The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 07, 1925, Image 1
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I SITRSrPTfiF! AND 5j
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VOL. i ?NO. 9.
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: ?A Nfecee
By the Father ofthe
Apprehend Guilfa
?Policeman. (Gonvic
- 'rK?ynTT""rirf~AP?''"*tH"ri for'
the AdvanceiM?^--^)^igiaQre5t
- York City, today -received a report
from Palm Beach, Florida..
^tatmg^^rar:^Ifer_the conviction
and Sentence of a white
?ex-polit^mairtoTwenty^eciTS in
jail for murdering a colored
boy, the City Cnnnril nf P1 m-t
=^Beach went toTHe-unheard of
length of appropriating $1,000;
of city funds for the purpose ot]
assuring the ?x-polireman?^n-t
auu a ll'w VV llici i
The young calored-meny fjen-1
ry Speed, Jr., was shot some'.
months_ago hy FModTFrantz, the:
former white: poIi^e^n^_aii^:
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L ? REV. NATHANIEL HAW
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A- ? 'The Evangel i
* it EVANGELIST JELTZ, whose likene
? Two weeks battling sin with headquari
y;." Ie is accompanied by his wife who
5 lid work. They com?4o this city-wit
t bid of evangelism that is not surpass
r~ "jZmerica today. They have travelled
I tring the past ten years, conducting c
I Ending churches as Greater Bethel C
fwhington, D. C.; Bethel Church, Pitt
urches, Baltimore; Mother BeihoL ~1
^Iadlcphia; SUJohn and St. Jarhes, C
r ""^Joseph, Durham, N. C.; St. John. P
W Jflaa, Tex.; Mtv Ziorr, Jacksonville, Fh
I ('throughout the nation:?Having co;
fc l-wangelism and taken into the churc
t r years. Dr. Jeltz is a native of the
a the capital city of that state
m 1 High Schools of his native citv. nnd
pfc lseminary of Sterling, Kansas. He i
W- i?3. Church and'a member in good ar
rJffll'*erence.
I# iJfrBisjiops and leading pAstors of1hi?
Bv+Jfcgelfct af hia Lunnuulluil I ft' P'omt <
B as has been said travels with hii
tie. He is a stock holder in a th
ID^Bhoiisanri dollars worth of insurer
Ehould hear this reputable charac
itMln our city. He will speak to Mi
lHty?March 15th, he will speak to
| ; BBV. E. A. ADAMS, A. M., I
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tLilflAn
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^VQTES
OTP DEFEND
Vho Murdered
-VfcKAL COURTS
* Murdered Man to
^^ ftrtigs^Thc?F,\:ted
and Sentenced
died of his wound within /i?
hours. TheJfolher oCTie eoforcd
ooy lett 110 stone unturned to
bring the .murderer justice
and-iMs said the various^trials
cost not less than $3,000. A
correspondent-iir Florida "bf~tht
N. A. A. C. P. writes: '
"The evidence submitted tc
utho oonsideiatiuii Ot-the jury
must have beenTso convincing
and damaging that they brought
in a verdict of guilty against
fficrAYHid-E liiTudeier dl a Negro!
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"The judge imposed a sentencejjf
TWENTY YEARS inTpri&^nment!
But inasmuch as
^uommucq orrpage o.
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TIIORNE JELTZ, B. D.
?f the Dakotas."
ss mppelifs above, is in Columbia for
ters at Bethel A. M.'E. Churchy , ^,
associates him in all of his travels
h a record of accoriiplishments rn the
?ed hy ar^y other persons of coiOt in
throughout America and in Canada
ampaigps of Evangelism in such outhurch,
Chicago; Metropolitan Church
;sburg, Pa.; Bethel, Trinity and^ Alien
Alfon, Union and Mt. Zion churches
IeveTand, Ohio; St. John, Norfolk, Va.j
Luc Bluff, Ark.; Bethel and St. .fames
a%, ana scores oijnner leaamg-enurcn
rrducted in all 250 special campaign?
:h more than ten thousand persons ir
state"?>f Kansas,-having b^en born ir
37 years ago. lie is a graduate ol
also of Cooper College and Theologis
a regularly ordained elder in the A
id regular standing of the Sotith Ohic
^church_nrr1nino-4?iw the miKLaildMTij
rf accomplishments .and success. Hi?
nr?they have four childr^a and owr
riving Negro Bank and carries in all
ice in Negro companies. All Coluirrter
arid back up hi a. campaign while
?n Only, Sunday at 3 P. M., and next
. Women and Girl# at the same hour
1, D., Pastor Bethel A. M. ?. Church
A ,^r'v;,,T
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""7~ 7 COLUMBIA, S. .,
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AlNUlHt:R^n6oL|!
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At Montgomery in The J
..:..... Near Future ;. =
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THE NAME GREATER ftAYNF a
University will be Given this '
New lnstitution.-Work io to -
Begin on it jSloQCT
Y Birmingham, Ala., Mch.?A _
^Trew^d^Trommational school is to 1
Vbe established by the African JJ
' Methodist Episcopal Church at {<
-j-Woodlawn, iirarihEri?iaS& is te-p
! be known as Greater Payne uni-!?
versity. The step was made!
> possible hy--the-sKrie._p?- Bf. tlieFp!
: purchase of 33 acres near Wood- '
; lawn. The announcement was <
mndp ^y-th^^#?r-Nr-ffr
r some, who also asserte dthat the (
school will be of-the sarnp standr
ing as Fisk, Wilberlorce and |1
: Atlanta universities. 11
i jQn.,the Board -be-p
- side Rev. Newsome are the Key 11
I J. TT~ Hughea, D. P. Moore, J. j.'
! t> r*.. ? t) ~ WT vfirTii^ O ?* !<
jLJT x ?v . wana, o.
McPherson, J. H. Slade, Wil-j*c
liam Craig, E. H. Hudson, R. j
. Gray, C. S. Lewis, and W. RJt
Woodr all of tlifa fitv. 1
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FEW FROM TliKjSX^r^&BE^
f COOTJTOGE TAKE OFFICE, t
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Special t<~> TfiP T .Pinto
-- Washington, Mar. G.?Men,;}
women and children from'.every]
..walkairjffe saw Calvin Coolldge' (~7or~president
and Charles G. r
Dawes for vice-president. tnt-e [
"the highest_jQiXieo?of?trtrsL and j
honor in the United States here f,
yesterday. From Chicago came' r
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?jl special train with many col-,
ored Republicans from the West,1 ^
headed by R. S. Abbott and ! |
others TTh n rlv/irla -P? />? ? '
. v yt , AA U*4V41VUU X 1 ,Ui 1 i LI IC ^
I East and N-orth. Col. Henry'r
Lincoln JpTi r??r>n r;om-.^
mltFeeman from "Georgia,' "was ,
well supported with Georgia. {
dStirteUFtepu^hcans.
<Pe'rry Howard, national com-! |
mi'tWeman from Mississippi,1 |
had a large' following. Even;}
from Virginia and other South- \ j
ern states were large crowds. ?
SOUTH CAROLINA ALONE. |
National Committeeman Joe ,
W. Talbert. with members of
his family with a few close <
personal friends and others who i
happened to be in Washington ;
. on other business were^ the only ;
, persons from South Carolina to (
1 -represent the State. j;
, The socjaT life of the city was
? one of the outstanding features 1
| during the inaugurat!bh"season.;
LLMany dinnerijarties, speclal at-1 (
; traction at all of the movie and
, vaudeville Housese where a part j
; of the sOeial life of the thou- j
sands of visitors. 3
SIMMONS IN ASHEVILLE.
\ Asheville, N. C., Mar. 6.? <
1 Col. R. Cornelius Simmons, well
1 known public speaker and ,
r writer of The OhicagO DeTen1
der, is to speak fri this city .
, Monday evening in the High
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MARCH 7, 19257 ~ ~ .
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PUBLISHES RULES
Fisk's Headlssse Propa?^ganda^ain^Iii?1
' ' ' >wn"THF
PHI r<?" rn n?
rhe Pamphjet Containing -Let?ters
of Endorsement FronT
Nashville. Tpnn r?March.?A
fifty-page pamphlet containing
letters -of endorsement^from
^I'nvxr ? *?44*rrt n/\?i< U /v?t
3VCI Jf saiclLC III IUC OUUU1 UI1UUI Slag^lte-sTan^uf
President Jb'ayitte
McKenzic in the recent outbreak
at Fisk university has
>y 1 lie Tmtyprlily:_
authorities. All of these
letters are purported teftTe fron*
colored persons and nvp clnimpal
ji sn~rcd~~dT^7drin^^ presijent's
attitude.
_J?dblished wttb-t-htrletters are
ihe lollowihg rules and regula^
dons of the school >yViiph
dTe^source-of discontent among
ho stndonln ? "
' "No visitors may be received
>ri Sunday except by permission
)f the dean of women.
"No callers may be enterained~ln
the bedroom except by
7erir"'g<jinn nf feaafaesg
"Shoes with French heels or
du~.. u ; u imTTF _l a. i -
/UICI lii^n nueia may iiui, ue
iserl for day wear, uillior upon
he campus or . upon the street.
?or evening
vitli a heel more than one and]
>a'lt~mchcs is allowed.- . -:j
^^"^TmQrocrouit must be of
[ark blue or black. It must be,
tecessarily plain; free from 1
riiiiiiiiiUiTTrr~?riTiTF^rnn< i"/!<fr~j
t may, however, have a collar ;
wj-rtrftV-nf-fiir Tf rlmnlrl
>f wool, not of silk or velvet. ;
?At simple tailored^
voojen dress of dark blue or
ilack; .mav be worn with a dark
:oat of blue,, black or brown.
rho (Iron's musLbe wiyjcmt; colwed
"~tTtnimihg. Buttons must
lot be used except_of the same
One of thondress.
iiat?A dark JPluo-or black
lat, velvet*. felt or satin, plainly.rimmed,
is required. On the
laf there must be no colored
.rimmiTig, of any kind; no gold,
ulver or tinsel braid.
?"Ncrlow-necked dress or dress
without sleeves, is alloweck
"Spring uniform?Dark blue
)r black'suit without color may
30 worn, or a simple dark blue
)i* black dress of taffet^ or sim.lar
m atc v iah""These dresses
mist be self-trimmed and have
sleeves below the elbow.
"Separate coats cannot be
tvorn for uniform.
"Very Idiim?hoSe?eannot be
vorn at any time. *
"PaTefits" are asked not to
permit students to~~~brnig with
hem to the school expensive
iFWetry or heirlooms of any
rind. Neither should thev be.
Continued-on plage 8.
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School auditorium. While in the
lity Col. Simmons will be the
louse guest of Mr.^an^ Mrs. J.
D. Carr, Oditor of the Asheville
Snterpriacu
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OF NEGRi
The Capital Cit\
leston,
I CREDlTS-TH F. jnT~
Having Stopped th
Man, Murray Boi
in W. Va.. when Ci
Extradition of a oolnrerl-mjm^H
pSJurray. Bonner, from West Vir?i
i ginia to Georgia ha&- been pro--"*
I venteci^by the local National As- ]
sociation for-J-lm" Ad^aiicuiniiiitm
of rolorod People, aiTQnfiiilT"torTt
tthe Capital City News, of Char- t
lesion. =?? ? ; 1
- Bonner had been ant-sled and
Twao crvfrnr^H-rinvs:
ling a -l'ide^OJLi. the' Baltimore & j
-Xlhio?fyefg+rh ~A:~"Rpppin PTV
onicer then identified Bonner \
: as one Lincoln Johnson, wo?*ted 1
j for alleged murder in Hart 1
County, Georgia. Bonner pro- *
r~ i 4
[ tested his innocence and said ho 1
j nad been working at trindale,
|W. Va.>-at-4hte-4?tte-HiiL' inui'der *
jwias^supp^aed~%r4rrrye corn -~j"
i mitted. c The* officers, disregard- i
TRIBUNE PRESIDENT-ID?4
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-?New Turk, NTY., ^Icli.?-F. ^
Morris Murray, president of j
lilurray^"?Bi oilUil'S " ~Printing .,
Company, president __of__the ^
Washington Tribune Publishing
Co., and secretary of the
Crescent Amusement Company, _
the concern that operates the :
Dunbar tneatredn Washington, ~
["D. C., has been?selected?by tile
i Universal Dovp|npmenfc^ a-ml
| Loan company as manager.?bf
i Suburban Park, the lnindrod|
aft re. amusement resort they
own in the-T) i strict- rof ColilhT-"
| bia.
Air. Murray's selection came
jas a surprise to liim and the oT!
ficials of the eomptfny have.
'given him a Two-year contractso
that he may have ample time
I to secure-effective results with
a project that ha~s_ suffered con- *
jsiderably from lack of pniper ?
f m'anagemenf. < The
new manager, is one of
three brothers who have grown l
up, in their own printing busi|
ness in Washington, starting
with^a To- ^
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i ua) nicy operaiu OHtt- P?_Ltl?_''
most complete plants in the 11
country withoulVegard to race
distinctions in-describing- ^be T
; business.' ~ fa
' They have long been interest- 1
j ed in amusbment enterprises c
^and onrp nprrntnrl rpiifi i ili llll^
of film theatres, The dance L
jcasino conducted on the top!?
.floor of the* building that:1
|houses their printing plant, is
Llhojdei-of-4t#-4<indt and ir"highly"^
| profitable buSiness*in Itself. t
j. The lVtik lH -ar walT Tfthl oiit t
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^=L Z . : THIS l?AI?Ktt-4S?|?
W g DRY OTiy I) To TiLEL. ?
t E eklsls o i %
| THE PEOPLE.". | . ?
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' v ' r.c A1 COPY. ?1
H MAJd
\J ITlilll
'ENTS
OTP GA.
VA. WHEN
COMMITTED
rNews of CharJt
Virginia . ,
A A, C. P. WITH 0
Extradit on--The
lner, was Working
ime was Committed ~
va Bonner's"" protests, Were
ibout to rush hfni off to ?- ----A~iiliolit
extraili tion papers, offering
hjm p;n.^ nf iUn f] 1f>Q
eward for the; mm-dermv: c?p
iu-e and. guaranteeing him pr0ection.
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-The facts 'having come to-th?
htention of the X. ArA r p
E^IT Natter, ol~the QiarlesjojL
^raiurh, formerly a ntt-mbm of
Ilia- West Virginia:- legislature,"
vrete Governor Morgan, asking J
nm not to- honor extradition
capers untTT investigation could "?"?
Je llatl- Nutter established
hat_the accused man hoTb?Hij. ?
di^heen working for West Vir
onal rmi^TnTTT ^
onsc(|in'?ifc ; Im <]\ ii'j;j i Mil ifT " L_7?
lad to return home without his
nan. - - ' -J? - -.===: - .?""T
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+rn eity-^T^^rovide an interest- .
ng ride for its patrons!" It is
irpvided with ari;iynyj?
foci gem, aerial swin jiienr y- ?
fon'ound, a theater. an -Tin"*"^>1 ?
y iEtrged cm oe pavilion, 4rnd a
"lumber of concession atrLmi^??JUJlllSi.?5-te
tit'tff season will, be
ipenexi early in i\Iay.
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ix- irnu \i?r? \j c *
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Georgetown, - S. C.
\__potont fnctnrjri tho orhiontiririnl?' '
TrvrTT ofthe state. Ho is a' member
f Vi>e ^Ejw^rtn'e - Board "of the FhtTnetto
State Teachers' Association and
'stror.R supporter of tho orpraniza- ion.
I'rof. Howard is n I^y.
ffJtn in the A. M, -E Church and for
i number of ycats?represented 'the
halrtletto Conference in-the General
Conference, lie is an arderrfc?a/orker
H tho frntrrnirl?SOl'IMies ana known 4
or the active prats he takes in the
rcneral meetings. He took to himdf
a wife. Miss Eliza R. Williams, y< '
ho daughter of ftir. R. I/. Will lam 37
>_f ElloreeT a^~ft?w*years ago jrhd-witlr?~?
dw-hwppy little boys they live in a
iplendid home on The Main street o{
he o>ty whsie iliolr ar?-?lA