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right of their lives can not be doubt.
ed.
Published on Saturday by WALROND, at the office No 72 The other events on the programme CARLOS MENDOZA Street No. 72, Panama, INCORPORATED 1869 are as follows: Box 74, Panama Box 1102, Ancon Sailor Tuffie Cole of the Coco RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION Solo sub base Vs. Kid Shadow of Head Office: Montreal, Canada ONE YEAR. 40 Cy.
Colon in a round go. Both boys tip the scale at 147 pounds. fight that SIX MONTHS promises as many thrills as the THREE. 60 PANAMA COLON main bout.
ONE MONTH. 50 Kid Salgado of Cuba Vs Kid Santa Ana Plaza Corner 11th and Bolivar Streets Rates for Advertisement on application, correspondence on all matStanley of Panama. They will show ters of public interest invited.
all they have in them in four rounds and will weigh in at 130 pounds.
We do not undertake to return rejected correspondence.
Total Assets in Excess of 954. 543. 384. 99 Dimas Lombardo of Panama and Young Harry Greb of Balboa have The Liberty of the Press is the Palladium of our rights JUNIUS been given four rounds in which to prove the better man. They balance THE WORKMAN SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1929.
the scale at 126 pounds.
With 900 Branches throughout the world, including Two other 126 pounders in the the following in the British West Indies etc. this Bank persons of Fermin of Panama and STRUGGLING ONWARD Sailor Red Moran of the Coco Solo is in a position to render the best possible service.
sub base meet in another four roundThe list of August has been a udy, vi Tejuicing er.
among wesu wanavugroes ever Smule ule adulawoll Antigua Dominica Montserrat That the programme that Mr.
stavery lule West wies on that uay u we year 2000.
Sol offers the fight fans. He is now Bahamas Grenada St. Kitts Twenty tour years later, president Lincoin issued as in close communion with his nameproclamation aboilsning slavery, in the Uniteu cales.
Barbados Jamaica (2)
St. Lucia sake Old Sol, in an effort to keep ins to a great extent was brought about wy, the UV the old guy smiling throughout the British Honduras Trinidad (2)
Martinique war between the Northern and soutnern scales.
afternoon, for only rain would preNegro siavery was conceived in the brains of AnGuadaloupe (2)
British Guiana (2)
vent the bull ring from accommodatglo Saxons mne White Race in their greed for goiu ing a record breaking attendance.
they saw a prontavie business in slave trade, and so, the special train will bring over the Negro was taken from Anrica his native land ana gold coast crowd. The train will pull sola in America and the West Indies in herds like cattie.
out from the Colon station at 12. 15 THE HIGHEST CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST But later, white men saw the injustice and cruelty, of Ip. and is scheduled to make the slavery. they realised that slaves were human beings PAID ON DEPOSITS return journey leaving Panama at men ake themselves, and they set about to undo the 10 The round trip fare for first evil they had done. They fougnt the cause of Negro class is 25, second class 00.
freedom in the house or Parnament and won. Tnis is General Banking Business Transacted.
Ringside admission to the fights is history too well known to dwell on.
only 00 and general admission The Negroes given ireedom saw only one road berore 00. Let Go them the road over which their white masters had travelled, and naturally they started on their journey.
Inferiority, was a serious handicap; but with freedoms 900950507 came ambition. Through the kindness of a few masters Dr. Leo Pink many of the freed slaves could read and write; these became leaders and teachers and soon education was lairly, wel established. The Negro was eager to learn. Surgeon Dentist By dint or perseverance and naru stuuy ne soon mastered the oruinary elementary, education of that day, but he 23 Central Avenue Panama City. P.
wanted more. Assisted by sympathetic white men colleges came into existence, the Negro acquired au the Phore 1862. Box 1062 Ancon, knowledge of these institutions, and in his desire for Professional Services in all Branches of Dental V: higher learnings, universides were estabusned. In these institutions the Negro scuuled hard and won distinc office Hours to 12, to Sundays by Appointment tions. Then he was aucracted to the proressions, sciences and arts. Success crowned his efforts and he won the distinctions and degrees similar to those concerred on his white brother. Yes, he saw the white man as his brother, for with education came enlightenment that ARTURO PERIGAULT he was the equal of the white man, although the white man refused to accept nim as his equal.
THE TAILOR Leaders and educators of the Race until very recently, attributed the hatred of the white man for the 15 STREET EAST Negro as due to his former bondage and the colour of new Dunlop with a HOUSE NO. his skin. The Negro laughs at this today. He knows the greater reserve of strength the history of the Anglo Saxon Race. They were slaves too.
the famous Dunlop Tyne The colour of his skin is important to him in only, that Standard Construction, whid it distinguished him from the other peoples of the ADVERTISE you know so well. This non world in like manner as white does the Anglo Saxon.
member of the Dunlop for All through these years of advancement, leader at In the WORKMAN has been introduced to meet per ter leader fought for right and justice. Men of high See the ticularly hard service condition.
learning dedicated their lives to the advancement and It is the choice of the our own upliftment of the Race. Their good works live after agreed on is the sending of a delegation to the League coloured who habitually woed bed ronda or Nations, for the purpose of placing before that Body Today, a Negro, Marcus Garvey, has taken up the ciaims of Negroes to a place in Africa.
medallion and involves his tyres in more where the others left off. Most everything has failed to very bold venture it undertaken. But who can than ordinary strains.
secure for the Negro the rights of a free people. The tell the outcome?
Here as well as in every part of the one thing needful as this man sees it is that the Negro world where Negroes are to be found, there are those be given a place of his own. Thousands of Negroes have who deride, jeer, mock and condemn Marcus Garvey. side wall them have been wolves in sheep clothing. Only per on pursuing in the hope of achieving that to which he heard his voice and rallied to his support, but among Away with Garveyism they shout. They can not see any But Garvey, with the courage of a superman, goes sonal gain they desired and while Garvey planned and made every effort to expand, these enemies of the Rance has dedicated his life. His task is no easy one for well plundered and deserted him. Their dishonesty was women of his own Race. Fighting for their good he he knows his most dangerous enemies are the men and The famous Duelo noised abroad and enemies of Marcus Garvey plotted needs must fight against Negroes. Surrounded as he is Tyre of against him with the result that he was taken to trial by their deceit and treachery, and the poison of their Construction de and convicted of an offence against the law that of COS, vallah using the mails of the to defraud. Agitation for tongues, it is easy to imagine the burden he bears.
his release was soon under way and this resulted in the good in this man.
DUNLOP RUBER United States Government freeing him and deported conference, for on that depends the future of the UniWe are watching with interest the outcome of this COMPANY LTD him to Jamaica, his native land.
But Garveyism still flourishes in America. Good communities League. It is time that some definite acversal Negro Improvement Association and African men and true of high and low estate are working for tion be taken. On the agenda for the conference now in the cause in the hope of the ultimate realisation of session there appears many items on which action must Garvey dream.
During this present month of August, which has a cess, and an assurance to Negroes that the Association be taken if the outcome of this conclave is to be a sudsignificance more important than the abolition of slave is keeping faith with the thousands who have made ry because of the onward march of Garveyism, there sacrifices so that it may live.
are gathered together at Kingston, Jamaica, Negroes from all parts of the world in answer to the summons loses, it can truly be said that he has tried. And should He is struggling onward and whether he wins or of Marcus Garvey. For the entire thirty one days of Garveyism die, which we do not think possible, then this month they will continue in conference discussing Garvey and his faithful followers can console themthe problelms that beset the path of the Negro Race. Åselves in the knowledge that they knew failure only beFor Sale at Leading Garage matter of paramount importance to be dealt with and cause Negroes were their own enemies. E. ESCOFFERY. Distributor For the Extra Strain FORT DUNLOP on the