lmeiesi ana an ouiumuini »p*'uncrwill ho on program. The public in Invited.niini piiui n, hum turn i mu.?Home bearing on tin* severity of th«*sentence he receives. ■hDEVELOPMENT OF OUR OWNi * If3 H. K. Tii kaltd**bIThere In a new tendency among colored American*. to racial unity. The time ha a come, when they must follow the example of those rare* who have gained power through unity.It Ih moat significant that, re-rently. .V j'lu |»ap(WH suddenly bf* giin to advocate the* necessity for unification of the colored race. Kvery week. In the local Negro papers, We read article# which dealwith racial unity. Such article# were rarely found, eight month* ago, when I cam** here.Furthermore, outstanding buxines* and piofeaslomil men have already started to carry on a campaign for unification for the com* mon good of all. Just the otherday, for xnmple. the local Cl vie Rights Committee held a mass-meeting at the V, \\\ C. A , and (Continue d on Page2lt;tilatinoffrhi'inct;Klt;a » I w