The Brunswick news., 1922-11-30
NOTED COLORED
EDUCATOR GETS
WARM WELCOME
Exercises to be Held in Front
of Handsome New COlOred
School.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
TO BE REPRE- 5ENTED
No Special invitations Have
Been Sent Out But Public and
Especially Officials Are Ask
ed to be Present.

That the Motion goodwill tour Of
Georgia will be a great success is ap-
parent by the fine manner in which
the party is being received by the
cities thus far visited and the sound
advice that he IL giving to his race
as We'll as his eloquent appeals to
the white South for mutual helpful
ness and a spirit of Justice to his
people. The tour began at Atlanta
when DR.. Motion spoke to u very large
audience Last Sunday afternoon, be-
ing introduced by Mayor Key, who
predicted splendid results from DR.
Motions contact with the people OF
Georgia. On Monday DR.. Motion made
three speeches al Washington, Elber-
ton and Athens. In his Washington
speech. among other things, DR.. Mo
ton declared that Social equality Is
not wanted By either race. When the
Negro asks for better educational ia
ciiities. better railroad accommoda-
tions and justice in the courts, he is
not seeking social equality, hut is
simply asking for justice for himself
and family. Character IN the black
man as In the white man. counts for
more than color Members af boib
races must learn to talk frankly and
sympathetically with each other,
rather than about each other The
party was in Waynesboro Tuesday
Last night DR.. Motion spoke in the
municipal auditorium in Savannah.
The part is due to arrive in Bruins
wick at 1885 today over the A., B.
& A. railroad and it is expected that
large number of colored people will
be at the station to meet these dis
tinguished men of their race. The
citizens committee reports everything
in shape for the visit Of the party
and urges the citizens generally TO
come out and hear this gifted and
earnest speaker.
Seats on the platform are being re
served for members Of the board of
etucation city and county commis-
sioners. officers Of the board of trade
and the Young Mems club. The
speaking is to begin promptly At 2
D. ~ from the platform erected
across the front steps of the new
colored memorial school building. Git
liens are requested not to park their
cars on Albany street opposite the
building.
The program includes welcome
address by DR.. r. N. Jackson and
the introduction of DR.. Motion by
member Of the board Of education.
Some slight change in the enter
tainment feature Of the program viii
be necessary on account Of the i'll
ness of Charles A. Clark, who has
done more towards bringing the par
tv here than any ether Individual in
the community. Should the weather
map be off. the speaking will be held
in the auditorium of the new build
ing
On arrival the party viii be TAX
en- in cars to the Glynn High school
where they will meet members Of the
Glynn county board Of education, and
will visit in order the plant Of the
Stewart Bottling works, the county
fair, St. Athenasius' school, through
the colored business district, thence
to SeIden Institute. and back to the
eolored public school building. The
ride is TO end promptly at one o'clock
even if a part Of the itinery has to be
cut. On the other hand If time per
mits, other points of interest will be
shown the visitors.
The party will be served dinner by
the domestic science classes Of Ris-
ley school in the schools dining
room