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delta. The protests of organlzatioDB

and citizens generally, that are pour

ing into the President and Attorney

General are being given careful con

sideration, nnd so far as the govern

ment is concerned, these conditions

will be dealt with firmly.

Secretary of War Weeks has given

assurance to those who have talked

with him that there will be nothing

but a square deal in his department

for all. He is thoroughly interested

in disabled soldiers, and in fact, all

of those who wore the Uniform in the

World War, and now uphold the honor

of the flag.

Secretary of Labor Davis Is demon

strating to the world that he believes

in Justice. In the recent Packers'

hearing, the Secretary of Labor stood

like a stone wall In defence of treat

ing Negro. labor fair.

Secretary of the Navy, Penby has

been In the tropical wa,ters surround

ing the West Indies, and his opinions

of conditions in Haiti will go a long

wav toward determining the program

of achievement and Justice in that re

public. Postmaster General Hays Is every

where preaching the gospel of "Merit

and Justice." In denomination the

Postmaster General is a Baptist, and

is a pastinnster in the ability to de

liver the '"rousements" which turn

lethargy and Injustice topsy-turvey.

Secretary of the Interior hall, with

out anv noise or excitement, dropped

Lieut. Flipper into a berth, and gave

him the opportunity to look after

Alaskan Affairs. The "crocadile"

Continued on page 8.)

lc"s performed upon which It Is dlf

flcult to place the valuation. As for

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Dallas express. (1921). Dallas, Tex., 1921-04-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025779/1921-04-09/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Dallas express, 1921-04-09.