Atlanta Daily World

Between The Lines
BY DEAN GORDON R. HANCOCK
The late L. K. Williams of Chicago, was a fine figure of a man beloved by millions. He did credit and honor to his race spent a most useful life in lifting millions of his fellowmen. He was a great leader and minister of one of the largest congregations of the world. Millions of Negro Baptists will remember him with affection and veneration. As president of the National Baptist Convention a mighty institution came to his death in a tragic accident which shocked the nation cause of his sudden death. He possessed one of the outstanding characteristics of the race and will be sincerely missed. His sudden and tragic death was not without its significance to the race. It ought to tempt them to reflect upon the status of their brethren. Dean E. James elected to the presidency in the recent convention of the denomination came to death to undermine the leadership during the Mt. Olive Baptist Association (Williams) and silenced attack one of the greatest leaders the race has ever produced. Due to the lack of facilities the choir man, especially on account of being afforded an opportunity to defend himself could defend himself. I met with cronies account Rem attack from h oulm : ard T his meeting and though aen ::4 1 ! : 1:01 that the (es ci ii : i . chan the) clleririon th words Young Powell mnn matters wors R.!S. tion" Callip-the tito Ir. W.his a murderer hrd: bids of a plot to lcove the nurder late Dr Pierson T that the death I by) acroplane and n neral fire Jooked ik mutnution was to sav thht Dn Wilhotns wa the object of divine wrath Io ny in one breath that te caller Dr Willlams a murderer and in the next point him out Ject of divine retirbution is tare- y muddling muchmudd situation. Some veate augo I pasoed shcush a large cotther r!ty and had i : stop-oter beturern train Near tin. station ged a !4"g" chu! wha' appearrd 'o br. a ars" neta! wasin progrs ! .trped for the sertoe nd 'ound full peraons jammed into the churc! with hundreds on the outs de, It wasa warm and baimv aiternool In May wilh ao cloudo W (