The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, July 25, 1925, Page SIX, Image 6
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SIR H. P. CRAWF0R1
LEN JOHNSON CON- L
. ^ ' TIN EES RAMPAGE
(By The Associated Negro Press.) "
1 New York, N.r Y., July=?Reports
from England continue to
sintr tho'nraises of Len Johnson.
the colored prize fighter, John~soff
who, is a ITrit islier, has relong
string of victims. Todd
was defeated in a fifteen round
bout staged in London.* Among
? the ottrerr whn have fatten troTCTe
Johnson a>re: Valt Hot, Ernest
Jyneke, Joe ^Bloorh field, and
Charlie Ring.
HI LED ALE HEATS HICKLY.V
(By The Associated Negro Press.)Philadelphia,
July Itilldale
won anuuiei game 111 the Eastern
kr Golore4 I^**gue 1 >y?defea 1 i ttglhe
~ Brooklyn Royal Giants, 6 to 4,In
a fast game,Saturday at Hilldalc
Park. _Q ,
R. II. E.
Br'klyn Gts. 000 102 100?4 9 3
Hilldalc < 103 002 OOx?6 14 0
' " A record-crowd raw Lit Tlrot 1.
ers turn back the Ilarrisburg
1 Giants, leaders or the Eastern
" Colored League, ai Foriy-eight
and Si)riiu~7tri ot.', Saturday af
ternoon, 5 to 4.
The game was a pitching duel
between Herb Steen. of the locals
and Cooper of the^ Ilarrisburg
Giants, a....pa?ir__ of south-paws,
iwith the local hurler having the
edge by reA'son of his finetwork
in the'pinchos,
H'rrWg Gts. 200 200 000-TH 2
' Lit Eros. 023 IHJU OUx?h 11 2
\ * \ _V_~
E'ST'RN LEAGl'E STANDING
?- (By The. -\.ssueicUed?Xctfrxt- Pre.ss.)
"~WT L. i\C.
Harrisburg Giants?20?-6 .7C>fl
7" Ililhlale - ?27 9-.75t
B't'm're B. S. 13 10 .50."
RV.h'r'?h_G Is. IS"TflTS
BFklyn R'y'l Gts. 9 13 .4DS
Cuban Stars 9 15 .376
Wilmington. P't'm'cs 8 18 .30fc
Linc'in Utahis 3 19 .136
FORM NEW B SE B'LL L'G'E
(By The Associated Negro Press.)
Camden, N. J., July?This ei
ty is to be represented in anoth
er basoball league -as .the. resuLl
? el-the TormaUun of the -Inter
State Colored circuit which- gol
under way aG Eleventh- and II nden
streets Friday night.
Thd East End Tigers, tindei
il 4- T -..i T7<
trie iiuuia&eiHU'iL ui r i ut:mantis
TTfo Tocal club; The Tiger's
opened the Jeague campaign
with the Auto Car Giants, of
Philadplphifl, as the. opposition.
with the six dfubs hovP linked ir
?"L- the circuit. The other five club*
'? } Wfo'U >.|,j,;. V^ca"H,rJ
I
' ' t .'
), Grand 0titcr Guard.
i will.1 >nttlo Freeman's Tigers fo
the nfunant^ - Their names are
jMain Fine Timers. Birtpitfgh&i:
Eyes. Auto Car-Giants and th
Philadelphia Quick Steps.
10<h ('AL-VAiaiilA-NU AT
' isi'sincsc fcagff ">rrx<
! (By The AssociutsMl-jCFjETPOFTrOTRT)
Tulsa. Okla.. Jii.ly?The cuter
'tain men! committee of the Tu
.Ncyro i 1 n i 11 utt- 1 vcayit? ha
through tln> instrumentality- o
Jjie ..Seijtutor's harrold and Pint
'just completed arrangement
with the War Department fo
the 10th .Cavalry Band lo l'ui
11ish music.lurilie entert?iinmen
h>f - the Xutiona 1 -N vgro BuA ihu s
League, whan meets here .U.
' "gilst" "lTl-jnlj" p t
"I l.uFa c.x poets tmcmeriaimjh
i Xational Negro Business Feagu
t in jXi'CEitwrrle/. '7?77 , ?
I Arrangement* have been con
"pleied wil h the Oklahoma-Vnio
Railway Company hy'which a
visitors may have an opjuirt unit
; t ()?>cit .1 hy swottd i
,[hc TOrrrt Sums llu; Jduhaw
Park. Ti.r lar^e ,- i<riii-sooin
..cat's will leave 1 looker W'a. dtuu
toil. .'liii?ii. School^ Kt'-'-UJiaV A'ac
' day (!mi i:cj_ : *; = '-a;t ir < si '.hum i
A'.'-JL - I'. .3I.""aii
1 P..M, tor aforesaid Park, a ili:
' tance .of il'l miles. roc the : ma
sunt of One Dollar for the roun
1 (trip, condilienetl
' liiiK the. rar for cavlt trj>. .
" TTiD * I'ni; (I Sfai.es is the c
|c.cntcr of the \\"? >rld, -Oktahorr
1 is-the. oil center ot the Lnitc
' SUffcos, 1 titr-a t,- the oil WlUUP't
| O klahoma.1 and I herd ore, the c
.'center otLihe -woiTd. Thus Tu
-for showing to l>"'' visitors moi
't-activity in '.he oil industry thfi
^ 1 Iwy li:i\v hi: licrto s.-i-n. It
ijwith this pur}><4st; in view th;
rfwc^Travc arranged with-tile 9-!
^lahoma C-mon liailw-ay t dm par
: /? a 11 i ? * '' *
.: i or a iroiiey r;ue tnrougn Ki
J'fer Oil Fields and dowrr-^
.'Mounds Oklahoma, where evei
>
lone will pwt a chance to see i
jOil Well shot. The visitors w
|have an opportunity to see C
,111 its crude si ate and also to si
. the, finished product, they w
.'also visit the" Oosden Ket'iner
L. the Jar^estjn the world.
..claim for Okjahcuna that_in poll
I of Natural resources, ii is secoi
. | t.o noiie_in. the. United States"
jAmerica, from the Lakes to tl
JGulf or froro the Ocean to Ocea
- and all ( fforjs will he exerted
demonstrate that fact. ?
i Arrangements have also he(
;made to visit Page's"Cotton M
| at Sabd Springs. ...
1
i of Mr. T. II. Steffins, Vice Pre
5 ident of Sand Spring* Railwf
THE PALMETTC
.Company arrangements have,
lw?nn porfepfpfl jiv^xvhifh we mayi
have a picnic and free 'barbecue*
for the entertainment of the visrn
CO
".itors one afternoon while in Tul- sij
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FAITH
* . J*- _ > .
~. _Tne lime would fail me~to-te41of-4
he-many tilings tliat this he
??????
great suhjotf^iaith hasdone but t-()
;there a-re a few things thht I amjtjr
j going to-express concerning it. coi
(Faith is the suhsfancfe of things ("J*"
hoped for, the evidence of things
not seemv It is said by it the elj
tiers obtained a good report. If
'people in former days couth obH^
(tain a report by the same thing
1 don't:-mean that bur faith?
. should cause anyone-not to speak'?
evil of us for woe unto you when
all men shall speak well of/ypuJ
But I mean if people oftoday had"
?the faith that, people in former?.
'!dnVs.ftad-we could obtain a good
_ J report.. . 1 am not a pessimist. I
, believe~UiSli there aiNe some (hat
htjvo it jjy , bntti we understand
Cliattheworlus were tranr=-j?
ed, by the word of God. H is for
the lack of'faith whj* men disbe;
lieve this and deny God a? the di[recT
creAtor^rml give~^edtt~ta:~ 1
, the creature ami fourfoot beast
-1 rather than ;God.
J Men have denied God from the
t creation unto the resurrection If
--and it js t hi' laek of faith whv. T
I fit hey do so not only have they dc~
nied his creation bTit they havirfri
C denied hts?incarnation, virgin
birth, baptism, crucifixion, bur-- tl j
?Oil in >iirri'['l ino -mil food in<io-.>
ivTuentd Also they deny God him- ,T,J
*c!f. ITis l'or the lack of l'aitjl { >.\
I'l'.'at' nLe'luonu1^ tSUld 111 his hc.u t
?_ there is Hi) God. Unbelievers have
[. denied God and everything he -*.
g-ha's tuuglit.-Tln^ilibkf- ieiich-C.y.liS,^
,f lli.it since the fall nntil the re--c.
- d.^-iiptinii of ojir hodicsTlmLjnatL~
s~re?srttftih yet men have denied :
]]L their sins and say. they have no .
..'sin. ' . .
i ' Of course the BiblO says sec- ?
'I : . . ' Rt'
s wildly that if WC .--ay we have itoI^Ai
i.'sinned we make God a liar but re
it .says I'irST IT vVn-hh\y llfr-slnivt!
-L. deceive ourselves aifCLllic: truth '-'j
jv-is nut-in us.?That is titer, differ-;
cnee in the. two statements*. One 10
1_i:is~making God a He aiid.the"(Jlher 5
n is making ourselves a lie. lie
in
11 gardless of what may be taught
v i believe the real faith is 'pleas- fl
n ing to God and is going to over- c
|r I MirMT. H-rt?rt41- nau el ' -1 1-tllUll V il)
x cluit. he pleased God and apart. 2
ri from-faith it is impossible to V ?
p iiliu-c him.?Abraham rose dp .2
,f 1 arlv one morninc and" saddled r
[(| -rrisuss-and wont oiit to IFlafu^of
s_" promise not knowing whore he ^
\\ was going.- That is the trouble
1(j with many, they try to know too
j. much and not believe, enough. I si
don't mean that faith should |>e,il
Jot coupled with the proper know P(
,a ledge, love and hop^j. 'For know;C]
lodge is a power and there is ?
jfiinihirifT la*' than love . and
,}} we must have hope, but. let us?
hayo~What- wo will or may it is
^ impossible to pjyj^o Gml with?=
,?o outTaith. , ~ZJ
inj As men are failing in every ^
js' walk of life in the natural world ^
u for .the lack of faith, so arc men ^
k. failing in thi> spiril lis! lil.t>r hut T J
ty believe the just are goihg^to livo ^
e. by faith. 1 don't believe; any of i
t0-?? will go back 4hat have real <
y faith. Read Hebrews tenth chap- ^
m ter and thirty-eighth and ninth <
ill verses. Furthermore faith takes <
)il hold of eternity and sees God on
L.e Uis. throne and the four and <
ill twenty elders and the four beasts
y( as they cower and giv^ adoration
to the name of Jesus not
nt only that ITut has gone hTtTftfte
i d' ~ u ml cr world-" AvhtTrc -demons are ^
oTbOlehtng up~tbeif~ fruit less cries
1 1 1-? u/.l -'-1- . 3
10 aim nas muugru duck inai wnicnu,^
n, has strengthened us on our way.'^
to I know that this part is not the ^
?, practical side-oUt-hnt yet_it is. 4
m true so let its he faithful if there 4
ill ever was a time in the history 4
| of the World that faith is beingt*
fcyrt>Ufc to' the tesft rids now but wc^
sir!shall live by faith". " -rr. , IP
iy [ Signed Grady Jone*. - . | >
. 11"i| 'rHw niii*r "ir~ J- .
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) LEADER .
NEWRERRY NEWS
Newbwy, S f' , ifitly Newhrrr
strict Sunday School Conventio
nvened at Trinity A. M. E. Churc
Ivcr StFcet, S. C.. July 16-19,1921
th Rev. Geo. C. Johnson, D. D. pre
hug. chief and Rev. H. W. Walkei
stor. The convention was called t
rer~by~the president Rev. Johnso
l>:50 A. M. Iha scripture was rea
<1 he commented onjt. Afterward
had testimonial meeting. Ever
legate expressed hin or her desir
r heaven. It was one of those ol
ne prayer meetings full of fire. Th
nyontion theiv-wasorganized. Di
hnson is a good -pV'esider Knowin,
he does how Jta..* handle the peoph
: ?* ' ..V '. ',
U "'"ir-"1 Hifeiiroft :
^ -BC3F?^H
[R E. F. FLOYD, jGrand Vie*
jGhnnceHtfr.
o jrootj)..people c.f Trinity A.. M. E
urch treated the delegates royalEj
w.-t s reported ?that -thi^-eonvervtio
t >K> lttmi * 1-1 Vlt T*Tr.ii-l>f> 1.?IT T>; ,. ?
g pVit over for many years, c ~~
The members of Miller Chapel wit
? great pleader Rev. E. P. Ellis ar
tling along nicely with^ the worl
1 will be ready I'm llie (Jrand. Led#
^>tttii. Hurrah! for Miller when it i
ishetl it will be .one among the nices
w+dvn-Kt-ructures hi the .state.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Beachum and other
re the guests of Miller congrega
>n on last Sunday. They are frot
SOUTHERN RAILWAf=
SYSTEM. '
.Corrected February 20th, 1925'.
Arrival and departure""of passer
r trains at Columbia, S. C. Coi
rive No. " Between Isio. Depar
ted to December 21, 1924.
fOw a ill -N. Y>-/VM|fuaU> 31
:20 p 32 Aijgusta-N. Y.. 32 4:40
.Oh OfTl 1 - . i - r*rr t * ^
iOu 11 s. < viHirifsj un-v/in. i:+o
:50p 28 Cin.-C-Uarlestan 28' 4:5^
*40 p-JlO Columbia-Cin. 9 7:05
:35 a~1M =4%brmhia-Jack. ?3 1fi-55_
:00 p 20 Columbia-AUf*, 19 7:00
>:loa 8 Columbia-Aug. 7 6:45
:30 a 14 Columbia-Sav. 13 2:10
i;25 p 5 Colufnb'ia-Char. 4 6:40
:15 a 3 Columbia-Char. 6 2:40
:2."> p 11 ('nlumltia-Chas. 12 7:10
':20 a 15 Columbia-Chas. 1G 3:00
:'45 p 2 Columbia-Spar.". 1 4:25"
1:25 p 4^1 Columbia-Green. 15 G:55
t:05p \StColum^ia-Green. 17 2:10
rlllp 1,15 Cub) -b'ofli Hi'l 11.1 r?;15
Xos. 31 aud 32, Augusta specia
ullmans ami dining ears.
Xos. 27 and '28, Carolina specia
ullman and djning cars.
Xos. 9 and 10, 23, 21, Land of tl
ky special; Pullmans and dining car
High class coaches all trains'! IP
ndable service. Schedule figun
iblished as information only and n<
uaranteed. ' ~."
ity ticket ofbce, 1307 Main Stree
C. T. COBB. C. T. A..
Telephone G356.
LXLLE
\ r . :c
? ?T 1
oisnop w.
A Co-educational Ii
Offers the F
Arts and Scier
Grammar School, I
and Tailoring.
___ -por further in
- ?
Mrs. Mamie and Brother Benniel
Bates were the guests of Mrs. 3. L. |d>
y Moon; on last Sunday on Caldwell
h - Mrs. W. Rf Graham is still on the
; sick list'.? R
Prof. Gladtfen and Mm. Lillia Deon.w
P are home from the State Summer li<
o School reporting it a success.
n Sir E. F. Floyd, G. V. C., is working] ?
j very Hard to 'uecomoduto all delagtttaal==
[a that are coming to the Grand Lodge, i
y in secm'irrg- pum)' imiimi ?for - them ^
a while hefroTn our city. !Floyd will
J look-out for his - friends so let us do-}-,
e unto him as he does unto us. StancLxj
.. Jjy the bridge that carries you over ,'
g^ffe. 'h
Mi's. Ann Jones departed tfus .Jtife !
11'"On July 19th, -4-Q2&?from. a long time I _
of illness at her home in Helena, S. j ~
C. She 'died at a ripe old age and.
and two daughters and a. s host of '
friends. . *
Patterson and Pratt are the funcral
directors, when you?need them call.
. pn them. They will give you good service.
We have two of the best uudertaking
departments in tbe State. 1.
When von need them phone Or call, -jDr.
G. W. Singleton has overhauled 5
his drug store and now it is among the
nicest dfug stores in the city. When* 3
you want to cool oft" and refresh your-,:
self go to Singleton's Drug Store, lie T
and his clerks wTH hiakc you welcome. ~
.. i- If you want to look young and need (
Tan up-to-date hair cut see Kev.C. L.1 j
jBracy up stairs of~the same building. ;(j
He will gladly wait on you.
" If you feel like Seating -go- to Mrs. >
B. Wr Bradley and Wilsun.?They will ^
|E Profession
e . o * " '
Office Hours:- -?-'"-Telephones: C
c' 11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 353(51 9
c' CiUO 1'. M. to -8 J*. M. Res. 0513 3
;t Dr. C. E. Stepehenson H
' 'Physician and Surgeon
'S
i? Diseases of Women and Children A ,
' Specialty
1444 Assembly St. 1328 Oak St. j i
. Dr. L. M. DAMELS
Physician and Surgeon
l~ t Special Attention Given Diseases of;
*' | Women.
t., 1121 Washington St. 2210 Hampton
i Office Phone: 0429 Res. Phone: 7105 j
PrOfficc Hours: Telephones: i
P 9 to 10 A. M. - Ollice 40701 P112
to 3 P. M7 7 ResT 0902 i
a 7 to 8 P. M. . . - " . . '
^Trank Ik Juhnson, M. Drjp
. (
D I Office: . Residence:
1118^ Washington St. 1028 Bryan St.; (
a ' ?
Pi =*= i
a i Office Hours:_ Telephones:!^
a I 9.00 tu 10.80 A.-M. Olliue UTOfi I
' , 12:00 tn-T:I)0 P. M. . Res. M92 . ,
PJ 2:30 to 4:00 P. M. ! ' : TJ
a | K-nn to ft no P M I '
* ' 7 ^ STPAIjT
M :
Office: . .., Residence: jv
! 1702 Mafn Street 1417 Pine Street 1
COLUMBIA, S. C.
ie | " " ?,
s. Hours: * Telephones:
e- 9 to 10 A. M; OHice^oOS-l
-,s 12 to 2 P. M. __ll_ Residence 243 *
3 to 4 P. M.
. G to 8 P. M.
/ . __ I
*'jDr. J. Douglas Williams i
fcj PH-VOlCIAa & SljlKjlliiUM .?!
- 1109 Nance St., Newberry, S. C.
n in _
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N UNI v E]
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COLUMBIA, S.
W. Beckett, A. M., D. D., (
nstitution for the Training
of the African Methodist :?
olio wing Courses:
ices, Normal, Teacher Trai
lome Economics, Music, Pr
formation address:
Rev. D. H/Sims. Arl
I
^
Saturday, July 1925.
Mr. Millar has finished a very nice
veiling house on Drayton St.
Whtm^you-want a house built Jt will
Mr Miller. . ^
The cornerstone laying1 of the neW
osenwald school at Hannah Church
ill itf thn 26th of July. The pub"
e is invited. . .
K'Uifi " PHQNP -? aona
Wwv T u UullTJ
* .V
Jiair ICaHcing and Upholstering? Furniture
Repairing and
Mattress Renovating.
W. S, TREZEVANT
[)1'J Harden St., Columbia, S. C.
Arrival and Departure of Trains
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
t. ? .
I t o I, L iM li l A, S. (J. ~~?ri
. t . ; '
J-lfTective September 21, 1924. .
(All traine-dailyj .?
'epari. ,, (D-iiion Station) Arrive
: 15 a. m. Wil.-New York 12:55 p. m.
Sleeper to Wilmington. _
:25 p. m. Wil.-New York 1Q:50 p. m.
Sleeper "to Wilmington
:ou p.. m. Charleston 11135 a. m. ~
" Parlor "Car to ^narieston
olumbia, Newberry & Laurens H. if.
11:55 a. m. Lau.-Green c4:40 p. m. ~
4:20 p. in?1 Titurens- 9117:55 ami.
?Union Station daily; d?Gervias St.
"?station daily except Sunday;-;
Eur information mil at Union- Sta-? -?'
ion. Phone~Q782.
J
al Cards I
, **? ?v? K* %
(ffiee Hours: ' . ; ?* Phone 8538
A. M. to 2 P. M. *
P. M. to 7 P. M. : lundays
By Appointments. ?-v-.? ,
Dr. HrG. Thompson ??
Surgeon Dentist
Pyorrhea Treated Successfully.
414V6 Assenfbly St." Columbia, S.'C.
W?-.. nv?n.n. H) to 10 TVT ; 9 trt (] P. M'. ' *
'clephones: Office 15744; Kes. 3702
DR. M. A. EVANS'
Diseases of Women A Specialty.
Graduate Nurses in Attendance??
501 \-2 Taylor St., Columbia, S. C.
H? H^OOPER-??
-i ''
uennst .
Gold Crown and Bridge Work A
Specialty. . .
)ffl. Phone G429 1125 Washington "
)ffiee Hours: ""Telephones
t to 9 A- M. > Office 4241
to 2 P. M. Res. 8875
1 to 8 P. M. - '
Dr. W. D. Chappelle^ Jr. - '
)ffice; Resdence:
ilOl Gcrvais St.. . ?1301 Pine St.
)ffice Hours: - 0
A. M. to 1 P. JVI.
5 P. M. to 7 P. M.
Dr. J. H. Goodwin
[119 Washington St. Columbia S. C, ~
Communications intended for
the current issue must ' reach
Lhis ofliceT (Tf out'of townJnoT " 7-1
.HtiM- Triosilay night.. City
news by Wednesday night.
fr t+t <$> $> ^ '
Chancellor - -?:r~ x
/\ f XT A nc w rv
7ui nc^iu i uuma? o
episcopal Church. xr~r?
ning, High School, Y inting,
Commercial . jfc j
VL, P. President. ?
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