The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 05, 1927, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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^ ? s . "PAGE EIGHT. THELOCALT I = " BUS1 At th? League's meeting jast Mon: ' " duy evening, tlie oomnutee- that went to'Ctty- Council i^nd askjDd for the emnloVmeiit-of our skilled hntl "unskilled laborers in Columbia'in its big pav~ing program, made its report to .the ?? League/'?He v. 1'.?Mv -Boyfcm.wjtho with President I. S, LeCvy, made-the appeal to Council and.being out of the city, the report was made by Mr. Leevy. Two very line-und-pcrt incut. dusit ~ ness- suggestions were brought to "".The League bq Ltftffire (lieen ^acksojv and TCTrV Pi MMyVwling, t he Mct. acted- upon by the League at a later date. Meeting Next Monday Night ?AM-Tnio-nds-and patrons of?racial business enterprises :is well a,s bus-is ncsa _anL pr.ufu-siur.ai men and^ women of too race aiobieg;l>le to mem.be r ship in the I>i:.-d lies sM.eiLgue? ami arc cordially invited..and /Uilfced' If) at L ... tend nil of its meeting./. Lome and spend one .hour with u --oa- h-Monday , evening, anil help u. in. our study and ' !r?THJzrHJZRr?JEJM? r?.r?j?.r^.nir?j?.rzP.i Ejl |j| d ^ aBDoam .j Q , I K?r*.c 1 1 bm n I V- " .***. . _? ' '. V. / Lot No. 1 . SILK DRESS! v;. i ":' i t ;h 1 : :h$^r ait .. HKlj ^ >iyl'V< yiTTv i^ru'e _ ; . Lot No. 2~i I I.AT CREPE 1) _ VjUiu:s .<U.iJS to. $18. DC 3 Sale Price- r? ~~? ~ : Hoi No. |U ? -.* (aim.i)iiENs oixi ~E~ " r~T"" "?KKsSli'S S Si/i. <" 2 lo j i years. M ??g??* ('mIii' i! (iin.uiia'ii Vnlu ? On Sale E- * ' I,ot N o. I - ( IRI,s oinoiia.II n rti/A's v la lo 18 yeai On Mile5 !' ?/I ri-vTiWin iifMrwm? lU'NOALOW Al7) JvUu-U^-ni' l'a-,1 Lliiuileil: !g Regular_ si,oo faluc, om . ~ |g nf inn- lii'Al llartrains i'A. S wm?mmammmmmumsm ? ' A I,arm; Assortmeat * S ~ . T ndors' 3 . Vfllno SI OS.' t'l-fi 1 y. I ', ? 3 1 dies, .Slip* On Sale ic|ziz] T? ??" -r * 1 IEGRO ~TT NESS LEAGUE ; . / # . 1 ...iky elooment of the business side of our racial lilies- Meetings are from 7 ^ " Hall. Masonic Temple, 1131 Washing- k ton street. V I. S. LEEVY, President _W. C. JOHNSON, Secretary f Hrice, Tavlor May Kun In Drake ?i - . Relay TVt Des Momes U'M.ilie Vi'iM.<r Xnwj, Hurcau> 1 M s Mulm;.-, trm tin-?Drake Uni? -e versify has renewed -its last year's, p 4 request for a repre s en la ti o in. -by the c j its relay larnival to ho held here Ap- ;\ Tril 2!'dXK .; ~ ~ .. ' ' ii j C'earh Cromwell, ^tlio veteran Tro- t j jnn im iit'ii1, has announced?that he?a j U plMnnhi]'' to bring, his great sprint. 11 | and' SStl yr. eventv' in an attempt "to a !>y the Neniark A. ('. iathe fast time a |.o.f_ -| 1 ,g. seconds. * .j. W ill Send Colored. Star (Vpimvell anounces that this year ' r p r?PRP.r? ra p r? p n r?_n? r?_r?.re raiHiaJEran 4 : .' ' ^ ' ' . ' ' ; * ! DRESS AM) AI^H HAMS "splendid 25c Ginjj Item.-. ^ -t g ,Walgfor 10 i!Uo 1 to 0$e : 1 Safe to? T; MBS"* TI n Sale for * id in* to $1.00?i MEN S HEAVY sroysu: ii Sale for We are Hcadqu; : , 7 mTn7rrxn l.ot L^T .1)8 '* 'RESSES Lot 2 $2.25 :s7" Value" ?* 82r98 ~?? Lot 1755.98 ' 69c .,ot 5 nmn ? HfTTTWBM? frONS ' Clearance of All I a Hats (iintrham . . , wmg\ ' e Cot l^Karlfam at St Huts in the House On Sale for Each Ladies LADIES SILK V. owns, Ted- 1 Malerjal both Pmi&c or; V Value to $398. OOC 3 On Sale lor 1131 WAS Pj=? '?;? ? fc I I 11 - - ?- - THfc PA1.MET He Trojans are 6UE 10 rti-tJStllblisli . C heir claim to world wide fame with! ci ne\y mark and will depend ii|n>n hist , <> ruck sprint team composed of Capt.! e Id. House, WilUltJii Di apgi, -Charley ^ lora'h and Br ice Taylor. _ti Borah is a national .senior 100 yr. ^^."Vr-chsrtTjsmfi -aTid-Taylor-th?- p amous colored football star, is nown to be one of the fastest 100 r. rten in the country. !' '?? P SOLOREB BOY SCOUTS AT-' fl TEND CONVENTION Lp '/ ? (Pacific Coast News- Bureau) tl Taft, Calif. Jan.?For the first hnp-rrrH-hp hWnry nf Ki'rn cnnnt.v n t( olni'i'il trnnp nf Roy Scouts were re- tl resented utiho Annnnl County Cmpi ; U if"Convention. ; :?f- ? ?H* Troop (t of?Bakcrsficld,-the first., is nd only colored troop of Boy Scouts P ti the country,' were represented t>y ( P he attendance of the Scout-master j e< nd a Troop Committee at, the annual j c iieeti.ng of the -county council recent-1 si y held/ in the Hotel El Tejon in Taft! f< nd attended by 100 scout masters tl nd-Bov Scouts Troop Advisors from ,11 parts of the country. To In referring to the colored troops. ' e 'resident?Harry Hopkins of Taft, :J' e-elected President of the Kern s i^rejrtniirzr^sjamErzjHJsrzirRi^imfi^ A 3fl ltinug * j ' . ' '. * , . ; . :0N GING- Ladies Iiroad I These drosses iol ;ham in good g Reduced' to , c per yd | 1 ~ liAWl^a A Values $2.50. . 11 On Sale lor' 39c ? bmmm SlbN*S 1)K1 ? * ES . Extrii ?ood .qua in attractive stri] __ ; ? .sh'irts. 1 2 JjC Now GLOVES - Lot ?--^-^ULX'-S-URl 25c F? *'K' il l ! "ft Vr best Bargains irtes For At now 51.25 ^ ? LAillES ? now 51.50 -? . * \ now $1.75 This lot consi* now $3.98 1I(,)SG - now $5.98 Special | ulies Winter ALL SIL1 Values $1.98 to ie. Ml-otker $2,25> .. ! $1.00 0n S"",f"r * LADIES tLOUSES ? S2-.?fr le and Crepe. -4i^re are ?sonie a 1 /\/\ These Shoes val q>l.UU $4.98 >nirNu I ot> ^g~-r r r-vr>attL*nS-,<^ .. jjj f TO LEADER " C iiiiiIj nniiiii il liny Smut** ^m<'ri a said, "Troop 3 is the second Troo] f its kind to be organized in South rn California and stands as an ax inpiO-.Qf Scouting being without dis notion in race, class or creed."AINE-AVINS BASKETBALI GAM^LPRQM CLAFUN . ' ' . 4 ' ThefaSt Claflin sextette^pell com letely before the dazzling assaul' f the Paine six this afternoon or aine Court by the count of 19 to l( i one of the greatest gam^s seen ir rese parts in years. TU? r 1 x iic UIIU ui iiivr iuuuu iiuiiiit'i ?am on the scoring list in spite o1 le desperate efforts of both It was ntil the latter part of the segont uatt&r that the first scorn was reg. tered Mills. xlrew__first:blood foi nine after a furious .exchange o; asses. Motte immediately retaliat 3 for Claflfn 'and the score remainet eon until two???Ul?goals . weri mred by Brinson a few mimjtes be are the whistle blew for the end o ie half. Both teams came back in the sec nd frame more determined than ev v and Mills advanced the score fo: accession. Cope.land scored anothe aiaisjHJHJErHRrafimirajHJHfajajEraji 11 fl '* ' fll *' & Cloth DrespR; Id for $1.75^0 B6.y* ^ - 98c .value &1: ? . Now on! sii Dresses ' ~ SI-98 J. nana Slriifcs. ^C min^riv -'S20:0A? 7^7 oji ^ah? i pes, $1,98 ! ^ ?9c sss-shirts-. ilLit.. One of our 85.08 val ~ ? " Sale for" .> DOC i.ot+fsi . ? c.n Eot 2 -S its. of pure Silk t ^ waammammmwmm- ?-?-Ml < CREPES "r Lot 1 S. ' :l-V Lot 2 SI a Lot 3 S2 LOO per yd J SHOES Valilos <( Rackn ^ ^ale J uecUit $3.98 and I I * " ! ' 3' ft0tyoO'y?ooo666^'*"JM I PproBe i'l Hair Culture, Facia TO aasrij [l*L' MMES. CYLL>, I I; S. Leevjrs-I 1131 Washington Sir t tooooo.aaaooo.oaoo.ooooaooooc I-" -J - - . , . ) dOCB3C83O0^?O.<KtOOOOOOOOOW 11':"^"-^ atEEsfcs t . [ .MRS. f\ K. f \ - < V A Full, l.iiie of. Pal r~? 1 ? Cig'nrettes-ttffit Toh< I 5 Madam C ;T. V\ alk< - | i imps 1c. (vieamVi r J r' ^I'H() Li|: As,sfilvOI> btr*et> _ * 8 j8??a^oooooogoooH>or:>ooc>ooc i- soon aftemuids and Brinson opciu - up a rulljrin the last quarter that vi * tually..'ifroze" the score with Pirn ! fur hi -the lead " i cor ft one VV iUiahis, in running cei ter seonled to l>e"_everywhe: e at* tl t saflie time. Dodjgiiig, duel nrg m r dribbling like a phantom, *he pass< ... _ . t -?;? V . ?" , ' i mm I - i r . . i - | ? . - - : -?."*! ' ' --r-v- -7? \ a r/lk'iiA/iL l iTFnr [ ' BOYS &UITS1 v , s is the outstanding .suit 2.98 suits $5.GQ Lot N?,-l : ' * j MEN'S SMITH - 1 I Winter Suits, ? These --sold ' ?ttp to ?H Tor ,$^1 1 .98 ; Lot No. <2 Hovs^iiTx^ ; . Or , $6.?6 wnni>; l~ ? _ - - fc : ? - -. . $3-!?8 I ? - .n 'i iKS WlXThK (OA IS" . * - ? 0.98 now 87.9^ !f 11.98 now S ,9.98 *95 ? now 81:7.(91 - ' ? >r snsRMEiKsr^'Kiai , . | EN'S (>VKK(OAT!'. , , . [ 10.98 . noW;0*aM . [[ 7.50 *r* now' 812.98 L.^r't IT ?A . jl_. ~ n?vv ^ . ... v-- t - : t ?-? ., , 1 1 :E )YS VLAW SUITS ;.rw 59c [ nmw in! i?m__jiiuj' /jCARDl'ROY KIMONAS 'cd to R2.08 and $d.98 ? J ? c 1 : - .. c - ?r_ : t Saturday, February 5th, 1927. i i i i ?? . . .,->,-?-l,-,nr>ooo0000Q00O' ' Ck \ mil y unup 8 rjngt Manicuring, Han Bobbing 8 iUUSTPN &.DLNDY Jeparlmen^ Store : J eet ^Golurr^biaj^.'Cr" to.oaooooooooaoj^b>aooxai50c?Ma?ao aooooooooooooooooooooqpoocM ? )Hl f; STORK ^ *' ; ! i REICSE/ I'rop. ' . 1 ! * { Lent Medicines. Cigars, ':r s Preparations at all ? j .Ui<i Sffilas |' NK 7H30 l" _ < ! r . ' . Columbia, S. C. [ >m^ooooooooooooaoobooooaoQOo! d pi-rlVi'Lly from every conceivable an r- jrle and. remained throughout the ie struggle' the unsolved enigma of the -1- viMitovs. MotteiTClafTiiTs sensational *1 forward found herself frustrated- at ovcTy "H urn ' by the fast and skillful ? *e del"* sive work of Bhinctoard and Bosnl \vc!1 in guards. . > _ nf The yume as a whole was fast and T ;t i. istinc- f|oni the Mart to the fin ish and marked by a conspicuous su periority of the . passing and team j work of the Paine machine and by t5 the outstanding individual work of j| .Motto and Burgess for Claflin who g might have performed more eflicient3 Sy hatWthey been faced by less efll^ rioiit guards and aided by better paes . ' ar r . ' ' ' - - ' a 1 he Imeup folKnvst .. ^ l'aine Position Claflin > ' g Co-poland * ; rf. Gordon 5 Brinson .If Motte j] Harris c ' Blythewood 3 Williams , c . ,t. Parkhurat 3 Blanchard rg Burgess Boswelt !g Williams 3 *' SINSTITUTES:Paine,Mil>; Claftj liii. Burgess, Martin,' Whaley. Ref- .> j er'oer Warrcii (Tubman Y, W. C- A.) 3 I ROBERT L. HOLSEY . * .MAX VERGAN IS HEARD AT J alt AT A T rni i 1 (Jrccnslioi'o,. N. Cv Jan." 25?-In an a a . Avhich ,bristled with interest- a 3 . ih;r | i mid-commanded individ- 1 g .ii.d '; yto'itioii, Max Yergan, Afro-Ajji 1 itvin rimreseiitattecof " Y". M.Q.' '"j gi?4- " i- in South jAfricnt spoke be-?-? il; fiov the siudcrft body of A; & T. Col9!' Icu-. vestei'day.', r * "' . ? fl 1J ^ > , ' Slj ( '.,. Max Ycrgan,an authority s>n South x 1 -a ' b -i;ins analyzed the South g A :' i;;iiion', its needs and ex- _" S vi sidvd to. the students -?*f?th???local ^ Jji r i>v i i. inn ?im J^pen .challenge To 1 aj.| ' ! ' into the cause and ' . rli i ;>:i a ,' !' thV call of their African bro! .Max. Ycrgan -during the five years lj! bl Africa litis ihttd'e ah envihble gi/tv i i; iiv"_ tfle- VusHiUss of ministerI i' , " wards tjie development of trainer fr t Aoadoi ?Tiip among, the native Afri il! c- 11'rough much sacrifice, he i\ | bay f.? n i e<ponsjble. for the estab- II 1.1?-i-iij?uii?-?:?? -! -|j I "v v" f^oeranuira' amonj Atio-an*, tire training oFone nat5 ivc travellijig V, -M. C. A..secretary * -! < :i contributing to'improvements in the uncial, intellectual, religious - "-i i-riii' l lioiuc .liCe of., his-- less fortunate g*V"-h,T. ; . ? 2+ cui ii M'vcral practical cas- ~^ ^ ihe clici t of the missionary j | vv"'';v. i h' t * revealed much light and u ; . a\? 'much information. Jteference jj T'"?cv.rii?to the ivork that 'WAS bc??? jJ,l : < by 'scve.n village, boys?how . . ; i | tit. >?--to?taught?the* villager^ vari- ; - methods of building bet~ ' 1 t . .aiming under drought? ,] I"*1,! ' \\ lia !,' resulted ir^ a chahge~bf l J'C of each villager. v*' vwu ,yuuug UUIltTK D i . the speaker said, "The young jj.. Vi <~r- ah XeijFo must come' to the 3!' ' " .'-c of the Africans, it is true il . hit, the doors have not been opened thrv-arc going to-be-open- * ? 3 j < 1 Wh?>n they are flung wide which a' tvlTi I'i' vithin -t'lie 'next ten years, let JJ ,u '.'.rasp the oppouUinities. , ' ? j | "The Africans /'need doctors and il i- -s. AVhy wwk we-eniov- plenty - jj TiTi'l he-Afri'-nlVs starve? Scores and a e "I" natives .die of hun'geY and 3 <ii Africa needs scientific far^ . ijir .(. x^l .grant that-vou may catch :<-ui ao<i give -Ot \our means Mini .lift' to the prveht cause." 3 The speaker closed~Tvith that scrip- t ini.inction: "I am come that ye 5j j oTn':' have life and have it more ajj ' mlnnHy."? ? .. - 1 gj 3 ' . "'I 3 The Economy Shoe " Repairing Shop , ; jl O JAKE. EUBANKS, Proprietor | a| o 1011 Washington Street < L?j 'T NX' -rk NchiIv and Accurately Done I 3} ~ W<>rk ' rrH-rl FrTr AnfT S G CV.VE US A TRIAL . rfhone 3926 J < I g "1 Thank Yotf," jj ? . r.. .. >nvnrr>f><s<^y3^UOUUUUt.>UU<XBaa ? - ' i