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OCEAN or? CITY. N.J Y.JUNE ft 1922
of Badieattsm and: I House of Bepreeentati
pro
made.wi
century after
was'not far dis-'
omofote-l
a few are, and j
In operation, to glva every |
buttM last analysis," Mid Prof.
[Pkkena, "Iroehlna; lino olhtr Uian|
hlch the deed is dope, fat.
! the most hnmllitating position imagln-
Yonlaon the right of trial by a Jury of hi. I The speech concluded,, the
, of Atlantic City, gave a brief adsupport
of| out injuring all. The Dyer Antt-Lynchlng Bill had in I ''****•
newmmas.J *" * "** ****—" 'norance and in- " three provisions .which Prof. Pick-' " ' '
j^J^JiWUgence, ignorance always wms, be- •"» most strongly advocated. , .
WWtol -^lgnom;e.work.whIl.lt^^ I It provided that any pmon found I . "»-• ""^ PAID STOCB
All co forward to-/into iu own hand* and lynched a man,
I go backward. the tame .bould be sent to a penl-j
AM Lincoln said, the nation eoaM|tentiary for a period of not less thanj
j would become (Irmly convinced fa their' dlMnirancUatd. Two Eight* Street
tf» XMhaal Aaso.rati.fi for U»Ad-!«ecredr»dI col
^^iammmi of tfea catered pmrtt jathl f i , an orato? «d"
Tk l
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ty in which a lynching had taken
a i nT'm'o^f refrain""?^
able authority .l _•
1
ty in which a lynching had taken
country. P ^ .^y ta t^p^]^ to p,y tfae
fea catered pmrtt
For ten years. Prof. Pickeiu ex- * HOMO to th fily of the!
...
Tke> ans*
--
aafliiU. aodienc.
daughter, of slave*, to climb r resented had bent all Its efforts to end man, or in the ease of there'
wardarato
•n th»wrllHl
. IPickcns was that ofTleairin
evtr beard. I minds of both of the white
—IHU.«~. *,"T» P«>P««-
hS h ^iMr Ac
[raact*! hamfuny upV>n the Shite
j ent and a stimulus to advancement n*nnl* «nH »« ,).«- h..4 "
aphorism scintillated j for the white race, affected the colored JTKU. 1 ?. ***• ***
•at, whfle Ia the pre-j\ m
In the year 1919 fourth
'" '» •** the Stars
ferhimaadi
Prke.Be—hi.
J. H. CHADWICK mn to
iL? 1 S!?t." VT. "" r*V? « » "The Nouisite. of a suc«~fu. life- •
the amount of
^ ,ugmented ,*„,,. umtoT ^ .Me mm
travel sn,! «lvent»re. "» Olo ' U ""J?? 1 !^ 1 "* " "" lr -
j Africa, howler, waa colling. «d "" "* "**"* ^«*»» n ^
Ibaek to the ilark continent he re-
Dr. Hamlley was very Impressive, Smd ***** uaim P«nooal Items r>i.t^i ./ 1 I.J__. 1 your friends or >••• • of mr
^dr^n.^trr;
sengera seeking the lost explorer, but,
all failed, 1
1 A _
n»»c. of Uvlngrtone'. life and per-: „jll ^ M cSSJL r T^SfS
sonallty, that James Gordon Bennett.|ff'^ L M,7*fi.'
a wealthy newspaper man sent for H.:~M uuliw
"• ol «"'«y- THB BOAfio or ooaTaTTMiriMna
F1 " ln that cheek the amount'
»tream», ho uncovered mountains. He * M or *""• ,„_
.. ^ ^TLT^ 1'. , k" 0 *" ton ''. oni1 ""^ them know to humanity more thrilling and fadnat- • B. A.
sting cUxs honors. !t was their u'ny, the MM |n the nchool •"»• **""« t»«t «hich relates of the n. ^», «««»•*
_ f U» mo. .m.run, .n the.r new wunUy ^ njeeUng bjtwee^Jy ^d Uri^g- —
Taking a» his text the wonU of the * J^jth to nmmeree. and added fowft
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how"^upright manTfoVhlTen'di. "j"'.'? >n ,1^ uare m ""- to ^pright manTfoVhlTendi. j.?, 1^ the map p of |ey ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ t|ut no -Uto, -Uto
peace," Dr. Hamlley began by paying «*«•*«««"• nm,, ^oun ,ee the face of Uvlngnone
tribute to the public Mhool, , the ppart
it Finally David Livingstone was a agjj^
hd
had pla>-e.l In the making of the port man of
f
Co.1.
C1
an opo-tle of light and
history of the American nation, and liberty, and a enwailer of the Cross.
A ta came ^ cJ-er.
•_- • . crofter honeat ami devoutly reliis
__^ «-«_i _ /.^«^.- ouneu uvingsuoes Bean in tAetoil
"The upright man" said Dr. Hand- *ea»