The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 10, 1925, Page THREE, Image 3
ijj^ Satqrday, January 10/1925.
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' ? ??? J. B. LEVIE
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A widely known Fraternal ?rd<
he has been the efficient Grand.
the Knights of Pythias of South
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lor yuite a penoa 01 ume"?HFUS
^ Ing one of the bldest employees^
vice in Columbia. ,
"I Reach Out ]\ly Hand 1
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-1; l>r JGcorge W. forver. Famed^
' butes His Genius To *Divine
Revelation." T f
~ " By Gene Cohn.
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F ~ New York.?*-Thou InadesF"
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man to have dominion over -the
worka of Thy hand!?Thou has put
all things beneath - thy
feet."
?II is to this passage from the
Psalms that Dr. George W. Car
ver turns in seeking an explanatiun
for the miracles.. ^of-Chem,'
ifetry and botany "which have
.' Royal Society of .Great jBritain
?nriP nf f'hp highpat aripntifip
honors.?"^'; ^ ,
For "divine revelation_"_ .land
not exact science, has guided
his hand, declares the noted Ne- j
triumphs In plant chemistry-atJ
Tuskegee Institute takes on the ,
laurels -of a modern Ceres.
Wherever formula rules the i
laboratory- this announcement |
tviTl become the basis of long de?hatprpand
iI. -wftf-gpigsrt to t.hp '
tics, the transeendehtalists, the i
^ " schools of philosophy^nd of the 1
?? oeoult,* ??-?
This is not presumed to be an 1
era of "divine relation," and as- ;
soclated with "sound science" it i
would be^resiimedinbst illogical.
Can Explain Nothing^^r' 1
?'?u. xri-iu. it 1 i . * * ?
let nsien to^tJie^iia-JzMcecir
humble jgerfroswho shuffles-mfc) 5
-the"room with the walk , of_a
?plantation darkey; this one-time
slave, once traded for a race' 1
, luirse. !
J " "There is nothing I can- ex- I
- -~^~and there it ia.?The thing I-amH
about tcrdo always comoa to me. 1
_r-?I do not have to grope.?I have i
never had to. The method has- -<
always beeh ~revealed to me. ]
There corfies suddenly the inspi- j
ration to create something?I 1
- reach out my hand and there it
ib. .The thin or in done. AnH if il
ig rightsThere
is a pause?"Without i
&& draw-ftftlde-the ewtains I
I would be holpleoo." ? ? :
r?" In thiMame humble fashion A
did he greet the scientific world
when'he Achieved that which i
men had sought for a thousand 1
years andflhore?the phodessTb^r 1
. which the color of Egyptian" A
blue is produced. s c
It is this color that adorned
the grave of Tut-ankh-amen and c
which man thought wvw could i
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er Executive. For many years
Keeper of Records and Seal o
Carolina. Mr. Lewie has bee
tecLjeiriployee of Uncle Sam, be
connected with the Postal Sei
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be-reproduced again.? Dr.* Car
ver dug into the clay, of Georgu
went in^o his~~labd?&torv am
aagie out with the longdost col
or. ' - - ' ~~^=
_ "fTmr 'Ftfl4^ fhp rd?v in th
hills," foe said it simply. J*H
made it in jEgypt in all th
world.?-Why?should it ndt?b
permanent? It has been ther
for centuries?unchanged. A
I do is to compound what Go
made for man's use and delighl
It is frdnr~fhe~soil that Di
Carver-has workecL-alLhis wor
der?the soil of his native sout
with itst -goobers?and-?yami
From the humble, peanut he ha
produced Nearly 200 products
from the sweet potato?hie ha
produced . 100 products, whil
dyes from the soil and a hur
dred and one other discoverie
ranging; from rubber to healin
medicines have "come'* frbm hi
laboratory.
Traded for" Horse. r~.~
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?His life in itself is an amazin,
drama. ? r *?He
was born, a slave of slav
parents in Missouri. It was th
farm of Moses Carver, and,-hk
?all?slaves,?-he took then&m
known either his family ^ nam
or the fate of his mother, wh
was'seized in a raid of marau
dors."" '
His master sent a rescuinj
partyT Hu was "found and re
bought for a ?400 race horse
bike Booker T. Washington h
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ctcm um, unu uuutv?mi urn oiue
backed -speller. From what h
battle .for an educat
he had finished in j 'h . Negr
aehuuThe^w^tftarnorthLlo^Ka!iaa
^neHfreedom, worked in a Iaun
dry: antLworked his way through
Iowa university to a master'
degree. ?? '
Attracting the attention--- o
Booker Washington he was sen
to Tuskege Institute as a profes
3or of experimental Chemistry
Many efforts have been mad'
to~tempt him away-;?Thema
Edison offeied him a presiden
[itoncQ ^ worlfe
his head and decided to worl
among his fellows. This, hi
thinks,-is Jais mission. ~To
this day no book g6es int<
lis laboratory; He Iias Tiielef;
'to reaefreut his hand and theiv
it is." The method comes t<
Uncanny??So it may seen
xr some.
But not to this Negro genius
vho is entitled to an "FRS" af
;er his name and may^wear.tly
-eward ]f6T great research ant
liscovery.
To him "God draws aside th<
:urtain" and he will never tx
vithout an inspiration.
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e^t<^ X^e_SmithreiL Indicator//? ,
$lr. Jim William^ Killed at p
if. . ^oyster-Yard/
p Mi-* JfiTT^uiimna, <s>i, this-Eity was ~~
? oruqhed to death at Roysjgl? Yards'
this morning. Jan. 8tiy~at 7 o'clock/"7"
lit seems that two onr-inns ritlnwifird; ?
e each other andin fhecollision, Mrl ^
1 jt^iem and hatliv manfrhuL Death was
? instantaneous. Was
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6fat the railroad yards and also a meme
ber of the Undertaking establishment
|] of Manigault, Gaten.and Williams.
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5- Zoology class: The do no'th-' a"
'* ing mcmboro of the class lidiej '
s made a New Year's Resolution ! es
e with Mr. H. as president, Mr. | nr
[Z F. treasurer, Miss M. secretary. ' |
sp Teacher: Mi si' M., What is|0fl
v a Green House? (a flower house) U^l
g j- Studen^: I saw some painted j
?. green Hie other day when I i
went up town, f
rjy_Teacher: * MisS E.,
a chench huor. or;have yon T^vov' th
seen ono?~"- '.IX ^ L111
g Student: T raw snmp
spring on the beds. ..j_. . ? .
e Teacher: Mr. H., How "many
^senses has a frog?1' ? ".* , ,mj
Student: I don't know. " fo]
Teacher: Well, how many in<
i?"|Student: One, r gues?. Ah
0|'Fesser, I don't know. ~ \ j
{_\ Teacher.: Mr. F., Your moth-in.<
. er told me Jast week that- she th
(Avanted to make a power out of i jn
g: you. She wanted to give you".
!- all you could get as you are the 1(
?. .only child/ ? =t=:
e: Another Student: Donit-look ihh
_ .as he ran take on anymore aa
"i'Fesser. .1 .
e ; Teacherf Why ? ' r ie]
Student: He docen't-aeem toia
n know anything you ask himr" ','thi
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^j_Feaster-Glenn will be hold at First j
j Calvary Church, Sunday. January It,
' j 1925,"at-U30 P. M., Rev. J. C. White,; en
e J officiating. Interment at/ the Doug- St<
8 laaa cemetery.?Funaralized hY |1R
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Mr. Culher~TIaywgnd, uiiginftUy-of. ^
T this citv. but whn hfl? hppn -rrrnlrinop^ T
g|^ifl^hAm? in Chicago, 111., is spending j^jj
old acquaintances. do
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on Hampton Ave. CO!
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th$ reeommendatoiris made at 1
e^third?^annual ^orrvewfcteflF^
re of the American Coaches J
y weight the codemakers.^___;
voted their~confldence ih the
esent code^ Ih them-opinion H
ly four minor changes were
eded,
The changes wereT"
1. A defensive -offield vio-"
Ton he., penalized five yards,. -!
e. down shall remain the samp"~
less the ground jflfoecbby pen- ^
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2. The kicking "off shall be j
acte irom the kicking " sides j j
rty-yard line; also that four j
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making" the kickOff. ? 2
3. That the head lin^snrSn be j
Tructed to roughing \
e man vvdrtTmakes the kick, <
the ca^e of a-punt or drop ,
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a-first down to. the side "cov-ItS,
ing iti_ that in the case 'where! :
kirk ia partially hlnrVed 3
trliaTT crossed the" scrimmage | ?j
e, it-be- treated the same as-j-j
woukt in-ease-The ball hadtH
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The latter is in contrast to 'j
2 present?rule,
rrtfl-try a-mTnmittee headed by ^
The recommendations were.. *j
igo Bezdeck, formerly big lea-j *3
ebase ball manager and pres- ?
t head coach at EennsylvanfaT~
ate College. The four recom- <
mdaliuiis" wgfe nnally puf ^
rough after" Dr. " Spears, oTj
3st Virginia, had written aijri
lendmentr The report of the t
nmittee was that b)ookfd J
:ks recovered by the kicking 1
le would not constitute a first \
vvn, unless recovered beyond \
potrrt Marked by the forward i
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