The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 14, 1925, Page SIX, Image 6
THE PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF
TIGER FLOWERS.
|F ?NffwrYork, N. Y., Mch.?Jack
Delaney, the Bridgeport, Conn.,
scientific mauler, took Tiger
t Flowers, the Georgai sensation,
in town again ThnrgHay nifrhiy
administering a knockout in the
R~- *" fourth rdunid. Flowers ,as is
his wont, carried the battle to
Delaney, but he failed to fluster
the white battler and was
cm _ flnabperiod. ; _
This defeat, following so 4iose
upon the two-round knockout
scored by Delaney, a month ago,
? puts something of a ciimp^lii
; . the Tiger's championship aspir
ations,?So?far?Delaney has
- ? been Iht* only one Of his weight
7 tcrget the Tigers goat. Flow"fers
met the middleweight champion,
Harry Greb. in Q'hio last
year and whipped him to a fraz
- zle. He has beaten up other
iiiBii wrio nave inaue it notior
Delanejr. Still, as long as the
French-Canadian stands in the
wayf the Gfeprgia boy will have
to he content to take second.
.' He is far from through, how?
ever. He is" one of the bestjjkad
fight,6rn in?tho ynrnn, ai
?giving tlir f mv. a run for
their money and he will con
tinue to. beat them all up with
the exception of his one possi~
v ble~ nemesis. It wouK be i ntereatlbcr
now to spp h-Iowpvi anh
Slattery, who has twice beaten
Delaney, hook up:
incidentally, apilo of the buc^;
r??cess that Jias-come to the Tiger
nas been because of the sterling
work of Vii?t managftr Walk
:? ler.?One liTTbrced to thihk ofj
what a manager of Miller's cali
bre might have meant to Harry
Wills. The big heavyweight has
been whining around for aj
chance, living a decent life, and1
~ steadily declining in popularity.
Flowers has been fighting, making
mnnpv and even?driving
bargains. For his last" knock-1
? received, two arret?a half per J
~cent more than he did for the
Wr . ? |
- first.- That was Miller's work.'
. It ought to mean something to i
good as the folks think he is, he
ir?-^should be trotted out and kept,
in action, agailisf "anybody audi
everybody.
TELLS OF CATHOLIC WORK
FOR NE ngaE5"T^s3UTH.
Philadelphia, ^Pa., March!?-j
Description, nf thg war3c. hninp*
done for tfte -Negroes by tfee
Sisters of the Blessed SacraErr
menliii their--mis3ion3 In the
South'was given Sunday afte.rI
nuuii by Mother Frances Xavier,
ui. um un^auciii ? IjUIlVCni) El
the headquarters of the Knights j
dt (Jolumbus, No. 512 Spruce
{&_ - otroot. . -? "
' - , ?-Mother Franeis Xaviev "Show-t
| ed pictures of the schools in the!
South where- the sisters of her!
order give an elementary and
practical education to thfliisanda
~~^6f neglected"colored children,
training them... not only in
^ - "morals but alongr lines wihchrfit
f them to earn a livelihood.
In addition to these schools
the pictures also showed somei
fine buildings, where the-chil-}
dren?are?given a High school!
education. The purpose of the J
lecture "was to inspire an inter-]
est imthe work qf the Sisters ofj
K the Blessed Sacrament and toOrOCUrA
"flinrle on/'l ">?-C? ?'
?ywi nna?1UI" f
fc~~7tHe establishment of additional
R' mission schools. Mother Fran-|
R~ cis Xavier win laterjjive ,a lec-ture
on the work of the sis-i
ters among the Indians?
The Order Sister of the
|L Blessed Sacrament was founded
about 30 years ago by Miss
R Katherine Drexel, now Mother!
KL Katherine, daughter of the late
Br. Francis Jlrexel, the welNknuwn
baker of this city. Mother
Rr-?Katherine has devoted her^orR[>
- der to work among the Indians
WL, and Negroes. The order now!
B numbers seve^p; hundred "Sis
VIRGIN ISLANDERS DEMAND
GOVERNOR EX'
' . . PLAIN INSULT.!
New York, N. Y., March.?-j
Governor Phillip Williams of
the Virgin Islands has been
called joiv by the Colonial Cuim-~
cil, the native legislature, to explain
statementdffclleged to have
been made by Police Chief M. J.
niggers here don't want law and
tion received by the American
"Civil Liberties- Union, the popular,
demand for the removal of
Nolan has been ignored by the
naval ndministi atiun.?
The Colonial CouncITYias also
,-passeA a?resolution demanding.
a thorough investigation of the^
"tttrThomas police force and an-;
other calling tor an examination
of the franchise law,?Anj
i amendment, to the rode of laws,
| making jury trials mandatory
! instead of optional?with the:
judge has- been taken up fori
[passage. .. - rj
All of the resolutions were in-j
editor of the Virgin Islands, I
! emancipator, recently sentenced'
Uo-thirty dpys nn a chartfc?ofi
criminal lihel fnr i?ri> iniuing tha
J police. He was tried before
I without a jury. His appealJto1
higher courts Is being handled
' DV tne Civil liberties TTninn,!
which has been campaigning
j for, a permanent form of civil
'government for the islands.
TO FREE THOUSANDS OF
:' : STiAvirs 1
Nrw York,--N. Y,, March,?L
s The announcement a short while j
| ago, a short while after the ex|
pOse.of the sensational- relations
st lovely English woman, of the
release from slavery of more
than 51,000 human souls in the
^Indian,province of Nepal, was
I HOURS: 9:30 A. M. TO 7:00 P. *
J MISS MARGAR
Poro Beau
?"HAIR CULTUR1ST.
' ' Used and
| 709 MAIN STREET,
V i^wnmriw'tiacL^.?1?lCJ?
?- viuai amccu JIC
A STUDF.BAKER
f ^3-."
Y . Koennccke-Pen
iu2i Gerv&is Street
X". ; " ~
X Phones 851;
V , ?^
A ^Tko 14/>mA
w. i tunic
C B. B^XirklancLi
Y
V^rUll ASSEMBLY STR]
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A A A A j^A jti A jL a#
V V %f v %y^/vvvvvv^
f - - '.- B. A. BL
j .- ' -~ TAILO
Dry Cleaning, Pre:
X Hats Gleaned and 1
j> -?and Deliver.
^L.' 1112 Washington Phi
V L
I CAHI1AI. (
I , -^- REXA1U
I Clinchfielc
J Phone
| T7. ~~"" 624 Lad;
, THE PALMBT
received with great Surprise.
This astonishment was due, ini^j
large measure, to_the factythatr
these ^Staves were tributary to'
Great Britain.
. The maharajah of Nepal has'
issued a rWrop for ~fho
tion of slavery, md declined to
accept any proposals to change
his^decision. ^^?
L Nepal is the home* of the famous
Gurkhas, who aided '
Britain loyally durffig'
and who serve regularly in the
British army. It is one of the E
chies in "which the ruler's decree
is decisive. '
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II ^ V 1)1 V
fLOOK IN OUR MIRROR!! L
and judge for yourself as to~tT
t^jS^-charaster of ^our^denial 5h~
agree that no other dental ^
ofEce-in town can surpass
i" malfipg^TKffinilt fillings, p
putting on gold c rowns, doing A'
fine bridnework. et<~ J
- gladly ive estimates, on all 5
kinds of dental work. p? ^
Consolidated Dentists fc j {
Dr?. Harris & Smathcre |*~n
Dr. Woods and ~~~ E ^
Baltimore Dental Parlor^?K *
-Jhont-&lJ2 . - 135i& "
-- Columbia, S'Zfc^ ' fe?d
. 1 " 1 ? 2
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xcu^xu^y^xu^oxtaao:ox(o;aao^.o.o;o.Qo pi
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ET L. OWENS
tv Parlor -|M
PORO SYSTEM ? i
T? Ul cx5
i any, ii i. y.
^C^UMBIA, S. C. $ 2
dwwwowo ovowww OW o
__ ?u
>rage Batteries !? ?
_-,? is?? ?J> c
DODGE Jv
55 V ^
: y ~ '
ny Battery Co, V
Phone 6794 ? - ^ ^
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1 ?-.'7 - ...:: ?^ I J. OX
2 and 9893 > 'Ic3?
"Good Seeds.
Seed Company
EtT Columbia, S. C. __ X'X
OCKEtt ? f 1
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ssilig and Dyeing ? f 1
iioeKed. We tan
Mie 3814 Columbia, S. C. a|
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:oal co. 11
iRS OF cr Js
1 a'i! Coal ??0
?181-r V- '-:l||
1 Street. _ '! .fa
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TO LEADER ~ " ~
^68M -"PHONE 63GG
hair Caneingand Upholstering
Furniture Repairing amr~r:"
" Mattress Renevating.
W. S. TREZEVANT
919 Harden St., Columbia, S. C.
Arrival and Departure of TrainsATLANTIC
COAST LINE
COLUMBIA. S C. c '
I lTet'tive September- Mi 191*1. '
(All trains daily)
'epart. (Union Station) Arrive '
-AG a in. \Vi),.\Vw p. m.
, Sleeper to Wilmington,
l2TLp^~m. Wil.-New York 10:50 p. m.'
Sleeper to* Wilmington
:50 p. m. Charleston 11:35 a. m.
Parlor Car to Charleston?;
11J S LUUrens k. it.
1.L55 a. m. Lau.-Green c4:40 p. -rn.
4:20 p. m. Laurens _ dlL-55 a. m.
station daily?except?Sunday.
For information call at Union Staon.
Phone 0782.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Corrected February 20th, 1925. ,
Arrival ant I dcpailmu Of pOssthpjJ
r trains at Giiuwtwr, S ?! "rfw7r
rrive No. - BcUvcen No, Depart.. J
>et(rri to December 21. 1024.
LOO a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 10:15 a .!
1:20 p 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 4r4frp J
-*.30 p?27 CJii'.i lo. ton Circ?2?? IrtS^pr J
1:50 p 23 C.'in?Charles!on ?a 'l-rv p'(
):40 p 10 Coltimbia-Cin. D TiOFdt]
>:35a 24 Cotmnbia-Jack. 23 10:55 p I
):00 p 20 Columbin-Aug. 10 7:00 a i
:15a 8 Co.lumbia-Aag. 7 f?'45p|
:3U a T4 ColupTbia-SavJ 13 2:10 p i
IVOR.,, _ R.. /"'..I....- i r? i._ . - - I
.i< <j vuitiiiiuui-v./iiar. - -i o:-lu a
IlLLu. 3 Columbia-Char. *
ii i iiiiin.hWi.i ,h;?i. 12 'r.ioTT^
>-:H) a?lr) Colirmbin Clia... 10?3:00 a ~
:15 p 2 Columbia-Spar. 1 4:25.p
1? 16 Columbia-Green. 15 G:55jl.^
!:Oop 18 Columbia-Green. 17 2:10 p j
rrttTp 113 Colli.-Rock lli'l 11 1 6:15 a (
Mow. 31?a-nd?32, Augusta special;1
dlmnns ami dining caps. ]
Nqs. 27 and 28, Carolina special;!
i-.ilman and dinimr cays. ?r<
Xo.<. I) jjMil 1(1,'~~23, 21, Land of the . ^
<y jspeckltpPuirinans and dining oars. High
class coaolios all- trains. Dc- *
MHlllble scr\ ice. Schedulefigures ,
ibiished as information only and HQt
larantecsl. 1 " ?
ity ticket oflicc, 1307 Main Street.1
_ er^r. lubbtcTTT A., ~
?- o. ii. MeMU:rrDrr:~,STr"
-T-tdophonu 0350. ~ fl
> a v i sHPlo wer "Slvop and
Beauty Parlor c
. -Pertr System'' ii
HKUlrrynj'. SfTT-tullUhbia, S."U7^
Will be Open to th?_ public,
'ediieH(Tay7~February 4, 1925. 0
:OW\4H haml1p fre.slV Pij wpr?yj?
t-llJ Wasliljuiir; tarnations,
renciv Scott RosCs. Johnijiiils, (
ww -gpunggr
^I'ii. "tlrrr-^petMaltv j^nornL-?
orals. Fresh Cut and W?3$ed ~
lowers for all occasion?. v
"Poro System" . j/~
Let lis bring back your youth!
'' We will hoi) your hah*
wtchcs, rbnnds and curia, all -iacTes"
for wavey and straight! I
ur. We have delightful toi-;
t preparations on sale.- - j*~
"Mme. Sarah 11. tMVis, lVIar. I8
LA LIS
ALL
?
> Bishon W D.
x*. v^-cuu<jaujuiiar insi
Under the Auspices of
Offers the Folic
Arts-and-Sciencei
????!?? Grammar
School, Hon
and" .Tailoring'. '
^ j ~
For further infor
1
1 - - Profession*
T' ~ . " " -^. _n
{w>?>H^wtw>^KW^,X^vWi^W
f
Office "Hours: Telephones: 01
11t30 A. 8S. to 2 P. M. Office 3536 9
6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 2621 3
Dr. C. E. Stepehenson~A
-? '?Physician and Surgeott
Diseases of Women and Children A
Rpocinlfy
0 ffi c e: Residence
1A14& Assembly. St. --- 1328 Oak St.
Dr. L. M. DANIELS =
Physician and Surgeon ' - 01
Special Attention Given Diseases of 2:i
^yomen,
1 1~21" Washington St. 2210 Hampton Si
Office Phone: 6429 Res. Phonf: 7165 T~
Office Hours:- Telephones:
10 to 12 M. ' ~ Office 5744 _
2 to 6 P. M. . - ' Res. 3702 17
Sunday By Appointment"
DK. M. A. EVANS ~
- ? PI
Diseases of Women and Children A
Specialty. Graduate Nurses in ?
Attendance. v *
1501 Vis Taylor St. Columbia, S. C.
^_ 11
Office Hours: Telephones:
) to 10 A. M. ? ' Offlcff 4076 ~
f^to^P^AL - R"?^-696^ ?
Frank B. Johnson, M. D. 2:<
Office:Residence:
LllSVi Washington St. 1028 Bryan St.
Office Hours: Telephones; _
9:00 to 10:30 A. M:Office 3796 ^
12:00 to 1:00 P. M. - Res. 4692
2:30 to 4:00 P. M.
6:00 to 8:00 P. M. 11'
TOT J. G. STUART ^
Office: ~ Residence:.
:702 Main Street 1417 Pine Street
- COLUMBIA, S r - ?
j
~
Office Hours: Telephones:
t- to 9 A. M. Office 4247 ?
?to-2 P. M. Res. 4052 Pf
1 to 8 P. M.- - ? / JSDr.
W. D. Chappelle, Jr. =
Office-: " Resdence: '
:iui Gervais St. 1301 Pine St.
Dffice Hours: Telephone: <
'J to,10 A. M. Offl. & Res. 4263
2 to' I P. M. ?
.6 to "S"P. Mi ?. ??
|Ofl
B-. A. E V iSKKTT ~t=
?, -Ofl
Offiice & Residence: -i
320 Pine St., Columbians. C. Ngu
DR. N. A. JENKINS- 1
Iffice: Residence: {
107 V6 Washington St. Pin<>
'hone G033 ! Phone 3873
Jince HoUra: _ Telephones:
"A. i\l. to ,11 A. M. Office"8281
' P. 5f. to 8 P. M. Hospital 32fSl J
: \> ,M to T~P. m Res. 602*^
Dr. W. Swan Rhodes Ho
Mftce: ? 1? Rcaidence:?9AsscmWy-St.
1S14 Gt6Fg"S^ 12
_i__ COLUMBIA. S. C. 3:
~ 6
iflice Hours: ? " rr
0 A. M. to lP.'M. - J to
7 P.M^
Dr?JLIL Goodwin? ^
-Phones-; Ofllce C02G Res. 8080
rrn xxt t. a.? rmwu-ml yrr^?=
xjLij yv tihiiiii^tun y^oiuiiiuia o. a>.
???M??M? ????y ??1
DR. JAMES H. SIMS th
Veterinary Surgeon th
brt
2G Laurel St., - """ Phone 4273 A
?eOL-UMBtATlSTC. W
J UNIYEt
)1,L'MB1A, S. C
Chappclle, AgM., Ph. P.. C
itution for t.hp Trainino- r
"""" x
the African Methodist Ep
wing Courses:
5/. N ormaJ^ Teacher Tfltmi
ne Economics, Music, Prin
matinn ariflroop: ?
Rev. D. H. Sims, A. M.
Saturday.Mareh 14, 1925.
d (S5dt |=?
- -r X' I
Ice Hours :t ? Phone 353d
A. M. to 2 P. M.-~. - T
P. M. to 7 P,M.
indays By Appointments.
?'? " ' ~ <>fif?<r**? "*
Dr. H. G. Thompson
"Pyorrhea Treated Successfully. ~ ?
14 Vi Assembly St. Columbia, S. C ,
fice Hoursr Phone 6030
DO tu 1.00 P.M. ? ... ^ 1
00 to 6:00 P. M. ___
mtiftya By Ajipnintmnntj i <
?. - - -
02 Main St.. Columbia, S. G. ? ^
- r j
iooe 6700 .
Surgeon Dentist
?;? . v * " . . * . *
09% Washington St^? Columbia
Over Johnson-Bradley-Morris
Hue Hotirs: Telephones:
90 A. M. to 1 K M. Office 6033 50
P. M. to 6:30 P. M. Res. $873
DR. D.K. JENKINS
Dentist
" ' < ' S ;
fraction by Conductive Anesthesia
A Specialty.
07% Washington?St; Columbia ~
nee Hours: Telephones: ?
10 A, M. to 2 p M, -
)0 P. M. to 7 P. M. Res. 6873
Dr. Jas. H. Goode, Jr.
Dentist
ederick Building - '
23 Assembly St., Columbia, S.~C^
BR TT H COOPER
Dentist
Gold Crown and ttridg* Wnrlf A.
Specialty. _ ??
1. Phone 6429 1126 Washington
Iccrphone 7i2Gd Res. Phone 4577 ?
Hours: 8:30 A. M. to C:00 P. M.
ndays &f Evenings by Appointment
Dr. Oeorgrcr . Dennis N
Surgeon Dentist
own-and- Bridge WoiTT^ATSpecialty.
Pyorrhea Treated Successfully.- ?- ?
ederick Building, Room 37~
23 Assembly StTj?Columbia, S: C.
Opposite City Market.
Residence:?1118?Harden Street
urs: '< Telephones:
-to 10 A. Mr. ?- ?flffinn ins >TT
To 2 P. M. Residence 21.3 ?='
^rnrPTlfc.-^-.. 11
LO O 1. 1V1.
Douglas Williams, M. U. ~
PHYSICIAN SURGEON
)9 Nance St., Newberry, S. C.
_ _ ' a , . m i ''"itir
Gommuirications intended for
s current issuo "must reach
is office, (if out of town) not
neWR^by Wednesday night. "1
tSFFY 1 ^
iiancellor__. ^
?? Negro Youths. X ?iscopal
Church. Y
. j _
mg, High School; Y
ting, Commercial $
, D. P., president.