The American Federation of Labor
convention adonted a resolution
favorine- an investigation "nf tho [mss
tavonn an investigation the
alleged discriminatory action which
Jews as students
The resolution declared the federa-
from true liberal tradition," and con
demned as "un-American any policy
The resolution specified the federa-
tion should cause the investigation to
:_ wol
found that a ban were to be placed digentfus tiaits
on the Hebrews, should take "such
action as they deem feasible to re- 4
move the discrimination contemplated "By far the
all, regardless of race and religious
affiliation."
It will be noticed that the resolu
U. S. HEMAINS IN HAITI.
The senate has passed the naval ap
nropriation bill. An amendment by I
j?. TT. -p.^
Nicaragua, Dec. 31 next, was rejected,
A9 o-F+ ,.i A a 4
4 2 to 9 after a nearly aln day debat.
tervention was both attacked and de
fended.
Controversy on the Haitian and Do
minican intervention policy divided
both parties. Five Republicans, Sen
ators Borah (Idaho), Johnson (Calif.),
iLadd (N. D.), La Follette (Wis.), and
Norris (Neb.), opposed Senator
King's withdrawal amendment, and
four Democrats, Senators King, Over
man (N. C), Walsh (Mass.), and
Walsh (Mont.), voted in its behalf.
White Race Not
Superior To Others
"-Anthropologist
The white race is not superior to
others, declares Dr. A. A." Golden
weiser, anthropologist, in an ad
dress delivered before the thir
teenth annual conference of the Na
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, the Robert
Treat School, Norfolk and Thirteenth
avenue, Newark. Dr. Goldenweiser
is a lecturer on anthropology at the
new school for social research in
New York city.
