FIFTH ANNUAL INTER-RACIAL SESSION GREAT
Report Of Findings Committee Fair To Both Races The fifth annual Inter-racial Conference for Kentucky was in many respects the best yet held. The popular meeting Friday night, December 12th addressed by Mrs. Maud Henderson, Atlanta, Ga., and Dr. R. R. Moton, principal of Tuskegee Institute, was more largely attended than any similar meeting. The auditorium of the Warren Memorial Presbyterian Church was packed with probably an additional two hundred people in the balcony, half white and half colored. Mrs. Chas. B. Semple introduced Mrs. Henderson and Col. Callahan, presiding officer, introduced Dr. Moton. Dr. Moton was at his best and made a profound impression. The following are some of the subjects discussed: "Are Our Negro Teachers Afforded Equal Facilities for Training With Our White Teachers?"; "To What Extent is Race Prejudice Responsible for the Housing Conditions of Negroes" and "Would Race Relations be Improved by a Division of Negro Vote between the Political Parties?"
The report of the Findings Committee which will appear in the next issue of The Louisville Leader, will be found fair to bth races and constructive in a high degree.

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Kentucky's Reliabl and
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The lArgest Circulation.
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HRENT NEWS
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(By X . Mabie Wright)
O'lltllui 1 The Greatest Ilertlsmg
Medium. MOT( Than Three
Thousand t\ew R e aoJ t: (s
Added In Rec nt Campaign_
MOB DENOUNCEDBY ALLlYNCHINC OF 1 YEAR OlD "
COLORED BOY AROUSES
WHIHCHURCHMEN AND IFlffH ANUAl I NASHVillE CITIZENS TO DUTY
COlOR ED l fA DE RS IN INTER RACIAl IG RANO JURY SUMMOEo FOR SPECIAL CHARGE
UNANIMOUS INDIGNATION =tm!. ID ilW   SESSmN GREAT ail; . Tenn . . l!I.-t- m7,;.t a'·t 10 d.-r;ard and del,aam
 &ad  Mft _  homs _ _ thiD;s m his illten:st article. Il'f"It . .tYl'1 baD! ot public ."1'8, Ivt all Ia 
. :";:Sa  : Dltv::" ASK THAT OFFENOERS PAY SEVEREST PENALTY RepoC! OfF Fm:nBoth
gs Com- ::; . tr."mi1 v;\.!rabl":: '0 w: , cro III  and I " bill ot ;roc . rles [rom a colored nuttee au 1 0 I d  thbed and lsu bed him I.,t :II n-I'Jo. part,  ;.111., ot tb muroer of
klDg altuatl aronnd this ._bvill. Tenn . De-. 1'.-:11=-:- 1 prmpipl. ot OUr govemmetlt. :ae:;'l:-":: rpti.: a:.: Races ::'t:::":t,,:e:n;'::tl  Ys;::'::·o;:"ia:m:e:dtb:,::::
beIoftCl alma _18 or btmdreds of bers ot tbe Aj;Ora rlub. ,·omposal of ,·aeb uu wilawfnl proeednre bas . npport to otber rare eaterpri,;es. For tbeir capture alul ."tlntiettoo. beld. aad ill no other  y tban by trial
 '- look1J1 , yoD1lLo, tbe,y beg ,bat thel
repre.entatle X""rn  Crom tbe busl· shocked us aDd It ill iDde!ensible D]On IlOtwtthstandl.og the ract that The firth annual Inter.cial 'on· lb.- bamber of (',)mmr tbrongb aDd eonv,,'1 n ot Ill" per mtol'S 01
8Pirlt of ld General Bo  ard be lett ness. prof ·onal. laboring aDd ItJo.r .11 po lible UlIds. they depeoJ upon the :\ecro tax- "",nce tor Keo,u"",- was LO many re- ir' board of ""vernor". ofC  rl'd a  , rb!. lOriill' n ,Jo. law Jo. vindicated."
I cia ""  T_y I" ""d ,Jo. !onowln;; ·We feel that every possible effort payers and ,ll  popola'  u of :-;.,. "pe.'t tbe ,,et beld. Tbe popular ward of - at an afternoon  \l1U  -.
resolution,: boold be made to a""",bend 'bose gro cb.iJdreD tor tbe1r ·on. etc. IDeeUIIg FrIday nJ  bt, mber l"tb .Ion. Ny;" .e". cburcbes aDd """". tb.rer",  pIdl'e oun.el\  to
ot .IA!JisriJ1o '·.1.0 cotored diU n. of u-bnlle reqlOlbible tor tbis oc:oranee. that tb E  eo tboogt Tbe Leader Ius a add by lJ",. :IlJlud Benderson. publ!- officta1s ot tb coonty. city I nli,, a tun. I ot at leest $;;.OO\J '0 be
,.  alJIe t.   we", bMriIied at th" a :"\lUll' In tbe oUende  sh.)uld be broupt to tbe bar number ot lritnds, read _\C.lan.ta. G9._ .Il(J Dr. R. R. Yoton. ud ""'te t In'o mo,lon t : tnUI tbe n'ed r ,be t:"bamber f Comm,'''''' tor
_ . f. the alb ., . _ mornin;; paper ot an 1n'·.UM ot tbe of jow  an! thaI .tepS Jo. t.U:en Wat a.nd toyal supporters __ the pnnctpal 01 Toskeg!e In."l,tnte. was larers down. e I ,b  purpose 11) of oft.rin" ft reward
loft- joist  ('''r B05Jica" and tbe d"'''l;in" forth IJo.re -ban be no repi,I,lon of stI'b out- l"".·ben;, a 'DUUly teacbers 010", Ia'?"ty attended than any simi· Fur p  babty tbe fir.t t!m in 'hi! for ,be .rTI-t and .')nn:don or tile
S-- IIIeT .-Oft _ gl; of. morlllU.r wounded b  y .  ho WU" T3lL' conduct. A leaders ot an are bi' iD Yr. Fraak·s lDdktment. Iar meetillg. Tbe alldl,orlom ot tbe  'lotb aft r a _ -"""" ,,=pbl. a budy crlmlD.l,. and 1:!1 of employiny 
 cautioas sbetRI wiS. " prl"Ouer iD barJ!P  t the sberift ot instillllion devoted to religion. we Bnt "" to the eDct pe Ilta.,"e _ Wanen Yemorlal }'re;;by,erian Cburcb  r egro pr"t I nat men mad  poJ. tu,p and a"ornpys '" tbat end;
  the ("ODDly. 'yet UDardfld . bat mana- caU upon aU tbe ,·it.deb ot our city shall Ul""e to look up ed wtite was eked with probably an 8ddi-llit . r lutlon of d noi.:l[i(\n he: b f'X»e'o.dtlurtt- (It b tond ral to
Dr. GaI1 editor of  Etnrottb cled '0 tb  bed. '0 tba' I  fnndametltals of our about later . ti nal two bundred peop! in ,be bal· Tuei'day .ftern""D. 'l'bP atlon wa; Iloder the ro""n  ton ot tb board
LaC- B raW _ to the rere ta ··A, Intelti""nl m  n  bo ban PI.cted reli""". ball n t be trampled UJIOIl by It allllr. i'rank su .- "'DY. bait  bite and bait colored. takpn by ,bf ra nnh. ""mp - of ot !:'Jnrnoro ot til Cbamber ot rom·
of t.M- ]'ouac people of this to U'r In tb " utb and tf)"iD,I:: (0 abow i)nsib in4lhidual!t. We owe it [t"at.·h 8.IId olhr .rate aden, lin. has. B. Sem.ph jotrOOueed . ()( the iradlDg t"t!": In the mp. or a 'J)I; lal romm.ute of t.be
. . m Loois  ute is ,rue, bowe  r. lJrs. HenderlOD aDd Cot. catJallan, I dty. Cbamber  t C"mmpn1' appointed tor
Tbe Leader Deed ba,·., no r.".r presldlng officer. I ntrodu Dr . Mot· Oftirials As. ip """ 'bat pOI"po4le.
about U:.e b o:si.uess C'ODCNIlS carry- 00. Dr. lloton wa at b be& and Witbout.mai::iD.g. pobHr tement ··Ourtt is  l:O"prnme-ot or law. not
ported, today, now. and OlD. thru· d.1scussed:"Are Our "'e Teaebers ;:peMal COt'p'l of hi el"itJ;)n. fort'f" to Too many wbo are guilty bat'"e Mo-
00( the bliday period. .Hfonled EqU21 FacUltl"" for TrallliDl; work on the ""'" Tl"'" a .,ed.'" I. Too ligbt ba  tbe paD-Unfarnmatel1'
we n M &hoe With Dr White TH.?": "'To Rob BrH  . berlt r. in utin!:' df'J)tt;;i- ub[ll{lot i!:!.nh.,tPd attflf (--on'C'iction of
stores  fl:I:ndshiD" f'1Irnltu:re- What E neJ:.t Bace Prej :a, tio of .3.11 witD  aotl iO\-t"  ri:a, in!:' ('rimfo. rnte--.::4 tb 1.5 more 
stores. departlD£Ilt r.toe and "l'O.bil! tor tbe HouslIlg C6nditioll3 ,b  ground ro.-ered :IIl)nliav bll'lt. tor .bl' Ia  all(J a tricter e ntorcemellt
CClKr m.:h bv . adYer· 01 Sgr  aDd "WoUld  ReIa- ll:Iy"r Bo_ 1oinl'd In tb denOlll"i· of it. be rei"" or law iD hi commmo-tised
III The Leader thl el. tiOD b Impro"'d by a Divisioll of ation. Hp will I  ." a tAr.ment itT  W dMhroo:d. aDd Tim", be- -
Socb beio the we urge our :--;Kr'O ,",ote bet1l"ee:n tbe Politica.l Par- 'Wt"dny morninf: artf"r ri,,"io.g  tbe rolf rather thaD tbe -xce
tea.,bers aDd other friends and ties?" tb "'port of tb" rd of lOroon; "00 """"'I':' oor people.
n!8d.,,. wbo do " I. amoun, ot Tbe report ot th  Flodin::" rummi,- At .be r;,,"p  1 ""1'i al. bi,·b  ". Beard PI"'," Adioa
boliday bo,. to tronlze th Ie;  lncb wilt 8ppP8r In tb  Don· """ dra,", 111' Tua nigbt. · We demand anressl"'e action upoa.
bw;m firml! wbo re('Ognue the ,," Tb Looi  illt· r.  d  r. will be Reward h PWCI'd Ib  part ot tb barged witb the
l"Dlue of spacP in The Leader. aDd (;)000 iaJr ttf btb ra.'fs and ('()D  {rw '·lrtu9.ll \'Pry eh1r or:!lolzatfoo duty of law "'DtON"eJDent. to the end
sbow their appreciation or tbe I tit"e in a hih dn. I in th ('itt' h:J .,. llltioru.c COD- that all offf'odt:rs anjn the taw
patronage- ot l"Olored people by dtmDlD th.· mob mPIlJilfrc:-, anti $:i shaU brom;ht to y trial. We
pladIll; tbptr al  ertls ments iD MRS D IllAA D I : .=',,:rt:,":r"'.,y :oI:t;n.rt:'IID:'" I).itl':;:il: a:
"The Dream That CameTrue"  -'
All Roads Lead There
 pmor"1t ttl help .rr · sod ."un'";1 t tbe manti  or n. and w(, offer our bea.rt:f AOUHGl Y HANDLED ", I;. r. nenJ b,.",iral
BY MEAN CONDUCTOR
I.",rd mo, Tuut afIP. n. t·, .pre-II'OIi  , "r our city . '0 tbe end that
t   [hlr rt-port I" l1ri  'f".'f H lliMn E . law may "ell. and peace a:ud
If W-.f'. who" f-c t J  I t  raLt" ';;Hm UI"',IPf and tbP stn(' obseTnnce and
bar2P til ,tw -,nDt 2'ractJ jo-"" rod:.ay. or bt'" t.tP or Te-r.Dt  p,. lind the
)Ior     , J Be Obta" 'mayor nf!' rbfl' ('ifl" "r Xa  bf'01f' to
.\ (unll r.f:t ,wirf. m'd'" wh  n  upp "fIH.{1t hi AD  h.qu.ate manner
".'1"'dPff to "'Ir;tl mpot tb n··  ard  es- frf m rbp  'at"· and f"iU rbf- re-warff ot·
HE oFMr . Ghas. B. Preston December 22nd
Try to Get in Admission 35 Cents Advance Sale 25 Cents
Mrs. Dillard Roughly Handled By Mean Conductor
Mrs. Bertha Dillard, 3600 Greenwood, Shawnee 3582 J. was roughly treated on a west bound Oak Street car about 3:10 P. M. Wednesday, by conductor No. 430, when she resented [illegible] remarks made to her [by] three white women.
In a statement to the Leader's representative, Mrs. Dillard said she and her eight-year-old little girl Jessie Bell were about to board the car at Preston and Oak Streets, when three white women also approached the car, seemingly in a hurry. One of them remarked, "That's the way "niggers" always do, get ahead of you."
Because she attempted to reply the conductor shouted to her, "If you don't shut up your mouth, I will stop my car and put you off.' He attempted to carry out the threat as Brook Street, when Messrs. C. W. King and George Robinson, who got on the car at that corner told him not to strike Mrs. Dillard again, and to leave her alone, after he had struck her in the face and caused bruises about the body and arms in the attempt to get her off, Mrs. Dillarl essaying to take care of herself.
In reporting the matter to Superintendent Fishback, he told Mrs. Dillard he was glad to learn of such conduct on the part of the employees and would look after the matter. The only thing done thus far, however, has been the changing of the conductor to another car on the same line. Mrs. Dillard has placed the case into the hands of attorneys.