The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 19, 1925, Page SIX, Image 6
CONTESTANTS EN1
Wr ' With great mtareat and enthusi
W&'i . THE PALMETTC
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fife-; v THE GR
Premium Offer ever made in thi
Read our offer op page 3.
ifey - Following an? the na-mes of
r*?1 Miss Eloise J'aggers?"?r~
Rev. O. A. Parker
r. j Mr. E. C. Clark _
Miss Annie L. Ackerman n
[ ? Rev. M. C. Williams , , ..
Miss Glannie Mae Mosely ____
L Miss Myrtle Evans ... 1
Mr. R. L. Blue , _ _
I , ' . Rev. S. C. Campbell
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L ASHEVJLLE WOMAN,- 1 .
VICTIM OF ATTACK
PLEADS FOR LIFE OF
U.:; HER ASSAILANT
. Continued from page one."
with grief, taking their boys away
from home. ^Some may never
live to come back, others may
their loved ones. Let me
. plead, beg, or anything else to
j_ bring_ them. back. If-it will do
? the least bit of goqd.:! wilf come
?to-yoay office, 4f I-havc 4o-wftik
to plead for the boys.
" Lot mo hear that my pleadittg
will not be in vain. Give
our men another;chance, and I
know they will be better men,
and we all hope thcje will never
be another tlttnrg happen in this
town again. We. earnestly hone
such will never happen heVc again,
so the poor boys won't"
want to feel that-they- would
~ - like to do anybody harrm?
- "Think ~ymir*elf. how great
was the temptation to see any
woman mistreated. They fho't
' they did right" in taking up for
.... me. If I can only do any thin^
? to help them in coming back
home,-as I know I will never
know any peace unitl I can do as
much for then).* Let me hear
that you will do all you can for
- these poor boys. Please let me
: beg."
v Mr. Sink's reply follows:
. "l am in receipt of your letter
of December 3, addressed, to
Governor . McLean concerning
ifes . the above, named prisoner and
others.
"The Governor and I are
~ some what at-a-loss--to- under
stand your letter. I wish that
it were possible for me to see
> y you and. dispuss the "matter per
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rER THE CONTEST! era
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asm the Subscription Contest ot i
) LEADER begins V
; is the SLOGAN
EATEST ~ to i
? 1- -? land
is slate by a Colored Newspaper. ;"a
contestants, who have already;
vr Votes1****
100 " ent
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-loo !i of
100 " Ifcie
103 " r
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sonally e?3 your attitude is ex- of. ;
. j; i__ w l t _i i -i i - - v
; i. ^uLiiriiriy uimauai. i snuum ue }lcr
glail to have you write me fully at ].
just why you ask that the pri's;
oner's life he saved.. Of course reii(
| the Governor and I appreciate jy
: the terrible distress and suffer- scj1(
,ing* experienced by you, and in ou^
order that we may be fully sup- in(y
plied with the facts, I wish tha-t wor
you would write, me in detail ox- , aiv
actly why you take this attitude.'
i. "Thanking you for your very?fnmk
and-candid statement al'ready
made in this ca3e, I re-l-1?^
i ma-in, etc. --- j
; Dispatches from Asheville today
indicate that the woman i . ^
signed the letter at. the request ^
of a Mrs. Town^cnd, and f hat ^rn
the woman said her principal
w.k to -pfiirp tho rrdflflsp i,f -T(V
members of the mob' convicted 'lri
and sentenced to terms in the
1','in'itizntihry? i?:?7 T
- Governor-Mefcean-and Tar don vor~
ilvif- ipppal n'f tViP rnstP of Man- ^ *'
sol to the Snpyemp .Court, has the
been noted, and for that reason 1
they refused to.make any com- ^l,l
ment. .The letters were not made
public by. them until dispatches rc?]
from Asheville indicated that the ' ^*cl
substance of the letter had been uor
made public by the Negro's vie- 00111
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Wilmington Morning Star mor
ASKS FOR SCHOOL Prii
-. FOR NEGHO GIRLS the
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try tmm foiiphpi'c .qtiH 1Q piy.lg J.l.i
The school was startd by the S
-federation of Negro- women's fon
clubs a?nd is supported entirely 21
by this organization save for affc
$2,000 appropriated by the gen- the
ri*'
Merry Ch:
H|| And ^A
r- Happy ffe
- TO EVER\
pher
e in the family it's 1 he-precioirs pi ft
will indeed feel the thrill of-Christ
rts Studio.
Decide to have yours made to-day.
ging, Copying;' Kodak-Finishing, an(
rnihg to 7 :<X> at night. We have nru
is to harmonize with the Christmas
our many loyal friends and permar
ring the past six years of our\establ
full enjoyment of the seasons blessin
)er to have VOlir Photncrnnhs mnrlo
ERTS STU1
^PRtENDLY STUB
TON STREET?: CC
m wwjiwjiiwj.UIM* jpm s
Wl PAUIffl
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I assembly last year. t
'aro for juvenile delinquent t
s of the Negro race is the e
y means for the state to e- (
inate certain forms of vice t
>ny degree,; Mr. Dozier states I
the school, which is doing j
wonderful work," according g
the executive^ secretary, can j
be expected to continue to 2
?pt court cases under pres- s
circumstances. \
The* state is caring for a few e
its delinquent and incorrigi- li
white girls/ for most of its i
>rrigible "white and Negro t
s, thei'efore there should be t
discrimination, especially in t
v of the fa/t that this class i
Negro girls is a menace to a
community and to the state L
arge." He concludes, "Some- P
lg should be done at once to c
since the inmates of the a
aol are now practically with- 1
shelter and no room'for train
of a>ny kind or for school I
k, merely a little house to t
j for 21 people/' ? \
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,ORKl) TEACHERS ^
A IMH^I>-Fi?Oi\hrOrTRSRS
:T JOHN HOPKINS UNIv/j
1 1. ^
olored teachers of the city
Vilminglon have been barred
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m an extension course ol-;
icl in Wilmington by the John a
>kins Ihiiversity of Baltimore f
'"'in? to an account of a ve^
1 episode published in the
ds for - January. The Uni-.1
d'y notified -David A. Ward,
crintcndent or Ghouls .tlT~j
John Hopkins-policy to fldXegrogp
to its stmrsea s?hd f
"Gvlhfendcnt Ward called to- '
Tor the 21' colored "teachers "t
Is.terod in the course advising '
n to withdraw since "" they n
o 'ineligible'. The Crisis acnt
then continues-: ,
indignation and resents i
it met his suggestion J.hat he?
xleri to the suggestion of
icipal George A. Johnson of r
Howard Hign sehool (coi- j
1) to call- together the Prin- !
>!s of the 30 schools of the f
in ;>,lvwn iWnmn nf i Vm >-i
lioh. t I . g
yperintendeht Ward" in- I
Tied them that there Were -
teachers (colored) who were *t
icteri by this policy and that
j:ossiblo^sflJiition might be 1
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; that only yetr-eem give,
mas if will send them *?,
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1 Picture Framing. ^ ?
ade special" preparations X :
Season.
lent customers that we t.
lishment here in Colum- ?
gS. Xj
early? . A
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DLUMJ^A, S. O.- Y
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?$ <%? + ?%? ?%? <$? *? * * ?*?+*? *'"*
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muiwiiiim i!
rro lbaww __
;o have the bourse excluded o
o allow only those who wer
digible to enter. He also dis
claimed a>ny responsibility fo
he policies of John Hopkins,
dr. George A. Johnson, Princi
,of_ jioward High^ School
ipeaking for the principal
)oint.ed out that more than 2
U teachers wore affected by thi
letioir^ that the entire city o
Vilmington was affected by thi
action inasmuch als John Hop
ins?was attempting > to extern
ts policies of discrimination in
o Wilmington through the sane
ion of the public schools; tlia
o single out any group and den:
hem educational advantages oi
iccount of race was indeed em
.arrassing?and?compromising
Jr. Chan in gWa^ne rrPri ncips
>? the Wilmington High Schoc
(white-)" moved that inasmucl
is the course offered by Johi
Efopkins excluded part of thi
teaching force of Wilmingtoi
hat it be rejected without fur
her consideration. The motio:
vas carried unanimously by th
'oto of the 24 white and col
>rcd principals. r_
Other features of the Januar
Jrisis are a complete account o
he Sweet trial in Detroit
Palter White, Assistant Secre
ary of the N., A. A. C. P. win
ras there throughout; editoria
omment on the Rhinela-nde
a c; Pullman porters imioniza
i"i.; the colored bellboy play
night, Qarlanct Anderson; ai
hnouueement thaf the' Crisis i
it -/i'i rkr '
i^cvin;; lliailUSCI'ipt
or the 192fi litpt-r.ry f.-ontes
vii-h $ GOO irf "prTzas offered
Thy Eucalyptus Tree" a rcvor
>f Rome by JeosI(T Fauset; an<
is contest for 1925, by Anit;
Scott Coleman.
I HE SWEETS AND THE LAV
from (he Mosaic Guide7 -Littl
iock^r Ark., December 5, 1925
There has been a disagree
nent in Die Dr. Sweet case b
>o roit, Mich. The jury afte
>oing etrt?KUveral hour" iinall;
'ailed to bring in a verdict am
vii-^nai gwu -LL.V Lill3 ti ll.
hsdgu. II la reportett- tiiat eigh
)f the eleven defendants h#v
dready been admitted to .bail, i:
he sum of" $5,000; which wa
furnished by the thrifty, am
oyal Negro citizens of Detroit
Dr. Sweet -ami--two others how
A*or have not as yet been a!
lowed* bail, the arguments' 01
hat question came up Decembe
he 2 nil. It is reported that pub
FPUS ALU.
torn-and Scalp Soaps" Frc(> p0w
'crs, Deodorant. Vanishini
'ream, Cold Cream, Talcun
'o'wriers, Toilet Water, Bouque
Yrfunie.
PQRQ SYSTEM?
Scalp and Hair Treatment.
n-1
v mm: oi'l >i(I!lV i^VSOn,
3lift Hlds-om Str; Cohi ri !>ia, S. (
KEY. ADAM- M. SANDERS
Pastor St. Peters Ba?pt. Churc
Irmo, S. C.
SERVICES?Every first an
:hiid Sunday in each month.
Also President of the Christia
Rising Sun Society, Columbh
5. C. "
Arrival and Departure of t ram?
ATLANTIC COASI LINE
COLUMBIA. S. C.
I.lftCtiVfl S?llt>mil)?r XI I '19-1
t I
( All trains daily)
Depart. (Union Stat ion I Arriv
5:45 a. m. Wil.-New York 12:55 p. n
Steeper to Wilmtnprton.
'1:25 p. ni. Wil.-New York lO:50 p. r
Sleeper to Wilmington - ?
1:50 p. m. Charleston 11:35 a. r
Parlor Car to * Chat leston
V t - -? Jolt)n>l^a,
_Ne wharry & I,am ens U. !
ill 1 :tjp avi m. Lau.-Green cl:40 p. r
il 4:20 p. nL Laurens <111:55 a. r
?Union Station daily; d?Gorvias 8
stution daily except ' Sunday.
For information call at Union Sti
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sentiment has greatly swung":*
e from the side of the prosecution a
to that of the defendants. As
r matters now stand Dr. Sweet n
and his co-defendants stand a- ,
- bout 50-50 in the locafc courts
k-rtvith -a- much greater advantage.
s to their credit in the higher
4 courts. The case promises to
s be hard fought and long drawn ?
f~out but our prophecy is a final
s victory for the "Sweets". This c
favorable prophecy for several
- justice of their cause and God !
- and justice go.arm in arm. Se- 1
t cond, because of the brilliant ~
y^array of legal counsel ;_good coun j
a sel and victory are twin brothers:
" third, because of substantial l
backmg. ' J^iiblic aplnloty?the 1loyal
citizens; of Detroit and the
^ victorious organization of the
1 l
a N. A. A. C. P. is behind them.
g; ?? '
n A "Want Ad" in the Palmetto l
- Leader will bring results. Thisj
u paper is readlby, the majority of
- We Paint and Fix Roofs-?Clean
Out Furnaces, and Stoves. (
v- If you Need UsrAVe^re
L. , : at Your-SERVICE
AT ONfF ~
0 WE ALSO FIRE FURNACES.!
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-H;33 Lady St.,- ?- rhone 21387 ^
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M.U.Iv liOAUDEItS WANTED
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I can furnish Board and 1
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Lodging for male Boarders, at j
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a reasonable rate. Call and see
me for rates etc. >
1: MRS. NANCY. SUBER
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808 Hampton Avenue. - j .
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s UliuyCaneing arid Upholstering
3 Furniture Repairing and
_?.Ia,. truss Renovating.
I; W. S. I'UEZiCVANT^1
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^ to!;. Harden St., Columbia, S. C. I .
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Office Hour*: Telephones: i (
H :JJ0 A. .M, to 2 P. M. Office 3536 fi
??ibuu l'? 111. to 8 P^ M. Res. 6548 I ?
Df. . Er Stepehenson 5
Physician and Surgeon
; Diseases of Women and Children A?
Specialty (
Office: Residence:
h 1-11 P.ii Assembly St. 1328 Oak St. ]
rt I)r. L. ?1. DANIELS !
Physician and Surgeon
1
n Special Attention Given Diseases of
. ' \Vomen,,
' 1121 Washington ^>t. 2210 Hampton
1 Odice Phone: 0429 Resj-Phone: 7165 1
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Office Hours: , . >. Telephones:
i 9:00 to lu:30 A. M. Office 3796
, f2;00 to 1:00 P. M. Reg. 4692
! 2.30 to 4.00 P. M.
I u:uu- to n:w- r. mv ?.?(
? nit. J. G. STUART ;
11 Office: ? Residence: :
1702 Main Street 1417 Pine Street (
n* . COLUMBIA, S. C.
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if-v. '
uuum. leiepnones: ,
1 1) to 10 A, M. Ollice. 305
_-12 to 2 I'. M. ?? Residence 24S '
3 to 4 P. M.
r-c to 8 P. M. ??-???-i
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n Dr. J. Douglas Williams
* PHYSICIAN. & SURGEON
1109 Nance St., Newberry, S. C. .
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Saturday, December 19, 19J6. \
he- colored people in this city
nd in the state. Read on page
3 our Subscription Campaign _
iow in progress. Everybody
/ins in this Campaign. , i
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SYSTEM.
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'olumbia, S. C., effective Oct. 11,1925 :
irrivo Tso! BefweFn No. Depart. " r
9:50 a 31 N. Y.-Augusta 31 10:00 a 2
4:52 p 532 Augusta-N. Y. 32 5:00 p
1:30 p?27 Charleston-Cin 27 1:45 p
4:50 p 28 Cin.-Charleston 28 4:55 p
9:4&-p-H) -Ctriumbia-Cin. * 9" 6:55 a
5:30 a 24 Columbia-Jaxv'le 23 11:00 p
0:30 p 20 Columbia-Aug. 19 7:00 a
0:15 a _8 Columbia-Aug. 7 5:45 p
1:40 p~ TT Colunibia-Sav. 13 10:20 a
9:40 p 23 Colupibia-Char;- 24 5:40 a
0:45 a 13 Columbia-Char- 14 2:25 p I
0:25 p 11 Columbia-ChaSj 12 5il0a/
u:2ua li) <JoIumbia-Cha?/-16 2:20 a
1:45 p 2 Columbia-S'bprg 1 4:00 p <
0:20 p 16 Columbia-Green. 15 6:40 a
2:0Q-p 18 Columbia-Green. 17 2:10 p
5:40 p 113 "Cola.-Char. 114 ' 6:25 a * *ViaiXamden
and-Koek Ililhr r? ;
Jity U?:kt; cliice, loo< 3!.a.m Street. *?
Telephone GH6G. - ? -
SALE.
I with to dispose of the following
i-;irifs nl Private Sale for each at
11..Hampton Street: One Piano;
'wo Cabinet Organs; One Bed Room
iui't; One Parlor Suit, and several
ther articles of value.
Apply' to * .. - 1
. W. H. THOMAS, ?...7-T7t?
_ 1121) Washington St.
BEAUTY PARLOR _
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PORO SYSTEM ?
USED and TAUGIIT.
3?*= O ?7^?
001 Green St., Columbia, S. C.
v. 37""i T?: : :? ' ' ?
0:__::*PHONE GIS7
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L. A. Hawkins'
Ileal'Estate Agency
'Homes on Easy Terms" ?'~i
~1 107',2 Washington Street I
COHIlMHT.Aj S C 1
, tjpr^ WH.IMWWTO?
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al Cards f
Office Hours: Phone 363#
) A. M. to 2 P. M.
I E. MaoJ g; M?= Sundays
By Appointments.'
_ Dr. H. GL Thompson?7
Surgeon Dentist
>own and Bridge Work a Specialty,
i'yortnea 1 reared buccesslully. ^
1414 Vj Assembly St. Columbia, S. C
DfTice Hours: 10 to 12 M.; 2 to 6 P. M.
Telephones: Oflicc 5714; Res. 3702
DR. M. A.^YANS
Diseases of Women A Specialty.
Graduate Nurses in Attendance.
1501 ^ Tnylor St.,^ Columbia, S. C.
DR. H. H. COOPER
-. ? - Dentist ~
Cold Crown1' and Bridge Work A
Specialty : I
5ffi. PTffTne 0429 1125 Washington
DRice Hours: Telephones:
i to 9 A. M. ORice 4247
t to 2 P. M. Res. 8875
3 to 8 P.M. ,
rit- w-n ru onnnlln T?
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Office Rcsdence:
2101 Gervala St. " 1301 Pine St.
Office Ilou'ia.
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.'
5 P. M, to 7 P. M,,
Dr. J. H. Goodwin
1119 Washington St. Columbia S. C.
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