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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

7

Problems of Colored Race to Be Discussed Conference in Cleveland

The tenth annual conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will run June 21 to 29 in Cleveland. Delegates from 28 states, 63 affiliates, and over 100000 colored people will discuss negro labor migration education Jim Crowism voting and related topics with speakers from Western Reserve University Oberlin College the Nation and related organizations. A mass meeting on lynching is planned to close the event.

United States National Association For the Advancement of Colored Pele Cleveland Labor and Living Co Ence Charles F Western Reserve UN J. E. Spingarn Dr Haynes Bur Negro Economics Theseaf Labor John Luthringe Cleveland Federation of Labo Phillips Oberlin T. Bosworth Presidenteilin College Oswald Garrllard Robert J. Nelson Harrisburg Brancn C. Sylvester Jackson Harrisburg

Pershing Acknowledges Knights of Columbus Service to Soldiers Overseas

General Pershing sent a message through Overseas Commissioners Murray and Hearn praising the Knights of Columbus for aiding the American Expeditionary Force. He notes early 1918 start in France, widespread Division support, recreation huts, and strong morale through athletics and army entertainment during the armistice period.

Paris Knights of Columbus General Pershing Lawrence C. Murray Edward JL. Hearn Pershing Ted France

Gettysburg Man Possesses Violin Over Two Centuries Old

Samuel Orner of Gettysburg owns a rare old violin from the Hoppe factory dated 1711, making it more than two hundred years old. He acquired it thirty eight years ago in Wenksville for a modest price and has limited knowledge of its prior history.

Gettysburg Samuel Orner Orner Wenksville

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