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VAQL. XI,-—NO. 1.
1930‘ RESUME 0F COLORED AMERIC
Government
SECRHARY OF ”M NAMES
CflMMITTEE ON. NEBRQ EQUCATEQN
Wifliur And
Advisory Group
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. so.——|
Ray Lyman Wilbur. secretary of the
interior, announced Monday the or.
ganization by the office of educe
tion, department of the Im. of
a national advisory comnitue of
twenty educators on Negro educa
tion. ‘
The general purpose of the com-l
mittee will be to rim cored upon]
policies to be pursued ‘ donlingi
with major problems. The plan isl
for the members offihe committeo‘
to serve as contact repreomtativeo in
the various geographical centres ini
interpreting the education] needs of
colored people to the offitc of educa- I
tion. I
Dr. William J. Coper, commission
er of education. and I}. Ambrosel
Cnliver, specialist on Negro educa-i
tion in the office of «adulation. will‘
direct the work of the conmittee.
The three fields to be coverfid byi
the work of the committee wil be
elementary and secondty education
and teacher preparfldbn'
Nominations for tie committeei
were made mainly by the officers of
the National Associltioi of Touch"!
i; Colored Schools. Thl members of}
t e committee re 5. ~_
Miss Fannie 17. .'. Much“
of the Valeria C. Jo Elementary
School. New Orion”, Mt
of the Notional mi. nor Teach. l
ers in Colored ‘. he,
Fred McCuiation. Idochte (“rec-1
torof the Julius Raenwald Fund.
Nashville, Tenn. I
Dr. J. H. Dillard. nesident of thel
John F. Slater 1;?! m! the Ann T.
Jeans Fund. Ch ottepvme. Va. '
1!. Council Trenhdm, president ofi
Stite Teachers Coilfie, Montgomery.‘
A‘la" and chairman the high schooll
dvision of the Nltb‘nll Association;
of Teachers in Coloze‘d Schools.
Garnet C. Wilkinson. first assist
ant superintend? of public schools.
Washington. D.‘ . ' ' 1
W. A. Robinioni rigcipal of tin-l
Austen High Schuo finoxvillo, ’l‘onn.
H. L. Triggys sink inspector oi"
colored high ”hook, Raleigh. N. ('.'
H. 0. Cook, principal of the Lim‘
coln High School, Ruins City. Mo.
J. W. Seahrook, den: of the Statel
Normal School. Fuyetteville. N. C. 1
Dr. Jane Ellen McAllieter, chair—
man of the Department of Educa
tion, Miner 'l‘elchers College. Wash
ington, D. C. l
Harry W.J(}reen. profe>>or of edu-1
cation, Wes Virginia State College.
ln-titutc. W. Va.
N. C. Nev'hold, director of the di
vision of Negro education, Raleigh.
N. C. l
B. F. H lbel't,‘ president of that
Georgia Agricultural and Mechani-i
8111 College for Negroes, Savannah.
n. ‘
Dwight (L \V. Holmesz. dean of the
college of education. Howard l'ni~
vernity. Wrshing‘ton. D. (‘.. and presi
dent of the Areucintion of CollectN
for Nemo Youth.
C. \V. Florence o!‘ Virginil State
College. htenb rg, Va.. and prel
dent of tie Natfoml Association of
Collegiate deem end registrars in.
Negro SChOO‘w .
Dr. John . Davis. president of‘
the West Virginia State College. In
stitute. W V 1... nnd chairman of the
executive connitte-v of the Confer
ence of New!) Land (Brant Colleues.
Dr. W. J. Halo. [Ul‘critient of the
Am'icultuml and Industrial State
College. liusiwlllt‘. 'lcnrz.
Dr. hlnrdcvzn \l‘ .lvlmmn. xlros'i
dent of inunri lilit't‘l'rli)’. “ash—
inyton. ll 1‘
Dr. Juan M. Candy. YilWNlllt‘li of
Virginia Suite ('ollt-ut- l’c'wr-uurg,
\'3.
Dr. \\ A. Daniel. arm-4m wom
‘lH >o(‘:=’~tixi_\ n! the Amerluu. Bil-'-
airvna‘w h: i. intiqn
Retired Armv Officer
Given $2,200 Posxtmn
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mi Et- ulm am cmhmcl ' K v! .i'
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W With 0211' Vote
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African Bishop
RI. Rev. Childnnc Mari-m Cuu.
D. D. recently appointed bishop by
Pope Pius XI, Christ’s vicar on earth
and head of the Roman Catholic
church. He is the first African bishop
of modern times. Though his juris
diction is confined to Africa, he rep.
resents all Negroes throughout the
world. Some 75 Negro priests are
under his Episcopal authority.
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Ti M ' Poisoned
Cole Chas. Young
WASHINGTON. D. (‘., Dee. 3|.—
It was indicated in a special dispatch
from Monrovia. Lilll'l‘lfl‘ here this
week that the late Col. Charles H.
Young died of poison while serving
as l'nited States military attaehf‘ at
the Capitol of the West African lie
puhlic in 1922.
Young went in Liberia January 3.
19‘10. He died (if “yellow fever”
after an illness of several Weeks: on
January 8. 1922. and was hurled at
Arlington National Cemetery.
It is indicated that Young was an
objector of forced labor and slavery
in Liberia. it was during his trip
into the interior of the country that
he is said to have been noisoned hy
natives. It i: charged that the re
gime that recently stepped down
from rule oi the Republic was not a!
I!” displeased by the removal of the
:United States Army officer.
President Barclay. new head of the
government. and {Hrmer Secretary (1?"
state. also was against forced labor
and slavery and i' was his principle>
that resulted in him moving up to
the presidency without any wild pro
testatiun on the part of the citizens.
it was leurnt-d.
White Men Choose
Colored Wives
' NEW YORK CITY Although
many Colored men have been mar
ried to white women within the past
few years. the reverse in which white
men choose brides from the Colored
race is not usually heard of. How
ever, two such unions occurred here
this week. -
Miss Julia Elizabeth Harvey. 41,
who lives at 63 West 139th street,
Mcame the wife of. Hans Olson. 47,
white, of 6 East 117th street, on Fri
day. Miss Harvey who is a cook. was
born in St. Kitts, B. W. 1. Olson
came to this country from Copen
hagen. Denmark.
(.‘onuzalo Rodriguez, 40. white.
1890 17111 avenue. with Miss Joseph
ine Mortincz. 3'5. 257 West 111th
street, on January 8. Rodriguez is
a native of Porto Ricq.and is em
ployed here as a mechanic. His bride,‘
a cigar binder. though born in New
York City, is the daughter of Cuban
parents.
Hampton Given New Name
HAMPTON, Va.—The name 0!
Normal and Industrial Institute has
been changed t 0 plain Hampton}.
stitute by action of the tm
board. 3; ,‘j‘
The name of the presiding 01'
A-«the principal-hns b e e n ch ‘ ‘
and Arthur Howe is the first
den? of Hampton Institute. ‘
The new $400,000 I‘d-grade -
'ice scluoi will soon be tweeter;
the campus to take the place 1‘47:
Linda Whittier school now 10“
”on dietancc from tho institute.
SEATTLE. WASHINVGION.’iTHURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1931
Names Committee
flew Year
Lll'!‘ w I: wlvv that in the New Your we shall make the
"ml of {inn-Y That \u' may be proud of each day's
pork and happy at the pruspvcts of the labors of tomorrow;
Hut m- .4:le val-2y happim‘.“ with us in our businoss houses
...“ :md show 3 _ju)t|llfl hmrt tn nur neighbors; that each day
\‘hlll find new pm made tnward the gun] of our am
bition. and that u the“ and of the twe‘lvo months before us.
we may find or in... butter homes. :mr lives better lives
and mnwlws lwtlor men wd women.
W. H. Wilson
Carolina Buy Co.
Employ: 60 Drivers
‘ WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. - The
problem of tmm rting 30,000 r
sona to their chieroecupation. tot:-
co. has been solved luv the Safe flu-
Compuny, a SIOO,OOO (rumination.
owned and controlled hy colored in
terests. which has been wanted I
llluflltipid .IhmJln‘ riih 11l the
privileges of the street ruilwuy com
pow.
he street roilw-y a stem do“ not
oponte in the cnloretiy districts, ond
until the ndvent of the Halo Bur
Company. it was difficult for the mul
titudes living in these Nit-tion. to
:xecure adequate trnnspoi'tation. The
company is aerving thin constituency
with altisfnction.
The organization has 32 modern
buses with 60 uniformed drivvrs; ol
so mechanics, traffic officer-I. le ll
Advisers and liahility protection ’or
plnengers. The. nun and ma
chine shop are also the property of
the company, as well u a modern
typo De~lux bus for specinl trips.
The“ vehicles a re operlted on I
systematic schedule which Allow:
varlttions to meet emergencies. R. R.
Morgan is traffic monomer of the
concern.
N. C. Town Bout. No
Lynching In Sixty Your:
KITTRELL, N. C.-~—“'hill- mob
violence runs rampant in other South
ern communities. this town boasts
that not a single lynching hn oc
curred hcre during the put sixty
years; neither hu any resident of
‘the whole county been executed for
{crime since the electric chair was in
;stalled in Raleigh.
\ Dr. Moton lmprovmg
‘ ROCHESTER. N. Y.-Dr. it. it.
‘Moton, principal of Tuskegee lnsti
Mute, who underwent an operation at
the Strong Memorial Hospital here,
is getting along nicely. Ho is ex
pected to remain in the hospital for
about two weeks longer.
U. 5. Civil Service Discriminates Against
Negro; Fails To Give Race A Square Deal
1 WASHINGTON, D. C.——(By Kellyl
lMillerr—Several weeks ago the New<
{York Times carried an accoupt‘lnf
fl
Uses Threat 0f
‘Colored Tenants’
Nl-‘W YORk CITY. l‘vv. fill—An
.ylu “mum: uwd m .- Muz‘ wu. In tho
mums said (u have boon uken by R.
knpilnrf. woollh‘ H‘nllm‘ hero. in or
der to sell his :21 - rum-n! huild-‘
fix. an the "chm" gvarsidc Drive.
near 122 m! .Itru-t.
Mr. Knpilnff ix advvrtiainu Nit-l
hnuxe fur n’n or learn In (‘nlnrni‘
pvnple. IVPIH-mh thinfiinl (a force
his white neighbor: to huy the houu
‘u kvep member: of flu- ('ulun-d run
out at Uw nughburhnml.
The Imflmem hnusr is a nix nmr)‘
rod hrlck huflduu and iu in NW "ml
medium vlctniw M' Hu- m-w 80.000.-
000 Riva-id. Rumm vhun-h. kmmn‘
a; Uw Rocks-{l'm r church. It is ulnn
lepurled thll .luhn H, Rm-kofl-llvr jr.
«.wns vu‘wrul pmrvclu M ”II «mu- m
llw “Unity.
A young Harlem fully Agency
Ital“ till I hm: hm! boon writ
ten Hr. locheteller tdlln. him that
unb- he pun-laud th- Imuun It
would be gold or mud to Colnrod.
Advertisement: altering the Mull.
for rule have been plnrqd in varlnuu
Colored vapors.
Kg. Sam-to 60! m
(' vmu‘rcm. K '.«~l'wo umnu
of the hu- Mnyor l‘nnk H. Putin.
whit? IN Atll Renault", nook.
and Willi-m Mun-y, rhum-uran
received bequests at $5.000 ent-h fnr
lmatworthlneu. act-oral“ to the will
which has been prob-ted.
SERVANT! All PALLIEAIIIS
ST. 1.0U1fi.--Ei;ht non'unh M the
family uf Mrs. Gillian N. Truman. 7|.
whit». defined widow of I farmer
general mllritnr n! the Wohuh Rall
maul. artecl In her pallboanrn lat
week It the lumen! M-rv'lru ovur ronv
durtl-d at Edw-nluville. a wealthy ox
clushe suburb.
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(Enterprise New: But-um
ID“ "_l". A .....-A _1 Q ‘I.
aunt o! “tor to be M I ll!‘
island: 3&- mill! that M b
‘mc rt- Mia and dheflmimun h
iducvfiufliec. Buchwald-o
‘tncta was made in the lad M»
1%" «mm; :1: com to ”7.3
It") I ‘4O
:xflevtnce M {by Retro 65%
I replied to the team M H.
editor of the Time: “In M 1...
fifty thou-ad join. fur the m
conniskod o! mldieru. nilon. huml
managers». hbnnn. chum
and caretaker: and did no! tutti m
mum of ab complaint that the *1
was dimiminltld minn in u"- cl
alfkd “Vi“; My ”Join“! ro- ‘
mim unpublishod.
Bevan! year: :30 (in who): me
In. Inked into fury Mr «Mm.
union in the gamma: «out.
ment: at Wtdflnfian. m Inu- ”on!
H. Thomas kid 60" N- I", u I
mama out-1:5; that.
VOID-fl W a...
has
During the his! hhufium In" I
dozen hated inane: have ”hum and
pushod kovnmmm mum «at
(Continued v-n f‘ncr “1 .
Owns Shoe Plant With
35,000 In Equipment
GRAFTON. W. Van—With the
most modern filwe repair shop in tho
“ily and $5,000 in uquipmnnl. Hm
N. 'l‘. llhthw mtabllshmmn lwru on
Main Strovt. in an example of huHi-
IH‘lu I-Hit‘ivm-v. '
Starting hie business in his home
with an uld t'nshionod last. Mr. Blip
Kim has drvelnped it. into a modern
shm- emporium and not only does a
nhm- repair and cleaning blminons
:hut carries in large “Lack of men's
and hoyx' shut-x.
Eloelric Shoe Shine"
Among the modern machinery are
th vlortrit‘ shne shiners which elim
inntex the danger of climbing- on the
lhiuh ntandn :u-on in moat, places. Ht
hnn 1“ an assistant, Hurry Fuller, of
(‘larlmliurm
In his determinatinn to keep up
with thq- Hill's! m footwear and shot
repairing. Mr. Higgins uttcnds tho
i-‘hm- dulors’ mnvnntinns. He uses.
Hu- very nmth methods in rcpuir
[Work having replaced the old moth
|le of using: tacks with a modern
Int-thud nt‘ ulueing on Holes.
Ho vnlm‘u tn both raw: and has :I
lurk» number at customers.
White Spikes Rumors
N.A.A.C.P. Dissension
| NEW YORK. ‘Rumnrs that James
Wi-idnn vlnhnmn had quit, thi- Nu
'tinnli Aunciutirm for thy Aclvnnmu
‘ment of (’nini‘ml i'ounlo IH'CflHHP i'f
ldiuwmiun. wvn- hrnmlml as lnlw in
n utntomv-nt today by Walter White,
uvlinv Mercury. Mr. “'hlt(' said:
i “Rumors that Mr. .lohnsmn hm rm
‘cwm-d 8“ u-vyninry «if 011- N. A. A.
it i' hmuun uf lilh‘tt'nr‘l'lll. an- un
'hmmlrd."
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! Whit“ Replace Thirty
‘ Durant Euployees
, “M “ploy": of
ham. Wt have bun
W hr w muons
and M when cm» with.
M. The com: «the». who
W! mu m: luphy,
how r 1! ' Ma to the do
wn in “0 mi. of (he rity'n col
‘uld "mph”. M In Idiom hio
ban hug.
Cut. It Caulk-d
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€O|O below fat? In" Hu- (.hri‘.
[u Mb“ 7 (“infirm [he 111-1 m“.
}m «f 1:59:15: 8, (Hm of W".
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F“ 4.1 the firm a! Columbu.
! Ir Fur: we“ Arthur G
>'m M “(with " V"!‘"il. “0
1’5“!“ finisher % In! He he! Mon
as. may! flan” "cm-kt under
I“! it a
‘ Tutu Harvard Hours
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2M‘lfiu‘?‘ S’uhh rmavnd (M Pugh.”
Jug-...: raisin 7‘ L-‘r the Harv-rd "Mi
Eu} wrap! 3‘4 semi H- um um pl
f,“ {on mu» :5 It. «amt thaw m b.
§¢srflmi 2 'm- “ssh: “an. Alpha
éhaw “in :7: 9!; Thai 5 I “Hung!
hilt-ruined: and has tho- am sh:
“than“ a, the PE: “N: “1”... .0.
«km 1" that m 1%» why mocha!
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On Educatio
IN MANY WAYS man IS MAKINI
cummsumm RACE PROBE
Recovering
Dr. Robert R. Morton‘ president nl’
Tush-mm Instimlr and prmidt-nt u!‘
the Nntinnal Noy'ru lhlsinvns Len-'m‘
who umlvrwcnt an nm'rminn lust
wet-k at ”w Strum: Mvmnrinl hos
pital. Rnchosh-r. N. \'.. i 4 reported
rapidly rvcnvn‘ing‘ um! mamas In ru
turn to ’l'uskvgm- uhnut Junuury IL).
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BOSTON. Manon, lh-v 2!! sm—
(h‘nh‘. of ”H- Sm'etvm Hu-hvml nf
Phynical Education. who n-v-ntly
charged that Hwy \wrn HH- ‘.Minm
of n Jim ('ruw sx'stnm 5n lu-iru ns-
Hignml to dm‘mitnrivs, \u-n- r. "um-cl
mlmisnion to n rhnh'nh' l‘flllt'l' hwl'
Friday night, it was h-nrnml. !
Accurllimz In Miw Aluwtlv Mandi“,
I‘l’nvidvm ul 11l (:nrhum HII'W". Hum-1
hridmn th' “Nymph-II (H Li“ (iwkuln
fur Hu- |I:\ll(‘l'. whwh l‘l‘l'Vll-lll‘ilv had
Lt-(en ndw'l‘lmml m nun-n in ull .[u
(h‘nlu. hui (lid me hmmwd.
It is mud Ihat. :12. won as it was
h-m‘nml that shu and ulhvm (lwm-d
to attend Ihv (lnnr'n, tlu- “hit" mm
mutt-rs ul' lhv affair unnuum-ml Hunt
Ihc- duncv was m ho n privuh- u'l‘l'nir.
'l‘hv (lum‘v wnx lriw-n lyy Hw (‘u "mut
rrs ()luh. :m m'wmimtlnn u?" «tn.
th-nm whu «h: nut. lin- in lhv "rh‘ml.
dormitm'h-x. I
'l‘hl- :U'l‘nir was mllwl |w Hu' nth-n-
Hun nl' l’l‘l‘xhh‘nt Dunn-l .Wnr h -.f‘,
lhmton l'niw-rsif)’. 11l- Ann! that hu
(lid not hnw- um’Hling tn :lu will] ‘
IJI‘. Mm‘ph W‘VOHI' “In-Mm Hit” “'1
nmlnt't-d that. “0»:th l'nivm‘zily
would nut luh‘mh: segregation of ih
Negro students; he ulsn rlnimwl elm.
lhcrc- wvrv Nu signs of ritual snuru
gnlion in the institution.
Acrnrdinu Lu mlurml shim-“ts al,
Summit, which if: n gnu-t ut' Hu-mm
l'nivoruity. Hwy huvv lu-vn rnnuwlh-d
tn l|\'|' in u it-m'vunlml «In! :Hi'nn. (h:-
u|lvrlmh~ lwim: (limnz- a!
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[N'IIINI In 111 thu same fashion an
any oIIIvr group III‘ Ann-Henna. and
111111 Inns»- I‘l'spnnsible for lllrectlnK
IIII‘ wm', In :IIIV party, will rmulll'
I‘IIIII IIIw r-Ithlnll of sentiment. I”
III" I'I"IIH III' III!“ ballot. box. '-
thII,IImIIIIIIIvIII in National poI
IIII'III I‘l‘t'Hflllllillll llm'nlnped a con
llilllln .IIIIIIIII: VI-11-N that caused
IZI'I‘III IIIII‘III IIIIV'HIL’. ”[0540. responsibla
Im- anvwmu in Ihw H--nuhllcan party.
I“I'III|lI'I' In “lump lhn filth" with
“HIUI'I‘II .\IIII‘I'iIJI'I~ resulted disus-
II'IIIIMV on ,‘"'\|'l'l|l Intrusion! for the
111-IIIIIIIII‘nII |I.III'\' Espnclally wlll
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I', >2, ‘J'IIIIIHI’I wIIII voted [of the
I'IIIII'iIIIIHIIIIII «If Judge PlrkM' In
1.. - or Ihl- I‘XIII'INV‘G‘II opponltlon 0!
III“ mew II II cvrtnlfi Pro-Idem
IIII.I\I~I' WIII II:I\‘. IN unswor In 1932
In “III!!!" II AIII~ I‘l'n fur failure to ['o
- 111~1 II’HIIIII-I’Il)“ of Judge
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lIIxII'IIIIIIII'IIIIIII :t‘vn (‘ulon‘d War
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,Inm 111.111 llnl' Hunuhlicun Presl-
I‘ 111 111 ”15‘ |.: mm of the country.
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Hum.- 01' I'IIIIUI-m‘ ’l'he III‘IVII 0f
Ihw Hunnmhlw IM‘IH' DePrlofl. 15 but
Ihw I‘ln-o-runnxr “1' more to com.
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max-Inn! w I great movement of
mum-- o .nz-w-Ica from m. South to
W, \mh During mid-Innate: “in
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. NORFOLK. Va.—-The Journal- and
wade, this wection's first “‘('Pk’.".
wrmted its fllst anniversary edition
iust week. It consisted of W pages
of news and advertising. 'i‘in- Young
family have owned and «mum w! this
enterprise for 20 yvars.
‘ The Guide has 'nure than EU 3"“-
.phyees in its fully equipped pun!-
v and nuhlth‘v'ev‘ plant.