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' 1 h ^ r ' . " * ? / ? 1 PAGE TWO. lfi(>POrt*?r<r??ro-rt%r?-.-.-v.-. | The "Old Gray" ? By E. Phi .That the progress "of the Negro has ? 7;?heerr-nmff-'runrr) than .urnl-'ur any _J. other race in Amotion has ho-n m;_ knowloiigeu l-v itumV; 'v q 'inn in 7 An>er,i<ii.. ITai.tt o Negi <>. must noi. become sell' eonceiied and he satis tied' with , aehiovenlOiUs. lie. JH,usi -pro.' -? oil tn. h\gm r ?. :11m , in oilier 10 he stii;eOss'sfiil', .111* uuisi Seek -to 'strengthen' the weakness of his rate. : ~ : -?r Tiie Negro and ills I'hurchdipihg 'i be religious census miowp that mure than naif o.l - Uiyjo2lore(Lj2CLQilg_ oo nog'bclung tu <?n.y Christian church I ffhaii'vu'. ij.-.t; i- id iwiv|'-ivi' lied to .-ay tile least. It is True that ?the KcgVo cannot" operate Ule. gi eat railroad and itclogi itpluc system bc_ Cause of the'iV iniaiud. Rm^.Vvoi" - N^gro cou Id join some church and serve Cod. .* And too, no ."ribe 'has re Coivud- gri-alci bo i:gs tfultt tonl ught he ni.oic gra'.urtu. our i.cavcniy Father Than our race. It is- an it larming shame to'^r,e~7ToWtK err' Xe gnii^h or. ilie Lord is. day in tint \vpmU "and in j! - allies and along the high-' waya^.black and dirtxCTciimg smutty jokes and talking about- .everybody _r^ in the WorUL' It is. enough tu-lrriTTg " the "VV : 11.1.1 tin t u;..1-1 . tit n1 a< and vexations atpl cursings 0|t'n our, future' generations. Xb i ace can be . a blessed race who has no vindyu life. , " ' ji'he white people are a- cl.ur< h go'ng .day Scluo'g and .the .colored Sunday Schools and luu I'nW hey niir pare,. Co to^jjcU h: on rainy cold day*, i trot days ??n;l "make -comparison. . tell yon. the colored people ,^nlist'i .. strengthen their weakness as to] church going. l et the church' goers j gu. after those who do not and bring thety-to the.house of the Lord. The Negro and H is Church. Cit ing ~ .The.-tinex pi a inol ii- ?.d a oT mos.t j 'icolorud p.yplo is. f BitJ^'hey pay- their ' church obligations out of the monies; they have left wiien all of tlu-ir nth ' i ev obligations- hav e been il'ulfy met.; And ' if they have nothing left the* church gets' nothing. ' This' is con trniy;in the Sight of God. Odr SaV ioyr?sayn ''<Jive and it siuiH be'4riv-.-' 'en you,. etc."-' (Yurfdv-giving .js' gert erally practiced by^the: white people; more so than the* colored; hence- wCl see the i:s.u]t Giving sjjabingly is | _ a.weakness Guu-need.sto hi'l length ened annvyj colored church mem.. hers. Straoeo t.? - o- mn i ,,1 ,r -. ~e.d peO|de have a wrong conception as- to paying* chtireh dads. They ! *h?nk it' ;Jeopty s?linos', thrown *a ; "" 1 wnyr," Tii-..,' .It/uk iio i'i Their pastor j ; as .v i.e^ar'and ..'!y:u tin ;. glye,iiim as a che? fa'ole oiFvring;*. They'do not think that" they ai o paying idni- for ""* \ services fqsulered just as they receive pay for .services ' rendered. ' Tin;-wliire coon-negations will raise their pa tors' salaries. Hot ] havei FVfVi 1'I rrj nf?r??e:n rr 1 /. , ?. A . 1 .. -> ?' Ration that^vaswilling to rai-e their pastor's?salary. ' And' yet the iw*m-. bcs'oi' fljosrt _ (-onorveRat iafts ha ye re ceivhd a Vaise in their, wayes. from time to time and think, its ho'more than riU'ht. Nearly ev*ky. t Moved . conjrrcRfttioh think they arc paying. , their pastors-onouv'lv, -if not too'mueh God only, knows how some- of our preachers s <-?n moke a. decent up' peantm-C; lT'thp-rrditred- people would . the?window-, . of heaven opened ~ unto .them, they, hufsl he more lilt era! in their churth uivinjR. Their _reli??iou." vo\ys must lie reyat-ded. ky_ them as \yoll as any other. ?? a I^lie ."VrCfro and his' PtihTic Schools De'-pjte the plea of .men like Presi dents Siths, Wilkinson, Morris and other apostiiles of ediieatjon, there _w is a host of yohored people who ijai-f nothinir for the educational interest -J v- +****- * K. ? ' ~v' ' \ iO.OaC^Oj^C'OCvC vCiC-OC-C-^OC-OOWO ' ind : ;, . -|' The New Rider | iiip EHib V ^. """"* v "'. " '''' g': oojoo???OC^ 4S in s.ru'.i'ures; and a l>oy or jrirl that",.l'ailk to get all odurativin". both' li.'f.' .rrd tV'ir ivrcnLs will Ihj a (.'lava! f , ' ?tihc 'Noj^ru and His Support ?f '' ??' ; -o:*ed Kn erprises 1 i. I'.ii i a !i ... eMl .i-:-.; 1 . I,- -? ;-nn'? [irisc.-. lor white h'ihd-*jin-'Tf'" vo felnre too <lu grrttte thing tV.r n.T ;.? i.j ie. l-i yoiiH1' ceiirtfnKs ('frlCd'Ct^i I i.;a h< s .a not marry colored peo if !?ecu-aso' proluui! imbrva . will" tin ^ ? >, ("), what ;i pity. It' is true th-V i mi n l in u ni t -niii tii Inn- t <111h ini io*s; oauiKi! compete with (tl'i'at . n:;:;:s?r-f rtrrc? operated by white, companies we should encourage heju It" it costs lis a pefirty more; for the failure <if a colored Bttstrress dv I t in >nI llni III fill ?t'i IIHII' flltllH l"iy.-ij;Tnd ,eiris. SoJlet, us not do that. If the Negro will become more powerful in ihi (,?untry he will Have?to do . -.Hiiilcy i.M Assembly St. ami Air. fill' h^k'iui' I.auy St. are doinjr.a 'great !.'>i.s\ness in CelamUia ahd.theyshould .' . cAe Ylus ?-ti|rpn);t- of mif?people" l he *ante should be d,.iu' by all of tluYse bf'Viur race that are doing biisi . bad a . giv-it i!ay with Rev. \V " 1 ers at. Ijisla pvilie on last Sun fi rx lie -is_ inneed a prince* in Is. v; 1. . 1 lis-' system is .up to date in lev ly inject.?I'jru. -1. W". Kt'ld?>h- ami iClvii: rdcKnivrht are among tlW no ale' IendtjU't- of this charge. ???J. St.r./jfV't*Iy? hn.'ti\\c begin miten days revival at I.agree of- which sve Are paslm ijig.?in?trcrt?titr?n J Viva! has", already begun, f<?r the ' iu'rch is alive with t-he Holy Spji it. licvi- \V. .!>. K4ng, .1 n 1 ins- II 'arm. N. A. Rice, L. tl. Bowniait', A. 1'. Spear. -I. M. II,;o risen. President- Sims and ethers w ill doubtless visit this* meet ing. Seals nruSf he saved to the.glo. ry ol" Clod and for' the advancement f our "Ryderiner's -Mngdoi?i. \\'c. are. asking -the. prayers of (lhristians eV ery where in interot of this meet ink. 1 .'.'t?nvy mmluoo el" iTnurreo pray??++r-an but, pouring ??f the Holy Spirit u'pon'-tlus meeting. : "r.ef us advance on- our knees."NOTIl'K r \ "... The .Junior .Stewardess Board of . Jethel A". M. K. Chiivch, cordially ,ln. "ites the-public-'to at.tend a Pew Hal ]v. Sunday, July 'M, R12T at. l:TO P. ~TT. , ' ' ' ' ' 7 "l f A musical nroirram will he ,ren Mered ns?.follows: 1. Music ?Bethel's: Choir. . ~TT Pl-ayei1. . ??? : Piano Solo?Elizabeth- Reese. .1. ( oj-riet Solo?Mr. Keitt. Ixlu (vtH.ah --.Mrs. Batnmrard _ 't r. M rs. Adilofson and Miss Pompey' ,. :a .Piano solo?.Juanita- Robinson. ~y~. \'i >v 'ftl ' Sol*-'' -Mi h Piano shlo?Kujrene Bradley. . -~?Violin- solo -Mi. iMinphins j'0. Recitation?Mr. Keitt. Il .h -Vocal solo? M-l's.'Clark. '}' !. Piano, solo?;'l:heodora' Blocker. V.oeal solo?Miss Cannon. ' l Piarto solo?Miss Harper. Trio (j>ianot-d-Mr. White, Mrs.4 ' Bates and Miss Harper: Mrs. F. (1. Baumgardner. "P7es7 ^ Mrs. T. M. Walton, See. ?J*cv. J F Beard.?Hnsfrrt-^-'?? ????? . .. . KlDCIvl.AM) NFTW.S? ' Sir R. II. Scrivene was called here T'rsrbty- nijrhf for the purpose of ile.'Jv met by Sir Ji II, Ford, who is C. df the said lodp-e. F. W. Ford, _ Y. C.; Henry Johnson* prelate, Tdni 'oiiie. M. of W.VJ S. S. -Seriven. K. of -i.-antf- Mitchell, IU. oFT. 1. Clarke, M. of F,xc\; K. MiteTiell-M. 'T A.: Fields Sincleton. "ft (J.; .Joe : ll'scn, O. (].: .17 TT. Fnr<t Ctca-nrf- dorp.. , ? ' After the installation of this -lodge Vt'if- T.ndrrr \n. IB rump forward and V- following officers wore installed H '.he ti.inm hull: : * C. W. Ferebe?, C-. C.; Rudolph Fe f'hcc,. V. C*; Ben Williams, Prelate';.' '* M._ Fere boo, K.'of .11. ahd ,S.; Iti_ r' bard Do^, M. of F. ;-Pauli Mack',- M. A.; Francis Clarice, 1. G.; .1. \V. Rovd. O. G.; T>. K. Foroboo, M. of W. The deputy gave ah interesting talk j v why lodges should be installed onj imp. r ~ .? T-?r j1 .. : | PROFESSIONAL "NOTICE ' . ? - ' i-1-hv _A,. RvT^cTt. his family anlT his mother in law, Mrs. Champion are rleavlnfr .Inly ;?Oth. Ttt27 for Mas 1 :;ar?husetts, Maine and Canada to new! their vacation fcijd will be out: of the city until August 21st. ; f - - iii*. '+ L ' .of their children. I have -Hi" scRooT authorities * pleading in vain ?1?with ?Civt > |.;H 1'Oils to long! '-on their gt-hod.r^erni. But my" people abso lut-ely r.e f u&ed artd said that their -..Children must go to work. I have known of whiie schord authorities Jo buifd and almost .esjuip snipe of out sr-hool buildings and ask the colored people to Krr'v > feeble share of the burden -and they ^eareely want to do that. In. ino -y instances, instead of raising money to extend the school) eti'ms, eoiiK?of 111. i?colored?trustees." recommend a cut in the teacher's sal ' arios, which..,;s already, too small to ? do so. Many of "our schools 'woirhT ^e far hcUer off they had no ool_ . ored trustees." It is .a thousand times v' better hadi_oui' ciuiilrejj. never livedo to have tb live in this ago without - ?and^TTrfucation. This", is a golden- age" (So world. The count rv ?chnnl? 1 >' I of to day are above the colleges of; 0 { * yesterday, both in curriculum as well -?? .. j,...i ? '~l THE PALMED . > jjll' - - . V- : .. " Vi2pv ?* . :.*v . ? r? ?r?r;--. , y-r^T7- = , * *t *' ' J >' ??H?.? ;;* ?-- v * t. C?ran(i Word MRS. ! :. is; u;:.y;<':-v Vsvf. (ir.nfl ??. iJAin CON 1 1 nvf AT)tTiT;iy_li iy1: f. -T\i' v :::T; b na; I.y i.oiitcKt' w.iS '''Ken !!.' CI)nroll" in in: eta ' > >y ScK'ietJT. S-vv.'i. V- tii ti' ynMl-Sl; ' . ili .t .?7 .Mary Suiiinierv **" I?.vjf iUi(lul].h \\'a{ ianios Rates ?-? V ' . V v ? Iieniard- . *. ; r, Alahel Davis ljenvy l?r-..v. n "* "Ho n" liertha Mae " i*">? CD I . . . : TotiVl" s".,ui; mfc -Sit?ll'f l> . I-',I-!.-.:irrvd ;:v*;iy - !.i. . : m; thai!):] in.u- little ^r,'!i'' i\:-.urh> ' .. f ' !' iM?mu>_ Wil 1 i;im-\ 'I'-ti'.1 \v. r(.?. a hcaiilit'ul iutlf.piiiji o?'iv?: <U '"m'i\vil h it;0*in '-X_xii '' 'T. ion. n< i' iiinny' i< nil- :i ><j- .iiimir s vs. Ivy)M'il 1 -f''?L.?o '.. <?> <Ik r-' . |>i ; ?.tv 'She lumjbh; in the . i:. of o.i'n}' I'ctui\i(I the h'-e. ; hye. it' w i.c i < >1 ; ?<!'.'iti' 1 ! '?w ! y tii-tlc Mi-ss;M:*-l 1>- l'1 !; i' r 'lit.l'i.'s .'I'll' - i! I'.'lT Mere a.<-? in!.." n ? t' ; ? 1 ;v. The .~'Ii>siiiniii-y Sieiit\ I f.tin- j.'eml'e^.an.i Uietvls l'..f e tie.U'tv ? <> i>onitinfi, ? . < ;y; s: . ^r"x. ~~tr>r t \. ( i < >s i-.S "?'t" .? : ;)V. \i ilkiti S r . \ "~?nin:i i.!:ij;iir'g i;. I.... < "T~i7t< .( ^-.1? ii.it* I > s . . . "it "tbf State"' \C ;s:i i *' ..{ '!, wV"! ? " I fti " ' i '"1 ::+or mati\.i?,xvji** ;it .. )t.V?,> ! do'nt-Wilkinson., a .! . J. of the. I'die J? ", > .1 n|' Smtt h - f urn I ilia nri?u. .. ! u?fry ho 1 \\tsin im'iit?Li.il-.-i'1 ?. ion. Tlio 11! 1 op 4?a ? "- v-'""; , 1 'ircs'tlcnt wi'iv I.I uVd.iy', .July HVth. and com lisio ; Jniy 21st. 1 k-Pinos'rai jor iv 1 siii'/io1 a apparatus wore lo'oyplavn ii-' adio tninsluissioo. V! \>< H ,,r- v,,.planation -was the -.'it-':uhrHlT"a" ivccV-"t Tl Vest i (ration indole-h'y i 'r. '\\ iikiasnn and all was very .-imply- present el. to "the scholars. Tho raivina < '' : i: , ( cussed I iv f>r. Dp; ..':i - J7j J,.. tailt toV'Iarjro ftr/aip, lip en", ka~'./ed' the importance for c.em loTn'dp-" i<. -.v. irk' for proyrens in the!!*' cotacs.; They, should sot'k to'raise their '<< rt-vlivaths lj.V: following - a planed i-om... ,.f ^i^(_ dy leading to a' d^finiM/ god, This i(k-a was in keehiir;1 with <<uiiko- plan ti"d thV Collt'tre This V'.i minor fi.r the first time, . On Wednesday nftrTTmoVTTve Dev partment of Physical Eduratiop had ???:?; ? LEADER A. KOI'KK. . ?y ('oun^t'lior. . . !?. :t}; .WILLIAMS,' . j :-!rar of Deeds. I . " i.;.'tA \ery' large ~*r" H-?- i- i Ik' excellent pro I" : .'I !\\ ; la- Summer .School , :*^wJj^V';?J<'P?rUnertt. Miss >. >?u< >.r, desoves much i :? in1 I'.iaile with ', jo short a time. ' ' t. . (liMK l' this \ Laiiyitviiafly.-re ' ' "*1 1 m~ many respects. Mlthy'i. rrc e ?j>. r s have hoe'n heard and : ' iip.i.-od (.f; tlie lead j i ir,!!i! 1: of 'J>c race; \Vero'ever zca ! :c"istl'uctivc^and 1 -I'l '.'; . A ' a fitting climax j >- :i-ae.ct School Students appoint [ i 0 ij u"..inii. >> ^hal drew uj) resolu. I r.s ;;;i- 'iv. 1 lie".-St ate 1.effiskitlire to -7-?r-r,ri*-r- re-r^^S.-lYii.A<rat Mate t'ol, |" '-a -.1 iir r apio oni'int ions J'or next i j!i. . unit iUK'S- very 1111. ' ' ...i.k in- votuinued. _ party . 1 r? ??-4 A dinner party was given in honor "i . Ht i in co .Jackson, of New 1 lin -"homo of" .Mr..and _ ?A.', ;i?).;"i tin?Lai?their d.Ltugh- ; ** ' Viia. Martin, I.illiaiv | .??! ] > "i:y JLlelk- 5lai tin. The '' 1 ' V '!.< att??oh*l>oVnt<?' nfl'tiiy; deli j ? :'roin 11-t- Lie;.--inning to the end. rr-e dinner'was Served in eight Ccfmrr: s:.d- the p..-f'y. was trented with :i_y.. ,i. ;> !> <-;. The . invited i th'j'iiwo' .Jack .* I ' ?. f.';!y. Hlosie BeHe : (Jarrick, (Jonova "1. ' "1 ' <: -A Ina-taU into: Mpssi-s i 'i". \tiVjlvi- Cahvv. H. V :*V? : ' : -( ' \i-VV AM) HARRIET . ( W HM.'CO TOMAMRTON " iK-ti, Va., July 21?Miss (Jo ; , ' >';< ^ 1 ^ A I'ih iviTrtu-inii tho h'urh '. 1" at ..;ii*iitJi(it-lil. ('. and - her Mi-fs, flu. l'ictt Mao Oorhwell, ?^ >-r-t-rtT0 Sunn Avirk-ulnd-al and " -.1?L O.jjiotfo?+*??Soti-th?(;TTrp? OviiiiOcliurii'. arrived hero yes ! '"i tiinu in cnmiwvy with :- ii ... Mr. and .\jjs. John R. Corn j" i ; *'; < '(.Jiimhia, S. ,?.ho ;.h>siCorhwel) will attend st find >aysiuu <>t tho summer '(' '""I TP 11 i !ii pt' in. Mi s and Mr. < ?vv.\.? 11 . ;Aa, c,.,. i. - - %%. *** I ?rl IUU WlTl'ft oiM at''ftJIcill.v 'Tree. Inn" on the' n.nj ij . w? ?|v y received a num .. .' o.r of I'riemls Sunday evening. Re_ i . i.: iJiic?Uj <-'-tm4In, -Mr. -t'rrrn- ; -aid hove last night to a report fHe Leader that they will spend ~T~''ii low in W ilson, X. ?)., as the i evo-t c,i: his daughter Miss Ethel Oorn | well Miner, annular." North fiil'in1'"" PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. Dr. .1. E. Watts hu>i_ieturned to the jateno^j. :; ' J " ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES uame \. . * ' ISjfTibn shorn, N. C., July 23?Lin o<>lu' Univeuityj-the errand old his ! i ri,i' .iust iiu'.iun of learning,'.whU?h is "Ci'.j of; Bn^herly Lave," in thte full of on ihe- thirtieth day of Sep- ' t*. nrber will celebrate .its. return to i the C. I. A. A. by. gathering', together ; rts, c tr::o oT human huskies and ship . . 'V> * ?;' '(>!? '.o the t-iiv o* "Greensboro, j N 'i,th .'Carolina. '* - * , _ in -li. tity of' Greensboro, in. the Aicjy kennqj^of the- "Atftfie Bulhlo^,'1 inti- Couch Young, under the tute!cue of "Doc" .Morrison, will engage" in a sviap For gridiron supremacy. 1KT5 hectic battle,' which is pred.es tinedHjy fates and. mortals to be a r. w 1 - I'm! t i.i* j It. y xvlll. .,)V...vl portun'itv for the lovers nf 1 ho col lege games, to see Lincoln universi ty invade Greensboro for the first lihib. Again this game-'.will carry with it a peculiar sigfnifican'ce. "Doc".Morrison, Ffie successor of the late Coach Young,, and star player -from Tufts College, was. one time the foot Iratt?mentor -aC-Howarrt"University." he the. game that will lift the lid off of' the lootball season for both cotlegos, the . followers of both teams will have tin opportunity to make favorabioj or unfavorable compari sons. . - , _ Mr. .J. A.' Grimes, ghairman oC.the athletic l oniinittyuiji. I and T.' Col* lege, at this early date, .is inaking preparations to" cause this eerasicrnr not. only to he. a gala day,! in .the additional accessories?social func ' U ns ami attractions to galore. The vetoranehairman is highly pleVtse'ri o . announce that the scene of this holy contested battle, participated in by belligerents, representing the East .and the South, will be waged in the <'iuLfor<! County WjorltFs War Mel r.iorial. stadiiim. ^ The fact that this game will mark the initial appearanco of Negro ath lotos stadium, together with i iiv fact?t-hat?accomodation!} for com foi'taljly seating of 20,h00 spectators will, be provided, gives additional pro inise pf a grand day. The general alumni as'sociatinn of. the college cherishes, without resetrve its feeding of pride of the record iof the athletes of A. and T. College. As a demonstration <>f' the lyoal support to their Alma' Mater, every graduate and former student of A. and T., is planing to be on hand September .30, to celebrate- the Lincoln?A. and T. game" as the Home Coming Game of ihr C'lllpge. , ' The cool, cautious hut fighting Lin coin Lions and the pugnacious Aggie "Doc" Morrison, and the quiet, steady dependable Byarm will make Sep -teml)ei?tJO a. day that-will not'soon lie thrown into the realms of obliv ion. ~ 1 ~ ~ 1 % v> X. A. A. C. P. CONTRIBUTES $250 to op; fen si: of bard and ? FLEMING IN KENTUCKY ^ The National Oflice ot the Tsl. A. A. ('. P. announced today that it had forwarded its c.'ieck for $250 to Dr. .1. A. Latitniore, Treasurer of the Louisville Branch of the N. A. A. C. P.", as a contribution .towards the defense of Nathan Btfrd -and. Bunyun Fleming, whose cases have been' On Any MEAD Bicycle Jj||?| wfiether you buy from JUF X/ffi your Local Dealer or jfJuuV iMYv from us direct. jjnll l W On You* Bloyolo 1 Prlctt From S2I50 Up 1 HGPKH Get full particulars by mail today. Use \\\w JvTta coupon below.. \? KmV\l _ Sold On Approval You are allowed 80 dayg' actual riding I ysaljBj test jbefore sale is WriteTodajJ^i^'oi; name of nearest Mead Dealer. our ompuoum i? { Mead Cyole Co., Ghleafo, U. ft. JL ' Please send full information and na _ J est dealer. ?[ Nam*, .. J Streei or ! P.O.Bom r" J Tovm?, - V'vv'.V . V fought by the Louisville Branch of the .Association. The National Office is also th receipt of a telegram from ? G. P. Hughes, President of the Louis irillf Rranch. advisin<r flint \I i- .Ins tice Holmes of the United States Su- > : prome Cour-t had tiranted a stay in these cases and thai jheyj will be heard at the next term of he Su , preme Court. : . _ " "DOES Ay HAT AVE CLAIM" BUC-tUL ~ A Wo cl'.'rfitl Insectlcida ?4XK&TRC?A tils Mosqtritos, P.otv lies' Mothrv. Bcd -" bugs, Fkas, Mites, etc. Hat mto s t:> lit:man Ik Inns and Animals Testimonies, from satj^fied customers. Renders Quick Hidief-.from Mites_V*' and Fl,.?lj|'nn fhU-nn,' ?. "* Prepared l>v an F\p?-id?.iw??#t ? _ For H. E. UND&AfY vx j |. OROCER v X \ I . 101 Hampton Ave. <r>y<>?__ " ==i 7 cpowtox,ooooc!.o.ooj'^djCe^ooo<:'<:>oo I Professional 1 m Cards _ I 1 . 0000.00OO OOOO OO OOOO OOOC?OOOv$ HDr. L. M. DA N1DLJS . l'hvsifi;in -U : SpeciaDAtterrtmn - (iivetr U Women Office- ? . Residence 1126 Washington, _./ 22.JU Hampton " . * ' " phone 1 no 1 ..? Office Hours: "v Phone :(W6 9 A. M. to 2 P. M ~ . S. P. M. to 7 P. II. ?,? Sunday* By A ppo j ffTjfre iTTFp Dr. H. O. Thompson ^ Surgeon Itentist Crown anu Jjridge Work a Specialty Pyorrhea Treated Sncces.-t.iii/ 1414 1-2 Asseinhly St.. Columbia, S. C DR. II. H. COOPER - Dentist ? Gold Crown and ifridge Work A * Specialty " ~ . * .' . Special Attention Given to Dipea^eB . - - t' 1?1 Qf. the Gums ? Office Phone 04U0 1 125 WatUiWlo-fTSTTT^ . Residence Phone 8264 . ' * . Office Hours: Telephones* 11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4092 6:00 to 83IU P.^U. Office 3706' DR. J. G.STU ART Office: Jtesidenre:1702 Main Street ' 141 "7 Pine StrAo Office tiours: x T'hoi} es: * 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. H87F . ' f? P. M. to 8 P. M. .Office: Il'-IT Dr. W. D. Chappelle Physiari and -Surgeon . Diseases of Women and Children ???? - . A Specialty Office: Residence ' rb24 1-2 Assembly. St. 1301 Pine St. Columbia, S. C. > Office Hours: Telephones: n-20 A. in o P m ntv,,.,. >? ?; I6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 6518 j DrT C. E. Stephenson Physician and Surjrebn Diseases of WomenVaud Children A .Specialty" ' ' ; I Office:...,->'-1.. j. Residence: 1414mT AffsciPbly St. 1328 Oak St.