davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

de Rivera, Dupuy de Gregory, GuZ-
man de Negr0n, Mauriho viuda de
Diaz selorita Dolores Santiago.
Tambi6n Sc procedi6 al nombramieA-
to de los distintos sub-comiteS de los
barriGs. reGayendo .todoS en- pers5nas
de prestigios Y entrlsiaStaS defensO-
res Ge Ia, religi0n,' .~
Ell mismo dfa Sc abri6 la cOlecta pi-
blica, iniciandose con los tlisn0s des4
cendientes- de aquellos hOnorables eiu-
dadanos queise llamauon den Jose RAJ
mon Figueroa Y ,dola Carmen Reyes,
a cuyos magnaninlos corazones Sc del
be eli temple Gat6lico.sel cenienterio y
La casa parreauial que existen act,iak
menteA en- la 4localidad, y cuyas 0hl'as
fueron eostea4as con sus prcpies re-
culsos. NTodos ellOs correspondence
digna y esm6ndidamente Al la invita-
ci0n que Sc les, hiciera para susclipir
La colecta. q entQnces el 2omite- de
recaudaci0n. ,sumamente entusiasMa-
do por el resnltaqo de esta prinsera
tentativa. continue Ia colecta en In pc
blaci0n. Il las seis de In tarde va
podfa proclamarse eI .triunfo defini-
two de la idea.
La Comisi6n> de damas hiZo tambiGH
un recorl'ido en- la noche de aver lG
mes con un reSultadO por demaS sa-
tisfaetorio No obstante. la 'cbra que
intentamOs realizar requicre alsunoS
centenares de pesos, Y dada Ia s!ttla-
ci0n actual &c nuestra Jurisdiction,
no podemcs esperar que Vlllal'm. So
la, ppeGa terminarla. Y de ahf el que
Illas s.comisiepes Hombradas tensan ct
2prop0sito de solicitar la sayuda dtl
Ilustldsirao .seilsg Obispo, de los dig
! nos Caballeros de Colon, de las Damas
Isabelinas Y ell general de toaas aGue
| Has personas amantes def progreso Y
manteniniento de la religion cat0li-
Lea. %
;IIabrsi alguien que pueda nesar su
concurso a esta. obra? Los catoiicos
de la isla tiencn Ia palabra.
T Moth :-Todas isquellas personaS
que deseen enviarncs algunas sumas,
pueden dirigirse a les tesoreros dc
ambos comites, seiiora Epifania OH
yieri de Colon y senior Antonio Biasgi
I, covcsponsal.
yillulDa, MARIO IA de 1929.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

Sc van a hacer los acostumbrados
festejos para los marinos de la fiota
del Atlantico el Secretario de Ma
rina, que estaran en- San Juan para la
toma de possession del nuevo Goberna-
dor. Pero, segtn information cfcio-
ciosa de aver, la legislature quiere
actuar en- esos festejos completamen-
te independents del Gobernador inte-
rino, sin duda pensando que debe de-
jarse a este todo el tempo necesarIo
para tratar de convencer a su amigo
el Senador socialista que eel gobierno"
tiene, ahora Ell >proposito de que no
haya motives de atribuir los incendios
en- los, canaverales de los Centr4les
Y fincas, a las predicas de los hastfa
ha POGO amigos de PalaciQ, Y squq PC
aparezca Ia representation del pais
actuando en-, ning1p asunto, aQq}q{Eqe. ~
sea para feEteios, con el buen amigo,
del ex, Executive, a qpien tambi4n q9e-
dan tan pocos dias de aQtuacion gut
bernamental. ,s.3 J., St..a
-4Elalider socialiSta Hama lTinselen-
tie" Y otras lindeza3 al Jefe~de Poli-
ola Bennett, porquei'trata de~Thante4
neroel lorden en- los distritos en- huel-
ga. Seguramente que ESQ n1ismo le
dira .cuando Sc encuentre en- la lsla
el Gobernador Towner. A menes, por
s,,,,,,as+o do one el 'tinterino" no COM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
Para Esther.


Ella esta vieja, ella esta ciega, ella
esta triste.
Unos cabellcs blancos como un alma
buena Y suaves como un rayo de Ia
ma, nacenr de su cabeza de Eirgen y Sc
escurren calladamente para caer So
bre su espalda;
Eli su rostro tiene arrugas, el su-
frir Sc las, aumenta y hace mas m
tense SUI dolor;
Aquellas pupilas azules como el IN
finito cielo que quemaban como ell
sol, ahora solo infunden respeto y
compassion.
Y su pelo, sus arrugas y sus oJos
me causan dolor en- el alma yime dan
ansias indescriptibles de, ser omnlpo-
tente para devolverle la luz y volver-
la joven y alegre.
Pero ioh Dios miol es impossible
mi dolor sera eterno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
N O 7 A S

plazca al Senador y destituya al Jefe
antes que llegue el nuevo. ~
Sc insiste en- los circrlos politicos
que la manifestation popular en- no.
nor del nuevo Gobernador, sera efec-
tuada Ia llegada del Sr. Towner
que de todas las poblaciones de la is
la vendra una nutrida representation
del partido unionista, no oponiendose
les republicanos a esa demonstration,
pero actuendo los primeros indepen-
Sc han preconizado los "metodos"
de la instruction en- Puerto Rico. Gel
adalanto, la efcioncia, Ia civilization
han cbtepido un enormq ayanee". El
isistena es de 10 mas grandioso que,
pucdo darse. Los n9illones de dollars
ga2taaos On instruction pdblica bajo
la di.q2ciRn De los inqonmensurableFs
1-aazt9Ps,, So han enpleado perfectaa-
aacatc, R2ro ahcra resulta que, Sc
GIN -el. t1opio, CoEfisienadQ de ms
utiuaai6n, de Puerto Rico, ell primer na7
.tigoi &c. npcimiqnto, cue va,a esq car7
go, Los maestros natives de Puerto Ri.
,co no sabon ensenaa ingles en- las est
tue.as pfbHcas Y hay, que .traer profe-
sores del Contineate. La exception,
por. supuestpn de Ia capacidad, es en-
favor del ,pTeopinante.
Ell MismO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
La MADRE Y LA HIJA QUEDA-
RON S0RPRENDIDAS DE LAFOR-
MAEN QUE LAS ALWIO TANLAC
La esposa de un con0cido comerciante retirado
declara cue dio fin al sufrimiento cons
tante por la biliosidad ell estreni-
miento. Dice que no hay
NADIA como Tanlac.

cia, y desde entonces he lido mejoran.
do. va no me molesta mas el estrefi-
miento, mi digestion es mucho mejor
y mi apetito ha mejorado tanto que he
aumentado varios kilos en- pesoi en-
realidad, Tanlac me ha convertible en-
una persona sana y feliz.
mi hija Antonia comenzo a tomar
Tanlac al misrno tempo que yo y tam
bien ella va aumentando en- peso Sc
siente mucho mejor mas fuerte.
"Tanlac nos. ha a'iv;ado de una ma
nera tan maravilloaa que ambas cree
mos que no hay NADIA como ell"
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las farlna-
Gas dfoguerias.
Sc han vendido So millones de bo-
tellas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

iGraves noches de dolor continue,
fatales dias de inquietud terrible!
J. iCuando terminaran para ella?
! Cuando tendran su fin para mi?
La vida es un martirio, Ia muerte
es una gloria iCuapdo Aegas donde
ella, infalible muerte, para hacerla
santa del cielo? iCuando llegas don
de mi para darme la felicidad supre-.
ma?
Eres cruel prolongando tn auseneia.
Ramiro E. Ortiz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
sUCEso EN- LAREs

En- 81 barrio Buenos Aires, ell dfa
10 del corricnte fallecieron por enye-
nenamiento, al parecer, debido haber
comido yuca braya, les nifios Anasta-
clio V Mercedes Velez, de 4 y amos
dc edad. reSpectivamente. Fueron de-
biaamente reconQeidos por el medico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
. NOTAS DE- VILL,A'LiBA
|APORTANTE ASANBLEA GATOHCA

El domingo, dfa once Gel corriente
mes, yra iniciativa de distinguidos ele
mentos de esta localidad, Sc llev6
cabG una importante asamblea cat0li-
ca en- el salon, de- aatQs de este muni-
cipio. ID. K .s.,
4 las diez de la mahana, hora Sc
ilalada para el aetc,l Sc haHaban con-
efegaLos al frente del edificio unOs
cemtenares de cat0licos de anlbos Sc
KOS. revelando Ell sus semblantes el
cntusiasnhyr que les calgsaba ell acto q.
iba celebrarse. AKA lsa 3
\ lns diez y meaiu tdinaron asien-
to eli eI salon dioHincipio la assam
blea. ,Iaciendo uso lie Ia palabra el Sc
cretaA.io del muiieifio. duien en- cor
tas y atinadas frascs eXpuso a la con-
currencia la necesidad que eXiste en-
Villalba de llevar cabo la recOns-
trucci0n Gel Temple Cat0lico, hoy en-
ruinas,, no solo per la importancia que
entrala para maiIteiier vivo Ell nueS-
tros cofaZones .el entusias,no pof nues-
ira santa religion. sino que tambien
por el beneficio que reporta al pro-
greso de la poblao ion. Termin6 indi-
,cando Il nuestro querido pdrroco. ell
ipadre Marrero, para que con la auto
ridad el prestigio que lie dan el sa-
grado miniSterio que ejerce, hiciese
tedas las observacisnes Que conside-
rase pertinentes al objeto de llevar al
amino de los asambleistas Ia. necesi-
nsad Y conyeniencia de realizar tan
importante obra Ell el t6rmino mas
breve. ~
& Sc levaIlta ssel padre Marrero y ha-
|.bl6 del espfritu religioso que preyale-
&c IN los pucnosa vcciilos de esta To-
calfdad. ponienda de relieve la fe i
|Iel enti,siasmo que sienipre en- ellos ha
Observable Ell t6do 10 due signifRs
pr6glSSsso para la religion. Acto Sc
g1aidos anuncio la necesidad de EN-
/ PREMIER Una Immediate campaha para
sla recollection de ford6s.sy q nombra
lniento dc los eanitts flrcesarios para
tai gfih Su discourse f,le lhW aplau
dido.
Nucstro queriilo, don Julio OH; ieri
Presidente lie la Asainblea Municipal
v uno de los inieiadcres de la idea
- i .f l. 4
Sc leyanta, y luego de dar las gracia:
la Iii foncurrencia por haber CORES
| pondido Il Ii inyitaeion que Sc les hi
ciera, lropuss Y fut aceptada por to
dos, una relacion &c nombres par'
fofmar eomit6s dlrectiyos de Ia loca
lidad, en- Ia siguienfe forma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
Conaitd dc daaaas.

Prcsidenta HoIloraria, seiiora Hele-
M de Nc X. Jones Presidenta efec-
tiva, sonora criado de znyas; Vice,
sefiora Colon de Rosario Tesreral
seilora Oliyieri de Colon secretaria'
seiiorita Praxedes zayas: vocales, se-
iioras Rosario de Toledo, Ortiz dc Cas-
Stillo. criado de schmidt, cridao de
sautaia, Figueroa de zasas. Figuerpa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16
aIYCENDI0 EN Jt,ANA DIAZ

FL dfl Is del actual. ocurri0 I'M in
cendio en- la Colonia Cristina. de Rus
sci v G.. Sucesores. No Sc dice la can
tidad de cana qucmada. Sc inyestiga
el case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

Presi,Icntcs, IIonorarios. e Ilnstrf-
simo selor Obisro 81 cura parro-
co, seiier Mairero;, Presidente efeeti-
10, don cnsimiro F'igneroai Vice, Mr..
Walter Nc X. Jcnqs; Tesorcro, Anto-
Mo Biaggi sccretaiio, Juan Bs An
gulo Y vocales, stiiorcs Victor Tcle-
dos Luis Zayas, Felipe Colon Agustin
burg s. Florehcio Figperoa, Francis-
co Carreras. Miguel Eriado, Severe
Rosario, Juan Psia Rivera, Manuel
Santana, Natividad Guznlan y Julio
Oiiyieri.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

REPARACIoN DE AUTOMOBILES
ST desea I'd. reparar su automovil acu-
da al Taller de Andrau Aglilar & Co,
Inc, Marina. frente al Presidio que.
dara I'd. satisfecho. Sub-Agente, Fran
cisco ". Muniz. Ponce -Guayama- Maya
guez
Sub.Agente. Francisco v. Mufiiz.
Ponce-G e-Guayama- -May.guez
Advt.
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REpARAC1oN DE AUToMoV1LEs

YillulDa, MARIO IA de 1929.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-16

Z -Nota :--Todas t'squellas personals
que deseen enviarncs algunas sumas,
pueden dirigirse a les tesoreos DC
ambos comites, seiiora Epifania Oil
Yieri de Colon senior Antonio Biaggi.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
in the Tombs prison.

Those of US, who may disagree with
let our prejudices go TO the extent oil
unjustly Furnishing and humiliatinr
him. In doing tn, We simply perpe
tuate. the very teachings which we de
sire moot TO elm nate and stamp our
lie; MIR. Garvey and his followers have
th5 opportunit! that any other organi-
.&iCn enjoys The American people
ere discri-inatin and we include i'll
tlls number. Negroes. They know
what they want end know what they
60 not want. If leader is fakir OF
2 deceive, they are discriminat NJ
enough 10 deny 20 h,m support and he
will go down to rise no more.
Tens of thousands of Negroes want
a Republic in Africa, obliv Gus of con
ditious there. Marcus Garvey Ia
spreading a propaganda, which will.
eVe' tually lead to revolution pre-
sumad to be peaceable in it's results
Those If us. who live up to American
traditions and claim all the rights of
an American citizen will have no part
in The moveme mt. but tn S is no reason
VIII, w. should Ostracise, prosecute
and Kill those, who ho.d different op;n
ions. Marcus Garvey has right to his
liberty. If he transcends the rules and
practices of this country. hn can be de
ported and Great Br tain IS the coup.
try to take his case under advisement
under representations of the United
States Government.
One thing we know, Marcus Garvey
will be more dangerous to those. who
are fighting his movement by being in
carcerated in II United States Prison
than he will be at large, where any
other leader is at liberty to reply to
and to refute his arguments. lie; us
be true to American traditions and
play fair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
DIR. MOTIONS PREDICAMENT.

Some Of our race journals, notice.
ably, the Washington Tribune are crit
icising DR.. r. r. Motion, Principal OF
Tuskegee Institute for his alleged at
titude with reference to the personnel
sOf the Veterans Hospital for Colored
Veterans at Tuskegee, Alabama. The5
charge that he has comprom sed the
situation by his attitude in this ma.
meeting OF the Negro Business League
of which organ cation he is PresidenI
did not completely allay this feelinc
or answer the criticisms launched al
him
The reason for all of this is that
DR.. r. r. MoIon. like his distinguish
ed predecessor in office is great com
promiser. pursuing, of course the lines
of the least resistance. AS a result NJ
often finds himself in most embarra.
sing situation. Some of his intimate
friends have permitted confidential
information 70 get to the pubic and
this has been the source of much en-.
barrassment We have no doubt but
what Dr.. Motion is personally in favO.
of coiored personnel ut the Veterans
Bureau Tor colored veterans. He
however, between the devil and thu
deep blue sea" IN this matter, between
the hawk and the buZZard," vainly
endeavoring 10 find some neutral lane
ing place during tlais agitation.
He must please the northerners, who
are Financing Tuskegee Institute ant
the sOutherners, who possess the pow
er to curtail the right and privilege oil
the institution already founded. Dr
Motion was necessarily consulted reld
tive to the agreement to have whit.
official over this Veterans Burea,
with two white assistants. That he as
sented to the plan. under duress goe!
without saying. The only persons t
'cut the Gordian knot are the Pres
dent of the United States and the Di
rector, Gen. Frank T. II ines. Neithe,
of them seems DESTROYS of ASSUMING
the responsibility in the premises. S.
there ye aire."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
CARNEY GRANTED BAIL.

We learn with genuine satisfaction
of the dec SIGN OF the United States
District Court at New York to release
Marcus Carney on s15,OO0.OO bail.
This is as it should be. There never
was any good reason why he should
have been d1n;ed THIS innate right for
this period Of time. 1t is reported thar
Hon. Perry ". Howard is largely r..
sponsfble for this result He deserves
high praise. he has done his Party a
service and removed odium from those
in charge Of affairs n New York. With
men and women. going "unwhipt OF
justice for crimes against public
decency, rape. murder and arson. IL
was an outraea 10 subject a leader Of
this type to continuing Incarceration
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
DISKS FOR EQUAL OPPoRTUNIT,

Conciliator Brown concluded his al
dress with the following significant
u.terance:
Il refuse to confess judgment that
Negro labor is inferior Injured to the
language OF our country, to its cu'
toms, ideals. and traditions, it should
Lave priority over distinctively alien
labor. The simonspurity of its loyalty,
its cheerfulness, and its availability
weigh strongly IN it's favor. 1t ask,
only an opportunity to show its fine
points. The labor is not perfect What
labor is? 1t is striving to catch up
with acknowledged standards and
when it catches up, I pledge you that
it will keep up.
"As sound economical proposition
the industries should foster the i'm
provement of thb quality of this labor
not only for emergencies but because
Ionetenth of our population must not
trail behind nine-tenths nor tarry
along the fringe Of cur industrial pro-
.sresS. "A chain is no stronger than its
weakest link The spirit of liberation
and of the Golden Rule should prevail
the orthodox of human brotherhood
and universal opportunity SHOULD
inure. In short. Civilization should
loosen the reins ON Christianity to the
end that this gtieat force may function
for humanity and all of humanity
, black and white, jew and Gentle, as
conceived by the Master Mechanic o.
our Creation"
An appreciative audience, including
the Premier Of Labor of Canada gov
ernmental officials. and labor experts
from all parts of the world, gave close
attention to Commissioner Browns re
marks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
MISS POWELL ACCEPTS
POSITION IN HARLEM LIBRARY
preston News Service)

New York City, Sept 13.-Miss VIZ
GINA Powell, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, ha
accepted pos ton as assistant Libra.
rian at the 135th Street Carnegie l..
brary here. Miss Powell is talented
young LADY OF pleasing personality ana
disposition. She is graduate of tn.
Library Course of Carnegie Library
School OF Pittsburgh; Bachelor of Art+
Oberlin College, class of 1919 and OF
the famous Fifth Avenue High School
OF Pittsburgh.
During the World War Miss Powell
cid special "Y' work and was station
ed ut St Paul. Mimi, where she d d
Splendid and commendabie work. She
is the niece of Miss Jennie NJ. Proctor
president of the Strait-Tex Chemica
Company OF Pittsburgh. also q cousin
OF Mrs. Werner Van Horne. a teachec
in the Brooklyn schools.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15

Toronto, Canada, Sept. 6.-Aocom
panying Assistant Secretary of LahO.
Henning. and Bu.',ou ch els anu OFT
Gals OF the U. $. Department Oh LabC.
Phil III. Brown, U. 5. Commissioner vi
Labor, delivered II notable address 10
day before the International AS ,oC.a,
ion OF Employment Sorvicism which
is closing a memorable conv ntion in
this city on employment problems anu
policies.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
nTHUD Or.SNsrs - e'r>.,ys E,
YOU NOW BY YOUR
FURNITURE!

When you can get Furniture Anc
Rugs from an Old Established hons.
Hike JURGENS--that's known to ssli
the best quality goods. Just as rea son.
able az elsewhere-whyn not give your
friends a good impression. 1t will
give US the greatest pleasure to show
you our wonderful stock OF home
making comfort giving EuraIture
and Rugs Hud-dnn't fail tn AK uur
statesmen about our hank:ue Pisu
winch gwen you D, 10 or Is month";
in which to pay fOi any purchase
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15

| You are perfectly right i'm assum:ns
| that l am interested in you and also
that 1 am deeply concerned in the wel
fare OF the community at large. Ere
sumo that in reference to the commun
! ity at large you wish to convey tact III
ly the thought that I. am not in IN,
habit of discriminating in matters OF
color. In this, you are right. 1t seems
to me Just as desirable that cc!orel
citizens should receive justice and :.
far chance as it is that similar oppor
tunities be afforded to thr white cit;
Zens.
With the details of the Mechanics
Savings Banks trouble, 1 am entirely
unacQuainted.; but if you and your
committee have any possible plan for
removing these difficulties I shall. in
deed, be very glad to lend my assis-
lance to it's de.eloru ,nt.
We challenge any one to determine
the residence of this dist 'nguished
writer by the language and the tone Of
the missive. He is the off spring OF
V1rginia's noblest parents and ranks,
high among the residents of the South.
land. Why should we go all over the
country seeking friends, when we
have them right at home? He is n dis
tlnguished southerner, who has tbs
courage of his convictions and he IS
always ready to express them in the
open. 1t is tbs class of Southern
white people that we strive so hare
not to offend. They are identified
with the Inter-Racial movements and
they are doing all in Their power to
lessen the gap now so much in evi.
dence between the races.
1t Is needless to refer to the other
classes, who are persistently endeav-
orlng to Cypress us. We all know.
that they are the SOuth's worst enc
mics. Those of us, who reside below
the Mason and Dixon Line still have
nope and we shall struggle onward.
even though I'VE die in despair" Ger,
tain IT is that white people of this gen
tleman's kind and character are Oh
the increase. He is steadily gathering
recruits and believers in his way of
thinking. God reigns and His princi-
pies are being frocibly presented from
time TO time throughout this great
country of ours.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
MEN INJURED AS POOP FALLS
Ntcston News Scrric,,

Pittsburgh. Pa. Sept. f2.-FiYc men
Sera injured when 81 tons Of stce' md
lumber, compris ng the roof of build
ing Under construction in Penn. ave
nue collapsed end fell 30 feet 10 the
first floor last Friday morning. TIE
men were at work on the first 7oor
ot the building when the roof let 80
without warning. it is said Anon.
the injured workmen were: John
Shanks. aged AZ years. SO Crawford
street; four ribs broken cut an.
bruised. suffering from shock. Waite
J. Fraz er aged 3S years. 3 GIenfor .
street decorations and bruises B0fi.
men are in the Homeopathic Hospital.
The other men were white.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15

to us at Tuskegee 10y a Republican Ad.
ministration. under the whip ana
spur of the Ku KluX Khan has been
granted To us by practically every
Democratic State Government from
Virginia to Texas.
Brethren and sisters, Why not Now
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
VIRGINIA. THEOLOGICAL SEMIN
AIRY AND COLLEGE BEGINS
18TH SESSION ON 18TH.

The Virginia Theological Seminary
and College Will begin Its Beth annua!
session, Wednesday, September 18Th,
under most favorable conditions.
when the opening day arrives thc
physical conditions Of buildings aad
grounds will be fine for the war
work. Necessary improvements a.e
being rushed to completion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15

Giving right instructions to your
children often produces genuine con-
tempt on the part OF these same chill
dren. This is as true of white folks as
ii is OF colcred ones.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15

games. contribute splendidly to physi-
cal development.
The institution will place good and
well equipped teams fer fCCt bal, anu
other athletics in the field. The sum
and total of schocl lin. will be IN in
1eresting chapter for the academ C
year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
"EMERGENCY" LABOR FIRST.

To meet the memorable demands %
Northern industr IS tie Comm ssic,.-
ier showed how, as first, Negro m
giants came North merely as emeri, N
cy factors in turning out supplies for
Americas needs. of the colored labor
group, the Commission said:
He is drafted in the great indus
trial crisis as he was drafted in the
war. He is sought to fill the unskil!sd
functions of alien labor. At best. and
without thorough thought he is class-
fled as emergency labor, rather than
preferred. To the industries the nclr
sion Of his labor is an experiment: 20
him it is the realization of n century
of dreams. The tolerance of one com
bined with the awake ming of the J-her
"hould render tins iabo: rcrmanent
m the 81 heme Of industry hut the !a'i
ure of either to contribute it's full
share in essential cooperation viii!
cause the great plan of absorbing one
tsnth o. the na'ica's population into
its industrial life either to fail or DO
hopeless!y deferred"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15
TRACES NEGRO HISTORY.

Tracing the advent OF co.cr proju-
dices forward from the days of Noah
and thf time when Simon, the CyreE
ian, aided Jesus as He trOd the path
Of agony to His crucifixion, the Com
missioner showed that the old and the
new civilization. alike. had treated
color as an intricate problem.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-09-15

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