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Phillis Wheatley Association to be

held, Jan. 13. President Frederick

D. Patterson of Tuskegee Ala. Insti

tute, will be the principal speaker,

announces Jane E. Hunter, execu

tive secretary of the Association.

DOINGS OF THE RACE.

Our North Carolina State College

has 418 students.

Haitian Minister Elie Lescot at

Washington estimates that 12,168

Haitians have been killed in Santo'

Domingo since early October.

Rev. John H. Johnston of Harlem,

N. Y. City, has been appointed to a

three-man advisory planning board

of Manhattan by Borough-President

Stanley Isaacs.

Today is the correct day on which

to hold emancipation celebrations

because it was., on the first day of

January, 1863, that Lincoln’s great

proclamation went into effect.

The Hon. James Edward Stephens

of the 19th N. Y. district, who served

five years in that state’s Assembly,

is planning a political “come back”

after being acquitted of a job-fixing

charge by a jury in the General

Sessions Court, N. Y. City.

A national conference of red-caps,

ushers and station-porters has been

called for Chicago, Jan. 14. 15 and

16, ’3B, for the purpose of forming

a national union. All existing or

ganizations of red-caps are entitled

to send two delegates to the con

ference.

Our National Bar Association has

been divided into 19 regions, cover

ing the U. S. and its insular pos

sessions. A director for each, to serve

until the next annual convention in

Durham, N. C., has been selected.

Clarence G. Smith of Toledo has

been named to preside over the

tenth (Ohio and Kentucky) regional

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The gazette. (1938). Cleveland, Ohio, 1938-01-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035387/1938-01-01/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The gazette, 1938-01-01.