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Twin-City herald., 1940-03-09

Miss Mona Washington, 5057 James
avenue north, reports that Mrs. c. Gil
bert Washington's condition as Fair
Twin-City herald., 1940-03-09

Mrs. Lula B. Riley, 1917 5th street
south, who has been sick and shut-in
for three weeks, is much improved
Twin-City herald., 1940-03-09

Mrs. LaBelle Warren, 635 Seventh
avenue north, is quite sick at General
Hospital.
Twin-City herald., 1940-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Quinn are
now making their home at 334 E. 3Sth
street.
Twin-City herald., 1940-03-09

Mrs. Elizabeth Wade. 422 Bryant
avenue north, is i'll at her home.
Twin-City herald., 1940-03-09
18th day of February, 1910.
Ernest P. Lorenz,
Clerk of Probate Court.

(Seal of Probate Court)
Theresa E. McKenna
1901 Garfield So.
Apt. 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Tacoma Council Of Churches
Announces Opening Of School

= sehool q Christian leader
mp. sponsored BY Tacoma coun-
CT n Chureres. win be conducted
IN Firzt Baptist church. 9th and
Market IS. each Monday and
Tuesday evening for three con
seeutivs weeks. beginning Mon
dav.
Hrst class period viii open A
80 ? N. and continue until SIS.
The time between $40 and $40
viii BE given over to assembly.
Second class period will convene
At s:z5 and adjourn At $50.
Eight courses Of study viii be
Offered and the two study periods
each evening win be devoted 10
the particular class chosen. Those
satisfactorily completing any one
Of the courses will receive a unit
Of credit toward the standard
training diploma. Requirements
are regularity in attendance and
completion of work assigned.
During assembly periods. short
talks will be given by leaders of
the city, combined with fellow
ship. worship and singing.
A small registration fee viii be
charged to underwrite the ex-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Youth Convention
To Close Sunday

Seventh annual Washington
Baptist Young Peoples conven-
ton, which convened In First
Baptist church. 9th and Market
SITS, Friday, will close Sunday
morning with communion and
conservation service, which viii
follow a sermon delivered by DIR.
Luther Wesley Smith.
A sacred concert will be pre-
scented by young people Of Tacoma
In the auditorium OF the church
Saturday at 8 p. m. DR.. Smith
also viii address this session on
Youth on the March for Christ. /"
Sundays services will open with
a pre-prayer service at $50 a. m.
Bible school will be held IN the
lower temple at e:45 with the de-
votional Jesus and the Accomp-
lishments Of Life" Bible study,
rs Profitable Your Name ," Will
be conducted by DIR. J. Hyberf
Pollard.
Organ prelude win open the
morning service at 1850. Con-
GLIDING sermon win BE- Witness
ing for Christ in Today's World. +"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
District League
Rally Scheduled

Luther leagues OF the Tacoma
district viii meet Sunday in Zion
Lutheran church, SO. seth and
Thompson. bringing young people
from churches in Grays Hsrbor.
Rochester. Olympia. Yakima. Au-
burn and Seattle. The meeting is
sponsored by Bethel Lutheran
church and its pastor. the Rev. +.
Arthur Larson.
Services will be held at $50
and 7 p. m, and will be conducted
under the theme of Christian
Living" Principal speaker will be
the Rev. Carl H. sandgren, pastor
of Gethsemane Lutheran church
In Seattle, who recently arrived
in the Northwest from Duluth.
Mimi, where he was known as an
outstanding youth worker. His
topics viii be Heroic Living"
and "Purposeful Living"
Musical portions OF the program
Will htSioNC ~ uihptb nucN, Ahc
Holy City, by Lawrence and
Harris Anderson of Seattle. Vocal
selections will be sung by mixed
quartets from Olympia and Ia
coma's First Lutheran church.
Elmer Wickman of Rochester
will be in charge of the after
noon devotions, and the Rev.
Philip Warmanen. also Of Roches-
ter, will take charge of the eve
ming service.
Committee in charge Of ar
rangements include Miss Evelyn
Balken, Art Larson, John Lund
and Robert Larson.
Miss Ruth Elmer. Tacoma, Is
president of the district Luther
leagues, and Miss Ellen Ann
Langlow, also OF Tacoma, serves
as organist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Historic ST. Peter S
Church Meeting Site

81. Peters church. which occu-
pies prominent place in the his
tory Of Tacoma, will be used by
youth groups Of Christ Episcopal
church as a meeting place Sunday
at 6:45 p. m.
In keeping with the surround
ings. the program will be devoted
to the early history OF Tacoma. A
member Of the church congrega-
ton will tell OF Early Church
Life in Tacoma" Misses Gather
Inc coors and Phyllis Halliday
Will relate some interesting side
lights on facts and people Of Old
Tacoma.
Early day photographs and
curios win be displayed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Convention Date
Set by Baptists

Puget Sound Baptist associa-
ton. with the Rev. Elgin r. Lang
- moderator. will hold two
day conference at First Baptist
church In Aberdeen Thursday and
Friday.
Three sessions, morning. after
noon and evening. will be held
each day. and will be conducted
under the theme Follow On"
All participating churches are
entitled TO five delegates and one
additional delegate to each 100
members or fraction thereof.
Among local Baptists taking
active part In the conference are
the Rev. and Mrs. Marion Flint
and the Rev. Merrill skaug. Mrs.
Flint will lead the prayer during
meeting Of the women's con-
ference and Mr.. Flint. pastor Of
Bethesda church. will speak
Thursday afternoon on Printed
Pafe Evangelism" Mr.. Flint, pas
tor of Fern Hill church, viii lead
devotions at the opening OF the
morning session Friday.
Guests Of the convention will
be the Rev. Paul c. Metxger. mis-
sionsry 10 Belgian Congo, and
DR.. Frank Eden, Pacific area d.
rector Of evangelism.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Council of Churches
Also Meeting Monday

In addition to the fall school
program wrich begins at the First
Baptist church Monday night.
there also will be the annual get
together OF the Tacoma Council OF
Churches, beginning at 7:30.
The program will include a SYM
postum with three short addresses
THE Mission Of the Church of
the World" by the Rev. Holland F.
Burr. pastor of the First Congre-
gational church; The Mission of
the Church TO the City" Charles A.
Robbins. bursar Of the College of
Puget Sound: The Laymen's Re-
sponsibility to the Church." the
Rev. Cyrus e. Albertson, pastor OF
the First Methodist church.
Special music for the meeting viii
be provided by q ladies sextette
from Fort Lewis. directed by Mrs.
McMullin.
This program will precede the
formal opening Of the school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

rense a the school This nay ~
paid either BY the church o. The
individual.
Courses offered are Goals and
Methods for Women's Work.
Music and It's Use IN Public
Worship Guiding Children n
Christian Growth" Building and
Administering Total Youth
Program. A Study Of Our CITY. .
TIE superintendent and rs
Task The Christian Message
for our Present Dsy World" and
Financing the Work Of the
Church
IN order of presentation. the
above subjects viii be taught BY
Mrs. Z. P. Goulder. president Of
the Washington Council OF Church
Women: Frank Nurding. organist
and choir director OF First Pres
hyterian church: Mrs. Stanley
Shaw; Miss Bertha Pease. execn-
tive secretary Of the Board OF
Christian Education Of the Aetho-
dist church in Washington: the
Rev. Harold B. Long. pastor OF
Emmanuel Presbyterian church:
Rev. James Millar. field repre-
sentative OF the board of Chris
tan Education Of the Preshyter-
ian church: DR.. Pau B. Means.
former missionary to sumatrs
and public relations director OF
College Of Puget Sound. and the
Rev. W. o. Macoskey. pastor Of
First Baptist church.
The Rev. Ernest p. Goulder Is
dean and chairman OF the leader
ship committee. Other on the
committee are the Rev. ]. n. solt-
man. Arthur L. Frederick. Mrs.
Stanley Shaw. Roger r. Elder and
the Rev. J. Arthur Stevenson.
Those desiring 10 register are
invited To contact Miss Florence
Manley at 4057 So. Park ave. or
by calling GA 5e3a-R.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

STATE ia wssehtewsr ssuar 10
I IN and nlhle stsidf NsAhszzsn4
v NJ a-rviss assslns Fflaav.
iitllr Rsawa chusrh - AmeFsean
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SUNDAY s.hg~ 10 2 asfslf.a /
p snd ~ - kndzaxssf %
N sefnint sermon. me rhris-
lats rifs chaf,h s~fsts. 40 =
= Sunday school 10 20 = N { Q.
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pss se f''a sunass . ssa i $50 =.
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Home church, ssth ana Itsfflsan
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taF SUNDAY school $50 n asFv-
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Tsfoms Rescue Nisslsn esfsI1 80
sifle ave ueF william 4 Easafds.
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fafnma Dosp~f Nlssisa==Aa nm
and Tacoma ave hsfttfaa Rftda4a
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The CHRIST .gsHtsfed lite ffssle=@
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$40 nfs T. fnnN naatar AsHe@
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initY fempie--pi Vfsi4n ana l sta
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. a. m arfvices IL . N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Missionary From India
Evening Guest Speaker

Guest speaker AZ First Chris
tian church, 9Th ave. and X st.
Sunday at 7:30 p. m. win be Miss
Hazel o. Wood. missionary 10 In
dia- Since going 10 India in 1926.
Miss Wood has been working In
a girls high school at cawnpore,
in connection with the Nethodist
mission.
Featuring the masterpiece.
The Light Of the World" the
program n being presented BY
the youth council Of the church.
Miss Wood viii sn~wer ques-
tons Of the audience following
her address.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Synod Conference
Convenes Tuesday

Three Tacoma pastors IN a.
tena me Puget Sound conferences
~ ~ Missouri syned. which :
= b held At calvsry Lutheran
church IN Aberdeen Tuesday
through thursday. TIE ~. .. y.
Neensr wn ~ ho.t pzsteF.
Those attending eiil - ~ ~.
-. A. schroedef. pastor = Grace
ana our Refesmsf Lutheran
churches. the Rev. v. onIIixsan.
ra~tnr ~ FARMLAND Lutheran
church. ard the nev - y Eneei-
hfechs. rastor ~ xlon Lutheran
church
At. rnrslhrechf I'll address
ne conferences Thursday morning.
speaking on the subject ~ Pas
tars n thr Present crisis
others from this vicinity Whe
vi attend are " e ksrztsn.
president % Cnncoflila Lutheran
schoei IN FARMLAND. snd r Kos
shs. faculty member q re ame
Institution ksrssen vtli SPEAK
"Wednesday morning pn Present
nav Trent IN Eduratinn
Theme ~ the study conference
Nill ~ commsmaFsftan = tha
zooth anniversary ~ printing Al
devotional services viii - related
n this subject
iflEhliehtinE the conferences
viii b. q communion srrVlre Wet
asssisy night Speakers NiH -
ne rev. =. Nauss ~ fsslms ard
ths Rev George schmlat n So
attic
All services ~tli b he'd n re
host church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

Adams street chapeI--eo f7th ana
Adams. Rev. Tzsker L. BrookH pas
toF Sunday school. 70 m. SERVICES.
u =. m and 7,fb .. m Youns peopis.
faith sIis<ion-eumnaft Road Eey.
" A Scott. pastor eunday school
. IS a. n Services. IL .. NJ also We'd
nesdAy 7s45 p. N,
faith Tempis-zist and ! sta. Rsv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
cH4lsrlAs Ar s.snosA.r

Dwight Il. Ferguson. pastor. sunday
school, e.sB q m: servicea II q m
and 7ao .. m Young people. $50
D. N Youth and adult prayer Q
and ESQ D. m. Sermons. The Bpif-
itusl war OF Nerves" and ~Maryeia Of
Christianity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
cHRrsrlAs scfENcr
Firsf-Digision ave and ! staL
sseond-So bfth and Warner,
Third-Wright ave and East ] 81
feurth-s<s Broadway.

seeond-so 18th and Warner,
Third-Wright ave and East ] 81
feurfh-o<Sls Broadway.
Ffrsf-LAke Bteilacoom
Doctrine Of Atonement" IL the
subject OF the Lesson sermon which
VIII Be read sunday 10 ell Churches
Of Christ. Scientist which are
branches Of The Mother Church. Ths
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. in
Boston. ManaachLLnftta
Golden Teri. walk IN loYe. a.
Christ also hath loved us. and hetn
given himself for Ia A offering and
: sacrifice 70 Cod Tor : s~sstsnslling
SAVIOUR" fEph. SD
Among the citations which CON-
prise the Lesson-6errnOn u tne fol-
lowing from the Bible Then c1us
the Jews round about him. and "a
unto him HoH Ions dost thou MAKE
Ia 20 Doubt II thou b. the Christ.
tell IA piainiy Jesus answered them.
! told You. and ye believed not the
works that I % IN ms Fathers name
they bear witness Of me ! and ny
Father are one" John 10 "a rs 30
The Lesson-S<fmOn also inciudss
ne foiiowing passage from ths Chris
tan Science TEXTBOOK Science and
Health with Key 70 the 8cripturef
b Mary BAKER Eddy. "Atonemsnt =
the complication ~ mans unity
With God whereby man reflects d.
vine Truth. life. and Love jesus
u Nazareth taught and dernonElrated
mans oneness with tue Father and
for thie Ne oNs him sndieas ho1nses
fr BID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
rnEn MKrnopIsr

First-isii 30 %. Rev hsiph
Kieln pnstor SUNDAY school 10 =.
m services II a M. ana $50 . m
YPM ae.tb D. m Sermons. Tie
Saving Power Of the cross. and Tie
Better Hope -
asainlg, Pafk--eie - seth q
REV " n. Perry, pastor sunday
school 10 O. m. Services. II m
~ 40 N M Evangelist Clifford
Waiiin, Thursday and Friday, TAB
.. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

Independents RMS Church = pivi-
sion ave. ana q e. Rev. Roy Tsl=
school, ests q m. services. IA = m.
and p m PRAYER ct . N
Young people and soldiers Bible
class. J D. m Social. 8 30 y. m. eon-
Quoted BY older youth sronns
Soldiers Invited eermona Men ana
nations weighed Ia the Balance q
God. ana IL the Anu-Chflst Alive
Today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

Lincoln Wnrd--e3d and PArk ava
sunday school. 1880 m Priesthood
mestine. $50 a. m. sunday school
m. speakers, Chester Thompson. jim
and Esther Hoysr. Prank ana oe5fE
lana Judd ana IAyon Morris.
Tacoma Central Ward--Ho L and
Steele sta sunday school. 10 30 a m
Priesthood meeting, eiib . m. Relief
conference. ! y. M. and stoke sun
day school and NJ. A. union meet
Ing, 3 D. m. Both In Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

first Cofnef a ION srd / sss 4
e nents district pastor HszNlHes
Iaafnfdayt rannath - hnnl , = : n
Mufsnip. ~ a. m fuuaa NaHnfH
0FhrfF fefNtrF NuUHnWu
Aanth side 40 tHah aHH THaHHs
ann aFn A N nrrfs. District pzsHaE
aeffiess isAtuwiafl Hsnhsfh sshaal
g = ~ Wafsnip. ~ = ~. 1aana
rFHnis. Friday , y ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

RearFanizsd church OF Jesus Christ
--a77i East J 81. Rev Ray Stewart.
pastor Church school. 10 N
Services. II q m. and . .. m David
Patterson. morning speaker. and lsyis
Gilmore. evening speaker.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-07

few degrees below zero to sev- eral degrees above, with no un- seasonal temperatures reported.
 Present distribution of meteor ological elements is favorable for cloudy weather and occasion al scattered snows and unimport ant temperature changes over the Seward Peninsula during the next 24 to 36 hours.
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-07
WEATHER SYNOPSIS AND GENERAL

The map today indicates an area of low barometric pressure centered near Lat. 45 degrees Long. ITO degrees with. higher pressure northward over Can ada, Alaska and Siberia.
 There is generally cloudy wea ther over most of Alaska and some widely scattered light snows. Temperatures range from
The Nome nugget., 1940-02-07

Suggestions and Criticisms Invited
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-15
OLIvET BAPTIST CHURCH

A large audience heard the pas
tor on last Sunday morning. Pas
tor Wheeler spoke from the sub
ject, Unanswered Prayer" his text
was taken from the 26th chapter of
Matthew and a part of the 38th
and 39th verses. The 18th of April
marks the end of the present finan-
cial drive. The various clubs are
rallying their forces in an effort to
reach the required goal before the
April 18th dead line. Mr.. Ivy R.
Hagan, the official scorer, is anx-
ious to see each month come up
to the fifty degree mark on the
1t is interesting to
note how the mercury is beginning
to rise as we near the half way
mark in this drive.
All activities of the church will
cease during next week, which is
Passion week, the churches Cam
phor M. E., Pilgrim Baptist, Mt.
Ohvet Baptist and St. James A.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-15
Marian Anderson a Symbol

Just Louis has become symbol OF the newer
Negro world Marian Anderson has become the sign "
progress in the cultural fields
Anderson has long way since the ngnt "heh she
the Twin Cities by w. Gertrude Brown ana sang
comparatively small audience at the First bapu Ourch III
MINNEAPOLIS as guest the Wheatey Gee Club!
and acclaim hers after years OF unre
ting toll strengthening Her past mentioned only because
chiefly through by the struggles and hard
that achieve is shown to others
modest introduction to this hopabe section OF the
visited playing to larger audi
eces and winning her each until
Minneapolis Municipal Auditorium Will house
her
cities must not forget that
the debt of appreciation to Mrs Car
lyle been the guiding genius in four OF her five
Mrs Scott has always recognized artists Tor their
real regardless their accident of BIRTH which as it should
This perhaps behind Mrs SCOTS outstanding
musical life of the Northwest concrete way
appreciation to the concert she risks
huge of money to bring here.
The Negro public willing that all of the support
nights Anderson recital be borne completely
who attend should and possible
family members should be brought along to see
magic of their with voice. rare git
inspiration that woman Will receive
nights them the spark Whcn
light contributions to humanity Not only will
the mothers the fathers who
keep their children reaching for
will find nvgoraton Every Negro man. woman and
prceand the tickets be had for low as
$11O-should hear Miss Anderson's recital
familiar with the embarrassing experience she had
capital There those whose lack of Chris
principles uncovered completely that they
grudg against this great The places OF the
might should be filled by those of
the handcaps birth and oftenmes place on our
shoulders.
recognize ability merit and accomplishment
in their fellowmen regardless of racial Identity
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-15
Travelling Alone Suicide;
Clubs Are of Some
Value, Writer Says
By Milton BledsOe
IN THE X. G. CALL


week that the Rang the Entire Nous
other ghsoundng title attached of folk
community cuuray cvcay the politically
bridge Chinese checkers the expoundng of
shot air. the digeng of the encyclopedia the total results
there still good than harm come from SUCH
nothing than exchange of ideas takes place. that shows
definite advancement
However feel organizations
considerably the other side the Kaw
and handsomely And not rubber of bridge
missed good argument gossip overlooked
ebug records skipped little
that has rested anium and which must burst forth
is examined.
We organization power lies think
putting ideas We find that politicians
hold lightly of workers. and that
corporations the will of hundreds of
people massed together who sngy would hardly rate 500 worth
of credit
upsettng tables bingo games long windy
of knowledge from Life and the Saturday Evening Post the
these church, POLITICAL neghbor
business and other organized units could be used
the mouthpec the DESIRES the Wishes and please
the demands of minority for its ghu dues part Of
the community the benefits of organization will be returned four
fold to
many clubs declarations and councils the
their activities will be affected that the parent body
will try o the individual club
Therefore, given consideration,
would be that club activities be unaffected
regardless of the plan pursued
organization regardless how small
council in three months
where the executive committee would be
a meeting transaction of business.
would with sanction from the member clubs
organization such getting employment
money
back The request for more play areas and fact any problem re-
curing solution could be taken by
this council.
1t is hardly possible any public official
fail listen attenvy the representatives of
10000 or citizens. E
would be true crossecon of the
would include the working the domestic
worker teacher DOCTOR lawyer home WPA
worker minister.
groups who forth
representing thnkng
or "better element" of Negroes.
is Negroes,
develop anything that looks like
together the professionals rubbing
problem is fool
hardy those the bottom their feeble efforts
to reach the
Travels Who Travels Alone, sound
all right group travelling
a cut to and racial suicide.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-15
Stop Destroying Ourselves

the fair play with
establish whether other charges
quick guilty where moral turptude alleged
devastating onslaught reputation should
be lasto believed without proof.
charges like pole sitting, and gold fish
swallowing community suffer deuge of smut
along epidemic of it. 1t is rash that detles treat
has run its
But mark damaged charge nature
leads us to up by making comparisons
appear than general
acceptance Behind the facts travelling slow guilty. the
ad ospers have already tasted satisfaction to the full They
told 500 But if guilty they sneak away
anonymity absolutely Indifferent to the harm they have done
and gossipers cowards brought to
would admit they had pddled charges
facts.
To appeal play Likewise appealing
punish libel useless because the who repeat
what hey say spreads responsibility n that while it the
bringing them before the courts
still further scatters the evil report.
The Gospel with it's admonion you do
that hate and for them that desptefuy
practical human relations contest
decide who do the most evil to the other intending On
fall destroy
utterly only because like the insects which survive in dark
the light truth begins appear
AS which has been much magned and is yet Negroes
Enough enemies outside Saving ourselves full time job Tor all
Anytime charge is eveed at Negro hurts
OH VI No. ~ THE SAME OLD SOUTH
the has rebirh poit
ca today of the
gubernatoa election convinced of the
belief Politically the old South that has always used
Negro political football the
and stepping stone IN another sense ms was
the tactics of Earl Long and his machine their
the Long domination of Louisiana
the question injected into the
pagn machine endeavor prejudice the
his and because Negroes danchsed that
we'll other southern such usually we'll
the side making capital of the Negro question
still way all They have
built their political nveterate the Negro
his welfare have successfully maintained them through appeal
the and bgod reudces of whites who think
they themselves do all they
the Negro and his welfare For long time have they followed this
their minds
se them rid themselves that dwa their
their rendering incapable compromising
nobr craftsmanship, unable
possibilities of What pity that
yield themselves slaves
louisiana however, the