davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
Jose Luis dice que Retzlaf seguira
el canine de Camera, Baer Uzcudun

Chicago, Enero 16.-En Ell
stadium de esta ciudad, MANA
ma por la neche, ell c2mpe6n sin
corona del peso pesado, Jose
Luis, un negro de Detroit, Sc ba-
ira con Charley Retzlaff, joven
de fuertes pufos, pero que no
pertenece a la vanguardia de su
categoria. aunque hace pocos a.
nos Sc lie considerable con '+flus"
para llegar a la cumbre. Sera Ell
combate a Is asaltos Luis, in
terra2ado aver por varios Tex
pertos', habl6 ash: "Estoy listo
para Retzlaff. Cuanto mas prom
20 lie acueste, mas me gustara ell
ccmbate. Seguira ell canine de
Camera, Baer, Uzcudun y los
otros'.
jose Luis compiled aver su
e~ntrenamiento, tomando las CO.
as sin grandes molestias, v bo-
Ieo con Tiger Henderson, un
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
LA COMISION
AL INSPECTOR BECK

New York, Enero 16.-La
comisi6n atletica del Estado sus
perdi6 aver a Luis Beck, su je-
fe de inspeetores, mientras Sc
verified TN juicio que pruebe 81
IS culpable o no de mantener
relaciones con apostadores pro-
fesionales, en- New York.
Lanz6 los cargos contra
Beck, ell Sr. Nat Fleischer, di :
rector de la revista deportiva
1.-THE Ring. La comisi6n ORA
los testigos del peri 9dista, ORA
a Besck y despues fallara.
Fleischer dice que ell irspec-
tor ha venido utilizando sus re-
laciones oficiales con fines lu :
cratiyos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

esta destinadas dedicaba toda
su carihosa atenci6n a sI mu-
heca, una hermosa muheea,
que mecA epasus bracitos CO.
mo 81 fuese J hija. Pues w
cuando les dijeN del ascenSo?
! Que gratitud la de aquella pc
.bre genie! SQbre TODD la nina.
Me besaron~fas manos lloran-
do. La nina tambien me bes6
y llor6 y me prometi6 que ro-
garia a Dios por mt como reza
todas las@nodhes y todas las
mahanas por Nd, por su des-
conocida Protects a. Falt6 po-
COZ para que Sc empehase EN-
que su muheca tambien me be-
sara.
Y ell j6ven sonreia conmovi-
do al recordar aquella escena.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

habil negro de Hartford estado
de Connecticut; con Ed Wills y
Johnny Milan, un pGgil de ex-
traordinaria agilidad. Milan
Gamble punetazo2 con ell "dina-
mitero" y Sc mantuvo de pie
hasta ell final.
Retzlaff complete su prepa-
racion con Art Oliver y Johnny
Brown, utilizando con frecuen-
cia la derecha, su dnica esperan
"a. "Ellos han escogido a Luis
como ell triunfador; pero 20 les
probare qre puedo pegar Y las
timar. En- mi coraz6n 20 &c que
pcseo 10 que Sc necesita para
vencerle-un puhetazo de dere
cha bien colocado en- la mandi-
bula".
Hasta la noche de aver Sc ha
bian vendido billetes de entrada
con un valor de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
No formnl6 nrevas rrernn

No formula nuevas pregun-
pero repiti6:
-Es extraho, muy extrano.
: Como 81 Sc creyese obligada a
dar Una eYplicaci6n o como 81
Itemiese que su amigo dudase de
ella, Andrea dijo:
-TCdo 10 sabra listed algln
.dia, Marie. Hoy. no puedo...
no debo... 81 Sc tratase de M
solanente, tai vez Sc 10 pe-
lara todo...
Comprendo!-replic6 81
con amargura.|N No tiene us
ted bastante cOnfianza en- pil
! Aun soy para listed un extra
no! .
-iM, Mario, por Dios, no
es esol
-iQr6 Interpretation puedO
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
SsVIs

Sin darse cuenta de 10 que
deeia, dominada por su abs
Traction, Andrea balbuce6:
ii Pobre Lolinl iAun conser
va mi Lldi!
Mario la miro sorprendido.
IC6mo saba su amiga los
n9mbres de Ia nina y la mune-
ca, 81 81 no los habia pronuncia-
do?
Ademas, habia dicho mi La
III.
Sin poder contenerse, dijo:
-dAhl lies conoce listed?
listed quien regal6 la mu-
neca a Ia hermosa nina?
Estas palabras hicieron vol
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

pe6n mundial de los pesados, ].
E. Braddeck, exestibador de
New York y New Jersey.
Para escoger contrario a
Braddock no pas6 jim apuros,
porque ell campe6n trae con 81 a
Jack McC earthly, un muchacho
fino. La exhibition del campe6n
sera de tres asaltos, de a dos
minutos cada luno, y con un
que sabe haeerle ell jue-
go.
En- la pelea principal del car
tel, en- la parte seria, seran pre-
sentados joey SPECIAL, ell ven
cedor de Chino Alvarez, y Ray
a quien Sc describe como
vencedor del camSgueyano Do
Earl Stcrch tendrA I'm adver-
sario menos facil en- Bunk Lar
de st. Petersburg.
Storch posee una "cadena"
de triunfos.
Mario Santana peleara con
Byron Ellison y Smiling Henry
con Bill Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

ice Gould, que vendra a visi-
.arnos con James J. Braddock,
opina de esta manera: Ahora
los campeones del peso compile
to solo Sc baten una vez al ano.
Es la manera de conseguir ell
million de pesos, los $500,0 900 G
algo menos.
Ell campe6n debe cruzarse de
brazos, en- 10 que a peleas res
0ecta, y esperar sentado. Pero
Jcse Luis sigue peleando y este
'epresenta para el mejoramien
o fisico.....
Ash piensa Mr.. Gould; pero
recorre los caminos de la ma
ci6n con Mr.. Braddock y Nj. Nc
Carthy. Ell campe6n tras su com
panero, la papa suave", y es-
perase que Jos fieles "tiren su
plata.
Max Baer nos di6 aquf una
eNAibici6n de merito, con Tony
de contrincante.
iY bueno es destacar que ell
irlandes tiene nuestra simpa :
tia, porque parti6 de la pobre-
"a, con los pufos en- alto, y en-
I'm ano logr6 salir de ella!
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
LAS GALES E N DE
PASQUINES DE LA CEDA

Madrid, Enero 16.-Amane-
clio hoy Madrid con las paroles
llenas de carteles y pasquines
de la Ceda,
Ell Sr. Gil Robes conferenci6
con ell Sr. Miguel Maura, jefe
del partido republican, conser-
vador, con vistas a I'm acuerdo.
Tslnbien conferenci6 con don
San iago Alba, anunciando es-
tie que los Radicales iran a las
elecciones en- compania de los
Cartidos de derecha y los mo-
narquicos.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

FL Garden pensaba llenarse
los bolsillos con un match entire
Bath y Durham, dos l2ladiado-
res dirigidos, respectivamente
por Jack Kearns y Jack Demp-
sey. Como ell Sr. Bath no parece
tener muy brenos antecedentes,
la comisi6n atletica neoyorquina
no quiso. sancionar ell match.
Surgieron las protestas Y la
comisi6n explic6 su actitud, sa-
tisfactoriamente.
Pero la corporation del coro-
mel Fitzpatrick mantuvo su ac-
titud rebelde Y orden6 cancelar
varios programs que habia
anunciado.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
DE FEDERI-
QUITO MORALES

Habana, Enero 16.-En un
decreto publicado hoy ell presi-
dente Barnet suspende de su
cargo de presidente de la Jun
ia de Patronos del hospital de
leprosos San Lazaro, al Sr. Fe-
derico Morales y Valcarcel. Es-
to Sc ha hecho para que pueda
reorganizar csc hospital ell CO.
m%andante medico Ernesto Des-
paigne, de;ignado recientemen
tie para tai fin.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

GINCO Sc
Z EN- UN Qua
AL MISMO
TEMPO
Como attraction ofrece Ell EN-
presario jim Downing, para ell
lunes proximo, en- Benjamin
Field, una lucha c0njunta en- la
ue tomaran parte Tom Maho-
ney, Luis La Creme, Eddie Ell
yea, Tony Marconi y Jack Ear
mas, con dos arbitros dentro del
cuadrilatero. Sc ha ordenado re
fcrzar ell tablado porque debera
scstener mas de mil libras.
Ell procedimiento en- esta cla-
Sc de luchas es que cuatro de
los cOntendientes disponen del
quinto y luego Sc agarran entire
81.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

La pelea Bath-B urmah, dijC
ell coronel Patrick es la quinta
que la comisi6n nos ha destrui-
do en- dos amos. Estamos cansa-
dos de aguantar. Tai parece que
alguien trata de vengar en- no.
sotros agravios de los cuales no
somos responsables.
Pero 81 ell Sr. Bath decimos
~nosOtros, no jugaba limpio en-
California, debe esperarse que
en- New York haga 10 mismo.
Luego Ia actitud de la comisi6n
en- este case, 'luce' razonable.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
LAS CARRERAS DE GALGOS
EN- SULPHUR SPRINGS

Vencieron en- la segunda y
tercera carrera de anoche, en-
la pista de Sulphur Springs, los
galgos Attention y Kennebec,
pal andose la apuesta doble a
$1O7.6O. En- la primera carre-
ra venci6 Strip Pitts.
"Gracias' era uno de los pre-
dilectos en- la cuarta y triunf6,
pagandose sus boletos a 1910.
Vencieron en- las reStantes ca
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
Folletin No. SOL
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
? QUE-REDIMEN

TODD a un tempo.
Mario sigui6 hablando, rVla-
tando con Erase pintoresca y
entusiasmo inconsciente 10 que
habia visto.
Habl6 sobre TODD, de la hija
de Gustavo.
-iQue llindal - decia. =
Viendola pensaba en- mi hija.
Cuando tenga su edad, Elenita
sera tan hermosa como ella,
tan lista, tan encantadora. CO.
un impulse i~nstitntivo de la
maternidad, a la que, sin duda.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
DEPORTES
CON LOS CUANTES

Bobby Padao, ell m~ejicano de
California, no es una falsa alar-
ma. Recientemente venci6 a
Leonardo del Genio, en- New
York, pero los jueces votaron a
favor de tablas y probablemen-
te de sus combinaciones.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

Charley Retzlaff puso a dor
mir en- las practicas a Mitz Mi
nikel, de Milwaukee, un "a2uan
.a-golpes''. LIE descarg6 una de-
recha a la mandibula y I'm re-
fierce pudiese haberld contado
20 segundos.
En- esa derecha confia Retz-
aft para tirar a Jose Luis, 81 Ell
legro Sc lie acerca y lie da oca-
ion de hacerlo.
Pero ell negro sostiene, en- to-
10 %enfatico, y los expertos lc
Green, que Mr.. Retzlaff sera de-
rribado, como los otros.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
NUEVOS DE
La JURISPRUDENCE

Madrid, Enero 16.-Han 81
do electos miembros de la Aca-
demia de Jurisprudence los
Sres. Victor Praderas y Yam
guas Mesfas.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

iPor que Jim no lie hace una
oferta, a base de Chino Alva-
rez como rival?
Claro esta que Spoldi no ha-
ra ell viaje por Ell placer de ser
acariciado por ell sol floridano.
Hace pocos dias ell italiano de-
rrot6 facilmente q Eddie Zivic.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

rreras Keenest Yet, Thanya,
Fancee Faye, Grand Larceny,
Oakland Hoprend y Rip 0'Day
En- la octaya carrera de hoy
tomaran parte Chaz-Zsn, Bad
Sally Bad Luisa Mister Luck y
otros valiosos ejemplares.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

I'm peso ligero italiano pelea
en- los cuadrilateros de New
York, Aldo Spoldi, y dice ser Ell
campe6n de su pals.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
Ell PARA LA
EXHIBITION DE BRAD
DOCK

Jim Downing complete aver
ell programa de la exhibition
que dara aqui, ell dia "a, ell cam
La gaceta., 1936-01-16
dar, e~ntOnces, a su reserva?

dar, entonces, a su reserva?
Hahlaba tristemente, amar-
gamente, revelandose ed sus
'palabras su amor herido por 10
que ereia una prueba de descon-
.fianZa, un desprecio quiza.
Bueno que no lie q~uisiese; pc
70 Idesconfiar de aquel modo
de ELL.
Y Sque ROdi1 esperar de
qGfeAt tan poi b bnfianza tenia
en- ~ feeto/
Andrea p6r su parte, Gala
ba contemplandOle pmpasiva-
mente, con dolor immense, cual
81 fuese para ella Ia mayor de
las desgraeias haberle ofendi-
do.
Su silencio era mas elOcuen-
te. tai vez. de 10 que ella quisie-
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

yer en- ST a Andrea y cOmpren-
di6, a6nqre tarde, la impruden-
1ia que habia @metido.
Vacil6 en- contestar, Y, al fin,
dijo tgrbadae
II: 70 full.
Aume1 el a:ombro de Ma
rio.
C6mo, uesAahadi6,-
dijo listed que no les conocia
mas que de daora, que nunca
les habia visto? Perdone usted
81 SPY indi.creto; pero todo este
es muy extraho.
La cOndesa guard6 silencio.
Mario entrevi6 en- TODD aque-
Ito un misterio cue relac4on6
con la prohibition de 81 amiga
de que Gustavo supiese que era
ella@u protectora.
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

.ra.
Demostraba, puesto que tan
tanto la angustiaba aquella SUI
presta ofensa, un carino muy
honda.
Tai vez por su pensamiento,
habia pasado en- mas de una O.
casi6n la idea de que Ell amor de
Mario podria hacerla dichosa.
VII
No hablaron mas.
Mario levant6se, poniendo
fin bruscamente a la entrevis-
ia.
Con9ciase que a duras penas
podia dominar su dolOr, su
desperation, su tristeza.
La reserva de su amiga, Ie
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1936-01-16

u.cripci6n semanal: 20 cents.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-17
II PLEAD NOT GUILTY
TO MURDER CHARGES

Eleven persons, all charged with
murder, pleaded not guilty this morn
ing in Criminal Court and dates were
fixed for their trials. Dates for trial
of IL number of felony and mi>dt~
mcanOr cases were also liked by Judge
G. J.. Counts. The docket Will CON
tinuc through the irst week August.
only one person was sentenced To
the pcntentiary, all other entering
pleas Of not guilty.
Dan Winbush, colorcd. o MayIpury
who was charged with armed robbery
pleaded guilty and drew Il Scvcm-ycar
sentence in lie state pcntcmtiary.
WinbuSh was charged with assault
ing -. c. Lawson, colorcd. with "a
Ratchet and rchbing him of $3G in
cash.
Ruth Kennedy Pcvclcr, Of Brad
shaw, pleaded NOT guilty 10 II charge
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-17
LEGAL NOTICE


To, AL Creditors Of Matte Jackson,
deceased, including those holding
liens by judgement Or otherwise Oh
her real estate, or any part thereof.
In pursuance of a degree of the
Circuit Court Of the County OF Nc
Dowell, made in cause therein pend
ing, To subject the real estate Of the
said Matte Jackson to the payment
of her debts, including those witch
are liens on such real estate. ". any
part of it, you are hereby required to
present your claim to the undersigned
for adjudication, ut the office Of l.
Mann Litz-, Litz-Hassen building,
WEIGH, West Viginia, on or before
the 2Sth day of July, 1886; other
wise may by law be excluded from
all benefits of such real estate.
Given unde rmy hand this the Both
day of June, 1886.
l. MANN ILTZ
Commissioner i'm Chancery
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BOyc0ttlng
A PRAYER

are also without a Voltairc, Whose
biting wit might make this unucky
wight contemplate for all time.
Get the pictrmc! Here in Philade!-
phia the common man was given an
cXalialion that has made the whole
world anew. Here an audaciouS young
democrat with the aid of other diSad
vantaGcd peoples, pcincd Il charter of
human rights the philosophers of the
world. Here was written the dogma
That men have been created free and
equal, and have been endowed with
certain inalicnablc rights And
here WAS begun something that toppl
ed thrones Jnd dissolved dyna>tics.
hui when negro i asked TO pray.
the senator who calls himself IL repre-
sentative llIc /hly real Democracy.
the brand hat cannot suffer itself
TO b" corrupted Ivy such catholicity.
gets mp and walks ont. Such praying
may be- all right for GCd. but all
~, -. '''' '' '''"'''' ""'' '''''
Md i"' peculiar hing about this
southern country OF ours j. that we
''' '.. 'a.t people VIII" believe al
most 100 per cent i'll a Personal God
ana }" inc ~"me ratio the literal III
SEPARATION ,f ne Bible. Nou may have
fai,n an 49, .,iyc ,,no ,,, down oyo
linton Lv ,ro,I,r,,inn r,t AFR
Blca,c Womb mn, h,vo eot in con.
ycurou in .,fich Moro rravod
wl,r. 49,. ono ~oicc which ali e.
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Continued from page j
THIRTEEN INDICTED ;
ON MtiRDERCGUNTS

This i the largest numl"r OF mur
der indictments returned IN i single
term since IN" July term 6 last year
when Il total of fourteen WAS returned
This term has ON, of the heaviest
dockri~ in many year IL five murder
trials were continued from The April
term of court and they ar" scheduled
tu be- disposed of in this term.
OF the murder indici"mit>. three
We're returned against women.
The Murlcr indictments are ~ fol
lows: George Cecil charged with the
fatal stabbing of Bill Phillips a.
Marytuwn during Juno
English Wingficld charged with the
shooting and death of Charles Gildrn
nj Vivian about three wco * ago
John Gregory charged with the
stabbimg of his brother. William Gre
CORY. The affair occurred 1T Hcttom
Creek week ago Sunday when the
two got into an argument.
Rosa Walker charged with the
Death of Paul Walker at Bottom
Creek, during April.
Claude Sargent, alleged, to have
killed Arthur Prnntv at Premier sey-
cral weeks ago
Ted Wheeler charged with the
death of Charles Harmon. Harmon
died Of stab wounds Tie trouble
occurred at Marine in June.
Willie Windbush charged with the
death d Luther Adams at switch
back, duriHg May.
Sarah Hamlilt charged with ihr
death of Samuel Rcctl at EllMorn dur
ing May.
Sail" Robinson charged with the
death Of Willie Robinson during May.
Robert Edwards alleged TO hav. Kill
ed Robert Hays of IIayaco. during
May.
The murder Indictment. Of three
other persons were not disclosed be.
cause they arc not in custody.
Jugc G. l. Counts will hear pleas
Thursday ami then fix dates for trial.
The petit jurors will report for du
ty Monday morning.
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of murder growing on OF the Staying
of her father, John ID. Kennedy, of
Bradhaw, during the Month Of March
Her mother, Mrs. Rosa Kennedy. was
indicated at the April term of court
on IL similar charge but the case was
continued until the July tcrm.
The new Indictment against Mrs.
kcnnedy'S daughter was brought by
the grand jury Monday. New evil
drncc was prcccntcd before the grand
jury, it was said, and the new indi.i
mcnt was returned
Mrs. Kennedy and her two dausl
tiers, Mary Kennedy Coleman ana
RuIh, were all formerly charged
the Staying shortly after the killing
when they refused to ay who fired
the fatal shots However. the grand
jury indicted only Mrs. Kennedy and
the daughters were released.
Murdcr eases on the docket and the
oates for their trials are:
George Cocii, cf Hcnslcy. charged
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-17

N.,urY Committee, headed by Dr. Am
hru>r t;ilivcr, Senior Specialist in the
Education of Negroes, l.. s. Depart
moht If Interior. Office of Educatior
hold lis sessions Wednesday, and
/ Thursday afternoons. Alarye number
of persons interested in the problems
:iif, siuG education OF Negroes. rs
| prcialiy those problems discussed III
, tia" National Conference on Fumda
! mrmlals in tn" Education of Negroes
VIII b" present. 1t i indicated also
That The National staff and State sup
Crvi>orS of the Survey uf Vocational
, Education and Guidance Of Negroes,
directed by DR.. Calivcr and II. l..
'rrigg, will meet in conference at the
same time.
| 1t il also announced that Il meeting
If the Continuation Committee Of the
Atlanta meeting of the National Dc
cupaliCn Conference will he called
| for one of the afternoon session of
the meeting. This conference is bein.
called by DR.. VIM. Stuart Nelson,
President Of Shaw University, who
has recently been chosen President Of
! billiard University. These conferences
will attract large number of teach
ers as we'll "a others who are iZ:rrcsi
cd i'll the education of Negro youth.
| The several departments of the MAJ
tiunal Association of Teachers in Col
orrd Schools including The Depart
mrnt or Health Education, Elcmcn
'ary Ed,ication, Visual Education,
High School AMI COLLEGE I&lucatiom
rs well as several other phases. will
hold their sessions in thc afternoon,
beginning W"dnC. .dy. July - Hnt
continuing through Thursday, July
30 Friday afternoon viii b" devoted
to sightseeing, at which time The 10
cal Committee on Entert ainmcnt will
show the delegates and visitors Tia,
! points Of interests in the city ESpcr
tally will visits be mad. to he ~rNcra
educational institutions and points "l
historical intc.c in and around At
lanta
| Cnr Cf thr>FCrinl fraMa,q: &c tn,
meeting will bv the music under tn,
Erection Df Professor kcmpcr liar
reid, Director of Music M Spclmn rc
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-17
JUDGE HOWARD
CANDIDATE FOR THE
CIRCUIT JUDGESHIP

His announcement, made was as
follows:
To The Republican Voters Of Mellow
eli County
! am candidate for thr Rcpu5li-
can nomination for Circuit Judge OF
he Eighth Judicial circuit Of West
Virginia, composed of Mcdowell coun
Y only, subject 10 the will and plea
urc Of the delegates Of the County
to be held in WEIGH be-
tween the 1st and 10Th of August,
1886, for the purpose Of Nominating
a Republican candidate for Judge Of
the Circuit Court Of Mcdowell coun.
ty. &.
Respectfully Submitted
Il. H. Howard
Wclch, West Virginia.
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Preceding The meeting of the y. A.

Preceding The meeting OF the y. 4.
4. &. =, the National Congress Of
tolorcd Parents and Teachers will
convene ut Atlanta Mrs. Essic ID.
Mack of Louisville. Kentucky. Presi-
dent Of this organization, and Mrs.
IL. Il. Butler, Atlanta Georgia, Exc
Guilty" Secretary, announce that the
program. which begins July 26 anI
confines through July % will be- one
of tn" most interesting that the Con
gro has held Parcnt-tclchers organ
iIaliuuS are more and more playing
49, important part in the education Of
Negroes Parents are beginning to be-
come especially Interested, not only
in the formal c,iucatiun of their chill
drcn, but i'll the provisions made by
communities TO adequate facilities
and equipment for instruction These
organizations, during the past years,
have made rommcndablc progress, re-
ports of which will be made at the
meeting. Several state presidents
have announced that large delegations
Of parents will be in attendance ut
| The meeting.
With these two National bodies
| injecting in Atlanta from July 26 to
81, opportunity is given for the dis
rnS~iun Of the serious problems cf-
| al ti,t
Lon" time programs will be formulate
cd which will propose an improve
lnrni along every educational line
Persons who plan To attend this meet
in" should make reservations as early
~ possible. Requests for such rcser
vaiionS may be- made to Mr.. j. T.
Whitaker Atlanta University, Allan
/ Ia, Georgia
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to think of Democracy as dominance
of the southern white and the com
plcte docility of tkc black man, our
little province was little prepared for
such a dose of democracy aS Roosc
welt has administered. state and fed
cral supreme courts have not always
been able 10 write the law that
the black man could get his civil
rights. H., fifteenth amendment be
came II nudity by common consent
and the fourteenth was employed sole
ly in defense of property rights, Abe
/, the purpose II lis adoption was to
protects the Negroes human rights
Just az black men went cnmaSSc i'll
To the Republican party and dwell!
there 40 yclrs, so have they turned
To listen to i party whose doctrines
furnish complete sanctuary for those
who would live and hope. This en-
baltlcd Democracy once fancied it
self the hope Of every man who suf-
i'iN anu pItcldlnlotl llScll as inc
dread of all men who do wrong. IT.
waS that representation which finally
cal'...- black men and sent
them pei Il into that party.
III Y are today, in that par
~, AM Ing it that The men about
whom yen were writing and fighting
100 years ago are the Negroes of 10,
SO. would you be free the colo
MES Of 1776 were asked, then you
must fight for freedom. There are
seven years of fighting, the treaty of
peace is signed, lazy men sit back
, to enjoy peace" and find none. For
whether this God, which black men
seem to worship even when He APP
pears to forget them, b.. Nordic or
racial indcfinablr, He seems to make
F., it too hot for the pacifiSts TO have
! their peace anil aS often as they free
themselves they are driven to free
other peoples.
Something Is going " in this com
Try, in this world, too biz for little
Ed Smith, micrOScCpicaly mean lit
tie Cole BlcaSc, and they may walk
cut Oh prayers which seek to hasten
tn" coming of Gods Kingdom. 1t shall
hardly be stopped by South Carolina
ii may not be hurried greatly by a
Negro prayer. But men ought always
to pray, and not 10 faint; for when
that democracy comes IL it will, we
shall be bit better prepared for it
when it does come. For it is written
that there is Il crown If Righteousness
laid up for every one THAT lovcth
His appearing; net for every onr
VIII" has already seen Him appear;
bnt for every one who longs for His
appearing, loves it and willwclcomp
il when lie comes
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-07-17
ATLANTA MEETING
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Two National conferences will bc
heid in connection with the meeting
OF the National Association Of Teach
ers in Col"rcd Schools at -Mlankr
Gsrgia. JULY 1881 The National All