Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1921, Page 20

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, OCTOBER 30, 1921—PART 1.~ TELLS HOW SOUTH TOOK " HARDING'S RACE SPEECH srom STANLEY, lon::ol “m'n;o.::;a.l'yla:m Mahaging “Editor, ths Birmiaghkam P Age-Herald o cleAred to & oon- sl ..-..Eu bul the gremt trou- Special November “# [0 S5 Club Offer . = [ssisess’s not thoroughly digdsted. day on thé race question are evie Spociis Diapated to 2%e Biae, ble is with many of the colored lead- BIRMING that the; y are given to talking Do Good ia Future, esident's address made lmvrfllo and it will ao tly premature and il considered ] eoma £ g00d n the years that 'When_the President urged equality o afternoon Birmingham Post of econgimjoc and political opportunity | sounds = dissenting note editorially ~ |for ths white ana black races he also | I%,1he followling lanemage:, oo 13 that feh of both races may well have told the south how to meet the stund uncompromisingly against ; T ot Seoial sl | eole et T thsore Dt of eve 1 stion of socl juality. 0T y verses n eory, but o m”h emphasized the fadt that ctualities of racial relgtions he very économic and political equality the is, tpplrently not fully informed. Ihohld be proportioned to the honest “The Post can understand and ap- gu\lun and dneru of the indl- e "Will Put This Blg = ¥ F Columbia Grafonola PP and Any 12 Records 5" in Your Home preciate the silent resentment with which the President's words were These views are hnquut!mbly in | heard by his white audience. “The speéch bor the ear marks o LR ST T 6 of & political “mancuver and was oken. not to thé throngs before hg but to the east and the west. as & tactiess and & violation of the of the clreumstances of the Bresident's visit irmingham.” in Bifmingham but in the entiré south., There unquestionably had been misunderstanding of the mass psychology of the negro and misin: terpretation of certain confusion or dertain sflences in the unflenu ‘which heard the President speal It was estimated that Lher- were between 30,000 and 40,000 people in Capitol Park during the address. It was physically impossible for them to hear what the President was say- Ing. A section on one side was re- served for negroes, and the section was fllled almost to suffocation. Every time the President turned toward them they cheered as only negroes can cheer a republican Presi- In contrast with this view, however, consider an incident of the presiden- tial parade Wednesday in connection with Birmingham's semi-centennial celebration. ne of the units {n this parade was the “1871 Club,” citizens who came to Birmingham the year of the town’s incorporation and who have lived here during the entire fifty years of the city's history, Gnorfe B. Ward, former mayor of Briml This Grafonola is eqtfipped with -all the Exclusive « Columbia features, including the '¥ 'Automatic Record Ejector. ngham, was two years old in 1, when his parents came to Bh'll'lll‘lfil:cm‘re A nesrc: blnr::arlnl:‘ned h Wh 1 t N e e to irmin, am Erani S et o Blmureiin There’s a ole Lo in a Name which he has operated continuously Aiog with the 1871 Club, Tn Wed- w! - - hesdsy's parade, and sitting on the Any salesman anywhere can show you an overstuffed suite, tell you bk (e ane puun h ST P s D e therotistuas: of wotihy ow pretty the covering is and how so: e cusihaons. men of each race toward each other in Birmingham. slde, who likewise could not hear, in turn began their noise making, many of them thinking perhaps that the President had sald something very pleasing to his colored hearers. It is true that there is and prob- ably always will be those in the south and elsewhere who are jealous of any suggestion of justice to the negro race. Some of them were probably in Wednesday's audience, but they do not represent Birming- hath, nor do they represent Alabama. Sentiment of People. It is a fair assertion that the dally There are other styles from $30 to $175. And we can give you any finish you want. : But you want to know more than that about the overstuffed furniture you buy. You want to know that five years fram today it will be as good and still be as serviceable as when it came from our store, + e, MORTGAGE ON HEBREW HOME TO BE BURNED newspapers of Birmingham reflect seenth S VI@yRY & CO., BetweenD 0 L L4 Herald said editorially on the Presi- dent's speech: ’ “President Harding offered a prae- i demonstr. e difference between a piece made for tical, common-sense_solution of the| EiShteen Inmates Between Ages Time only can demonstrate th P race problem. His views coincide A nioblem THIS vlews scoincide of 65 and 96 . appearance only and one honestly made to give service as the country and will be cordiglly ap. Burning ‘of the mortgage on its old wefl asto be good_look’ng. Celebration Set for November 18. proved. He spoke on the broad|puilding will be celebrated by the He- grounds of humanity and an equallty |y oo Home for the Aged, 418 M of opportunity, but he drew a shar . . . . dlstinotion between economic and so- | street. at esercises at the institution The Karpen trade-mark and the Lifetime tag are a promise of service Novémber 18. Plans for the celebra- : to be expected—and the Lifetime Furniture Store guarantees you this service, There’s quite a display this week here of Karpen Overstuffed and ton. The release of the mortgage on - . Cane Panel Suites. the old building will permit officials of the institution to continue thelr plans for the construction of a new ldlfl'- with general hospital facil- Tho home at present is giving shel- Seventh Street Mayer @ CO. 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If the speech was greeted in & measure of silence it was becatss thnk::ll f-m’.?hf“nlb tlt‘, wu( raot — a matter for. oheering, but for study. “The colored contingent 4 Divided in Three Groupos l 0_31 5__3 l 9 9 5 R el e AR stand, o aufl mx{ lmumn.'p. Ravoy, M. Compnsmg beautiful satin, canton crepe, Poiret new shades, braid, bead, embroidery, tassel and nov- two of a kind, from finest makers. This sale starts PLEATED FRUNELLA $30 MOLE-TRIMMED AND Rich sports plalds, fn pretty barmon- e e o back, have already accepted the doctrine The Hebrew Hbome for the Aged been used time and again by ing out that the Prealdent “has ex- t vho will take & Indlnt part are Rev. Such statements (rom & Prosidsnt|of the ro DS AsensRy s i e rangsments for the selebration. 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