The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 04, 1927, Image 1
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IN MISSISSIPPI
FLOOD AREA:
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Wa'lcr WhiU?t Assistant Secretary
of N. A- A. C. P. Investi- 1
i? at es' for. Associat ion
RED (ROSS ACJOVE]
Some Negroes Thought Their
*hidi4*w-4?elonircd to Whitej
* : - Ltind Owners
New York, May 27?Nepjroes held
? ? m ihi'!':ij;'!' i*i the Mississippi flood
:;reu_ainU prevented from leaving com
rent :;:tiraj camps without the consent
?>t" iheir landlords, also attempts to,
charei; NV'i'ro tenants with the-flood'
relic.!' administered to them, are re-!
"fu?*U'd* Iiv Walter, White, Assistant!
Secretary yf the National AssoOia-.i
iiei1'for,the Advancement of Colored"!
Too pie. (lif Filth Avetiue. who has r?,?turned
from ,a.,trtur including Mem
pirn1., <faeks<jn, Vicksburjr, New Or
io. n.-/ a':<i <>thpoints, in the flood
Ml'fa. . . - *. ' 1
A!,-. White reports instances of
NV. r< c cscaf ioii' refugee camps and
j>ri.*"ci rwru'- to U'n- without food, shel-:
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tor and dotping. rather-than?to he
rci mod to-- the plantations from
?- r rndv tv doo.1 had <iriVeil Ttfeiil. Ml'.
White' released the following' sattc-!
_ ..nfont lo<Iav at the otTices orf the NaA
t it lial- Association lor thef. Advance* :
irn iit- of Colored People:
"In response ,tn~coniplamts_ul" peon;i;re-.
in the 11 Ississippi flood- area. -I i
Washington, D.. C.?Mr. S. W. Ruth
erford, Secretary-Manager, of the
National Benefit Life Insurance Co.,
~ of Washington, with headquarters
lie re a t-the National Capital received
telegraphic* advice yesterday to the
?~ t (Tect thai the effort to embarrass the
situation with re.spect_.to the acquisition
rtf the Sandard Life Insurance
Company in Atlanta, has VroyecT fledge
Humphries "presiding, to"
whom application was made for the
appointment of-a receiver and for an
injunction and other legal prohibi-?
tions, not only vacated the temporary
uent l > that territory and .in my tour
veiled Memphis. Vicksburg, Jackson,'
.. :^o\v Orlc.Mi-- ami platen in theilooiicil
ictrion. At Memphis, I talked!
w.ilh !>r. W illiam R. Redden, Chief i
AlevUc'aI-X)tl':cvir-?for-the .Red- Cross in-j
the I'Moo ! Area. Th*. Redden author- [
ized me to quote as follows: J
The Red Gross emphatically disap-1
proves..of. any attempts to use this]
'dVaster'by .landlords further to en-;
shvve?Negro tenant farmers^ and
share croppers.. Aid i? given directly'
to ihe individual-suH'orer, It would he
an interc-ting prohlton t'd see that
;rtfempts hy landlords and others* to
charge relief against tenants are
checked when such relief is given to
refugees after they b^ve returned to j
their homes.?' . .A -? 1?J
T~ marry refugee cantpsy however,:
'''' ,V(hTo(V''arc released only to 'their']
landlords and are sent hack to the
plantation from which ithey |came'.
This fact, was confirmed to me by
General Cui'tis T. Green, Commanding
Gtlicer at Vicksburg of the Mis-."
slssippi National Guard : troops who 1
are keeping older in the area cohering
registration from parts of Sun-..
flower, Boiiver, Yazoo,- Warren and
Holmes Counties and all of Issaquena,
Sharkey, Washington and Humphreys
.r'niint ips. (ieneral flreen told ino
-lliiU?plantation immerr, tmmw t(n tho~amps
topick out 'their, Negroes' anil
that labor agents arefrom the
tamps 'no man beiWjj "permitted to
talk to any other hut his own Negroes.'
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"The extent of virtual imprison*.
merit of Negro flood sufferers, to prevent
escape from the plantation areas
is attested in a despatch from
Cleveland Mississippi published in
the Viyksburg Evening Post of May
NATIONAL BENEFIT
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WSPAPER
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3?-in which it 4* slated: ~> I ]
A meeting fo the executive coin- _
m it tee of the Citizens' Relief. Committee
was held jointly withJ^C.Ale- _
Cross relief wi.rk here. The lrat'Vr
.of par: jes, un eriny r >?a nie?range
of the <U*/ta section not overt'owed,
coming to Cleveland with the view aTfil
purpose, wf .being. permitted?to- -remove
families from the ^aoip *aud '
place.- them on their- own plantations
was thoroughly discussed and con?
sidcred, with the result that the mat- '
tor of releasing families or individuals
to parties other- than to the
one wiht whom they have previtiosly
' ontiaetfd for the ..vtmV; ttio placed
in the hands of V. \V. Thomas. Air.
Thinortft was instrueled try the Com.Tnittee
not to- release any family or'*
persons?front tht, eainp ' except 'on
written consent of the landlord from
whose plantation the laborers caino'.
or on the personal request or au?hori
-/tition of thr^4andlor?h*: :? ?
"At a number of'ramps I was told
of , Negroes eluding guards "and escaping,
preferring Mb forego food,
shelter, clothing and medical atfoplion
rathev than go hack t<> the plantations
l'r< in which the flood \\ at m '
had driven the in.~ At some of .the .
camps Negroes ' we re being la lan
out. by industrial firms, being-, chock-'.'
ed out of the camps and .checked in
again when vheirlahors "were i in is he'd
.Most of these men had no oh; Miction
to working,, even though no1 paid,
bpt .they objected to the. beating,
cursing and kicking, they had. to end
ure7 fhere a re "also iTunier'jjus mstances...of
brutality in the. treat- '?
meat of Negroes forced to'work on .
the levees under the guns of soldiers
and?even?white civilians! TTi iiui,.
places, notabjy Greenville atid N.oaG?1
Landing, Negroes' were; thus .,con-. 1
-svaa-pt-eil?among them .befog-ntr-inr-nr? '
arfce agent, and they' were kept 'at"
;\vofk even when if was plain the le"Vee
would break; When the bleak
cairn;, this insurance agent told: .me ~1
he saw some forty, or fifty Negroes
swept away by the waters; presumably
to death. Ht, managed to fight f '
his way hack to the levee, lie is a
graduate of Tuskegee, married, with
a child and entirely trustworthy, and
reputable. He injured his foot in the
break of the levee but was" pat to '
wopk on the levee at Greenville, he- -j 1
ing allowd to obtain t'atmont for j
hisr injury only when that levee cave | '
way two (rays rater.
?"In conclusion I will give one more J
I authorized quotation 'from Dr. Red-;1
den, showing the conditions prevalent i
| in the delta:
Some of the Negroes did not even.1
know that their own bodies belong-, j
ed to them, when wemiuitlil'Ut-w* j
cinato tlieni they, said .hat it jcouJ^L..
rju- ?onu uiuy <nu'r uieir plantation;
bosses jtfavc their permission. When
some of "these plantation owners oh-'
jected we had to tell them- 'Kithei ^ |
vou will pormit or wo u iirf
stop relief;'
"In my talk with responsible heads |
of the Red Cross I was impressed
with their 'attitude of fairness and
impartiality hut of course individual
subordinates in domtr" the work do not
^always act in accordance with the,1
expressed spirit of the Rial Cross. '
The attention of the central admin- '
ist ration is beinpr called to the. oom-i*
plaints'' V . r^.. - . -.i
RETAINS STANDARD
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injunction, hut went further and en-'
joined the group, heading his move- j
! ment from further embarrassing: the
I efforts to reclaim Standard?l.il'e and ,
ycstor? it to its own pristine .priory'
I in the Negro Business VVorld. The ,
-Company is now in a position to eon-1
Standard policy holders, more than'
twelve thousand of whom have al-|
ready_signifieiL in writing their tie-r
i-si re to be reinsured. TT
. Thoughtful Negroes throughout
the country received with a "sigh of'
relief the news last March to the ef-l
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Military ird iiut.c \vciv jadf&'s. At
die, fit Si Hi ('a- t i,>t'.t, short talks '*y
tveid mat! Ly I-'ro. id'ent Ilhiford and 'I1'1
Colonel Sny'tli v. t mnniantlant at Oak
RidjrOi !>:>h : peakevs- I onnnewled ('l<
, ht. cadets for their excellent sTlowintf j
xnd cinplvisi'/.ed importance of i
military tiaininfc. . < j
The annual 'rhetorical contest was "'t'
M'i,| l'riday evo,iin,,v, .May U7i Sat- v'1
tn'thty K::'(l the, president j .
Kav? his annual reception to the n!J1
senior Ha s. > : hdav afternoon at
?:.JW. r.ov. W.?I,. Knnyuine, pastor of?^
Pirxt Iiapfis; chun-h, South Richmond . ' t>"
ViV^'ina de!;vei ed the harm tan roa to
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<e vn>' n. The irpuinl alunuii reujii(m i'" '
<\ ;t - held Monday. May ;i0 at 10 a.'
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l:iv - and hi ft the annual . [
music.do. ConuHcnci'inrni exorcises
were held '1'nT- (I;iy aftOTftn<m7--Alay-- - '
11;, at 2:<,0: the 'commencement ad-1 '
lie s,i.oiuA" delivered l>y Dr. Charles'
Wesley, Professor of History, How- i ,11C
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i i < U-'rtl of. .May was j *
M y t';e'-Yd; er.lliusiajstic and'.
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i i i i< r ;ik. I'vachers and
in(ii far-the ''(.'bar- M)v
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,.' .are e'-rp.r -.rrndr- i'.-.r tfie comfort
\ 1 :i*l< . ?- <i1 'he -tl.aei'ates. One'
. ! U : . '.v:!! 'Tit- in1. e\'f,ii:s;('yi around w!
iii- hiiilitir v.hote historic scenes and j
t' I rMTt-\\t Van: Ic &,\\\ 1>t'.soFn7 ;t"
i *i'u'. V.1 t; visited and addressedj^
v.y I :i <ai lii. v-tines. last the *
i J c lti -'. >. :: !! eri) County Florence
-|('"..ny apd the .lor-1 an River of I.ec wl
. CVr.njv. [These 'are all lice' mission-. 0
- ~nrv i< i;' ii . Time was iriryh us and
| w,. cv n avn-' m la;, lie fori'' each one to
_j the came of the Slate Sunday School ,,-i
j ami B.' Y.- ih Convention. The
s | spiend'd r, <11 and women who com
J1 "1 "eo~tln: > Tn (l'es .hniwi'il great-ini
I it rest in.the State wo'k. In addition
. <?> <"iina1 i1 n; " .M?:eeral pledges for he
Wo-J< w < i ? : I'curcd, We had assur- F
. - n: .T-lnrtrr* rTtmrbm?at - these" Q
. the. Ui-q .lj.hiU Lhe.v w'ill lie at the
f^ixenMoffr- ^""h
The w rTTvr plans TT'^nning' ^(jis Tr
U^_VLi,.uk to visit riiarle-laii. Beaufort and th
i. o'.Iter points in the 'coastal regions
ft with the hope of adding to the num- fi<
1. ~l>er of j'^ffulnrs who conic to the con- ioi
i vent ion each year. wi
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T STATE FEDERATION
MEET
' s. Wilkin .en, tVesidcnl --of ~
Women's HuBSi Expressed
"Desire to Dave Booth
EET IN * IIIAKEESTON *
-oV:redNc\vsp;ipers Need to bxr
Bead More by our People" /
Says President
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OruYtgeburg, May 2S.? Mim. Wilkin- 'I *
n president of "the . Kederated W ?>?
n'..- T'kil s i>1' -Sou'i'h Carolina e\- 1_
r all the leading colored pewspn.pcrs* '
Id-periodicals; of the country at their ,
'eting in Charleston, June 11-15, ' '?
t'h,
"The Colored newspapers," she said,
eed to he'read more by our people
IT IT tlie re lis" any 111 iag that I eim 7 r~
to, .get them before the reading
iMLe I- rertainly do my bit."
scph I). McGKec the listener, was
;:<ty to aw|it her otPer and taVce
arffe of th,? booth for the papers.- , .
will take subscriptions for mapy
the leadinu' papers and periodicals
the"edu 11 fry? s~F~
At this meetine-r>; 'the Women .of
d all the. Ieadinjr Club Womiyi < f
e State. Jhis will atl'ord a fertile
Id .for newspaper . propaitmula.
aii'y leaders^ of the race as have al,idy
been announced ivill speak and * _ri""
e .Charleston Women are preparing
r the largos^ attendance in. th .his-.,
r.v of thc> organization when'they.,
et there June.-14-15-1(5. * ~
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XAlvlvIt- VVV.VSH J-NfiTtW-SCHOOL
TEACHERS TO DO SUMMER
SCHOOI. STUDY.
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Ong. oil the finest indications of
[r splendid work-.-dime at Booker
ii-tiineton School is seen in the f
Errr-of many of the "teiro?Tto^~ to-tfcr; ?
tensive summer'^school'"' study inn
me of the leading institutions in.
o country.. Mmiv of these teachers
it--, . 4 '?
il <vork for credit' on advance deees.
Miss Mary Ray Saxon and
iss -Thomasina Thoma^ will contintheir
-study at Chicago University
iere they have boon working oh .vauL'g
degrees fur?JLhe? ?
mmcrsv-Mr,. E. N. Stalwor'th will
udy tu Northwestern. ME T. ~3TT~ ~?
an berry, Misses Ruth E. Butler and
. M. Monteith will do special work __
Columbia University Miss Miles
to .study at Hampton.
Among the teachers, of. the. elc^
etifaVy school, Mis^es. Willie Grant
id Carrie Brov.il are" to study at ..
orehouse College. Misses Young, ,
'i.est- Champion?ami Walker iwii)
11ov at Columbia University. Miss
?.i.i in in (o attend?tV:?jttttI?T. "tit
i ensboro. Misses Benson and ?
anche' Williams and Mrs. J.. F. Da
s are to study at .\l letup-an Stale
ormal. Mo^s -Jkwieh,--Lr.- H. Wilims;
Susie Williams and 'Mrs, Nance
ill pursue their summer .work at
ampton Institute. Miss lloovey is.
attend Hmvarch U niverstty. M iss
hitaker is to stiidy iat the l*mversity _p- .
Cincinnati.
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Principal Johnson is well pleased
ith the spirijt shown by the teachers
vis year. The cooperation shown
uses him to believe this to, be the
?enjoyable year of his adminis- ???
n't Tori.
GOU*.MIIIANS (iKT KbORlDA
! ... CONTRACT. - ?- ?
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Gainesville, Fla., June. 1.:?Th? _B.
_ C(mtract)nr Co-> of CohrmTna, K.
com postal of Messrs. J. W* Reachn
and E. F. Calhoun was awarded
e .contract bv the Jones Bros. Con- ?I
acTinpTTTo. Wilson, .N. C7T to plaster
e City Hospital here today. \
The exterior finish will be in modi d
Spanish, and will cover a peril
of several weeks to complete the '
ark.'* y.
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