Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DR. MORSE ON NEGs Lieut. Col. Roberts, Commani pital, Makes Short Ad Tour Plan fc Wednesday night at the reg ular Y. M. C. A. meeting Dr. Josiah Morse gave the fourth lecture of his series of six on the race problem. The room was filled with interested lis teners. Two officers from the camp made short talks after Dr. Morse's lecture, and the discussion. "We should," said Dr. Morse, "have a proper time prospec tive." The human race has been here some hundred thou sand years, and tho one race is ahead of another, when the gong sounds all may end neck and neck. There is a reason why all races are different tho we do not know why. Dr. Morse then opened the meeting for discussion, and said he would like to have an ex pression of the reactions from his lectures. Several were call ed on to express their views on the question and much interest was shown in the discussion. Lieut. Col. Roberts, comman der of the base hospital at the camp, was then introduced. Col. Roberts said he was re minded of his old days at col lege when he saw that compus, buildings, and students. "This is no time for States, but the time for a nation," he said. We should treat the negro as pat ients are treated at the hos pital, as we would have our :rother treated were he sick. The speaker gave these tests BASEBALL April 2-Davidson 1, Ca April 3-Davidson 5, C April 4-U. N. C. 1, Ca April 6-Citadel 0, Car April 12-Trinity vs. Ca April 13-Trinity vs. Ca April 17--Erskine vs. C April 19-Wake Forest April 20-Wake Forst April 23-Carolina vs. V April 24--Carolina vs. April 25--Carolina vs. A pril 26--Carolina vs. April 27--Carolina vs. April 29--Guilford vs. May 3-Furman vs. C May 4---Newberry vs. May 8-Wofford vs. C~ May 10-Carolina vs. May 11---Carolina vs. May 16-Carolina vs. Mayo 1'7-Crolna vs,m ECTURES O PROBLEM der Camp Jackson Base Hot dress -First Inspection r This Week for an Ethiopian: If he went t, school he wanted to study Lat in, the hog was his favorite ani mal, and he could sleep any where at any time without ef fort. He is the greatest imita tor the human race has produc ed and the most humorous. Co] Roberts asked if one race couli keep another down would i not be dragged down itself. W, should play fair with the negr< and avoid arriving at a genera conclusion from one or twi specific instances. Capt. Spindley, a Northeri man, who has studied the prob lem from a distance, spoke few words in regard to thi negro. He said the problem i not going to be solved unles we give the negro a fair dea and we must look at it from thi point of view of the advantagi to America. "It isn't a ques tion of color," he said, "it is j question of national progress. We cannot raise the negro high er than his capabilities permit but we must elevate him soon er or later or he will drag u down. The first of the tours will b< taken one day this week. The trip will be made to the negro reformatory in Lexington coun ty. The next trip will be ar ranged at the next meeting Wednesday. Automobiles wil be provided to take the crowd The trips start at 2:30 fron Flinn Hall. SCHEDULE. Lrolina 2; in Columbia. arolina 3; in Columbia. rolina 3; in Columbia. Dlina 16; in Columbia. trolina, in Columbia. rolina, in Columbia. arolina, in Columbia. vs. Carolina, in Columbia. vs. Carolina, in Columbia. lake Forest, at Wake Forest. Trinity, at Trinity. U. N. C., at Chapel Hill. Guilford, at Greensboro. Davidson, at Davidson. Carolina, in Columbia. arolina, in Columbia. Carolina, in Columbia. Lrolina, in Columbia. Eurman, at Greenville. HVofford, at Spartanburg. %ewberry, at Newberry. 1. C., at Cintnn BUY YOUR NEA LEVER, Th AND YOU WILL GE' Walk-Overs, -$ Clapp's Shi Webb's A 1627 Mal DIPLOMAS and PHOTOGRA) framed thus preserving them I in this line--twenty years ex your room or fraternal hall. decorators. Columbia, S. C LYLES S High Class Potraits, ments, Copies, Inte KODAK FII 1511 Main St. *e STUD. Let us Send Flower - To your mother or sweetheart. Rose Hill G 1519 Main Street ..4..0. . . .......4 e "N4 .-" ......u For all ti College A See UNIVERSITY Sl The Palmetto I COLUMB) CAPITAL - - - - SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PRO The Officers and Directors invite you Account at this Bank. We pay 4% int Wilie Jones, Chairman J. P. Matthews, President Visit Our Store for Eve Clothing, S HOPE-DAVIS Corner of Mai T PAIR FROM e Shoe Man r A STYLISH PAIR p.00, to $10.00 >es $12.00 .rt Store n Street PHS correctly mounted and 'orever. We are specialists perience. Let us decorate We are paperhangers and Phone 640 TUDIO Paintings, Enlarge riors, and Views. 4ISHING Telephone 227 ENTS w Call on us at our new store. reen House Phone 43 ie latest ccessories us JPPLY STORE 'ational Bank A, S. C. - - - - $500,000.00 FITS - - 280,000.00 i to carry your Checking and Savings erest on Savings. I. M. Mauldin, V. President W. M. Gibbes, Jr., Cashier rything in Up-to-Date hoes, etc. COMPANY in and Lady