrs A., let me present Miss b.
1t Is Not Correct
To Let make you acquainted WITH "Shake hands
with"
To lead lady about introducing her to guests
To take lady to a gentleman for an introduction.
To present distinguished person to unknown r
Blank, let present Governor Brown"
To speak the names in such haste that they will be
understood
It Is Correct When Receiving Introductons
10 extend the hand when is presented to you
your home
To bow and repeat the say, 'How do you do?
To RISE except at formal affairs lady may remain
seated unless presented older distinguished person.
To rise at aes if you the hostess you are seated
by her.
10 ask to have a name repeated if escaped you.
1t Is Not Correct
To wait longer than two days acknowledging receipt
of letter Of introduction
it should be mailed to the addressee with her card.
10 fail to write letter of appreciation to the person who
gives you a letter of introduction
To introduce all guests the ladies reception committee
at public or subscription balls.
To neglect to introduce people brought together
temporarily for golf, tennis, ETC.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.


Tribune while faults
uons of the bias and held the weekly
influence
thoughtful the other group
realize that thoughts
a worthy
attention
power. The
Critics recognize
hold shall all
believe shall
desire than
shall
publication
realize
those who heavily capitalized struggle The
increased 400 cent Everything else entering the publishing
corresponding
compelled suspend? Tribune
hard for existence
We
they will realize the necessity of their
cheerfuly gladly
The Tribune
their subscriptions helping
publication advertising medium
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26
WORTHLESS STOCK SELLING

So fragrant has the practice grown selling worthless stock
70 gube investors that several bills have been introduced into
the New York Legislature seeking safeguard the public
through the registration OF brokers offering stock and the fling
OF maps and descriptions property referred prospectuses
as containing OIL and minerals it sought to insure certain
degree OF genuine merit in the stock propositions put forth
Whether Of these bills viii be enacted laws and how
effective they would if enacted remains be SEEN
1t is hard to protect those who will take the most ordinary
honest promoters One of this kind said boased
that he could sell shares the Brooklyn bridge the Municipal
building BY taking m prospect the guble customer called
through tour OF Inspection OF either of these properties
is not to be wondered them that possible nervy
operator to sell stock dwelling houses which property
has title interest whatsoever vary the program he
rent until the purchase price is completed But no
case can he give any title to the property either in bulk by
apartments.
Such schemes not succeed it were not for
the creduty of those having little money parting with it
gauzy pretentons which they do investigate but
swallow without the slightest attempt discover there
to part with their hard earnings readily it would be well
the ministers to drop word of caution to the members of their
class of investors through their failure the papers,
prey the oldest kind of confidence game Most of
the however have their religious affiliations and faith
the advice from the pulpit word of warning would
be respected and might the worldly loss
Any proposition to raise millions of dollars by selling stock
for the underwriting OF Negro business Corporations should
carefully scuhzed before committing the UNDER
taking The raising capital s stock would be consider
able cost for commissions av expenses The question would
then be- how is this stock to be brought back after
deduction of the initial expenses which 90 to promoters
of the scheme? proposition which much risk
for the prudent investor who safety his principal
with small but regular dividend return.
The law and the pulpit may combine protect
fdng public from the sellers of shares in the ue sky" cor
poraons but in the last analysis the investor to-
protect himself by turning deaf worthless PROPOSE
lon Protect your pecebook by posting yourself to the
to the merits of the the character of the
promoters, pass it up.-New York Age.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26
TO THE COLoRED PEOPLE OF AMERICA
BY WILLIAM c. ALLEN

The writer member Of the Society Of Friends Quaars
the freedom of the Negro Often has denomination
tried to help you
Now, Friend, help you. You have difficulties
to encounter which ancestors did not know true that
many OF you are at present discouraged because of trials
We cannot wonder at this.
But exceedingly important to remember how far your
race has advanced in America the past 55 years
record to be glad Of Compare your present holdings real
estate your accounts your schools your churches vor
honored with the Insignificant position you with
spect to these matters 55 You and
then have thought possible Get government statistics
referring to these things and of will be asonshed
your own progress
have observed the condition of the Negro race in many
lands While in small countries few hundred thousands
Negroes have advantages nowhere except in America do
Of them have much good food clothing regard
of the white as in the United States
Now you to resent the ilwll who
not friends This will a thing for you to do
Hate begs hate force beges force begets evil You have
receiving i'll treatment and injustice from quarters
have me example to the world of the possibilities of
that trust and invite trouble for yourselves your
Do not think too much about those who have sed you
DO not forget that many white people have abused other white
people far more than have the white people abused Of latter
years Remember that you nave millions OF true friends in
America The Federal Council of the Churches Christ repre-
Recoect how the friendship of those who you proved
by their contributions to your schools and colleges Do not
our souls there are many people in America who speak
kind words to and who working your behalf
dsappont them by loss Of secontro Keep your friend
ships bright
appeal to you behalf of your friends well your
behalf not to listen to the advice those
striking back The recent has proved that force does not
rights does constant cheerful working the
problems that assai Do not give past steady
of improvement for way which will only invite disaster
for yourselves and your children
Those of who know the truth of what say will have
need OF using all their influence to quiet the hot heads among
YOU IhS must be done IT to continue its
development in America If ministers continue preach
trust in God will discover that the spiritual
stronger than all ese You will find that your material develop
ment will continue to Great the possibilities you
you continue in well-dong
400 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Pa.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26
GOING AT FULL SPEED

progress
group, says edtorialy
all history there hardly anything to compare with the progress
O and
Chronicle there United
constitute of the working
the necessary and
this
Associated
100000 of them service overseas
There lieacy
1921 than
States the the Civil Alabama Cooed
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26
MAN: AN ESSAY

written a
feet twoh and
time.
only difference little
Generally speaking they
bachelors
Bachelors yareies-elgble I'M ineligible.
eligible bachelor
ineligible obstnacy entirely
suspicion
variete-pzes surprises
prizes.
Making of a man one of the highest plastic arts known
0
requires science sculpture faith
especially charity
In these days Of feminism husband
until have tried living
A divorced husband isn't than a
Soft fluffy tender
awkward subbyhnned
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26
WHY AMERICA SHOULD BE PROUD OF THE NEGRO
BY WILLIAM PIckENs

We heard this subject discussed recently by the
graduates at Colored high school the South
High school orationS of anywhere always
ing the orators positive and cocure But
at Coored high school graduation Southern city, when
members of the wte) school board present with
their families and friends, the
principal and his teachers is place days after
the commencemen-such high school oraon is in class by
itself.
On this particular there present about two
thousand Coored people and about fifty white officials
friends The Coored graduates wonderful they were
bright and witty and showed disposition to natmaness But
the oraons delivered graduates showed
that the hands of their supero had helped shape
that those hands had been guided considerations
OF that part of the audience which numbered fifty than by
regard for that part of the audience which numbered
thousand This visible pity it fettered the naturanes
curbed the power Of these children
Finally the valedcorian sort of star witness,
with carefully denatured Grafton this subject:
America Should Be Proud of the Negro The child good
speaker and has brans but they had been cammd into
channels
the speech because they have stuck much memory
as in our In the parenthes Simply indicate
mental comment at the time. The orator summed up
America should be proud of the NEGRO
l. Because he is not revolutionistp George Washing
ton and Thomas JeffersonD
Because he does not rebel General and jefferson
DavisD
Because he agitaorY (susan B. Anthony and
the ProhbtonistsD
Because he believes in the goodness of aborr Thomas
Edison and all other inventors why try make
work?D
Because does not doubt or fret or worryp (Robert
Browning and Rabbi Ben EzraD
Because he believes force! NVoodrow Wilson
and force, force to the uttermostD
Because he believes in racial integrity" (Three million
mulattoes y
Because he lives by sweat his browp (Jews and
Gentiles y
9. Because he is not RADICAL" Jesus ChristD
And the president of the school board spoke approvngy
Coored principal looked sae and the white fifty capped and
nodded condesendngy and the Coored audienceaed
weeks afterward
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26

For those who are looking for some
thing entirely new, suits like that
shown above are provided in the
spring displays in which capes or
capelike overgarments or blouses with
short close-ftting peplums take the
place of the regulation suit coat. This
new idea has been worked out with
fine success in the model pictured
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26

One Of the best Of this seasons sep.
arate skirts is presented here and it
pleases every one who loves neat and
crisp tailored clothes. 1t is made Of a
material that has stripe Of shep-
herds check alternating with one of
black with a white line through it.
Box plaits almost conceal the black
stripe
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26
RIGHT LIVING

The lives
the contributions
nothing this world like setting
less life draws the mountain
move heart Those who feel that they
wohiptu would
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26

The last word in blouses appears in
this rich model of crepe de chine and
eyelet embroidery. 1t has short pep
lum pointed at the bottom, each point
supporting long silk tassel and a
girdle of ribbon held to the long waist
line by little rings.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26

Southern Negro Leadership Best the conclusion reached
by writer in the Raleigh G. Observer Fddlesicks What
really need is sound leadership AS matter fact this
question Of section must be taken the cellar Of our
considerations and buried in its darkest corner be
brought again to the light of These are no times to be
talking of South North East West We must surely stand
together If we don't will as surely hang together
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26

have conception Of
the plain attractive fellows
into full
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26
CURRENT AND OTHERWISE
By W. 4. A. MOORE
(sy The Associated Negro Press.)

(By Negro Press)
The ports from the Drama declare that
Actor Gpn deported himself like gentleman made good
Speech did not his knife get the food to his waiting
mouth and altogether created rather fine impression the
people present In other words he nctioned 100 per
am disappointed expected he would upset few tables
getting to his seat eat with his knife his soup the
lap OF the person sitting nearest him and in fact do
thing but act like the born gentleman he is All of which,
reminds that the proverba tempest teapot has nothing
Americans when they get into their heads that they
must do something supremey silly.
group of Chinese students University Chicago
have asked thousand the three following questions
What is your idea OF God? Do you believe in God? "Why?
Someone has said that the Chinese really curious til
Chinese statesman had put the query his auditors hat isl
cvilzatioh?" ImpUdent? should say he And so do Il
determine the aforesaid Chinese students And yet am almost
tempted to that God the supreme and Holy Being
whom all believe but refuse absolutely to obey. "Why?
simply muddies the water and up things general tt
looks to like another evidence of the yellow peri our
midst.
IT, Southern journals declare President Harding does
not believe in Social Equality what in the thunder he
believe in that's American? Social Equality" is the basic prn
cpe which the Republic founded Take
of the elements that and parcel Of its czenry and
the structure will literally fall about heads If somebody
to assert that the President has small faith proscuos
disposition of the favors of SOCIAL TDITY would respond
with hearty AlIEN AS it is, l don't a tnker's rap
whether Mr. Harding believes in Social Equality That's
his business, not mine In my right going the
social equal of anybody big enough match in wits and
ability to do the work of life