The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 25, 1925, Page SIX, Image 6
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L JlilanaKei MBasebair Teai
P~ ^ ers and Wrestlers:
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^_The Associated Negro Press, 34
wants news of your organization....
ing events, comments, anything jr
Sports.....Remember that scores n
the game to prevent being too late
fffc SPORT?O?GRAPHS 5
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By Ashbjr B. Carter
Undoubtedly, the burning
question of the hour as far as
and in this ^case tKat7s most of t
??-?sport?folio weia aiu concerned, r
rua, In "TKlty^Hn^nwh. TTitri'y Wills V
get a chance at .Jack Dempsey, I
vdiite heavyweight champion of b
the world?" Various excusesTt
.? given as answers, have been put.h
g??forth?by Dempsey7 himself; I
Kearns. his dapper mnnntrer wmri 1=8
by countless writers who nrnfess C
to be expert dop?sters of every- ^
thing to do with boxing. ^
Here are some of the gema? C
"The-public doesn't want such s
a match," "Mixed bouts are bad t
for the game," " _hasn^t ?
proved himself," and on and on. a
All mere piffle and so much A- ^
I__i_jmerican bunk.
That the public is clamoring
*?for sucha match is evidenced *
r ; by the fact . that metropolitan ^
sport writers are wasting gallons t
-of ink m an attempt to shoo tHir^
same public from nurh n match 1^
Everybody knows-, including.11
Dempsey, Kearns, Rickard, et al, A
that a^Dempsey-Wills bout would **
" lie the sweetest fight of t-hfl
tug^and that it would bring the t
world's greatest "gate." ^
:?? ' ^^4. t a- o . li
XII^UL wiiy: 1 HO.VC 11/ I TTdI, (
there are "mayfce's." Maybe j
such a contest would stop Tex e]
e=?- Rickard from staging set-ups for 11
jlthe Dodging Champion, incidentally
puttfng "theJdbosh on easy- money.
.Maybe such a battle ^
would result in the wreck of the j P
Dodger'g hga"HfiU-m>re~rTrn^^nr~r
ly a niasterpiece, thanks to plastic
surgery.: Maybe the new
Mrs. Dempsey ish't raising her;0
T * hubby to be a fighter -any more-1 ^
Finally, maybe Jack Wants to re/~*
'r \ tire from the ring while retiring ;
is good and have his name to go j"
down in history as that of the! '
only undefeated heavyweightchampion
that p-Vflr swiiny a ?
j? mitt. ? -C*
r. ToTealize the latter desire, it ?
will Kfi rihsolntnlv arid
_ bly, necessary for the champ to 1
sing "Far, Far, Away," when the
? name of-Uffr. Brnwn PanthorJa^
-fnentionedT- ^Betfer to have liv- ^
p ed and dodged than never to^
^?--have-lived' at~H}ip32lt h "one' "poet. i ^
The Sportlight_will-be focused jj
upon Franklin Field. Philndftl j-^
phia, Friday and Saturday, April ^
E - 24 and 25. There and then will
& be gathered the cream of the na- s(
I";' tion's college track and field sat-j a
^ ellites, actors in' the U. of pennsyl j
f-- vaniaX Annual Relay -Carnlvairf^
p One of the Mightiest of the Mig- j ~~(l
hty will be Dellart Hubbard, i 8
(fe/ Michigan's pride, and the out-1 &
L standing alar oi the Big Ten. Be- |
K"' sides holding the Big Ten sprint |
Ampionship (100-yds^ thirver-1 |
^B^??tn?~athlete is National Bro&d ig
B-| Jump champion and a bearcat_mf?
ng RopTTSkip and J |
? Jump and the hurdles.
"New college records are ex- ;S
t ?' pectecf from Hubbard in his fav-1 p
y orite events. In ordei lu beat!^
, -Ml him in the Broad Jump, for in-. ?
11 wlUl-be .necessary- tor-r^l
K?ls rivals to leap . better thanp
L-Bk-twenty-four feet. This distance 4
I11 p" thl TjrbW^'fnarvel does "com 4
| W?: stantly. 4
IB Now that King Baseball Jias ^
E crowded French Financial trou- ^
bles and German Election news ^
LK off the front page, wd can feel 4
Kft some interest in doings of ttre~H
B-Soon *he home townj^
t ttfeams will be on the firing line|
B fighting to uphold the honor ofli
"* M'
R the old town and we shall be in i X
fighting to hold j !
Hir places and our hats, Hooray ?
BOf Jimtown! Take Mm out. He's |
Hrot a rubber arm. Kill that urn p! .
_. v r- - ^ -' t
* "!y^ ^ f-- T*ja
ftj! .V. .
ms, Athletic Clubs, Box
123 Indiana Avenue, Chicag*
-Send them scores, results com
nd everything pertaining t
lust be sent immediately afte
for use.?Sporting Editor.
>URHAM -STATE?DEFEAT!
HOWARD IN GREAT 11 IN
NING GAME.
*Durahmf N. C.. Apr'1?Tn J
lot contest chucfr fn11 -pf bni
jaising excitement and replet
/ith cleverly executed plays
toward University lost in l:
linings Tthe game between th?
wo institutions toc^ayT grea
lost of Howard supporters an<
)urham fans led by Dr. Jame.
>hepard? -Gr~C. Spaulding,?W
r,nmp7, Prof, -W. G. Pcai^un, J
4k Avery, EcL Merrick, R. L
IcDougal and a bevy of Nortl
-an)!'"** hpflntipq w?ro on_ tb
ide lines rooting impartially
or the good plays. The colle
ians were royally enlertatnei
fter the game. _
BASE BALL
game of unusnrfl iTiteres:
>etween Allen University anc
lorris College, will be played ii
be Fair Grounds, at_Darlingtan
v C., Friday, May 1st, 1925
!hese^re-the-twtHeaitiTig teami
n the Georgia-Carolina Athleti
issociation. And lovers* of the
*mw. will bu royally eiilerlainei
s both teams are working linn
:q corral the___ehampionship
The Local Committee at Dar
ngton^ho are responsible foi
nis iranfe being plaved in thai
Lty arc"* oparjng no pains, tc
lake it pleasant for the twc
?ams and the visit6rs,~wKo an
icipate?^eefrfg." this Classh
taged in the growing and hos
itable citv of Darlington,
basebmE7
There will be a snappy gam(
f Base Ball, between Bookei
Washington High School?anc
horhees Institute, of DenmaTk
londay, April 27, at 3:30 p. m.
1 Benedict College Park. Don'il
lil to see these two teams play
. good game is promised.
RAINING BOYS FOR MEPI^
CAT. WORK AFRICA
? By W.
?The A&sgciated Prnmv
Outin the KeaP nT^tTi RpI
iarPCongo,"Mrs. Priscilla?M
erry, a native of Ashtabula, 0
io,~and formerlya-mursetri *th(
leveland City Hospital, is bus
y engaged in training a seoro o]
lore 01 African boys to becorru
ledical assistants and to go bhcl
lto their native villages with
)me kno\viedge of medical skil
n<3 drive out the old witch doc
)rs who no w^de-a-th ri vingrhJU?
T; i. '~t ' ?
HOURS^ 9:30 A. M. TO 7:00 P.
MISSMARGA
??Poro Bea
? HAIR CULTURIS
Used an
709 MAIN STREET, ?V
. " " .
;n; A^v <v>r ^ R RTr^y<:<TO^c>oooo,oo^ <;
Phones 85
k "The Home c
j> ' B. B. Kirklanc
k 1411 ASSEMBLY ST
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TAII
Dry Cleaning, P
Hats Cleaned ant
For and Deliver.
1112 Washington St., I
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7.
__ THE PALMET
aness, aecordigto jyord just_re~
Tefved by theBaard of Foreign
- Missions of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
In 1920 Mrs.- Berry and her;
0 husband, Dr. "William Clark Ber- .
- ry, also ^rom Cleveland, were
o appointed missionaries of the
r Methodist Episcopal Church and
assigned to thb town of tHe most ^
^powerful native chief, Kabongo,
. in the Belgian Congo. There Dr."
Berry conceived the plan of train J
ing promising young men for ruft-idimontary
medical work in the'
kJ numerous npcrlprtpH villaorpe r?f
? ?0 ~
e. the district. He had a number
j if j
i, under training when he was stric
iliken with African fever and died
e>there in November 1923.
F" "After the death of her hus-1
t Jband, Mrs. Berry refused to leave
a the work andJaas^shree-been Cftrtjt'ying
Oft the school, graduating
t the first class oi medical assistants.
Nine of the graduates are
i' now in charge of small dispene-Uaries
scattered in the villages
/' and of one other mission center.;
-1 Just recently some of thp^jrmh
1 ehfs have been out treating some
thirty cases of small pox and
have vaccinated some 4,000 peo-*
pie, according to reports,
t They^-aro-being trained?to?
\ preach and do some teaching!
! as well as to heal. ".4
4 , jy^s. JBerry is finding rail hor^#hihing
as a nurse of vajue in
flTeFne\V"task. But she ex'pressC
ves a hope that beXore long a med- i
ijical missionary ;iilri famjlj[ i ,iit?
1" lui HOoIrrnWr?-Ta fnf
J w uoox5iii/\i iw nic iaiailUli kiU Lllctl
}?the buys call have a more thor- j
; ough training.
'paris university honors
tr. colored womant r
' r
>1 (By The Associated Negro Press.)
'i Was h i n g ton, D. c:t Anrii ?^
-_zLdEn:
iBEftiODICAI_y?-r
"I "DO YOU kavf vnim--fc
TEETH EXAMINED |
-JJreguTaiTy once ar twice a yeg^r? M
| If not, you should.' . It H jnit
-3 aa important ^s?any?otherj
- 8- phyaicaf^-exaihiiiatlon^ if "not B
jfl nroVe The condition of |
- j your teeth affects your g
;i| eiai neaun, Lome to-aay tor K1
-a campieie exanr\inatioTr:?
i* I B Dentists Consolidated
3 A Drs. Harris & Smathers
c. I Dr. Woods and"-"
1 n Baltimore Dental Parlor i
1 I Phone 97,12 - 1328 Main St. li.
- | ?r ~ CoIunYBia, S.-CT ?
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RET L.,,,0,WENS- -- - - -|:
Parlor ~~ I:
T. PORO SYSTEM
d Taught.
COLUMBIANS. C. |:
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TO LEADER^ ?7~ ~~
A unique distinction in which \
?ftof~her~fFlerfds and" acquaint- ^
ances are taking pride ha?s been 3
won by Mrs. Anna J. Cooper of *1
the Dunbar High SchooL^one
of Washington's well known C
teachers. The University of 1
Paris bestowed upon her March
23, the degree of Ph?EL?CoopejLhegair
hei^ studies in Paris
before the World War and j
has since pursued her" studies ~
either abroad br at Columbia (
University. Three months iggu
the local school board granted =
her leave to return to Paris and
prepare the thesis which &pncluded
her effort. She is the ?
first Negro woman and the first 1
Oberlin graduate to obtain such ^
an honor ^or-many-years Dr. J
^opiiini^^e^~ateacher-liL-th?- -2
Tugh schools of Washington, 7
where she has been an inspira- j
tiofi to many-hoys-^and?
grown to be men and women ^
located in all parts of the coun- fryr^htr^vill
rejoice over this C
well -merited honor which has 1
come to her. r
Arrive! Tlrpurtwrn" 11T Tiniin
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
|( COLUMBtA7 ?. " C. C
' Effectiv^ feepteniber 21. J924i ?; 1
f (All trains daily) m
bcpart. (Union< Station) Arrive ^
5:45 a. m. Wil.-Ne\v) York 12:55 p. m. 8
Sleeper to Wilmington. L
3-i05 p. in. Wil.-N'^y vnrif in-Rn-fi?6
Sleener to Wilnvnp*"" ' f
4-:5U p. in. 1 Charlestpn 11:35 a. m. *
Parlor Car to Charleston ,
6
? ' ?- 2
Columbia, Newberry & Laurens R. R. ?
dll:55'a, m. Lau.-Green c4:40 p. m. r
d 4-20 pr Laurentr tLLXi55-av-jm. ?
^=UniorTStation daily; d?Gerviaa St. 1
""station " daily except Sunday.
For information call flt T^ninn-Sta
tion?? Phone 9782r M",qi ' * '
SOUTHERN RAILWAY -<1:
?-i?r~~~ . SYSTEM. '
" Corrected February 20th, 1925. j
r- ~~~?nrc?: " ; 0
' Arrival and departure of passen- 11;
gcr trains ati? CcdumrbHtr-S;?G: Coi~F
Arrive No. - Between No. Depart. I ?
rected to .December 21, 1924. . ! O
10:05 a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 10:15 a
4720 p. 32 Augusta-N. ?82 4.40 pjg"
TT30 p 27 Charleston-Cin. 2% 1:45 p j"
5:35^ 24 C? 1 umbia-Jaek. 23JJL55
UUOOlp?19 7:00 a' ?
Lil:15 a?8?Columbia-A"ugt. Z-~f?45-p-r^
11^30 a 14 Coiumbia-Sa'v. 13 2:10 p!^
9:25 p?_C Culuniblll-lJhar" 4 5:40 a ! 11
Qi4JLa?3?Columbia-drag; 6 2140 pi
1(1 71 II 11 Till Ill I 1 'hil l 1 L 7 10 VP
5:20 a 15 Columbia-Chas. 16 3:00 a!
1:45 p 2' Columbia-Spar. 1 4:25 p j.4,
10:25 p 10 CiiliTmbia^GreenlTs 6:55 a ; ?
'2:05p 18 Columbia-Green. 17 2:10 p
-&t4e^"113 Cola.-Rociri7t^TiO:i5 al
Nus. 31 and 32, Augusta special;
Pullmans and dining cnr" br
NOS. 27 an7T^8. Cnrnlfrin tn""!"'''
Pullman and dining cars.) i _m
Nos. 9 and 10, 23, 24, Lind of the
Sky special; Pullmans ambcEning cars.
^ I4igh_class. x^aches-^aft- Vifeihsr Dc- "
pendable service, Schedbje ^figures O
published as in^ormati'oh <inly and not d
guaranteed. '
City ticlfjet. office, 1307__Maim StrectrT
JXlBB^C;TrA^ X
~T~ ; , S. H. McLEAN, D. P. A. K
Telephone G35G. E
-i Hi ~ i 'ir TF
f alleS
^(
< Bishop W. D,
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V a rt- - J 1 ? *
/v ^o-eaucauonai mst
Under the Auspices of
% Offers the Folh
~~~ Arts and Science
Grammar School, Hor
X and Tailoring.
X For further infor
' ** f. 1 i . " ? * * "
Profession
p "
)ffice Hours: Telephones* (
1:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 3536 <
6:00-P. M.-to 8 P. M. Res. 6548 J
Dr. C.E.StepehCTSOir^~
Physician and Surgeon
)iseases of Women and Children A
"'Specialty ~"~' " ~
)ffice: Residence: . _
414M Assembly St. 1328 Oak St. ^
Dr. L. M. DANIELS <
Physician and Surgeon
Jpecial Attention Given Diseases of (
Women. ' : ' "
121 Washington St. 2210 Hampton )ffice
Phone: 6429 Res. Phone: 7165
)ffico Hours: *" Telephones:
tn, i" A i M? "twice 1075 *
2 to 3 P. M. - Res. 6962
to 8 P. M.
?rank B. Johnson, M. IX i
>ffice: Residence: " _
118%.Washington SL 1628 BryanJSt.
iffice Hours: Telephones: j
9:00 to 10:30 A. M. Office 3796
2:00 to~ lttTOTvWT Res. 4692 ?
2:30 to 4:00 P. M.
6:00 to R-nn P M- JZIZZII I
DR. J. G. STUART "s
)ffice: Residence:
702_Main_Street; 1417 Pine Street COLUMBIA,
S. C. >
I .
>ffice Hours: Telephones: 1
to 9 A. M. Officfi_4242-L
to 3 P. M: Res. 8815. _
-U-8-Pt-^T V?? J
)r. W. D. CHappelle, Jr. *
'fficel: _:Resdence: 8
101 Gervai* St.? 1301 Pine St. 2
)ffice?Howk_ Talephfttt^?~ 0-tO-ltnSTM.
Offi. & Res. 4263
2 to 1 P. M.- ?: ?
6 to 8 P. M. I
T>r Rj a, yvcRFTT I*
f
Offiice & Residence:
329 Pine St.f Columbia, S. C.
DR. N. A. JENKINS
ffic?4? ?- Residence! ~
1 ?jJ? JV aching ton 1416-Pine St.
Hone 6033 Phone 3873" C
flice Hours: Telephonesi 7
A. M. to 11 A. M. / Office 8281 b
P. M. lo 8 1'. M." Hospital 3261
P. M. to 4 P. M. Res. 6028 1
Dr. W. S w aff Rliodea-^- "
fficel Residence:1
i'^Vn Asromhlv St TK1 HF^_
COLUMBIA, S. C. !
ffice Hours: '? *
) A. M. to 1 P. M. m
L M.
Dr. J. H. Goodwin u
. . ?:
Phones: ' Office 6026 Res. 3039 i,
14&-Washington~'Str Corujnbia S. C.
DR. JAMES H. SIMS r
Veterinary Surgeon
{
2? Laurel St., Phone 4173
COLUMBIA, S. C. 1
rne far famed "African golf,"
galloping dominoes," "craps,"
r, in other words, plain ordinarylice,
existed in one form or anther
among one hundred and
hifty 4*4he?rb e lu i1glfTgrTo Ihfft^
inguistic stocks of the North Ariericam
Indians. "tj
k A^A A^A A
^ ^ ^ f^y
I UNIVEl
)LUMBIA. S.'
. Chappelle, A. M., Ph. D.j
itntinn fai? fVio T??oi?imv
ii/uvivii xvjl i^iiv iiaiiiiii^
the African Methodist E
;>wing Courses:
s, Normal, Teacher Trai
ne Economics, Mi^sic, Pri
mat ion address:
Rer. D. H. Sims, A. 1!
<,' 7 r^?"* ?*"* ?""
Saturday^ ^4pril 25, 1328.
al Cards f JF
X~xk^X~X~X~XX~:~X~X^**X4'
Office Hours: Phone 3530
) A. M. to 2 P. M.
I P. M. to 7 P. M. . ' . ?]
Sundays ByAppomtrnnTytm;?
"*^v if mi
ur.ji. ii. rxiompsen
--???Burgeon ~iHntl r* r
Pyorrhea Treated finrrtaQf,mlr??
1414% Assembly St. Columbia, S. C.
Mftte Hours; Phone 6030
1:30 to 1:00 P. M. -^==-==^
5:00 to 6:00 P. M. . M
Sundays By Appointment. H
DR. Tr A LEWIE? M
NnHrt p-T?
1W2 Main St.,- Columbia, S. C.
TTone 6706
. DR. J. E. WATTS ____ I
** Surgeon Dentist
109% WashingtonSt..? Columbia
Over. J ohnson-Bradley-Morris
)fflce Hours: Telephonesirrmiill^
i^O=S^f=:to-ir^rMT^ Office 6033
!:00 P. M, to 6;3(LP. M. Res.' 3873
Sunday by Appointment.
DR. D.K.JENKINS,
^ Dentist
Extraction by Conductiv^"Jtnestheflis^
?A Specialty. ' "*?
107% Washington?St; CoTumbiT^
. -..j
)ffice Hours: Telephones: .
:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 4756
5:00 P. M. to 7 P. M. Res. 6873 '
Dr. Jas. H. Goode, Jr. |
' ' ' Dentist . '" " ^ 4
Frederick Building .
DR. II. II. COOPER ^
- ~ Dentist ' . i
-Gpld Crown and Bridge Work A
1? Specialty. '
)ffi. Phone 6429 J.125 Washington ;
lours: ?? TalaviWxsi-.
9 to 10 A. M. .v Office 605
2 to 2 P. JVL li.esid.encQ 248 - -u
6litQ.^JL P. M.- ?* ??^?v
pPOuglas Williams, M. IX I i
rHYSICIAff & SURGEON 7T>
109 Nance St., Newberry, S. C.
)ffice llouro: - TOlepT^ones:
0 to 12 M. " Office 5744
2. to 6 P. M., Res. 3702
Sunday By Appointment ? '
DR. M. A. EVANS
diseases of Women and Children A
Specialty. Graduate Nurses in
Attendance.
501% Taylor St. ? Columbia, S. C.
-m ?
-63561 "HPttONE - ???
^hair Caneing and Upholstering
Furniture Repairing^ and
? Mattress Renovatahgcrrr:
W. S. TREZEVANT ;
101ft- Harden St., ^ Columbia, S. C.
A^*A A A
RSIT^I
, Chancellor _=* ?
of Negro Youths. &
ipiscopal Church.*- Y
ning, High School,
in ting, Commercial ft :
H., D. D., President. X
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