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'H ik --'J 1: i .5 w' THK MIHS KXntKSS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, SEPTKMKKR 10, 1922 PAG'H i i I I M' s.lFK SOCJSD ECONOMICAL 111 I i yyy 1 1 1: LOYAL OF AL1ERICA, THAT BRILLIANT YOUNG ORDER! 31.53 JShliKQ FEE. to-day- best TBOTKCTIOX, MOST LIBERAL POLICIES. Mre Drastics Wanted for Texan and Oklahoma Address All Communications To 2413 1-2 ELM STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS. J. WJU3IT, H.

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7'tZt' J2-v Baptists Lose Great Leader in Dr. florris. 1 1. (Continued from page 1). MKIHOHIAL PLACRO TO AFRICA! -OKIK'K WHO AIIKI LONDON (Dy A.

N. London, England. 8-pt. 14. A tablet Is to be placed In the ward of a London blspltal where an African hero, Chief Mandombi, allowed himself to be used for experimental treat ment which resulted In locating the WATI0LAI, MKOKCAH VKKT 1ST WASH1NUT0N.

win the only church he pastored du rinsr his entire ininistrv. lie was elected president of the per which causes the dreaded sleep Arkansas rtapti.it State Convention In i ins; sickness. Attacked by sleeping; ixsj. and Has been at tne neaa or me sickness in the Uong-o in Man- of Arkansas ever since, fill ing- it with honor, distinction and brilliancy, to the hour of his death. lur-in this time, he brought into life the Arkansas llaptlst Colleue in fact he was the founder of that Institution which is duitis; so much for the education of the youth.

He served as chairman of the Hoard of Trustees, ilurinK all th" thirty-eight years, with the ex-jeji'ion of two or three years and was filling that position also wher. his summons came. At the beginning; of his administration iiero was a church membership in the state of thirty-five thousand and at the close of his life it had reached one hundred and ten thousand. TIiIh rapid growth of the denomination is duct largely to his official activity, and of his determined effort by which missionaries were kept on the field In the interest of the denominational work. He was also tlio founder of the Arkansas Times, Arkansas Itnptlst, now the r.aptist.

Vanguard. He wan devoted to his family. It was In US that he was married to Miss t'aniile K. Austin, of Fackler, Alabama. Kroni this union, there were dombi suitgosted to an English mis sionary that he be sent to England end experimented upon In order that some effective cure might be found fair the disease.

For four months specimens of Mandombi'a blood were taken every four hours until at last the germ was identified. The strain MandonfU died as truly a martyr to the cause of human progress as any has been too much, however, and of those who have sacrificed their lives that their fellows might have an increased chance for health and happiness. It Is well that the memory of such men should be perpetuated and that their names should be known for they have contributed to human advancement the dearest thing given to them nnd when they give up their lives they come as near the divine as ever a man does. PH'KKN OAIIVKY CANNOT HH I.IIIIJI.1,KI. A.

N. Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 14. In an In-vlew of 'William Pickens, the noted fCy A Washington, D. C.

Sept. 14. The twenty-seventh annual session of The National Medical Association opened with a joint session by the medical, surgical, pharmaceutical and dental sections last Tuesday morning, at the Dunbar high school, Dr. H. M.

Oreen, president of the Association, and a member of the profession In Knox-ville, made his annual address Indicating what was being done to lessen disease among Colored people. He cited the need of small hlspitals for' serious and difficult cases, and laid great stress upon the enthusiasms to be gathered from alumni reunions. The session lasted three days. Dr. J.

Edward Perry of Kansas City, wa elected president of the National Medical Association. Others elected were Dr. John O. Pluin-mer. N.

president elect to take office next year; Dr. H. It. Smith, Chicago, first vice-president; Ir. 1.

Martin Lawrence, Philadelphia, second vice-president; Dr. C. E. LeDraneli New Orleans, third vlce-preHident; Dr. W.

O. Alexander, Orange, N. general secretary and Dr. O. H.

Francis, Norfolk, assistant secretary. The convention next year will be held In St. Louis, from August 2 to 24. "HOTTHSTOT WAIf WAS ONLY A IIIUTIMII MASKACKK. nrntol hr In at wahIt.

Mr TMplrnnN orn four boys and five gir s. inore (lll.wln, survive him, his widow, rnas aus-i nendlna- suit for libel dam-tin; Fred Douglass: Mattio K. Mf" nhS- i. Knureon. "es against nun.

KoJbod 1 me for cares what Garvey su He has not been libeled. It ttiw THAilft COMPANY I'ORMKU would be difficult to libel him IN NEW YOKK. (Uy A. N. He has such big Imagination about money that it ought to have occurred to him to sue for 760 millions m- kj li Th.r.

stead of 750 thousands, merely. He med in New vTrk. a c.h.'l"cf-'V wtniagr nlrA 'In Africa. ew reoord In oversease com- The Oversease Trading Com- New York lias been fermed ateamfshl set a merce. The 'Oversease Trading lany," Is the name of the organisa the head of the big gest humbug poor, and ignorant black Americana ever suriered from, and last Americans ever suiiereu iroiri, tna (mn.

with general off lew at 80 Wall exposed and repudl- Ktrcet and the men behind ft are Jnatters not how much the U'ij -known in the biiHinea world. i They are Charles tchell and wl f)nd out that he deallng (James M. Canty, of Charleston. who do not "scare" easily. Anthony Crawford I of New Yolk, and nd (hat courU cannilt be made iLTeford Gale of Philadelphia.

gta The first Uot already been pur- Afr(cRn bunk. chased from the United State fihipp- ti th, makeg inn. a blunder now he tries to make Atlantic wttn a cargo on ine way 10 South Africa. So duietly ha the work- Ins; of the new venture proceeded, and SESSION. RAK 1N HATBKD, carefully have the men guarded 1IKAEN tb MISSISSIPPI, their plans until the arrangements were completed, that the boat had been Jackson Sept.

14. The Hon. thought up from Norfolk. and Thomas U. Sisson bin been beaten turned over to the company in New for rcnomlnation to Congress because York paid for.

before the public was he saved up his 1921 allotment of a re of the fact. i "free seeds and sent them to his A few days before Balling, the constitutcnts at a time when they owners of the boat a number would do him the most good in his of guests, and a gToup of newspaper 1922 primary fight, and was accused men to accompany them on a trial of being somewhat weak on the "Nig. trip up the Hudson Klver. The trip ger Question." roved in every way successful and Congressman Sisson had served The boat was beautifully en terms in Congress, and had risen decorated" from stem to stern, there almost to the top of the Demorcatic Was music and luncheon was served, membership of the appropriations com- "This is not propoganda proposition mlttee. llelng on the minority side Imt strictly business," declared An- of that committee, he had Indulged thony Crawford, a Colored man who often In long and eloquent denunciator nearly a score of years has been tlons of "pork Ibarrel appropriates," tin important exporter, "Hie known Minority members always- do this.

And to the general public, with well e- now he has slipped on a piece of his vbliHhed office." in Wa i street. Mr. own "pork 'For "free seeds" paid rawford ban the appea.aico of the for by I'm le Sam are Just as much nucces-iful business man, about fifty pork as 100.000 postofflces in $10,000 vears of nice, and Is highly esteem- towns and deepurater channels In rlv-d In the financial district. ers that disappear In the dry treason. (By A.

N. London, England, Sept. 14. The "Hottentot War" waged last spring by the South African government against the liondel tribe of Hottentots In the former German Southwest Africa la revealed In an official report Just published as the most complete and inglorious victory In a decade, People whose Imaginations were stirred when they were Informed that the Hottentots had now know that the Bondel tribe consisted of only COO poverty-tricken persons, of whom only about 200 were men capiiWe of bearing arms and who by official admission committed no violent act before being attacked. YOUTHS IIKSCIM DKOWNINfi WHITE SWIMMER.

(By A. N. P.l Chicago, 111., Sept 14. Two 10- year old Colored boys braved a heavy I sea last Thursday night and swam I for more than 000 yards to the rescue of a white boy caught In the under tow at the 22nd street beach. The boy rescurers are Brewer McOee, 11 West 17th street and John Kansfor.

910 South State street. The rescued I boy was taken to St Luke's hospital wnore ne was unconscious for several hours. He was unldentlfed. IIOS'l'ON JEWS TO FIGHT HACK HATEItS. OLD Or Finl It Difficult to Moke Your Fet Behove When You Platj Black Swan Dance Records.

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Dostoii, Sept 14. Jewish or ganizatlons throughout Greater Bos ton today retained counsel as a first siep in wnat elves promise of becom Ing board at a total cost aooroxlmat vitles of a widespread "rirg! of race haters whose work has resulted In aiiti-Semltio demonstrations In various communities. The latest Incident in the alleged activities was the stoning of a Jewish synagogue In South Boston and tne barring of a Jewess fron. a fash ionable hotel In Wlnthrop, which, it is charged, was the, work of high-Brows." These Incidents and a number of other leal demonstrations during the last few months are characterized as aftermaths of the so-called anti-Semitic utterances made at Ha.vurd which attracted atter.tion throughout the country. Harvard definitely repudiated any anti-Jewish policy in Its matriculation progrim.

WANT RANK IX BOSTON. Boston, fciepL 14. Declaring that many ot the old -time banks refuse loans to the colored people because they are colored and live in the poorer sections of the cltyAtt. Joseph S. Mitchell appeared before the state board of bank Incorporators asked that a charter be granted to incorporate the Douglas Square Savings Bank in Koxbury.

Mitchell was Joined in bis plea by 16 leading colored clergymen, headed the Re. W. H. Jones of the A-M. E.

Zion church, who sent a written appeal to the boUrd. "We anticipate the possibility of injustice," the clergyman wrote, "and we know it la within your power to correct all errors to subdue all pie-prejudice." "You want us to be good said Atty Mitchell. "So do we. We want to be loyal Bostoninns to our city. 'There is not a bank existing within a radius of one mile of Douglas square.

Roxbury needs Improvement. We are assessed lower than any lo-locality because property has so rar pldly declined In value. We want to borrow money to build homes, to improve our conditions. It. is almost Impossible for us to get crfedit now.

There is not a banking institution In Boston wbch would give us an opnortunty." Dr. Simons nnd the Rev. Dr." Davis S. Klugh conducted the hearing and stated that the petition for the charter has been Bigned by 6000 colored people. Including attorneys, manu factures and physicians.

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Sept 14. The N-gro problem of the British West In- dis is far less difficult than that of the United States in the opinion of bishops of the Anglican church of the Province of the West Indies, which is holding its Triennial Synod at the church Missions House, 281 Fourth Avenue. The Right Rev. Ed- ward Hutson of Antigua, archbishop of the province, is presiding at the synod. "Most of the work of the church In I the West Indies is among the.

blacks," said Hutson to-day. 'But somehow the negro problem in the West Indies is not so diftcult as in the United States. Our negroes seem to be more amenable, and there is less feeling between in white and the black races. 'There is virtually no social intercourse between the two races, but wc all worship together and go to the altr together. Negroes and whites are absolutely equal before the courts, as they are before the church.

Ot I course we haven't the political prob lems that you have in the United States, because practically all the provinces' are governed as Crown Provinces. But do have race riots, and lynchtngs woul not be tolerated." The blacks in the British Provinces are not so well educated among the rank and file as in this country, Arch bishop Hutson said. They go to schools where they are taught to read and write, and lead an agricultural life, live In houses where conditions are very primitive and where they do not have anything to read, so that the most of them soon forget it. "However, we have had some very highly educated and distinguished nogroes," thisArchblshop added. Sir conrad Jeeves, for many years the Chief Justice of Barbadoes, was of black ancestry on botoh sides.

He was Chief Justice for many years, and "was respected and admired throughout the province. I believe that there surely must be a utuve for the black man. One of Largest Diorr. The Right Rev. Edward Arthur Dunn, Bishop of Honduras, who.

pre sides over one of the most diverse diocesses of the province, in on his way to England, where he is going to some Of the work done in the six republics of Central, America, which are Included under' his leadership. The dioceses streches from Mexico to the Panama Canal Zone, with a "ea coast of some 1,000 miles on the Caribbean Sea, and an cgual coast line on' the Pacific. To assist him, Bishop Dunn has an assistant bishop, seventeen priests, to 4cacons, four women missionaries va the full time staff, with forty-five catechlsts, lay readers, and teachers who part of their time. The negroes vary in each province Bishop Dunn said, but on the whole the race problem is less difficult than In the United States. 'I think they feel that we have been Just to them." he but, of course, our problem has not had so difficult a history as yours in the United States.

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14. It Is nuv accepted as a fact the Lorm or government ior u.e la-lands is to be abandone for a ttlve and responsible administration the Islands affairs. The news have been brought back by the Commission wi tch has recently returned from a vls't to President Harding at V'ashlngton. Assurances that the change would soon I -1. I slon by the President hlmse'f.

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