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! rSflp* Palm w 1310 Assembly ! f ' - Business and ! Entered at the Past Office at (John Act of Congress. BUBS' One Year \ ^ Six Months j_vJ -' 1. Official Advort-bnimmt* at the rate ? ' The Leader will publish brief ai interest when *?.hoy are ac*.o the author^ and. are not oi ? ? ?niUHU'Utioini will m.? Lm.?im PAGE POUR. ??????? i I, returned.- ' .' J 1: KK.M Checks, Drafttf and I'ostjd or E.\pr<. \ 10 the order gl" N.. J. FREDERICK J. B. LEWIE. W.. "FKAXK WILLIAMS .. HENRY L. PEAKsoX - UEO. H. HAMl"! ON T~?IT Communications -intended lor ili shouia reach the editorial desk of day of each .week. City news, local day night., , , , , COL'MBIA ,S. C.. SA . r We believe that alfogeiher I v ' and girls graduating from tin and rings. The class of one < :?high sellout I'Hlsd spe'iit .SJ00. In awarding the Sningarn erUm uf Chyago, no mo.ro .Wor . . -Mr. JDvortori is presidotrfc of tl president of the Victory Lih to have most signally d??:tinc honorable tield of human end' Texas doesn't give a wjioo Cburts says about it being ill the right Of suffrage. Bill w Federal .Government 7 Right designed to get around the pi tion. But let her go to it. A law, the colored citizens will 1 Negroes the country over ha spent that way is a'tout as'gt way. ~? dya Hgiht.' It is reported t!mi went up. that a Negro had sh were full of the killing of tig while, the murderer who is n< his escape whiVe-fheolhcers at ing every nook and cranny t ?"The nature of the crime.-w Sherilf left his ear to g111er h and t ho r o u'g 11htJiidtlen. / :iii.sf.< was done by a white mart'rati The last two word ^ give the escaping. "First Surmise:" is a man has teen arrested ire 'the " - INSURANCE ( OMPA: The recent announcertient ' Association hits workcd .<-tit"; insurance** companies will iiu . jpionies in Negro batiks is r -?u?cuihe 1'iom Negroes, pci baps since its emancipation. ? Tlie various insurance companies - _ a step and act accordingly. 1 t lpet. t'-rotri Nlmrrup; Inil that they garner here anil th race and pbuied into the laps t paratively small amfiforits- th of colored property . There c; the many dollars collected b\ n6t be deposited in th.- vmik, country ami-thus be of real whose, money it really is.- C.-o companies;, why sho'ujd .not t - .** ? * The cofcbred ban-ks ii del* the strict".supervisions oi " - durance company that bcjieVt other words, that it beiie.ve.s it and besides is a hypouritfa ;Tf while it is devoid ol' trust in ought be demanded of every , nonage. Race ihstitutioiiT-r.-nr haps, ihe greatest dpport race than any other syngie agt when it can well be thelioast that il has an account with ; proposed by the Negro i.nsui earnest by the various insura day in the Negro business'wo names of all insurance comp * lushed. r?:?*?1.x. i* .? ' ? THE NORDIC! It anyone has-any doubt ab whatever that n^iet him but ture, refinement and.( hrist I., . Monday. The news di.-nati h Things as ..follows: "Two N-gr Nichojs, a sawmill fitiijerijiieh day,, paraded through- the so short distance 4T4>mpole and burned to death aft with gasolipe.^ Mississippi with water and the rest of A its helpless inhabitants. Sin tion of that State and down a that Louisville was not in it members of that mob were i least would have been spared gation and f1ln ist lanitv woul< beautiful dream. ~ _ American} government ?- helpless among all the decant comes to giving protection tc gsjf . . 'v ?-i? r-^T [ptm IfauftriV JEEKT?> i *~' itrwi, Columbia, s. c. * ^ Editorial I'hone 4323 - , nbia,ij..C., as second class matter by an Luii'fioNs ' . ;?.* 25 >" ..-Single Copy __ -.Ot allowed by law; " ~ , td rational letters Oil. ?mt>jects op' genera limanicd bv the names ami addresses oi a det amatory .nature. ^Anonymous "Mi KcjctU'il mallloei i)iL.~> *v\ ill nul U utances "'..v.7: :ss iVlotiey Orders should be made payiibii the l'alnietto Leader . . .: -,! ??, .1 - . ICdlld - Ki"i* Mi'nM I i ^rtiowpniiiliml^ - . -- " t-7.- C'orrespoudeiK't ? ; : \ovvy ? . : "" Alauapv p.- eif r ion hsfruo -must, be very b jet, ui'u 1 he Palmetto l.dauer not later than lues Is-, pei soniilsrlfTui. syeiai news, by -.Wodnes U 'ia>AY> JUXK 18; 1027 oo.much,money.is.spent.hy out boy: i? school^ and colleges on class, pin: L'ollege spent recenilv sbnn wliil.. * , "> ;> . \b'd;il I'm; l-Lb' In All'. Anlliuny (h sj'ltjr'IdoTTTould have been nude it1 Douglass National- Bank and als< Insurane'e Company Tln'sapi'ila mv 1 jean or.AFHcan descent deetnec unshod himself, or herself irr^?6nTc eavbr.- a ?I ?t * " ? ? . * ~ .' i . ' 1> about what the United State: legal to pass laws (lehviiitjf Negro.---, hell" has ..--.Texas ever eared alion! t"h< now she isengagejl in passing a lav, a hi provision of the< U. S. CoiistUu soon as she thinks she has such ; go again tq the Supreme Court ve-atvnit madr up* their minds t'lia ha-i is law. antt wnar isn't. Mone> jod, if not better, than in-any othe ; *. v-v' ';4N Ji ' ?.'*, * ' I* . . ; , , . . cctiv-ille was foidlv murdered Salur a rnan was sbon-nui lining away Iron rot the sheriff. The Sunday, paper.:tl brave dflieer by a Xeero. Oil quia >w believed .to .K; a white man niiuli id t he ever 1 oa'dy posse were search or the Negro. Later accounts sa: is. ..hum i> f o rmheg-n i gh t. ahd rOeverl: LlLijlioilkiLLi'kuU> ItoMo-vo..that-1Lo- deoc ler t han a X'egro^ffs first surmised;' rVas.oh I'or so many white'criminal: 'ways t.hat a.N.egro did il _A whit< mm-'-fec! )-. _ MICS AM) N KB 110 BANKS Liiat the National Negro" In/nran a plan whereby I lie - various colore/ ike t heir-.deposits ami place I hoi 1 le" niosi impor lalit "t fling that ha .tile in e of the nice In Americai plhn is alright if tlie otl.icers of tilt can bill'see the imj/irtance of sucl Ibvry ct-nl. iiial siu-u i-ompn ipOs- .-ol heretofore, the millions oi itoiiar <n'i> i i,..i111. "i -a.-.-/- .vu. V.i ^ I'l Civ. L1V. <111^ ViilvV. II WLIL V./1 III' )i w hite biWitic^s,'excepting the com at havebeeh loaned on mortgage an he ndw no real' .sound reason win ; these insurance companies slichCll* in '!<n'ol banks?thiuughuul - Uu ca.uu and use to the.'counted peoplt lored people trust colored insurants liese same c{ mipaines trust colore? l-e -the , ,.m{ian-U-s are ten goyeiannentaL^rtithdriJuies. An in s itselt'.so iiieh and mitrhty tlial i lored' banks is sintpjy confessing. i? s.own people interior to other races >f*"il asks colored people to trust it its own people. Race palronag? njan or cor,j .j;Uon:asking ratSTpa> ;h as livsUran^e cf?i>ipaiiies have, pe?; V?'i. .be.ievi' t hC time has^o?i ot every colored'ir.> nranee-cOhp>nnj so me colored bank. Such a plan a ranee Association, i) carried out h nee coinpamesLJdItBivaii a new da; rid. It would be a good thing ii' tli .aides that adojit this. pGui be. pub ~6~" . * ??' S STII.b s( IMtlbME. out lite -uniiymarr of i-hd NWAii's? ; rpaxl'the latest evidence of this c'u nily a^L revealed in .Misaissippi' tas in a le\- words'. ".mis up the wir >1 oes accused oi having slant Clarencdent, wcre sei/.Ofl by a mob- early tc [ccts of Louisville and then taken Wr-tto- T,<Tf thvl to ii tpkViTPwf er their clothes had been saturate 0*1* a large portion of it is coyerei nveriea is eontrfbuting money to at ce the flood had to cover.some poi fe.\v of its inhabitants, it is too ba< s path -and those heartless, savag not the ones drowned. America a ope more blot on it* ^ '-piled r-ieit 'J-not be made to look further as vo.1- | i i h pot en tan -jrovemrm'iilST"Tff ThtTworlfl wiveii i ^ its citizens at home. Theifc fs_n di3Jtfay~that standsTor^the bttrnin \r ' v* '' - THE "of human homes, for the rulhle men and children. A lad to thin] of "white supremacy.Whilo a 3 lynching monster, because il li yet .ready to give up its'*"State . .stead itf.c^urt.-, yet it vfyuFd set l. satieted'by this time. There is < .nothing, .helps nothing, euros nr keep alive, hcUred. . No Negro ir >' ofr.linrr-rttfr has '.takel'V place can ft > that ccrjimiunity nor is il.po?.sibl toward the Negroes. Common s? tianity amfoivfiizati< :f, I? (licale? 1 powork'^s tu the lynchers; " lueiil It'j s ' h'11'. e yj()i \\',j "TIIE FOOh." A?sl) HIS .MOl'NTAIjN CITi ECHOES ; ' I 1 ' ' * SS^=3STT" , IVfr. ivditni-:' 1 I ha.Vf notifo tVtp m* veraI works * artioh's jtpi>carinjr in "your columns, I, "nci Clio 'i - . .nan- <>!' "Thn i \\ Inch i-ihoujyht at -fii\st \yas an. tisi'-.o.i.nair.c. I Hnado Some Jitflo'in. vost-niH. )T ?o -ftTTtl TTIif "tla; ronFnnine iW i -mji. l?*r r :'.?nns l>ost knVUvn I'T n;\ ;: ill. uu> T- UC (>T .lUTlC^TTRT ^U-Ui, his veifh character-is portrayed "!lift n:: Mi' _Jiis!^?ji^}vlPi;.:'ospc>rially that |>ar.t hicii vcfTi s l(> oiuiicli buildings * air.unjr wnr ' I'Tuive decided >( illfe".jji* j li,? i iiat ai i 1 Fool' is notJhis real nanie, it oufjlit ^io be. in fins arlide "The Fool" is cen surm.-r Q"i' ie..;itn<ns fur .eret lintr 'uilvh ii iiid. i : ;.\v Mclv < >-t)t(io nuieh, > and yidlciilinff*'- the "shepherd'' who L ivxudd I t ! '!< I rh^ erritrrrTyTTTiTTTl i7TTd~~h ' la rye bui! direr u roe-ram ir;V j"\ s>-: nil are but t he .-eoinpositions of " j.'ihrlir'dMy.. ' . '11 '" -.. . . " V - alter ilie cry of . peri.5hing < <V:s-t-.r ' ir v.-. rd .,f life, is. that for it >. ; 1 . li o?to iv. a -f-hf lnt-nr*ry ' ftyd.'-ft , inched to bp present v. lib ris in Tie' hou-e oT worship, - \\: . 't. .v a y- r > iv. i-. is ic*ii runic to rest I ;. !e'!or i i,ft diving niHiii nco. lie is i- nj (luest which xvp.awe [ i i r.e.ilTt' T If en ei'fam.'- 'llo fafnidtn J die I*- i.i'r.- v..i-h "XV hi eh we-aive.to"'niaT^ |. :fj'eparalloji*s Uu-" ^ilis mi to rt iviivm ?*i?t i v. . nihil oft .:e the h<;ii<?i~^ \vhjciij - :rj1..n- ..it, .j-t,-,.jn 1* he*..Sn; ^d f hi -'iir.-e!-, es-.? That is file can't iri-ni v. ii i"\" o" o;fr eluiych buil. ? ntcs. We oujrlit not only invest "e.viiy, t'<i:;a d.' \Vv?-*-<*nM? sav/' ,,but k-xaodu s."c rili>.e soioe *of tlic .dollars ?in'fnjrfrr?:'I ..-tiTaT 'tiV .Tompip p..of- Cod liujilu U: sift e.d-.to- Ilisvoy.}?al-4-iiJ.-?is?i -H---^^^frr!--t---t--v,-r--s"hTn.r1irt Tiotiyn'cf 'it Intfh!u.f Will"tJiKp .. us n;orc- ten years to pay for L> : ! !| ' ' i'vnV;Mlv willinj i" r.:.ii No- .;n.e i : \ me: fura -A^T+rrt-ngr?mnrril ,<j i.. du.'il in hew?j .when lb av>11 ir'iv u iout-lit exchange &?1\ }' -v. iH. scrVe-;{rs throughout '< .j'tsiy; . Tj- ' < 'ii.i.-' "i the world (i-.b't embrace live an teii-years now, ?m---Hn-y . ! a 1' H-.-.' as a hundred . i I'll:.: i;y. and. see- what . per' *ds vboy fy.'-.;. makes \ iV ? r'ii <ai jhu__lii :iiuny bonds. . . ie., ? ij y. j-ti? inv l-u.t<is;. tin; school J1 l i>in!.-; i!a>-.i;o.iri l: . ads, tTTe -jail ^ '! a . a':,<t ; i- " i.yr bonds, l)Ut 'yjW^.jrui of ii ! wa:; t<? make an air "fti-ii" ' ft. ' il 1 !!.}>:" Mid" the hlllri' MV foilpwu'Vi; of .1t v Christ,' who beV.c'.e d I ;>! .>: n l -. 11.; i.< ct.iut'oH olilo >. ^>nvc:ih iil .hnl, lk'iuirtnil till1 house ' (ANk ' '' < k .slity.d! i-pri sent our ! 1 a : lar; e 1 c i .imtions. Since 1 wo are- r. ning 1 . :>u- everything -? i vtia' 11 r-mt 1-periods, find ' - lie orVogf!'.(-""ooloivjl.-'Y'oi'uJ# who are 1- " .'poor. a'.ii. ah v it-ia ho-is .In so 1 >y if--pa ia; t- in-lpin.ir to pay ?. I -o;, ! ' i Jt.c' .(> ? ' allow theiYl to , a-., o bonds lor ( ;<'?! 1 suppose Sir, '!. i?-' 1 urv i ; arP ' lass of poo. pie who would" i; . on pay i jiff forty ' > af". i s ;t i,jj_ the erocp :i n. ii(hl i: of a suhstsin0 ia! a Ju:rc.h b'ilj liu . 1??t Who delight r tn i ay'i:*' nve 'or si.\ dollars a ipiart s l I" IV-niC J: i r, OIICC Of twice II,. c\eiyj\veek ;,r.. lie is.one y.' oiTmIh'po trii'u' opa.-tles of false ec. j onomy.. I j'c.u; in?- 'is infected with i- -"irrational cemtd'-.y.'' .. *. ik: talks an, ,;, j " . ? a mr people who wash nod pci'ilm. mid diyf and brub d ir. e ifl 1-.i i. -m<i |> iir high ..-'-PlP. '' ' S llr' < hint s lJmu ,. 'honlsT friye the in first; attention to , hnildihg' fine In disc's -fop themselves, ? njil..i',i !,'.? .ijnta^'^r <>r?d h.iu; tliuil' In t c insiuerat ioif.1 .The attention of I''. Ji? JGr'TLl'.' djOj/fd.. aly. ays bo tufrned 1-?l.iiir.ioin t i.i?t-r?4 Mnd?fii?! righteous^ ami a'.l-oiltc!- uniies will he ndd[| t'd unto yoin" a In. "Fool" read your . nil'Ie (If ymj have one) and you will find that it is tlie poor people who have always supported the cause of f?orl most loyally-, and have always e. received His divine " approval. Zet i nhh-ihoj'x tfnu.lf w:m'ei;rrtnd hy th< i" .lews ov> thc-h* return from captivity, *t' when thov had nothing," and were ~ yisMim- im'r:r;ViiVi!iim>, And digging CL and?gruhhinyr I'ttyrcUf llU?Tl TeTTTS7~if t back.alley?. It took them five yean P , to_build it, and I:: don't know, how g long: to pay for it. They were re -X t r ibo I -?* . - -- "TO LEADER ? a* butcherr by mubu of men,1 u'U' k, all of this is ilone in the name .11 America is responsible for thh stens to the South which is n|>1 ' pghts" to oneratg by mohslJn. ?ra that even the South ought bt me thing sure, lynching prevents thing, but it does engender and 1 a dommunify where a lynching je'I the same toward the .whites of e for the whites to feel the same ' use tiiem-to say nothing of CftrnT * only too plainly that continued lc. Hut the Southern States are only the Wnited-^frftM pnri 111 Tit do? ; . ' ? ? : -'v/,^o.QQOQocK>ooao-0.o.oo/Ooao.ox 1 Pointed Points J 1 - ! By George A. Singleton ? 1 . - i .s.\.v, >vvvvvOOOOOOOOOOOO.O:O^C'0 Commencement .at Allen Universi! mont''setison until next yefirr One Irumlred lit'tv youtitr people were trrad > uat.ed into the arena of life. J\Iah> i wi-11 be content to stop with their i preparation' others mill rnntinur i r 4 all zing that the present order is dej rounding elheiency. .. This world is cruel and exacting. Whether lieve. in Darwin's theory ' or orgnnif evolution or not we must accept a< least one plahk in - "trig" "platform? r "{Struggle t'Pr Survival." In the jj'world's?broad- field -of ; battle" the strongest,*the. best prepared, the etlb jeient,' the most adaptable will survive. The unfit, the Weakling, the untcachable will go under -t?r.. Did you hear-of the commencement Speeches? The orators Took pains tc wain its against Modernism. In one breath we . are told to think, and ir t he next our thoughts are prescribed In one breath we are taught to investigate, in the next, we are tok what to believe. Many are lgnoranl of church history?Wesley said ^ "Tjijnlr. and let think." With us - Hrfnktrr^~sTii'"hgI7TnRt the iLolj (ilmsi.?-44?seems?that?otrr?race?n gone niad over white folk's tjieology -W hite peopkr-itke to"spht hairs, aiu argue questions of Christology, oi'thd1 doxy and heterodoxy?then go oul .011 the court house- square aiid lyncl ...a Negro, br'praeticc segregation, dis. rimination. and disfranchisement. II is a subterfuge for their failure t< practice the religion of Jesus. This - wrft-irr--has -sqiont as niUch" "or more t iniic* in.the best theological schools ir America as the average man in the South, am? lu* is of the opinion thai nine-tenths of o'ur pet theories, theologically speaking, ftl'O of 1V1 abiding i significance, We non-white folk-twee a social gospel based upon the teach '. ing.dX Jesus. Then-we need our scho hirs to \voi ki ouf a"theology Tor ou: " social, gospel. ' \VK WILL NEVEF ijgg AHU. TO SOLVdM'HK RACl . PROBLEM WITH ' TIIE WHITE Ai.x.vs' THEOLOGY; I)o you heal me? Think it f?o?- lw>f?y" yer-pr" coed to try me.' While you are think ing try to classify Ezekiel, Isaiah, A i mos, Ilosea and Jesu&^ The "Mod j orfiisnv" of the last assuredly sen | Him to His cross. Uniformity of be j lief is a myth, a chimera, which dwell! in ' t'Tiii .liiM. n iii.il?Mocking uni j formity is like a Blind man in a darl I rdonr looking for a black hat whicl i-n't there. No two men beligye.a ( yuirof) to ?ive their young bullocks | and rams, and lambs, , wheat, salt - wine, and. oilrth/it the expense of thi , huTUfing might he met. They weri required to give them day by">day Without fail. Any man who failed t< comply with the request, the timbe was to be pulled "down from his "rent i cd"--honso. and sot up, and he wa: hangodothefoon. Those .who faithful ly per formed this work, if IsT saT< that the J.ord made them joyful, an< turned the heart of the king of Asy ria unto them, to strengthen thei ' hands in the work of the house o Clod, the Clod of Israel. Read Ezn I ?!th 'chapter. 4?I?swpposc Mr. "Fool" belongs fi than class of moderriists,* who ar ?drifting?mto?mateiialisni,?and Wh r-give Gcwb a=secondary place in th affairs of life; if any place at al i These ideas of yours will not har ?Tiiuiilze with Christianity. Let us in vest more money in temples for ("Joe and men will have a greater respec for (iod-mnb His-work; "%nd the wort i will bo united Into a stronger bro [ t iUTtiood. Whore ft ma l's treasure i there will his heart are In vesting too much monAy in automc , t biles, theaters, and liquor, and ou ' hearts are becoming wrapped in thes ;! things. That's the trouble with Mi , j "Fool" I guess. My advice-to m J. people in, that you turn a deaf ea (' to the wild prating of "The Fool , [and continue to buiW-eVmrchtrs to th ~1 glory of God as long as He futnishre | form mt'Hfift With Which to build. U'1'K 5. Fool" is an exponent of declining civ r1 ilizatino,'. ' ~ | "The Foot-Catcher," H4riw,,TTr^*rtTr~^uMfi|i!!rTtfT?tTr^rTTTrr^TTT ? J really feet. Jesus, PauJ, Jfluss, Luthj ft, Wesley?nan Tonforrnistsr' Is be I iiei in me virgin nirm essential it - Salvation? A thousand other imu.s tions as abstruse nay lie raised What of the heathen who accept the gosp'el message? What of the theit on the cross? There are thousands .? . li c>f goocf Christians who never have thought 'of?it.' Surely my mother i> at home with her LoriT and niine.Tnd I am sure that she did not understand it. Does the New Testament -Teach such a luTliuf as Vsso'ntial? Dlcl Jesus teach it? Tie i< mil' uniil? tin J morn. I. crave more'light. Let white I . , ^ ; i! \?^r-T* - rj. | FAIRFEILD CO I g J > ' Tenth Annual ^iimmci'^c Teachers will lie hold at 1 lie" t I Y boro, S. C.. Jinie l.'5-Julv 22 \ { weeks. Hon.-J. H. Brice,;(-j { 'of his (Jeep concern lo nrinj, ? dard and greater ellicieiKy. " :C 4ns unsu niecP suppbrt. The 1 ? Roeiefj?A.'M., D- D? Diien: [ { M.,. Principal; Prof. S. jM- S X - Anderson','*l)r. Kennedy, .Ml >; Thompson I'";'1 p h X . Our course has been app ' ;j; Education and those who a 1 { renewals or lhvt imh1 The object of-this Suhfniei L X especially those of the Count " { skill; aid them in methods ? thBia a general review ?f~f p ?-sand a ohance to udvancbiYF 1 !? We also aim to organize and, X desire of stressing the moral ;!* their teaclYifljg and therebyn ! of citizen. X .Jt 1 V lo. IS V j X Lectures on Hygiene will r J tween 12:00 and 12M10 P.'.V " Registration Fee i? Board, can be had tlmo'ig ' rate. I For further Information t | ' I). \V. ' : | P. O. Box 01. r t . 1- BUMMriK t X - ftf o f/t A ?' , Miuic i^glltuuurui ill I ? ^ * :t ORANGEI , | June 20Ui4o . Five Weeks of Sis I)a\s Fa ! courses offered live 1 X Renewing Certificates ( 'ol | Raising Certificates Mai 7 A' faculty , ol ayiinixlru^i $ heads ol' departments and -| courses in 8 departineiits ot 1 i: SPECIAL.COURSES toi: \ ? certificate credit with the S ' *?3-~ in Primary, intermediate ant 1 X school students Who wish In ' Y grieuitu.ro, TlomoEconomics : \ COMFORTABLE BOA III.: r X oellent fare- u-omromat- sum " Tuition, board and entrance j- -.CONFERENCES: Schot " Cluhs, Farm andUofne i)em< X Agrieullure and Home F.con t % ? RECREATIONS: Plays, - \ itures and Entertainments. 3 I>TTLT ^TTV nnntiinilljl I'll r .. other necessary facts is rea t X IntfTriries and requests m; . ?> R. S, WILKI> ^ 1 t*? ?% ? ? % ?*? % 1?WM? I Tl < !! r^T rMMMff. -I. Charleston S . _t- " r ! ' July I Ithrhi 5 | Approved by State i | Courses: Primary r I , V~ High Si 1 I pra A e ! '' ' . f- | * >* 'i1 .>.> ! ^??mmmmmmt e ; r . ; .. c ~ SUMMER SCIIOO l | a Bettis-/ ?? Trent i _ ? ' JtliVE 20th __ Five "" r X An Able Faculty Has IF e { School Worfc. ~~ I ' . FX PI L .Koflrmt rn.1 ion Fro ~ * Boa 1(1 for To m " % Boanl^Po.'-Wi s V For further infhgjiaj 0 ? T A.w. mcHo || Bcttis Academy, ? _ - %' . : i - L:*ii "V v . - . 2 U _ - * . I., ... ... ; 1' Saturday, June IS, 1927 nr^?TrTTnTiTf?7Tnttr~? ? let us build our race. Some day black , - men will write books qT1 tHeoloffy; jtist 1 > as they arc now writing history. This writer has left his native heath . lor at least a year. , it. was' mighty > hard to"; toil his friends^ "goodbye." lie now'writes front" the A. M. E.; ; numscVM.'.\ington, Kentucky, tie has ; .. , lei t" friends behind; he has met great friends hflre, Bishop1 Reyefrdy C. - Ransom wrfty are re-inspiration to younjj people. as a preacher ana -pcaUrihe iii -li'ip1 is Thy ideal. Have ~ j- iilWu nisi- scyi.*i al iM whose lives, are- ? I ^puiic' ,,;i i pu.'it>,-even to the extent s (Continued on Pu^e EijfhtJ. Y SLIMMBK SCHOOL I lu'ul cl Faii-ih'hl?County?Coe?'j? ? ColonTl Ghtdccl Isehool. Winns- X 1 f>l?7, iiu 'us,iV(>-? siv i xvlusivt? ;l' uLuily taipt. oi iiicUication, out { r the vufuhers up tu liuj stan- ? liujvjc^l 'qui-'' frumriior School X Tacull'y iiaiiuXo.s' Uoy. D. WT 'J; Or , i IU1. Jk. V> . JLjUUI V. ill e, V iiiier; i ro..W. A. lioss, .Miss | v ,f<. C A. l>yrd<- Mrs. A. S. ?|? Eosier. -|?* j roved "l.?y the State Board of ? llond, wili gel Slate credit as., ? id grade ui i't i iiea 1 os. X ' SchoolI-iw to help the toaclieris?| ?~ y to incroRse tlfeiy od'ttcatipnal-- x l>L- ituj?-'-ktiov.Adge, give & he^iibj'A .ATjis",y r.vl rt toacly?their rcsjHadive lines'-ol! work. '{ ^stiihu.ale in our lencheys the wiXtc p| l.ii e Vvllo eol.'lie,lUlde-U-- X make, a bctfer-and t rtier ylas?k )!) UfoffijKjT ~ '"'I':;.," ? be.given a: ( h: ;h ! j I our/he- X rr ' "" t ^'o.oo ? hoot -the oily at a reasonable ? ???? : rwrite- ?? ' \a ?7 rA)su:p;.' f'l $ \V I follow rh. .'Sr-Gv ?^? : bCiiOOL, \' ':! ' X id MecRaiucal College f ! 5LKGYS. V. > i Itrfj-23rdrH)27 ' ? ch?Si\Wee:, ?T Iiist ruction ? ! OJMK'Jlt'PUXlTY Poll? X .i; ('mfit T.ownrds Degrees x yjiij itt? L"l:dJclinciTCltffi *|* ely. M.V ii'vsn iu un-r y including $ .. hvinMyt-s wiiLolfer >{ k-ui ,V(V V. I Ik" col (y.r.. : . J. .iublic scno'il toachef?! (lesj r i t\g ? fat.C of FTdiiyation? i,j 1' hi.vtVv h?v?i .f'.ad . ; .id high. I IH'CDMV ;'?>} ( olldl'V. f \ I-1VISf55roriif oOS in A- X , Foods and tridusl rios. . { >l.\(r ACC();\[()l ).\TIOyS r-' ft wwUngs. individual alien! ion ft Too for the se.-ion of.1v jyil OH. | ?T Principals.. Hoy;.and Girls *. 2b.dU"iU i < 'i v-A y+h its-' F o: red hts |" omii'K. " X Concerts. F.xliitoiiioris, " Gee- V" - ' '' HT I fioscrip.t ion of .comv.cs and all dy for dh-trihul ion. * X \y ho.achlfcsso.fi lp . $ ISDN. President X r umraer Srhnol i ^ A X v_> V7 I X August l-9t.lv i t^.CUt c,i T?ducation. "' V 'V" Elementary f -hool - Professional I JSQN, Direct or 1 " * _ ? -? Ston School, Columbia. S C *!' ' V .ft. ,... >% t.. ^ . ^ t kyPR TEACHERS | " *1* j ?ii. s.-f > " . . h?I * School I );i?-s Kach ~7T^' ^ (11 '.-ii^atrod I-or i'ho Summer ' !|I OXSES: - ? V c - _ $2.00 ' < _? ^ .. \ S1."> 00 X ????-V-"?""" ? v- 'X "J" hfinv iv, ' " I,SOX, IVesiclenf : | \ " Trenton, S. C. | * f-" ' ? ' * \ ?