Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1921 ‘ . - PLEADS WITH NEGROES. U. S. Agents War on Big Foreign, el e : Drug RIII'T Now Operating Here Is Indebted to Whites. GREENVILLE., S. C. March 22| “We should thank God every day for | tion interests and ofher business con-|placing our race alongside that of crns all over the United States the whites,” .declared Dr. R R. = Moton, principal of Tuskegee Insti- Draft Obstructor O te Prisem. |iyte, in an address before an audi- i Col.—Joshua Sykes, self-|ence of 2,500 here. He asserted that king of heaven and |the negro is indebted fo the white o and prophet | neople for his lanzuage his_religion v i and countless other thihgs: that the en |negro race got more out’ of slavers - |than the whites. Delivers This Three-Piece Duofold Suite To Your Home By the Assoeiated Pross. NEW YORK, March 2 “Before and After”’ Yot have often seen drawings of “before” and “after,” illustrating the merit of some article of merchandise. By Ganieien S ‘The before and after in banking is perhaps just as in- Decl el steamships He appealed to the negroes to re- ~{main in the south and work out n. his | their destiny in full co-operation with prison | the white peaple on on CB.AS}I KILLS OVERSEAS )[EN teresting. If you would accumulate money, take your savings out of your salary “before” vou begin spending. If you try to save “after” you have done all your spending the leaders express st ruck which they were fied. but ving, at Welssenthurm, Privato L itwi i i bl nce Buker, the third man in the tru it-will only result in trying. do" ot pronib or 10 both of these causes. | was seriously injured. The bodies cotics. <t of the labor disputes is that | Hanenkrat and Murphy will be.returned | Drugs manufactured in G ston building trades. to the United States. charged, have bheen country’ into Switzerl underground passagew been discoverr h these drugs. Dr. Simons been transported to A Japan and ltaly. SAVE “BEFORE”—Spend “After” SBAVINGS DEPARTMENT. FEDERAL NATIONAL BANK Southeast Corner of Fourteenth and G Streets Originators of the Monthly Statement System in Washington. IV OURPASTRY Smm@ CORNWELL'S MOCHA TARTLET ™ PULENCE vf buttflr cream and Frcnc}z Guard Rallrond Property. depredations {committed by {Jar action s b counties throu Mocha cream lavished a-top almond cus- { passes. tard in a crfnla’y brown crust of choicest! French pastry. An incomparably rich Parisian pastry concert! Unfon Tailors Vote Strike. NEW YORK.~A de at_a meeting of unio tailors, repre 5 t and 3,000 w s was_announce 5 of the Fifth Ave: 3 Association, which em - / (] all the men, to renew t | calling for a minimum wage « {for a forty-four-hour weeck. Seventh at F Given Colleme $100,000, NASHVILLE, Tenn. t quarters of the Chr Movement of the \J Church PASTRIPHONE Main 875 CORNWELLS 1415 H Street | Pawue Leuv s G PIVISION OF AMERICAN HOME FURN(SRERS CORP, 735 7th STREET N.W. Bridegroom of Week Dend. NORFOLK, Va M the death of J¢ | found dying in with a rope arou bullet wound in in his temple. He later. Block was ago, returning Fri | moon trip. The po | the theory that ! n Guard Gulity. Ala--Admitting that nd beaten Will eonvict at the Theodore becauss the latter exp i ingness to take four p | by him. James T declared guilty of thority after a lengtl the county board of re Charge Shocking RBrutality. g s 4 HICKMAN, 5 white man, livi A tion, near here, T.” Cflndu(‘t!fl the Ch old baby girl with a cauc, | serious injuries. st Farmers and Mercl Sullivan, Til., to replace 1y $262,000, caid to h D0 what- | state auditors' |ofice. "The bank has been closed (\ under it every m wan in the AL L the world loves a s B young man. He symbolizes el our ideas and ideals; his future is B S bill becomes cffecti i Rites for Bert L. 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