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DECISION On Thje Sidewalk

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MONTHS] ago. the author of
this column was severely
for departing frpm the
criticised
traditiianat
routine politically to the extent Pf lie^
fusing to supportt ^^^ KepaWir^ta
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nominee for the presidencr.

ResolatiM htrodoced iii!^~^ While 0U,R
IISOWAG WDffi-ro reap the ffilLWnD Jlri.Chyk«KHas LNashWi^ lean, our racte
rCationality is AiUfT-!.
Black,
Religious de-
noAjinftional afflliation Baptist, and
City ObuncO To 0!$- our Political creed Republican, w* re-
In keeping with a gi^ahtic proirrain to ftegregate thoirfe serve knd ciierish as our inaliepable
right th/e privilege of thiaktsg /for:
citizens of the city who are not whit^ the .toUpWiM me«tin|r •

diarge was called

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1/ HENCfe fn ifral4 pdlltlcal, Wa'Sft-
Monday, N as the p^-esv
"CROWD COMES OUT FOR RESTRICTIPIG //I ,0 / tdent-eiect jaki^g the oath of] of
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caid the cause! of men and issaes in
The rank and grdB8 brutality by a .Whom we believe; and, if at any
'liast Monday night nearly three hundred determined iice at Washlld^bn, sW- ,

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Los Ansel«s police officers which pel R. JBlafce 6t theiSuperior Court of

property owners in this district turned out to the special meet-
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selelctlon. we strive always, to use
caused the 'death of 'j. H. Bates. Is ing held ^^os .4iigeles vtui rendering his decis
at Rhodes Hall under the auspices of the/Bnoadwav fhat instance as a stepping stone tp
ton in the faEib)i$ {segregation case
not by any imeans forgotten* and jus- greater perfection iji our process a4f
Biisiness Association for the purpose of rehewing/riee; restric- had been j -n days.
tieeiseeiQs ^liout to assert' itself. The reasonii^.
tions where it was necessary..! y .-'.
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Mr. Paul counsellor was

Los Aneiele^ Daily Pftss and citizens
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"Harry Burke was temjioiiats' j^jirtirnlan afid .ijhe niattep
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Assisted by fdrmerl judge W. ,'\H.

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generally, air* Uemandlng thai some-

was discussed and explained by several who were more 0^ leas Thomap. .Tke- :ase. jjosepb Ober*'lse AB AN American, our hope is tt> -ev-
thing must jbe done ahoat it. Yester= ,- - Church, s. Carey So itU and Lillie 3. Smlthj in
. er preserve the Union. Jis a Christian
acquainted with the details. Attorney Allison was temporarily 1

Street and KJrifBth avenue will lie the nhich the FliiinliCf soogbt to dispossess spread Christianity -!p:all fends of the
day a resolntlon ^as Introduced in retained
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until plans could be arranged for his permanent con- occaSjion o{' another, bi^ Mass Meeting, the defendaita of 4heir home, [by ^ Earth. As a Politlcaji, stand (Or deati
the City Coupail by Presidfot Bonelli,
asking fpr ibe discharge ^of these
nection. popular subscription of ovei- forty-five dbllars was A Sunday, March the 10th at :30 P. Si. nfieans pf alccntract entered into'W government, .^nd as a member of the
collected to do preliminary work. A. (Philip Randolph, y-hose name is piersonS callinii th^selves property ,
Black group of America -fight for '

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policemen arid] it is reported the in- familiar to all the Colored people, Jn oiwner^ in the iJVleel Adams and West equal rights for our'*race. Hence at'
"A niotion was made to organize ah Association t'p fight the |

the Country as. the General Organizer et-n Avenue tracts. The plaintiff ti^i) any! time should we. deem It necess-
coming graildJ.jury will be asked by I

approaching menace and a special meeting was arriinged for of the Brotherhood of Sleepiiig Car ed utterly tp ^^tabli^b 4 case, dkie to ary to reach oat beyond the ranks of
District AttOriiey FItts to investigate Por.ers. and as the most prqminent tile weakness f the illegal con^rai^;
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the evening of March 4th at the same.placp ai 7:00 P. M., at [ our poli;ical jjarty to advocate tlve
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case for possible indictni^ents. /and. ii<)werfJil, Colored Orator in cau^e of an individual or tssud we be-'
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which time officers will be seleqted aiid working ^ommitteeis th=i
IfO names att'acped to the iiifit ru-
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United Si'tatts, will deliver the l^^noie lieve would stand for the enforcement

Scoring the city attorney for de-

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/ addfess opening a Labor Confe'rence
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Mr. i>^ash knd his; colleague^ re^uirpd

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of tihe law for all people aljke we

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"Mr. Property Owner, if ydu did pOt attend flhis' meeting here in thisj city. /
thje-^platntHtl toll iprodulce the legal rCc
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woulld consider the same jjofdnly Pur

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fending thej fivfe policemen found The

guilty of • assaulting James Bates, you missed a verf vital •tub.jecl ^one will effect your prop- I..abojr Conference which
prdpeiity inalienable right; but tt-'.i w^ wore
will
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erty to the e.xtreme and you should make every discuss a number of subjects cbncern-
discrepancies serving the race with wlijch ouV^ les- Inefs. Ajgr^ELt many
colored depiity sheriff, and causing h'limanj effort to is being sponsored by ing Xegro .Labor
his death. iPijesident William Bon-, attend the ne.xt. / the funeral s^vice8,/(5C[ iit/i. ^inthia wirb found tn /(lieir records and lay the tlny-is linked and -»'hici> we love jas
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the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por- our own kith ^nd kin., - i
elli of the city council today intro- titiie ,Mr. N>8hj^ot through witt, that
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"In the after meeting it loo.raed up as though Cole Sailing*, Claytirone, *ho passed away oil last ter.'-,, afld flile Labor Conference Citiz-
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duced a resolution asking foV the contract hiire iwere/ionsideiiabiy less

Broadway property .owner, would be selected as president, Th ir.sday. were hejd at the First A,
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ens Cdmmit|ep. This- Committee is

dismissal of the ofRcers from the than illuu 1): mes,' 14Q| natnes being tihe \^ont»ay SioKSilnj /wii^ ]*.
•I with Mr. Oram of 47tnSt. Branch- L. A. First National B^nk as M. E. Church on /last Tuesday 'morri- composed ot thirty prominent citizens
nujmber i^tiireijjM) ^ake. it legal and 1929, Herbert Hoover bedara« presi-.
city's police! force. ' .

The resolution was referred to t^e treasurer and secretary, which would certainly
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Committee of council, strength to -this new organization: -

d great
.Maii.r -werp t^ friends that gathered .
is,] being participated in by numerous

organizations and individuals repre-

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the de/end^nts kneif- nothing Of t^le

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In June, lv2o, a judgment was tit^^ t. j; x •.. L^ re? 'r jet ions, ;i'Heir {contract and the
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William Joiins, the next meeting, Monday. 'March _, 7 P. ..., to lay |tJ::elr' IMt irlbutfe of restoct to
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M ^e^iting the best minds of the com- brEft the «reat net-work of wires, ,

' esirow repJirts shbwejl notie; proving siretching across tjile continent the
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James .Jester. J, K. Caris, G. E. Rup- at Rhodes Hall, 6428 South Broddway.i Bring vour neighbor. the dece. sed; and iiieirfbefs yV th4
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I,fi-^Pl^'Ptifl record wa* made after the ;>

Mr. Randolph's soeech speech at tne Mass g^j.

the Mass' ' n»wl President's inaugural speech uraS-
pers and Lpuis Pinesilver, for dam- Keep the White Spot— WIJIT^")/, ';; purchasedj their prbperty eagcrly received In Calttomla and Itix- ^^
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/ .Vi^-eCiug will l)e on the subject: "Prob-

ages as a result of their assault. ,.> any *: *\?4" glo»*«»« terms jot hei
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isorts of tactics were introduced fellow Statesmen seemed tO';'t>e pleased
ileaia a)Jd Fijinire or the Negro Worker
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lintp the ca«8 bWt Mr.-II«»h Slodced «U *ifli the tiieasage.
bflt Mr.-
The next meeting W-as held' Monday evehfnf, MarcK VterUnK^nalklea and the'/useftityljfi ilT American^ Industry." Presltlent Hoover, '

as "unwari^nted, inexcusable and

The UbDi^ Conference Sessions Willi '"T''*H<'""-' - ,'' / )i '| » rohgly argued 4n favor of tije iHb
'/i the date that the new president took his seat as sfiK -had led.
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Judj!e Bl ike was y<ry patient

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The supreme oouit of California captain^of the 'Ship of State,' be foirr. Monday and Tuesdav after- Amindment, but breathed," no hopfii j
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at the same'h^ll, and it^ is stated/ The services' were in cbSrge of. Or;
confirmed ijhe judgment, and the nobnb at th^ Vernon Public Library, just, .giving each side «ver^- advantage for word conce^^ig those badly bruis- i

that several hundred vvere^ present. J .ir. Wilson, editor of "The W;estprn .Mbndnyi and] Tuesdav evenings at the En(l/yai;Uy did the flaintiff's attorney ed imendmenfC^ Viz.. the 13tb. 14111.
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city attorney "represented the offi-

cers , in th^ actions against them. The busine.ss of the evening, was the making of a pernia- flr'stlaii Ratorder » ho, in eloquent. '.. rtt^rr'oM. Hith- School. The Commit-' try! by reading all kim s of law-^^ to. ea-
Bonelli chajrges. nent organization. Membership cards Which read: MJu well chiis.?ni words drew rIow. ta4 aiinoi'incee that 'these meetincs are labfisih his ^se toi h9 avail. 'r at-
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& result of pikblic opinion,
.4s M Inif pictf^e of ilJe U8..MI1 "iiV
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i t'«"li ^'P'* ?*"'' pvervone interestd jn the .torney projed.jt hi^d
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arbused over the fa<it that the police
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pr^iere^s of jNfegro Labor is invited' '.o/ the case. VTe were proud of'Mr. Xash Fl jlOM : YORK Ao California
were defent^ed and Ijept on the force "White Home Owm^s Pr©t«ctive Association,
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H,tttnd. 1 /' '' I / s'' ''aln' an' il se ent,''.„]>„=v

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-never losiig his Negro politicians are speculating
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he received; Bonelli has offered his

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HARRY F. BURK^, Chairman f 'Uatlnnsj to wilci she belohsud! to do group to a cherished position one*
The trial Was veil attended by inter- beldl by' Negroes. California has two
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resolution as the on'y amends the

tity can make, become a member of the above narofed Aiso-
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^i o vrr.j a! l|od|-.cl' irf. P^iivon'iltll issouri ested frienc s of ci;r gi[oup audi a few
Legislators
splendid men on the ilate Hon. Fred- —
Vf'Tiflols. trom wBich erictt M.' Roberts of Los Angeles aiuj
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In his resolution, the council pres- ciatron and hand you herewith One ($1,00) Dollar, i agree to she i-f t he other laoe also. This, H thie ;

with hirjhr'st honors in.Jui £enl|amin Ingraham gf San ^rnar-.

oident instructs, the city , attorney's do everything within my legal power to help the /Association firs real fi.vorable (decision _hen ih
Now. as far asfwe are concern^
office to refrain from aiding police
keep our district for the use oflwhitfe people! / y '.\// / .' 7
do- luTJ maiden jnanie' ol Cjnthl^; Iheie searejeation F^htjimC^ov^Ifaws
c*s<-s' and yte arje
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ed Ve wpuld like to see one of thesb
in litigatiori brought on by their peai as .hej failed tb e stablish a case,
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Tholnasj^nd (iu> \iisi o: the Tli-.tjia.^!

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personal actions. 'Name. -..--....

\r:-iSt-\ famly v^hose name- was early^connect:
sure Inhere will be no attempt to ap-
and now, tb%t ih all our getting -»-e
In denouncing authorities for al- Wejcongritula'te Mir. and Mrs! Care^
lowing the' ifivfe convicted officers to cd vfthj Pomiiiiii a|id ils progressive he Associated Negro Pjressl Smlpi who tought so jinanfuHy fpr their would like to get hold of a Presided
f'l "Address.!.:; son City, i»;o,l?!arch Wal- rights as \ rs. Smith saJd tiiey'woul^ feartess tp the extea;- that he woulii T—
be defended! byi the city's legal ma- Ui/»<f r>-. jher father having conducted'
chinery, the;' rejsolution sets forth nJiember spe:tk out against lynch law and mdt)
,"Phone. a^pi ospirpus Jiusiliess for a liumber Moore. "Of StJ Louis, pend '".leir lastidolliar to retain their
that there is no record that the con- an^ violence in the United States; And-;
lissouri Lesftlaturi", v^orous- home, and preserve litieir rlghis
sent of citjd council was. ever given Among those present were Cole Sally; a politician a*bout at yJa:s|/t:ricr to Uisl passing' In 1911. ^ so (ong as we lenjoy the right e»r sUjtT ^
im- rtiake; it easier for the rest of 1*4, cases '1 '

for their detensie. the town, and Councilman Lewis, who, no doubt, very soon FcJuaming services at rlie ihurtjh, sted against; so-called
tliat are to follo*.i While the ca'se cost
ferdge. we shall advocate
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tl-e funeiral c-ortjse taioved ori 'to ,<he prioventlbnt bills sponsored by the St.
a great dej I, Mr. arid Mrs. Sm^th feel
of men ^e believe^ Ctiristisn enough
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will be wining and dining with the other than whites in the Fur-
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faihi y burial pjot in Pomona wher4 LniiiJ Coun y jr^agut! of Mu^icipall- well i-epaiO for] its ^nal -terminjation.
long Tract district telling them whjf they Should vote for
the coming election. m Wm |

Imprtssl^-e rites were held by Victory lits enbrosse<jl in the legislature, Fri- 'iTWC INTOREStED CITIZENS as religions freedom for all Amerlcafn.

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IN ORDER to w»^ck a stifuctarc, the

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f Mn>. Ciaybrpne, who w'as 42. years lOne measure,, emrowering jt! '

sentiment in favor of such an prga'hization. Mr. Cole Sally was V'Tfjcking crew ddes not start on the
one of the chief speakers.©^ thrf evening, but this, no doubt/ old, leaves to raoufh her loss a dfevcit- t|y. court court to appoint al Planning pinbaclp of the Iguilding, but the fonn-
ed, husband, an aunt in tb* persdii of commisaion to .make blots
of Sit. Lou- daiion.'
r'ff would not cause Mr. Sally -any emharrassment when the time is ./'f
ripe for him to come sallying ;dq^yh in tha colored Section with Mrs. tmnia Atjams of Okmulgee, Ok- is Coui^ty. regulate 'fsub-divlsiion and
/lahojiia, wli'> attended the funeral, and highvyay development and draft zon- IF Would chedc the great AMER^A
New Orleans (By the As- his'political basket picking up votes for some candidates ^o .
crime wave thati is sweepii^g this cOn-
a ho:it oi otlier relativesiand Jfjriends. iiig regulations, was' an atempt at
Dr. Samuel whom he has religiously pledged his support for a goodly sum. tiniint at this time. It mu^t go- after
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r. Green, brqugh(t snit in the ciyll dis- Where Ijgnorance U Blis» 'Ti« Folly To Be Wi»*" 7 / Th^ floral oterlu^'s wterfei l^ea«»«fkl '^'^ segregation and wduld. if adop^ 1
Ihe cause dnd not th« effect.
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trict court of ^tufday to recover '. an,: man>y^, :|„':,/ ;'
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bull ling, on
$25,000 in damages from th^ Louisiana As |m educational experiment the White American w'lth ^

/properties *th«-y owb nofw, c eclared fi PHILIP RANDOLPH no dpnbt

Industrial Life Insurance Company for bring Los .^ngeles a message of
alleged slandproiis statements made by
as much brain^.as an English Sparrow realizes that the Black //I'Representat'iXfe Moore, There ^re sev- will
hope-^or betterricoDdi'tona in- t)ie in-
agents and solicitors of the defendant has surpassed his most sanguine i^pectations. ^iKfijeld man I
Louis Kappa
Thfe big ^. , Soinerville
._, ._. the - eraV thousand Negrojesit^ St
It^^ trial srartd^'Mr i>e Blac^ worker.
company. Tne i^ysician charges that If he has' studied .fust a little bit of history and geography iConnty,. mo«t of them in SoHth Kirk- hotpi wasi the so sn^^f jgr^at activity
the agents ha vei systematically slan- he knows that the color of thkskih is due
to conditions of cli- /llyrood i4»fl the SpBth ktnJo.c|t -Pard on l4st Thursday eivenjng. Wi en ihe ORDER tois^p. f;en a^ hence'
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dered him to i(arlous policyholders.
Dr. Green 8ay8| the remarks have
mate and does not in any waj^ effett either the moral, spiritiial/' / AlUvilll.
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Busliiess land Prdfe^toilal M^n head-
ed bJ Dr G. W.pVatkini! gathered for
"Slv^h iii bili,/ Mpoi-e ajaJd, "comes the ntrppse of hdtoring the Hon. John-
' /'r enjoy good bealttt -ki^ strive to eat
and exercise properly, hence In onler
damaged his prpfe'ssiotuil rgputatibn to ifuHctlon prdpertiy, mentally, we
and'caused liim nnanclal loss. ', jlwitb' poojs'.gra^rfe. from' any ineifiber of L. V\'|Bbb[ promin snt business man' of
!<ho lid' feed our. minds with mental
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'' •' '/''''' / • / 'EFllELI), yv. Va.^Plaris'idtj^r- thUhoufc. aid wilth! especially poor Hot -Sprtags. Ark., who Is spending a
roa<l w-hich «e got through the liit^i-
If these people had formed somie organization for th^ p^ur-, ganlzlng jan alBmnl chapter df ('the g/ac^ frbtb a Reputu<Un Jnemter.
um or proper reading/ few 4-eeKs in So nthem CalifotTtl* on .

pose of keeping the district morally clean, there would be nd natioral /rat^rnlty of Kappa lAipha / ReprcsSlfative ^Uepof; our group. a Jbui^ineBs and rielst mission, V /
SPECIAL M. Kk. C. p. Speeches of thi -eej min utos^ ./flpratto^
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dQubt as to. their intent of purpose; but this proposition of col- P^i here, wer* definitely fdrmuUled/rcoe^tiy^fected
or pnejudice is but the fruit of ignorance and should be^ro\i(rn whepitheifraters o! Bloefieli ah'd mr/
member from Lou- was (he order of thp^ewniiyg land In-,
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keeding (-ertaln neighborhods white is
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measure, be- deed many advanced ideas along the an infignia to u»i— What Los Angeles
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rouhdngr'towne met Vcei^Uy al Ai
is. plead*i' against' the

.aii^e. /hi|*aid it ani atteWpt at line Of Advancement |fdr Ihe race were noe<ls is a thprongb. house, cleatning
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Rational Beiieflt Life Iflsurance H'om-
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the editor of/ this paper. J.
from Holly w-ood io Watts, Induce i>eo-
ple.lo lire white lives^not white -with
The clean cultiired Colorjed pf9ple who have encirouched iHeege and iEIvins. B: Bai^lwas called nj^nT to Introdnce / Reprps taltlves
I / pahy. Following -tbfe busiiiesg oi the regiirds to siciu,-|>ut inorals, and then
SPECIAL N; A. A. C. in their program of pro^eaa education and wealth demand whfte, oB St. Louis C'puty, sponsors of ttiq, )t#jj'./igiilshed -pn^eat. which he ydu will b^ doing -spUMKhing.
that meetliig, 9 t>T>lca! "Kerpa Feast" waiy ''
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they be pematted to.spend their money in a way that will secur^ sprtiat arid rousing speeches tb4 bill.Jipnied ralciai segre|a!Uon is did inj yords which could be; under;
alid good stood and the crowd receivjed Mr., ,

.The executive cnmmittee in oi^er to

for them health and happiness. ,. fellowBhii)! wer^«njoye«i until/an! eayly
f/onterapliRed and jcall^d att'enjloii to
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co-operate wiltU ibe Pullman, i^rters Now
if any little cheap fclass of any color or nationality hous. The' following yrere
pr^8enit:/Dr;
the Unlti4 StaleflSuj^remfe Court de- His iresponse was" iB<leed apprtwil)- i
c6irSfcniME>< and other city. dI^c-

have contributed lessitt^thie safety and prosperity W. M M'rlght, C. B. Mopfe.l Delberi cisions iSrbich bave held ^egt-cgation ated tpj.the utmpst attd Mr. Webjj firm-
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labor movement, has changed the most of to launch a cami^in to keep, as they
meeting fronv ETunday March JOth to ly entilenched hiinsdlf en the minds
they seek to segregate, think M, PWH^rman, l)ewLy frtkt. /J.,/L. ordinances uncpnsthutional,
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of this country than those say, certain neighborhooda irtilte
Sunday March. ITtai. It will be Negro The Companion Wlls, Wovldlng and int» the hearts of his hearers.
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Insurance day "and the. program will they can sucessfully, not with cash; but with some' sort <Jr dis- Sulllvin, floward C. yAbcTtt/ L6on A niost elegant atid tempting flve- ' vHlje beautiful, white as well aa Uaek
be in charge of t^e- Golden State In-\ eased sentiment, put over ^ueii prqsr^ms, they arie wdly mis- .lacksojn. If. G. ^^ferspii'. J. SlJ?an4aie, for the (:reatii)g df c0mn)ilB8|^ns by coursel dinner !«tiis [aered and Los .

l^irls are becomibg daily victtma oftlM

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D. W. Wilson.^ lj« H<»^ S. HdrVi Con-, mttnicipaiities to ^j>rk dut < sonins Angeles surely -rendered unto One 0* r^eadly » IWdt Ai
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regitlatlons in ihe' ^wns, ^rid rlrcfvide the ,odi^tanding ti (ures of .America ..«
'on kmertca's cllvilization 'and atteh
nouncement aezt Week in reference to We
aiSe informed that' a I'Califbrma Eaj^^' wMtlie only se^tfni nJenibSrs' .iij'chide:/' A''tloniey practices are edmmon only to tha
the anniversary campaign. for theif lliiture {gjfowth kiid aiithorlz- Tight t^yall reo*|ptjonj:
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ing will fee «| fitting climax to the eel- We
hope that Mr. Sally will read another decision in this C. Kelii. Earl Btj-pirB. I./ J. W< Ho ing city and cp<iii|y! planninc cfiBmia-
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jCaa Iwpaaoltood is tp make a tlreleaa
. eKration of NatioMl Negro nisurance ;
isue to the wh
te Plagufe at the next, meeting. lime Griine8.:Lie I^/ Jo^i^son,, ((?*- 6iop^ to rejula|iie|the trWpi of build-
Week. A veity eiuertaing and worth- ings (« be erectldMn thf yamu'^ zones jeajmaign against vice and corruption
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before they eat the -heart out of lOur
itfalrrtdn.. wfire engrossed' without dl^ectibn
boasted American civilization. \

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