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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-07

China 1ameatae that IS .a.laes never fired shot.
al Ca.ac-a civil war must Esya Been peaceful to the
r1aeIa4 after hilGGcl uEia.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-07

The Philippines seem 10 * q training scao9
nefIcau diplomats. tee a--e brown DO,
3n hcs ba hard ed -g taet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-04-20
ANOTHER COLORED CON-
GRESHAM

The election of Hon. Oscar DePriest
to the House of Representatives has
emphasized the fact that the citizen
of color in this country has a des-
tiny, which is slowly but surely de-
veloping itself. The South, from
which all past political recognitions
have come is no longer in the lime
light. The desire of the white labor
unions to get rid of foreign compe-
tition in their lines led to the enact
ment of drastic immigration laws,
which in turn caused the industrial
centres in the North and West to ''run
short" in man power. AS a result,
resort was had to the Negro labor ele-
ments in the Southland and then the
great migration set in.
Chicago, Illinois, was the objective
and with this heavy Negro popula-
ton, the desire for political recogni-
ton increased. Mayor William Hale
Thompson, that masterful Republican
white leader, saw the trend and he is
credited with having thrown his sup
port to Oscar DePriest with the re-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-04-20

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If you are really anxious to get out
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-04-20
WAKEFIELD, VA. NOTES.

NJ sses Dolly May Jackson, G. Par
ham and Sadie Borner spent Sunday
with Misses Ethel and Beatrice BOY
kin. 80 u
Parker Visited Miss Estelle Hallimon
Miss Virginia Boykin and brother
Mrs. c.. B. Wright and daugnter
motored to st. Marks Church to at
tend the Easter program. Mrs. Z.
B Wright mistress of ceremonies;
Scr pture reading, Miss Virginia Boy
kin. welcome address, Miss Harriet
Stiff.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hildard were
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G: Il.
Boykin. Miss Eva Gay of New York
is sting her parents. Mr. Charfle
Cav and sisters gave card party
recently Little Dorothy M. Brown
spent the week end with her aunt
at CORTLAND. Va. Messrs. Hack,
Hargrave and J. w. Wright visited
MIR P. T. Boykin. Mr.. Jack Pat
terson spent Sunday with Mr.. hopy
Gay.
Mems Day at Oak Grove Baptist
Church was largely attended. Amongs
tfose present and making a few
remarks were Mr.. Anderson Boothe
Norman Baker c.. S. Boyk Eddie
FIarr sen, f. V. Brown and Jasper
Judkins. MusI3 by Rising Star Quar-
tet. S rron by Rev. B. F. Hill.
Few. and Mrs. A. F. Bowe were
the Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
r II Warren =. 49,.
Anniversary of the Templars took
~ ~ p ney Grove a NJ. E. zion
Church Sunday April IA. Sermon
BIZ Raw. R. H. Plott. :.
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suit that he has chained the black
we. 50 to speak, to his chariot wheel.
This is the beginning of the move
ment and there is little doubt, but
what some other colored leader will
soon be heard from as having voice
IN this public forum of the nation.
No white man can speak for the Ne
20 like the Negro can speak for
himself. 1t is true that black men
are envious and jealous of each other,
but this does not hold true with ref
erence to the masses and this handi-
cap must ultimately give way to the
movement for the general good.
Despite prophesies to the contrary
Oscar DePriest holds an undisputed
title to his seat in Congress and the
shadows which doomed have melted
away to nothingness. 1t is now Con-
gresham, the Negro Congressman
from the Windy City, in a congress
s;onal district where Negroes hold
sway.
The Richmond, Va, News-Leader
says;
REPRESENTATIVE Tinkham, of Massa-
chusetts, today made public letter in
which he informs Attorney-General
Mitchell that President Hoover will
be subject to impeachment if he does
not enforce the fourteenth and fiji
teenth amendments to the federal con-
s-itution, with especial reference to
The voting rights of Negroes"
We don't see it that way, with all
de- respect to Representative Tink-
ham. # Massachusetts,. Il seems to
Us .hs. :. 5 the duty of the Congress
. provide the appropriate legislation
vrGer which President Hoover is to
act 10 bring about this enforcement.
The reduction of representation in
Safes denying the Negroes the right
to vote is the remedy. The fight
should be waged in a Republican Con-
gress of which the distinguished New
Erglander is a member.
What is to be done with Hon.
Henry ". Anderson, leading Repub-
lean in this State, who openly opposes
the right of the Negro voters to vote
and TO participate in the Republican
organization in Virginia, together
with others who hold similar views
upon this all important subject? They
are Democrats wearing Republican
uniform. They stand up when hold
ing political office and swear to one
thing and when they retire from the
place proceed to do something else.
What is to be done about it?
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-04-20
THE SEGREGATION CASE

We listened carefully to the We
able argument of Assistant City At
torney Lucius F. Cary, backed by
the glowing comment of his distln-
guished superior officer, Hon. James
E. Cannon, in the Police Court, Tues
day morning, and we were convinced
that these gentlemen are relying upon
the decisions of the courts in deciding
that cities and municipalities have a
right to define and specify the uses
to which property shall be put with
out regard to ownership. Let US see.
Are these decisions "on all tours
as LAWYERS would say with the segre-
cation case, the ordinance enacted by
the Richmond, Va, City Council! "A
zoning ordinance defines the use to
which a building shall be put, the
kind of building that shall be erecteo
and it stops there.
It states that within certain con-
fines or limits of city, the KIND anu
nature of the construction IN
whether the structures shall be uSeo
So, residential or commercial pur-
poses. Tito
r. does not say whether white
merchant or a colored merchant snal,
do business in store or industrial
structure. 1t does not say wheVher
white family or a colored family shal'
occupy residential structure 10 DC
rlo;n If does not make the RESTRICTION
~ limit the use on account of either
race or color. 1t grants to white
an or owner the privilege to use MS
nroperty himself or to permit us use
NV another and it grants to the col
ored man the same privilege
But the segregation ordinance
takes away from the white person
the right and privilege to use his own
residential property should it be IN
block, where the majority OF the res
idents are colored and it takes away
from colored person the right TO
himself use his own property II the
majority of the residents IN that par
+icular block are white persons. ms
interferes with the vested right OF
ownership and is expressly forbidden
in the Louisville, KY, decision handed
down by the Supreme Court OF the
United States in 1917,
What would be thought of an ordl-
nance that did not interfere with the
purchase of Rolls-Royce car by
colored person, but prohibited that
person from riding in it on the streets
of Richmond with a white person as
an occupant or vice versa? One
proposition is about as ridiculous as
the other. No one, who will read
carefully the very definite decision OF
the Supreme Court of the United
States and has at the same time an
open mind can doubt the unconstitu-
tionality of the segregation ordinance.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States must reverse itself in such a
manner that the "seat of it's breeches
will be in 'front.'" for it to decide that
this piece of municipal patchwork
squares with the past decisions of that
august tribunal in Washington.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-04-20
PHYSICIANS DIRECTORY.

Herbert A. Allen. 412 E. Clay Street.
Edwin E. Basett, 1719-A E. Main Street.
O. B. II. Bowser, 51S n. Adams Street.
J H. Blackwell Jr.. 1922 Hull Street.
L. D. Blaney, E. Clay Street.
Fred D. Brown, 74O n. Fifth Street.
Walter Brown. COL n. 9th Street.
c. C. Cook, 1903 1-2 W. Leigh Street.
D. W. Davis, 221 E. Clay Street.
James O.. Dawson, 1915 Denny Street.
Nathaniel billiard, 171s.A E. Main Street.
william H. Dixon. 900 State Street.
Joseph B. Early, ia W. Baker Street.
Miss z. C. Gilpin, 1O2 W. Leigh Street.
J. R. Griffin, 100 n. 18th Street.
Vernon ]. Harris, 11O5 N. Goth Street.
William H. Hughes, sos st. James Street.
/ A. Jackson, 1729-A E. Main Street.
E. R. jefferson, 7O6 N. First Street.
Mrs. Mqrie J. Jones, eOs n. Third Street.
Miles B. Jones. sOs N Third Street.
Mctea NJ. Lewis, 412 E. Leigh Street.
Thomas W. Nelson, l4o7 Hull Street.
J. NJ. Newman. $40 n. Second Street.
F.. s. Roane, S19 E. Clay Street.
Albert A. Tenant, 316 E. Clay Street.
w. Fl. TYLER 1909 Everett Street.
George W. White, a2l f. Clay Street.
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old c. Id and it d ed almost in
sanity East FIR day.
Several women have been slashed
So bad that they had to be removed
- ne hospital.
Anniversary services are in pre-
gr,ss at the Ebenezer A. M. Z.
Church. Rev. l. NJ. Gray is pastor.
Annual A. NJ. E. Conference will
ba held at Staunton Va. next week.
3 shop A. l.. Canes presiding j.,
Mrs. II randa Barnes is md sposed
Mr.. Will am Goes OF Norfolk Ave
nue. IS SEX. -. =. -.
Mrs. " bis remains have been
sh pped o Rcely Mount: she Is
the mother of Samuel Webb.
Mrs Many Scott Neamo.e s ' s
t ng here.
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DENTISTS.

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ROANOKE LETTER

Rev. J. S. Hatcher preached at
Mt. Zion A. NJ. E. Church at IL
n. NJ. Sunday. Mr., and Mrs Charles
Robinson joined the church.
Rev. w. w. Hicks is in the midst
of a great revival at Mt. Zion Bap-
t st Church. :. :. =.
Mrs. Mann Bumpass CT Coving-
ton arrived here on account of the
illness of her uncle Samuel Bruce.
Mr Samuel Rollins is i'll -. -.
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The Washington times., 1929-01-28

ficulty (and it IS 4 very COM
mon One) would Increase their
walking during the off months
they would find their golf much
more enjoyable, It is not very
pleasant to play golf when the
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Copyright, John f. Ollie Co.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
BRITISH TENNIS
TEAM To VISIT

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.--Interna.
tional tennis rivalry was revived
today with the announcement of
the United States Lawn Tennis
Association that team selected
from the players Of Cambridge and
Oxford Universities will play com.
bined teams OF several American
colleges in series Of matches here
this summer. The invaders will
meet a combined Hafvard.Yale
team some time In August at New
mort. R. Il, and are to clash with
4 Princeton Williams aggregation.
The first match win be the
third international match for
the Prentice Cup, offered BY
BernOn 8. Prentice. chairman OF
the international intercollegiate
tennis committee Of the U. 8.
L. 4. A.
The English net stars will be
headed BY e. d. Andrews. of
Cambridge. Andrews attained prom
inencc by. his victory over Francis
7. Hunter, American Davis Cup
player, in the first round at Wimble-
don last summer.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
Joseph CrOnin Signs
1929 Contract
With GriM

TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 2s. Although
President Clark Griffith was un-
able today to announce the sign
ing Of either OF his three bashful
ball playing.business men. Goose
Goslin. Buddy Myer or Jack
Hayes. he had one new contract
in the batch of morning mail for.
warded from Washington, that Of
Joe Cranin, infielder.
Gosiin, Myer and Hayes have,
All expressed themselves as being
dissatisfied with the first cor.
tracts sent them. as has Ed
Kenna. catcher. The failure OF
the latter to sign is causing the
Old Fox of baseball no particular
worry, but Goslin, Myer and
Hayes are considered essential to
the 1929 Griffmen and should they
turn out to be holdouts, the
chances OF the team this year
would be much embarrassed.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28

'Il(IllIS
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per Company vs. p Progressive
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Terminal h. II. Y. III c. All
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Second Assistant Postmaster
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Maryland Alumni Leag sae--R Ross
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trotype: II. K. Advertising ~
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CHRISTNER G 0
DUE PAULINE

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-- Tndica
tfons were today that Pauline Uz.
cudun. the busy Basque, viii get
first crack at X q Christner, the
venerable Akron. Ohio, heavyweight
who ieaped into the front rank
of gate attractions by giving Jack
Sharkev hard battle here Friday
night.
Christner has signed up in
blank to box either Tom Heeney
or Pauline at Madison Square Gar,
den on February % Since Charley
Harvey has announced that Hseney
viii remain in retirement unless