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should reach the editorial desk of 1
?Hay of nach Week. City Trows, local
?? day night. . ?
[ 4 ^j&Satuidn>
"\Vhy not a Negro U. S. S'or
iy iviiuui in uiif ui nib tnuugiu
~ cause thi: ipvai government
? deal rau,y anu j lastly with tn
depend on even when it has d
"100 per centers." v.
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Though only .62 years remov
are beginning tc talk in mill
erection of a .building to cost
of this Company in the comh
s and demands this enlarged t's
ling of its business.
Why all the agitation jtbou
should hold its annual conven
last year by the Convention in
Which is now giveh jts-a i eas(
as po\V. ITo try now to use tl
to another city is a reflection <
convention.*as is certainly the
Exaltied Ruler that if that l?ty
the convention will be chang
not in sessiort^and- certainly v
for that purpose.'
' Discussing the".passagc of a.
Paso (Texa?.) Tintes says: "T1
rect defiance of the finding of t
groes, one a woman] from a.j
"cded in giving .the_ffioponont
the necessary arguments to fi
it may directly invade " State
Staters police power." "State
the Stages the right to allowquartered
and drawn And bin
age citizens feel like having ,
"police power" when the_mur.L
is powerless to punish them. 'i
account is such a .government'
Federal Government hasn't t
why a Federal Government?
GRADUATES B
Conimflr-.s*c.no.:t exercises a
Hundred. ..niprhyrU nf < <
'diplomat t > .-ling .the fact t
. through u riuiu courses of si
right?-not an end hut a beg
the proud papas, and mamas ,
fill vnmifsters pH-H -t-vom \h,
-life. But the. real thing is w
papas and mamas, done to m
at6s ? OH7 It's easy to talk a
the colored people of the pasi
of the present were doifig th
. r- sibly not be so hard nor wouh
colored ~pe5ple as a whole we:
" there AVonld laVmany open'm'g
J.. . i J. aije now making - such ado. o\
' banks to employ some? Colt
the money to operate them.
a nce*xom parties? They have
many more shoe, clothing ant
?? feet to be shod, hod |pii 1a wiv,
> Just why ,then, .should it be
heeds when they have themsc
Colored, prnplo?bop-in to
minister, teacher and other
hammering on the^e things.
.him coif .nn nnn , 1 i j niwpr"
but let's do our duty in help r
?AIAVA -i
A man's religion has much
?J and.ntherwdsq. _Wo often \v<
or rather his idea of the Chris
dicap in the race of life, in^te
maintain. The common idej
does must bef with an eye sii
?dies/ ?His whole life-seems d
ting that living, ynd livng us
thing that .is before' him.
~ Tho- idea, all too' prevalent
trated by vthe folloyviny news
NFGUO. JANITOR NAMES
Rocky Mount, N. C., May 2fi. (E
New York. 4r, Paris but I'm hopin
him from this earth to heaven. -T
the man VP T-r-f' 'after."
?So spek. " u--^iSUIL-Nfigro~j
~ "llpeakinpr of the newest arrival in
born the day Captain Lindbergh 1
~~ "Naw suh, I haven't let Cap'nr
:added, a broad -gain ovcrspreaf)mi
Thomas Rt.ifTT ambitinnfm
if only be will jnalre heftven (
"then he'll fly lhts >longjer and
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rhe Palmetto Loader o.ot liUeiL-tliun Tuess,
yersonals and social news, l>y Wednes,
June 1, 11)27.
[Vice Commissioned V asks Prof. Keliul
releases, ftimply and solely. btF
.has not yet made up Us mind to
e very people unose loyalty it can
oubts about that of the' supposedly
;**
ed from slavery; colored Americans
ions, Alruf-nn C '.if WujktV AlailU tuoiis.
Ind.. b, now engaged in the
one million dollars., The progress
letyiaj world has been phenomenal
icility for-.the more eliieient ?hand
I .whether or noT the colored "Elks
tion in New York ('itv as decided
Cleveland. Ohio? The G rat ton law
[>n for a change wasMit; force then
lat law as an excuse fbr a change
>n the intelligence of the Cleveland
so-called ultimatum of the Grand
; is not repealcd'-by acertain Aithe
ed, The New York legislature is
rill not be called in special, session
Federal Anti Lynching law, the El
ie,South Carolina mob which in diho
State's tribunals, |ook three Neail
and shot them dowjg may *sucs.
of a i Federal .AhlieJLynetting.. law
iass this legislation, lioxyever hutch
r right.-' and the exercise of five
rights" and-"police i>ower!" Have
i* jsc4* w v^i 11 ?crt-t/Ji' 11> I u?in*- MSI 11
nod at any time some of it's sav;
a little "fun?" And where is the
ler.ers..-ittte- kiimvn~aiid :yct I he State
f it even cares to so do? Of what
? If under such circumstances the
he right to give ^protection. then
V T : ' ' ' ?
o i . .
o
Y THE HUNDREDS.
re being held all over the country
jlored hoys and git Is al\l- rdCeh inc
hat they have'satisfactorily passer
udies. Yes, its commencement al
inning, thousands of. poo* do witl
are sa^-Agf^hesc bright-eyed, hope
a- schools. 1o find, a useful nlace ir
hat have these thousands, with the
lake 'places for t hose yoimg^gradu
illout "find 'a way or make one." II
t had done their full duty, if thox
eirs, the finding a way would pos
1 the making ho so rdiflicult?,_I_p_Uu
re not such shallow headed -git nips
* lor these hoys and girl>( that the:
'Or. Why aren't there many -mow
>red people certaVnlv earn and haw
What aliont more and.higg?n? inHW'
tho lives to ho insured. Why not
I fri.nff.ry W T11'1V IHIVo niiHI.1
or and adorn and mouths to be for
loft to others to .suinilv all Ihesi
?lves to look after? It is high tirrn
y think along tho?7o lines^- Hver.t
men .of sound sense should bcgir
If tlie Negro does not provide foi
ft) (Id 11. i,et s have the graduate.'
iiakin^ a way for thenl?O
;
to do with his progress. economic
hider if the colored man's reffgior
dian religion isn't hfa greatest -hair
ad of his greatest blessing as some
i feems to be thfjt everything he
igle to getting to heaven when he
irected to dying, .seemingly forget
efully and seryiceably is thy great
among colored people is well illus
i item:
VOtNCKST FOR LINDRKROII.
ly A. 1'.)?-"I don' spt-rk him to fly fron
he'll liva the kind of life that'll take
hen he'll fly ,lots longer ami farther thar
anitor o t-^*cboot7~hPT^~ t oTfa. He wn5
his househohl, Charlp / Lindbergh St iff
anded iVi Paris. ' '
Lindbergh know about the V>nnr vet.'
? his dusky features .
- hiason, ft e .sal isflct
Sffm tsTTowT hii^om e when fie di.es'
farther than the man (Capt. Lind
L> N ' .1. .4 . '*+ -
* ,, THE PAIME
bergh) he's named after." It
! that a man can fiy here and acc
ma! thim ho nhlo to ttv in-hoover
he dies. But Thomas Stiff is
has been produced by a hazy
true meaning. ,
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] ' "511)1" NT A IN CITY ECHOES.
1 1- t-_lr
nijuui iwu emu nan^yuars a^o,
^ a prominent white citizen 'was brutally
murdered. ?Killed wlvile going
from his store home one Saturday
UigllL' Thy whole; country was stirTed
up over it. A $1,0(10 reward was
. olVered to the one that apprehended
* th'<. guilty. Oao of the mo:i convicted
uf manslaughter?and the one and
?only one that admitted knowing anything
about the killing' tried liis best
~trr yrricefrupon a colored man?before
he wiis ^rresed. We have oftcr
thought?suppose he could have iier
t,.strong. e.ioijgh' to hffcve worked up u
"inob" .and pulled otf a "lynching.'
That would have ended it; of. course,
| lit!' V.'liQ mm licUnl of nny~whju? peii
>on being tried for a crime, that some
! ' intor- innoccnu colored pernun had al
" ready ' been accused and* killed "for
lb'?t it so happened-that-his tale a*
Ui* the colored man didn't work. -Arf
tor detectives .had been nut to work
this main puts the crime an three
1 white men nf t-he . neighborhood, a
fuller. and two ?;n\' At the second
" trial, a few days ago, the two sons
w\.-re turned scott free, the father
i u'tYuUvd "1" .imbdi-r with .m.onihii'ni
ilation to jrtcicy. It seems that; the
. li'J Uiv of". arrest/ and ' had Tmiie
. some Thi eaTs sometirvmbefore the
, kiting so witness swore. The boys
also had some money when arrested,
which the State claimed .wys taken
i'rnm th;, dead man, the night of the
' nv?;t <!et: lillt ilie .i'.ll'.v said they .were
clear of c.ryne and the- money was
ejvcu baek tu hem. Now if the jury
i-,.r:o.\d ,thty tcstimoh.V ol' the State's
' star witness Tfi both triads*. ill regards
to the t'wo "boys,, then it goes that he
willfully lied- on two., lie must have
trod on' the third, so throwing: his
testimony out completely, which must
be done. For you cannot convict on
testimony full of falsehoods from
'?f;tn n--ihYtstn?Imrr1 a fittlo truth
j mixed in. So'.the "State w' jll have-to
! depend on purely eiVcums.tamtiad evi1
hence: The money and.the threats
next time, in case, the appeal which
is slanted is sustained'by tare higher
1~?"oTuO^~aTTit il"4^ty fiiVaHy vyind up,
that the fellow doing 20 years time
<>n th,.-gang, will l>e' lhe.-pi?Iy-one .to
pay for" the deed. . ' '
The groat Li uuble jn thi.i caoe like
other eases of the same kind?-whet
money anil. inlliTeTtee "begin . to play
| important |J.irtsf regaic^es (as, to
[ which side it is . oh, justice general-!'
1V g|'ls him,'hod nut.; r> ?
, . SI,000.00 reward was oiTorei
and paid after; the first tidal, asidt
from the solicitor, G of the.best am
; highest ..priced lawyers ol' the city
jAytrc retained t.o help the State. Ii
. 'a hurry they convicted at first tria
' hue-for mauler and le tip. only ad
1 r,lifted one. oil', for turning Stated
] evidence \vitli 20.years. If no' rewar<
\ i'nrktl'ccn offered, and only one-of tin
-. six aitturney^.....r,e.taituid to.. .help th?
( Solicitor. w0 believe- today the mat
cj or - men that took that- good -man':
f.; night, would have reaped the penalty
. vijle' county lias 'eS'e'r remained i
. ildi hpdfrhrr Vlrv invlt Pltr/ib Mi.i
mystery. If'pays to take lime. Xev
ti nit pi ill Oil'' a .lynching:" Be' sure yoi
, gci'jhe ri^ht man, tlrey. coolly le
, ;justice play its part ami'usually righ
.. v>ill. t"''Vi.iil ?______
We were over in Xpaftanhuri
. si inetinie- aird wt. noted witl
( pleasure ami?k?is seldom sve cai
. .inuke a note of unylhing?over then
> in ..advance of (Ireenvjlle, that in thi
.'court house, tlioy have no "Jin
1 Crow"' gallery to seat the golorei
C tax-payers who happen to have busi
* ness in the court?and* they hav?
' four graded scHools for colored, am
we were informed that at each the:
fuue a Hc-I'rinffijaal. We ran figur<
"T out why the-Jini Xluw gallery-in.tl
court house, but how any set o
L. trustees ,can deprive theibuyi of on<
I -race of that which goes toward;
?making, real men out of them com
1 pletely cut out of the schools, al
j male heads and they know that fev
y <roi}l men teachers will seixe, undei
- Tcmalt' heads. - ,\o one for the bo:
to try' and imitate. "No one for th<
' hoy to place.with hi>. mind a>.< p.pHt
- tern. , Women are all right in man]
things, but its a strange boy tha
wants to grow up to be a great wo
i man. You don't find them. AsC w<
> were saying deprive our boys of a'
i madly influence; but yet when it
1 comes to their hoys, they must, .ham
< -some In en "in the hunch. ./There n
a screw loose snmniirtiom iri Olio 1 -
i->- : t, ..x . v. ... y111.-i
* tangcincnt. and eo]f>rfrd wyn '"'' ^'-p
'; out..?For other rotmona save the art
v.';'nfif ni^nt of -eohirod rvmnhoori nrir
1 v OI^^J^^r-K Pftyn^g mighty dmr -fm
i Oie^whistle. "
' "* ' ' "'"- "The Fool?'
si 1 ?
TTO LEADER '
doesn't seem to enter his head
pmplish jriueli good fordmmanlty
i too |(^' thev do that there) when
net {(tone; he is~but a type that
idea of the real religion and its
, * "' . .
. ;s POINTED POINTS.
' - By George A. ; Singleton.wl_...
Producers of farm" commodities
| jll^u-, 'ruTv'v.^'di g' cat lc^0'cing~~~
tion rairi.(\ Consumers
are also" happy because scarcity al'
\\Tiys sends prices .fckjuhigh.?.ilL-i*
aniron Iaw of economics,
When >'du are through reading
_ your Paiemttn Leader- pass 1 it on to
another brother. It is worthy, a paI
per of tare quality. It is a leader
in the cvoatjon of group consciousness
. for the non-whjte people in SoUth
.Carolina. It is a paper with,a policy.
There lire two classes of leaders:
, the constructive, and the destructive.
On., the wise, sagacious, farsecing,
openminded and broad-visioned; the
; other fs iconoclastic hidebound, narroWminded
and provinciaL?He often
. suffers from intellectual astigmatism
r ami is usually "Tiniinl.. where the unjrellit)
fear tread. A brother said
some years DacK,. "ignorance is The
curse of God." Ignorance- on the
. part of a leader-is-"a double curse.
The safety of the group depends upon
him. ' Hear the Greatest Leader
tjje Jblind," He was. a constructive
leader. Anybody can. tear down, but
it takes a man to build. We need
more constructionists and lfefes ' destructiouists.
n . . 1
Did you attend Sunday school last
Suiulii.v,;;' The lesson was aboiifPeter
and Prejudice." The world needs
?tn h'Urn what. Peter-.was slow to realize.
that "God is no respector of
persons." No man is common or .unclean
in the sight of the All-{Father.
White,-black, brown, red and. yellow
juav th,, same before Clod, for lie made
them all hut of one blood to dwell
together on-the face of tbe earth.
There is race prejudice class preju?dice.
interhatdma^-joalouwies,?Franeehates
Germane. Germ'anv 1 hates
Franco. India hates England. China
! iites tlie world. Russia hates Europe,
and Europe hate/ America, and
, (in wo go'. The fundamentalist \iates
the-modernisLLlhtr fool hates thd phi,
losqpher; It. takes a large man to
, live above envy, prejudice and-hate.
?It is- the only way, the-Christ way.
"What can you, do?" isv the ques
fioh the?wtrrki?is pot
"Where are you from;" or where you
wei'e born?" Alexander Hamilton was
.horn in St. Nevis; John- Hurst was
born in Haiti; both Henry Spearman
andSR. W. .Mance were born in New'
heryy. and Jeshs came from Nazareth
Origins: do not rleterminp value.
' Columbus was a Dago," Martin Luther
was a "Hun" Lot Carey and
1 Richard Allen were "Niggers," and
1 .1c s11Christ_ was a "Sheeny."
The Chicago Defender might add
\ another, to its increasing list of folk
we can easily get- along" without?
- trainmen who will not he polite to
5 c.omhmters.. Of . color. ThV^incidenj,
1 which this writer has in mind is the
3 (jnc whc.ie ladies fijom Benedict Colh
y?g^V^M*e insulted recently by a rep?
' vcsoatative of. the Southern Railway
Z?Company." We ought not rest until
1 this- insult is 'adjusted. All should
L" T'ohfe to the side of President Antisdel.
in his protest^ for fairness and
: rr-* :
justice. Social justice is of infinite
1 Jiuire. importance than hairsplitting
V arguments about the number of per-muis
in the (iudhund, u?Du' rt'latiun of
i' ;K< ieiue "(b religioq, I-ast f summer
1 a white brother sat up w ith a friend
> of mine at?a- great western UniveriL^sity,
and "argued about, the Virgin
2 Birth, until two "o'clock in the moi'ni
ing, -but-was olF on the question of
1 brotherhood. No wonder that Ghan
di said once,; Vl^will accept " J*our
? ('hrist, Init .jJot yqjir ' Western Chns1
tianity.'' Do you get it?
/ Last Wednesday evening this scribe
dellvo'cd the Commencement Address
to the graduating class .at -"^chbfi'elcl
f. Normal and Industrial Tnstitute at
T
2 Aiken. While in the city he had the
3- pleasure of chatting-with Grand JVIas
tor,- Dr. C. C. Johnson, and a host
1 of friends. Dr. A.'F.^B. Ilorrynnd
v wjfe are making good at Cumberland
i' A M. K. Church. Mrs. Horry was a
J teacher at Allen University before
e marriage. The church fs one' of the
in Sniilb fai-ollna lo.vincr
/- been' founded in 1867. One cannot
t mergion Aiken without' thinking of
- last. fall. Sol ah.
? Benedict has closed a very suecess1
ful year. Miss iMills Garrett- was
the Valedictorian of the College
a. Class;?Mr. Mercer MnncC led the
i Hlph School class at Allen. The lnt
lot- will enter?Howard?m?the?faHr
t I iitcr ho vyjll mntrioplnto "Ffttfc
- "Harvard. Tot th0 young people go
1 forward. They aie thre hope" of the
r racer They, wtff-mahc ihe-workLxif
j tomorrow " "T"; * '7
' Your scribe will attend Wilberforce
during the Commencement ana hear
?an address by Senator Simeon P.
Pess. The Senator is a great speahei.;
Whi]e~ in the "Buckeye State/' you
will be remembered and a ..Pointed
I Point will appear in...your, paper.*.
Your scribe will also speak inj I.exington,
Kentucky before journeying to"
Chicago where he will again attend
the University of Chicago.
. . |
President Sims tfbTivered ?ap excellent
sermon to the faculty and stud- i
. ents of Allen University las.t Sunday..,
""Rvrry' minister, saints'afidTIjifitKei* in:
the state should have heard it~?Th.e.1*
V 1
text was(Hebrews 2:1, The preacher
--admonished the" students not to cut .
loose from the mooriugs t?f faith.
and drift upon t lu> sea of .science.
Science and religion might live. together,
and the one servL. the other,
,The sermon was received most appreciatively,
and devoutly. Somc. people
think students-are not religioifs,
but I had rather risk their religion
than most af?theiiurping, hell-simp-r
pilig critics.?"Ilew?to?the?let
the chips fall where they nw-v.T
'T1 i I ? .
Watch for the date and names of
thti candidates "for -mayor-of (ToTlimbia
at zion Baptist Church soon.
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Saturday, June 4, 1927. '*
NOTI:S ltirnlKi. A. M. K.
CHI ROl
' i7 ; '
In tho midst ut the storm-on Suiit J '
day#".-there . wore many children prosi?i\f
*?H t hr. !k)'ui> si irt.ntl .. ' .
lesson was "had. * '
M r. < Fi t d . Kinurd pf. Mr. Collin's :
:'!n s .'.avt- a splendid review.of the v
!* ?sett story. p .
\Vt. vcre, surprisingly favored v.ith
V..' . . 'if -Mil' Dr. M?LL j)-'v's -of .
Hal'. i.in? ; . ' jM.' Su.iday;7 who worship-'
M-dvvith i;* nuirniti:; iiin.i nijjKl-. 1
At^iLLU/' A, Al... H?'. licarTT. intruductal
J?r. IhtviSj pa. lor of Walters
Chapel A. A I. .K. Chiirett. lMllijinn e, Md..
.Who jiiyaehcd. a soul-stlrriitg . l
sei inoil frnin St.,J,phn tht.' Kith chapter
":fhd the latter 'clause of the 10th
ve: . e': "Jii.it'.1 am eolile thatyi'u may.?:??
have 1 ii*and. that you niiyht have it *
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