The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, May 21, 1927, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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PAGETOUB. "
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1310 Assembly Stn
Business and Edil
Entered ^rt thr Port-i^tfiee afc^Columbi:
i' Act cf Cc*vf-,icjs' .
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One Year ? , $2.00
Six Month- . j._ 1.25
Official Adv1:' - >- .rfcj at the rate all
Tlid?T ..'l?tt * 1 i?ism i- f ii'li imi.. r iTK ? ' >
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__inULLi^t?u.4a'a theyr.vu aiTO!.,!'!
the author ^ anil aye not.<-i a
? r-? munieat on., wiH not L;.y nu a>
' returhed. . .' J:.-*
__l_ - ; ' _* - ~ : Ul.tHl
Cheeks, Drafts and Postal.br -Exy're^s
' . . to the cT'ler et'.tl:
, "N, J. FREDERICK
J. B. LEWIE .
? W. FRANK \U I.LI,1315
HENRY IVPKAHSt'N
GEO. H. II.VMPTO.N J:.J. ...V'A-;:
' . Communications -intended lor the
. should wach the odi'.u-inl desk i.f Th,
day of each week. Ciiy n^ws,'locals,
SATIKD.VV
We certainly crave the pardon
hnnll AP ll-i? \ ?4 T.. T . -. i 1
xj<x\uj me? unicj.UL.Ucoi-ppMt
ing him au?lilt-?" ^;ar> >.
really admire too. much his viri
worthwhile iliin^s iu nocus? aiil
lieve in that kind ui-policy.
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Something must he- co'frri ng ;
and then the guL'Mons of, -arc'
not colored people putting' top r
are being discussed. \VV very b
es and are inclined to the idea
tied up in church Jcuiluings.. ,
Last November about bnonior.
fill of denegrated Texans iy'nc
woman. Three of tide alleged y
they are convicted or not, Texa;
in making a gesture of la w and
1 "months have ^ rc-recf a n d tlie Ai
well kiiov.r;, not even.an arrei'L
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It is fr.Ui : hat Mrs/?yriider, tl
co.-con. pii aicivvi.pdd Gray, tljal
s? r- band w;. r-cwed .by colorcu i
. surprised a-.ything proposed
it is an cirr. ycift-, commentary
_ officer, who every time a \ ioient. c
"for a"~NcgTb. Thai poin y can e
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Every'catastrophe in which ci
brings iprth 'kbhie black hero', ai
_ been no exception, h'anuud Wir,
time, the service of whom, as
says, deserves'place upon the \
will hold place jn t lie memories
rescued and fed at^L, h'elteied.'l
.xied away^for the time Icing tlw
in referring to-the wife of .Sahi
effort .saved 25 White "families, i
tiered them from Friday, to Tiu
. to them, besidestliursin'g some
ORTHODOX ( H RISTJA M l
Under thV;au.-pieps of 1 lie M"
. * ject:. "Does Orthodox Christiai
was debated by Dr. Kelley .Mill':
ftor and V. F.-Calvert'"m twhifeV
Editor Calvert on upheld the all
the negative. Like most qiu.-t
ing points can bo mad.* : r i;u
ports of this pariicniar del ode.
gro has formed tine grotesque '
Calvert oil,-It- inrrtT-WPryt
Tlaek man'* church." Upholdi,
must, be admitled,lbai -he cittu
of Christianity which seem a
real idea of religion?"a VU.votir
by.Dr. Crane." No doubt, if CI
ply a* a belief in certain talents
helpfulness to mankind, Alt'. Ca
~ Christianity means': 1'roL Milk
c?al salvation.'' lie is off lie'op
Negro has made has been thro
??TTiejlt of C o . h .- h J e' I'; *rfrhi
faith had ch. :the Nog.o to
? however.'v. Ln-rr^ agt-oe. The
tianity I ' bd .was thai, i
and Clr . -as fsugr.l ih d
IIowc.... >> . are ijicibr-ci i,r-!
the t]nosiion. Ifa-i { he out st ion'
Handicapped the Negro'.'",we i
casting a vote for the aflirniativ
"as preached or taught hy tlie
tirely then too much "you mav
Jesus." As any'-people's econoi
ligion, it is not diili^ult to see ji
play, and as..a-m.'ii.ior of faeb-4
colored people. A a it: is. there f
tianity and a deal of changes- tn
before it y/iil bc the force f
GOOD WORK AT BOOK
The excellent literary frainir
known, the-gr'nduatfc* op which
clax.q of the best'colored college1
known of the good work being
. ly fpr the sph-iulift mi?.| jT.<
are enrolled in this department
are for the present. .the only two
rrringer heing in charge of the foi
the latter, and mo t efficient ins
selves. At this school an additln
is 001 n? m^fio?Out afkl.itions )
school buildings, The interest?;
r that under th? direction of Mr. (
iji the hrick-Iayirjy.jCOurso have <1(
professional 'brick-layers, having
job. The boys have done this w
tut fiiTlte
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i?et, Columbia, S. C.
iorial Phone 1523
a, ;S. C., as second class matter by an
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; :vi itn::il fettga oil subjects of itgneraL
aiiloti by '.the names and addresses of
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..r._ ? ; Correspondence
.....,v..Ne\vs Editor
4 ""-r - - - ' - - . - .- -V- :'Jj.amiffer
current is>uc must be very b;:jef, and
I'-ilit.. t r.. .Lit l.o ,1 1'i' Tm
Ijei'sohals and social news, by AVednus.
M A Y HI, li)g7 r -
- -- th' r- - - -
of our esteem friend. Editor B, J.
int. if he thinks our manner of
r haws'' was "liiu't hic.-il.'1' Wc
le and to the point discussions of
v die i udu- ..Besides, we dou'l bg;
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.'.cross tailored peoplbi* Ever now
rhi i-o tn:y)Y cliurelies and are
nueh money in church btiiklings4.'
el.ieve, there are too many churchthat
entirely too much money *is
. V ! * ? ??*? .
tlvafter the Aiken horror, a handlied
three colored people?one a
tic Iters are being tried- Whether
s has at last boat South Carolina
, i ivili/.at ion.?For although so von
rke.n Tcrportrators are .said teMJe
has been made.
* * ' atum
i.e. husband killer, proposed to her
i hey should say that her 'busmen.
No one, of course, could be
by such a heartless hunfan, but
on the stupidity of,the average
l inn.' is rcnimiUcd.T)P|pns to 1n?k
-.T^iin manyi'unaofeed crimes.^.
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iloiyd people are involved or near,
'id the great Mississippi flood lias
d-e-aud htr wiTe are the ones this
1 lie-New Orleans Times-Picayune
arniancnt Record, as surely'as- it
of of the families who were tfiin
The Tinges-Picayune was so card-it
lorgot-ttrrd-Kaid "Mrs? White"
uiel White. May be, it corrected
t its it riwv 1 his 1... u;.. .......
T ... ?. 11 i(* I 1 KJ%> tl in UV> II
iml "he ami his wife fed and shel^day,
.giving up their own home
children ilTWvith measles.
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Y AM) N KG R9-PJR0GRESS
ssenger Fpr.um recently, the suhlity
Handicap Negro" Progress V"
r. the. well known colored profes?Editor
of the Modern Quarterly.
Armative. while .Prof. Miller took
ions discussed by able men, tellh-aides
ami according td-^here'his
was no exoeptici. "The \Te1
ragedv of the wpfl ) " K-nv*- M?iippllig
'ft-wHUe mans" God ill a
hg his side of the Argument, it
i many ttrmgs done PTthe name
bsolulely incompatible with the"
>n to the general good, as defined
iristianity is to he regarded .'si run
rather than something of general
Lver.loiv is riglvt. ?Btit- is= thntrall
.r-says that- it is "an agency of so.
infon that whatever progress the
tugh ;^id by the progressive'elev
?tamed that the-Christian
endure slavery^?With that idcr
only Tdi "a tlie Negro had of Chrismperfectly
taught by his master*,
was nothing if not pro-slavery.
::;:'!iv \ o wit h Prof.-Miller's side of
h ' v|la ' ()rt boft7Wrhi-UliiMnly
ould-not find great difficulty in
v., 1Hi < iv uuu i.v ii 10 n were added
older preachers." There was enhave
all the World, hut give me
"die outlook is affected by its reisl
what havoc such doctrine can
s much 'work for Orthodox CtfrTs-:
he made in its practical apphcaOf
jf< Gel I hat if ought be.
El) WASHINGTON HIGH
ig given at this schools is -well
are.'able to efiter the Freshman
; Rut few of the patrons really
done iru the manual training ded
and may be tli.it accounts large"
yi'ei't ^lijvihi.ud by 1.1m boys who
AVqq<1 work and brick-laying
cour'se> given. Mr. Maceo Fntzrmcr
and i\T>- irpni'v.f'hgmnif>n nf
iruetora.rhave they proven themn
of 35'>ooms and an auditorium
lave boon made to' many other
ng; thng about, this, however, is
'hampon, the' instructor, the hoys
me mpst of the work?only three
r been employed on the whole
ork during their regular periods
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THE PALMETT
Lyf.instruction in this departnumtI
subjects interfered with.
I The plans for the L:uilding calls
tqo has been made by .these beys,
constructing the mold as well as a
reeled by Mr. Rntr.in.ii-gi r. it w;
School board to have this addition.
i In fact, it v.as.-not ;it'ti;,:'t 1< voiced u
ienderit and Hoard. Principal C..
that here ftas an opportunity for
i that would hardly -Ur1 heirs agaii
aid of Prof T. A. M. C'oolc; Superil
1 ~ ~ . - > n? ct....
.i ut: - l'l - csUjJt
tlhc boys to take a.pan in the Kfot
iTook to -M10 idea t ntlur'ia t'ically '
would imagine that they ware em
The work ds all but completed, ar
be unique in that it is the noly put
cally erected by beys in the main
iwehotde
i 1 In narrinw. it rebrhl ho ?ind that
I able Superintendent pi nt'. \v . tt
i sions !ou_ the instruction of the
! school being at th'e present time':
htion of 12 or more, .rpoips fhr' tli
j kir.d <1 !i icrd ih;.p thr.t courts.
; . wot.ata.Cn.: cxirWiloEs-1^
? time lu'rc; ><>.foc Oic p;ist
u\'ek Sn i l i)'.'-. 1-v lww.n , n
U '.UK' oil" oifiYrcul stunts each OVentng, .
tarting Ft iday, May (>th an.l ending: ^
Thur. tiny.?M.i.'. 1 lJt 1i. The d liferent j
programs were well carried out" and
J.: -1 airly go <1 cowd'wus oiit each eveti|ng..but
nothing likowhnt could have
- hedn. In,.>+atu: v.-frtJn you think <rf~the- '
importance of t neon"paging institu- v
tii ms of learning for cur people, \vhen
yxiu stop and hegii) to cuont./and find
l.j hat we have Such few* high schools,.
nst'itutcs and colleges in the slate
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.ihd so?!hany young ones to .go, our
.** s
people j-houhl hey:in to -be -.more, ar- ?*
' bused. ?. '-~
liiit-lei us-stay with Sterling. This .
| a h'obl plant has a bipghl"future, pro^J ^
T~v4lltTYir"those' that are trying to-nian- 1
it y ill stem* clear of the, rocks ?
~ '!'itn ha\ e w recked' so liTany schools
tai led ;i> this'one v-as.. , This school '
. was launched hy one association havir
g-a membership of not,-?o\'"cr .25 1
.. churches. .M oot one, half of them are ^
J a little interested' in the school and c'
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of copse that n1.-iltcs it hard sledding
,-for those that. arW trying .to make it *"
O. "Ikon. ttyam the _)):i.-tor.-; of the j1
association Willi .hut a' few exceptions, | D
don't, do bnc> sino-1.' tliii.o- 10
I .V" "| "1" I
j. .otn-ajrmir the Hock ,to~ lay hold and]
1 tro Cor it..' Some never meptjen it, s
' fro?i one association to another. Hut l1
I *1 .o^t. y- ho. cu'i; heata! of. a bunch . of t
| U)!oi.cd> pretH'liers taking much in- I
teresi in anything save a sernion add i
I he collection. Vo.if.tlW Illinois .to J1
-d.oii'i Iict ti.o strnny .Tin The pas- I
| toV, u.ilea's you have a real Clod cho-'?
r H'li man. . s -They "have i(u7te roomy v
*;vv.. in rev ho' ilu-vs. iip'on it,' "
' .situated in an ideal place for. a col- 5
<>t\d colli They fiaviy a splendid *
- el of then u-ial wcmveii as instructors ' '
ih'd afe d ia.a' ;fo\ d v\vrk jii the class 11
roc pi. Hut they have no* pibney. To" M
be without funds is not so had, when '
| you have a bunch behind ' a -project 1
! '.at "a Ft.thiisea: that I o!i. ye they 1
. can. I)ut wlu-n voti ee: hold of aj
l.uke-v.arni" hunch, ir.vir.wtp~ keep JT
j henn awake 4e?nr enouyh -to help just j v
x;i j(r- yoT^Jiax c a jo!;. Hut . wait; J h
ai"st y-niin" that-had humble be- '
yioniny and .then 1,,'< y mc . eloped Lir1^
"j lie suniL'tluii'-T worth w h;-'was--put
j Aer by s?.i.-,e one. or- two sacrificing.. '
j. l!" StuT'"," ! tint u 11V ^
1 stick, stick when _thin?rs are dark, *
*j-stick whenmost'all'ha\i' fallen down ,
on the i'l? and. th<-?; 1? f
,#. it< iv >1 UUIr I If I" v
! ^.iiii-v. tlu,' Mthi>ol \vi:l live and grow;
1"and we wijl havt.in the syjiui>.ut~sec-? s
"{. ion thai, \vhta .\ye so mfn-h need. 11
|" Xow.we say, and we >ay it because
] v e want a yleat se'hodl f-thftt no asI
ajejalL-iu e n run a rt-hnnh?I- mean
; i*tjn a s.'hoTth wiing has boon 8
J vied over and over "'again. A few -Jj
do pretty well for a few years, then u
I hey either die but or spend the bal- e
| mice of the time seriously ill. Then n
i in the end give; tip the ghost. But "
f t'.ni.-u. wlio li.iM. lutliio [lie stai't will
get out-on a broad- plain; loose sight ^
us rt were, that their deeds are'even *
j made -out of them and get the public A
j it general 'to feclipg that it '.is the.
:.i oplc's school; 4U'i lew good men h
j bat the public has/confidence in, that a
iionpehr not tn t o \rf-t he .lame -faith 3
nd o.dre when it conies to church; ?
- jl whifU i^ eia.-e to 4rrrttr}ing Tip IT
i eat school, wiil ^re-jglad lit nfr "''th _11
oats and go to wi rk, thy. thing can "
'h,. made t'o go. In 'theory, let.the as- 6
: i eiathai ran it.: i: practice, let tho h
| '
J , e.iple run it. If you- do thist unite a
J ill to reek that' v. 11 ht> of assistance c"
| no I let the motto he "A great school ?
I'oi' the F'i<'(111n11 I i'Vo " 44?will -*
[ mi.; if lmt. the t}p?v b .lr....1
now. So the question is, will those a
_ vyho are 4n-management now, he far- c<
s'ghted enough-to save the day for ft
- 'he children, by 4nvhnng fh help7
ill they piny the pftTl that colored '
ki folks generally phry: "the I can't, c>
' vou shan't" act. ' t'J
We trust that thPTeadertT.will re- "
olvo to not let the thing go down ^
on account- at
"i o?.-4ii>nnc?s8. Of course
it's yours, at Jesnif. you have the deeds tl
to it, we kucss. Outsiders so far as^tf
I, r'uhnr-"1*^ ******
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O LEAPER
awl i?-fi(H>vfty- whg their other
. h
for cement trimming, and this
thewood-working department
deal of the cdfpehtry work, di a,
no part of the plan of the
largely, made by student labor.
pon with favor by the SuperinA.
Johnson, however, realising
Hie. boys to'get an experience
i, with the encotiragment and
itendent of Buildings, succeded
Tintendent and Board to allow
:tion of the building, The boys
and to see ther^ at \Vork,.one
ployed at brfok-layers' wagers,
id when it is, no doubt it will
lie school that has been practical
training department of the
' . V
the City School Board with its
-Hand, is making ample provicolored
citizens-; the Waverly
eery much enlarged by the adieir
accomodation. This is the
uembci'ship in the association, canid
Just buit in. but any tool can
oo ihat something must be done,
,i:t) t hose oir he inside know' that
omctl:i n g nui. ^Jje_iionelnoui Doni
uCker die. The grave yard where in
kadf bod.es of colored enterprises thai
iave sicken and died is getting full,
'ly limih stones standing as silent
cntitials with inscriptions, "Gone, but
iot forgotten" are dotted all over the
(tape. ~ Men and women are wearing
repe, showing the worTd-that they
till mourn the departed, hard earnd
dollars that have been wasted by
he leaders. Then members of the asociation,
Doh't let it die. It can be
lived. ' ' . i.
. ?i qe r'ooi.
s'O BARBER I;AW IN GEORGIA
)eay Editor: ai' ' .
With reference to your editorial in
he last issue of the Leader, taking
Editor Davis of the Atlanta Indepenlent
to task-for his alleged misrepesehtation
of a bill introduced in the
;outh CarolTna "SOnate which would
iave made it unlawful for __egro bareES'to
serve whitewomen, I wish to
nter m>v opinion about the matter.
If Editor Davis gave the impresion
in his article that South Carolina
lassocf such -a-law, you have the right
o refute him in the strongest words.
..read the article, but don't remember
f he said the bill was passed by both
muses. : ...
Hut I want to impress on the minds
f your .readers that a similar*fcill
ras previously introduced in the city
ofmcri of Atlanta and' it' met the
Time fate by the. hands of the same
ort of persons for the same reasons
hat kiU<;d the South Carolina bill. I
lake htis^statement because you have
iveil 4lie impression that a barber
iw exists" ih Atlanta. Two sentences
ti your artielc-^give that impression,
"hey {\re as follows:' .'
"No," South Carolina has not imiII
tod Atlanta Tl.?t Aft ?~
. . v.m. vu. inav la MUll
fas a little too low for South CaroLna
to follow." . ^ ^
Whether the authfcrr ^of ,ihe . South
icfore it-was introduced in the Atmta
council, Coudn't even imagine;
rut?I?know he didn't introduce it beore
it was jtroducedd in Atlanta. It
mild have been a bad example imiate'd
and "Ihat stuff" was a little too
jw for Atlanta follow, too. The is^
ue is. dead in Atlantaj never to resrrected.
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It is a pity the bad side of Georgia
s always stressed by people * who
Ae outside of the#state and the good
ide is seldom, if ever mentioned
hery state, every city has its vices
,iul virtues and Georgia is no diffrcnt
from the rest of them. I spent
ve years in thc Palmetto Sate, durjg
which time I traveled from
ireenville to Charleston and from
'Jorence ta the Savannah river, and
believe I know that state quite well.
,nd I-know something about somehing
bout some state's beyond the Poimac
and in mpny respects, they are
s bad a'iLGeorgia and South Carolina.
^ .o i.w (/un-uiau iui wie i\egro
n the North American continent.
A large per cent of the best Negro
linda jq? South Carolina-has an inight
on some of the virtues of Georia.
as is?attested- by their coming
i this state with their families and
king a'leading part in business and
ivic ^iflfairs. They know a prosperus
sTate and they are living well
inoe- -they adapted it as their hfrrrre.
A white li.nbui's union might brihc
city councilman in.Atlanta ancLdhe
iuncilman might be able to convince
_ majority-of- tho council to-hra bc^
To", or political ar the ug he.ar dad r
of, on political hug bear, but the
ity is too great- for that sort of disriminatien^and
it will never.be. ?
The city or'Atlanta was never as
ad as some parts of Georgia. It's
instant aim has been growth and
le big-men <>f the city arc carefully"
uarding its movements so as not
.. .. . v
cuuoo outnidero to shun it.?The asf
knowledged mertopolis of the , Southeast,.Atlanta
now'has a population of
301,OdO and with relations getting
better every day and business concerns
and factories coming hern, front
the North at the rate of "five .hundred
per year, pretty soon, the ^council will
have ho time to even listen to such n
bill as went to the wall last year, and
-Atlanta "will trL, the city to blot oil!
the traditional "shame" -which has
been shouted at Georgia for the pasl
-sfitty yfcfll'S. 7^= * :
EVIDENCES OF SO CALLED UACF
1'RIDE .*
Mrs. Elisabeth* -Hightower is en
. joying sphmdftf- .health' an^-want;
some life insurance. ?=Sv-??
She gets intouch with Mr. Perfec
ion, agent for a big New- York Com
^ live hundred dollars, on(. dollar dowi
I and one dollar p?v ? l?yt '1"^ n?
|ive any sick benefits.- She then see
Mr. Rosebud, agent for a colored com
r sany and he writes h?V~ a contrac
.*of* 10 cents per week. She gets $2.0
?icr. week?when?sick and $10.00 a
leath. So she says to herself that.
- am aliight nuw.. If 1 gel sick, 1 \cri
get enough, to pay Mr. Perfection am
have a little left.- She is so wepleased
with her contracts that sh
goes about singing, "I dorie made
contract wid my Lord urttil I die."
Next, week Mr Perfection comes i
smoking and with his hat on his hen
ana says "Uood morning Aunt Liz
T?ie:" "Good?morning- Mr. -Fectiun,
so glad you come before I go out.
has your dollar. I .sho' ant gwine.le
my sux'anee drap, no sir/' Well si
ong Aunt Lizzie. "Good by Mr. Fee
lieved that she starts singing agivin
"I done free, done free, done fr.e<,
1 My Lord done free; I am.gone home.
After a while here conies Mr. Rose
btidv not smoking and with hat ii
- hand and says "Good morning Mrs
Hightower, I hopevyou are feelinj
well this morning." Lizzie: "Morn
- jig; I "jest well lell you T- aint -got m
ten cents for you today.. You cai
come here Satday night, maby, I wil
have your ten -cents. Diits- what ~
say about dese old Nigger collectors
eveyy, time you looks around, dey'i
here for ten cents. Dey must tinl
dat ten. cents grows on trees," *!.
. Then she begins to sing, "Troubli
members, trouble, trouble; but wliei
I get in heaven, I won't be troublet
no more."
j,\ Now here is. Jack Winebibber. Ib
has spent his. life-in iHrinking, Ram
Diinp and everything that is mean am
. l'.AY. -So. ho hmi Inst mil now. Hi
an't work, if wanted to an is on tin
way to the alms, house. So Jack see:
\lr. koseEtfU and wants to get a lifi
insurance policy, so he can get in
| Greenville Summer
'j--,, ' ' GREENY
| -?-7 June 6 ,
{ Approved by State D
Courses, l'riniary, Ci'ranin
t* will be granted for .satisfa
j* registration and regular_atl
X . . . t- V
$ For. Farticul;
I "MRS. 1.71..SEWEI.I. or
-1?r-r Phyllis \Vb
-X - j (Jreenv
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Saturday, Ma> 21, 1927
- f>ui?i)ru money eirry?week- to liv??
on. Mi1. Rosebud tells film tliat he
came too hue; that his com].any will
| pot give hiin. a contract; that hy is
j iOo old and 1 coble. ''then Jack sees
.j what'a lix lie is in." SoJ lie makes up
[I his mind to Join Ute'church and says.
\\ to himselt,. i never believed in the
1.1 church and ne\ror bothei'eU with them
11 lolks, but 1. liar that they take up a
t"tOoIlWTfoU l'.?r sick members 'and go to
> I see them wheit they are sick..,*
On Sunday, Jack goes to church
I ami wlieir'uio invitation uT extended
I Jack goes' up# a ltd joins the church;
i shed* n l"?>w hinnonoLimtis tears nnrl
'Jt i says, that he wants work lor-the Lord. '
I The chuxeh people, takes him in and'*
| has another. harden on. their hands.
Now hero is Benjamin llardcraw. "
Ho dorofftt~focl wellr and thinks lie Is ' .'very
"sick. IlJ has ,1011 dollars, so he
5 - goes to a noted ?pooia4bst. -Dr. Nevgr
, fail,' and "after waling 011 the baek
. porch for several .hours; Dr. Neverfail
,._ralls JJi njanvin in:; looks hint over aiid
p, lueinatidn; gives him 41-prescription "'v
t and tells him W> -report to him in u ,
^ few days. ^ So Befit asks-the jbc(or fc .
. what ' is his- tulL: "Just $5.0l>. So"~~~ 7~
t' lien pays thu $5.00';and goes on, A
0 few days 4atoi-> lien goes, hack and ?
j-rAvalls. atpdii.?I * 1. Neverfail units him "
] a lew questions, gets $;l.()0 more and
1 tolls .Hi ll in H'linrl oo-nin^ in 11 few
j day ,-, ft en gi cshrtrk and "waits a-" 1 ':
[f^g.'iin. .Then^Dr. Neverfail looks him
e over, a irttiej ^gets ?<s ldst $^.U0 and"??^
a tells' him tha;; lie need not come back
; any more; tiiat Iiis case is disastrous:" ?r*
- ; Now Be AT. i no^sntislird a'lul-Kays.to V
I himslei't "That doctor show got the
liege Credit Towaids Degrees ? .
ting up College Delicioncics $ ..
;ely 1-"V insi rwitor?, including,
pccia'.UU will odor-a I least 50 * *
^the college. . _ y . !
public schoo.rteachers desiring {
tato Deparment of Education $
I high school grades, and high X
i prepare for eplloge. \
I TRAINING COURSES in A- r
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Mindings. individual attention ?
reeTor the session Only g3&QQ. {
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rly for disfribution. X
iv l>o addressed to A
SON, President "A
_ j lignt iUiim ; lie never 1 ailed to pet all
j my money and tlien tell me that n\y
j ease v. as as t rods. I am going to a '
t oh,red (lector and get him to treat
a ' me. 1 sliu.iv aint^^cuiii to .Ur. Never
4 n? more." " "
; Uo Den goes ro. 1 )r. Sympathetic^ a v
j cold: ed lioeto'r *hnd- is waited on
>, [projmuly. .Tlic. doctor tells Ben that ,
"j lie-lias a mild en- e of neuralgia and
J ghes him a prescription and some adif|~v
'id?him to come- -back?
; ioml^iVjinrt in a few tlays. . Now Ben
wants to know what the charges are.The
"doctor fells him. one-dollar.. Ben
[T_Jel!s-LhjL:.diJL.lu:' 1 iuii.1 got lio money ~ "
today, but 1 show will pav vou next11$
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t tSaulay.' l-yslu^w-pirol-id ul'-iny .folks." .';
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I . Then Ben goes to the colored drug
; store and wants to get his medicine,'
s and "says "'l-aint- got no money today,
k hut 'I show will pay. y*.;i next' Satday.
I. slit w preeciate my folks.'' Thdn lie
g 1 goes to. the colored grocer, where he
a..-does not trade ami wants to get some
j groceries and says thai' "I aiht got
next Satday, I. always preeiatt. my
.'" folks:"- . . '
1 On Saturdayi'next.' Ben is, not to
a he found. *
- Three are just a few of the many'
s evidences .gui' what some* folks call
J race pride. * . " "
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