The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 24, 1927, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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? .a Checks, Drafts and Pc-dal or L-vfrrtWa ;
. - yto the order of tht
N. J. FREDERICK 1
it j. B. LEWIE ,
W. FRANK WII U.A \is ..
? HENRY L?. riiAii t UN
I 4 GEO. H., HAflPiW-'
' \ ' Communications intotfaed for the c
rT ?. should reach tire .editorial tie-It _ui-Flu;
day .of each week. City news, h u ,f
day night.
COI/CMC V tSA i i'ki.
" T$c American legion, or rath<
tj. .r having' jiJHice;.Tng 'in Ijtaris, Fn
blp'^soidivf's f-v:!! Ar,iCi hA ^yen!
up their lives in France with eq'u
J ,V ' ing been ognc.Jrlmw vc-. "tho'iti
y,i i ?.?puddly, to iju cumpu.id ul "a.l'
, to. the ey'dr present American
Tc?re barred, particularly in the ?
cd in large numbers, on. the goum
social organization. Oh,/that
and meanness are committed ir
: _ war \vih be regarded as simply ;
. "A leader of his race or aC'Ni
v , articles about some .uidihjry"AJuJi
sickening. If one woiv.d stop t<
'instances just v.'haf had the go
that would keep from b(rtij;*fdrg<
would get is he was a trood r.tiin
1 about the measure of the most of
?-1 ?race. !?1?~ : ..
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* . The Georgia Supreme Court hr
j La"' passed by the city of Aflani
. minded man .i* surp'isedw at that;
stand the cool rcvv-oihie. (M- ;j
T lina legislature in imitation .of A
<*-' ; foolish law, but-if was.gently la
i cisiifii n ifvef, ri 0"il'ijy live C'.Cc
Court will have the efTect. of bui
save the .trouble and -ex per,-.r of
ignorance.
. . . ' * * *
Our esteemed. oortcnippi aVy..
of--TOM, .iit-l n . fin-V,!.;.
bred Teachers' salaries .Outhnp'c!
to give U3 evpdit. Oh its editori;
S.," it uses" tour ot. oiir :,:^r
' . ways plOrtoe.d when we.u iiU; >oi;
i'almert^t^ulcv'thinks' that the
it credit, i
. A* R. >?cAI)00 iVO
' " A few weeks arvl'rosid at Co
"I uo. net. chfA.M? to inui'' i'or th
McAuco. a uei"Qcia; \\democratic
r-riiiuatioii pU; '-pro*
' : ' I r m n.'.v.iu l.'V'"sr
pottaiit partci' .Mi .V.Uf-?V;
7 r??, inents; that ho cncouctoes in his -
lieadmg his ie.lleiy or.o- <jould iu
't party?did h? not; name" it?th
things ho /ays SniiaLJ^kfciikht-aj
^"Hik "is-the supremacy dX dt-nvK
policies, Tor- those meatr tin). p
Comiituiion of 4.iio -L'ni'.rd e''.M
tion and' the enforcehient.^ot 'u^
ment is impossible, ami. \vit.houi
will disappear."" ' - . . _*_
Really, it. Js .lo laugh Nviip^i
??? tic principles- and prom'c .Miyp -! >.v
impaired, o7 tlie Coi: 1 iit^ ii' i> o,
A tion is the chief. indujiiy ef tin
party, and has been ,1'ur the oa
?pTOgi^alvc policies have been
f a.tqrjfpnn^^ ( . . lyi'dlll'
complete . ana Supreme-Court jvr<
After declaring that ho avquLI
f?ajd: "But t ho slruggle lor :h
won -in its lmegnfy; for lire tUrfc
'? to iaw and 'jor t+fir stern ropre.government
tot impartial TustT
d?uly progress and .iei-^iuuiLJiu
: . .^ried .on ar4^-.evw^ y. ^^trl;!f^F. )y^^:-.
6fitaBt tu achieve tho&? things !
to'c.H>r, wilh.',-1: . ?i v-^-r
lie welfare."
Beautiful .ser.fimeats.?Mr.i
-7 her of uAvhr^-tkxTnr 1 h.pnv p >
not over iuige. The preservati<
tegriry has never been a pa*. '
shown lhat it give* a tinker^
tlon?excusing pet haps the 3*fjj
? ?. fesaion et+ne^rm^f "Stem r
where is there more cfiraes th
' 4 ' - ' V
law flt.fi OnM.inf' p I1.,.
Whwi-ti nre tlmore cgimed t
- r ? wi?h^-othiftK-*mue -aV^fc e
if not irr- the,'very el iaf'ch, of uc
ticeWhore, oh where; have. y<
7" Adoo, inat *j~ou can, talk about "
of de?ifocracy ?.. .why, go on
ments and you woukKsJick to the
* ' hut that
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orial I'Hone 1523 " ^
i, S. C., as second class matter by an
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^rae Mnrths .... _? .75
Single Conv- -- A) 5.
weii by luws " .. . -r*]
atron:U biters' -i; subjects:.ot 'general '
inied by the names ami addVoi?ses ot;
nuuiutwry Yiutuie. Ammymvu,* com1.
liejecieu manuscripts will nut be|
AN i:s ^ ~f V:; v A~* - I
Money "Orders should- be made payable .
? i'aimetto Leader
^ -?t ; ? , si*i
vd_ . id Editor
?.?Fraternal Correspondence
EorresponamtCL
'Xi'U'l'](iinn.1
. ..... .._ .Manager..,
ayreut 'issue luust be ".Very b.'ivi"; ami i
i'iiluiyUt) Lc.a"vr
i
nmmm&mfim n ? m. , v >>v -jmr o r -rr
'AV. t'dd'TilMliKU 21, 11)27
cr the white American Lotion- is
HH'O. 'ion yoarij any, white,it-hit;
; shedding. thfrui?jribod and jjjviag
a> bqpYery.! riHe Armistice. lut-v
:a oi. the Legion wn.; Uorn, i?ui->?
American aokiJois, 'but. vowing
racial piejudiv-o, Negro soiilioi';)Quth
where Negroes" webc'draft
l>. that the American Ley-ion was
word 'Vocial'd What injifstic.e
i that name. Airy he the next
i social all'air.
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[.yre h- nior" anpcnlrs'V'o often in
U'Cd a hi Ionian t: it is ren-hy
> a?k in the. mahCrjiy of-'tluvir^
nfleman C\ no of foal worth or
>t>tm tlK next week, file Lest lie
or a good Ami, 1 jvtt; L
1 thci-e so-called "leader."' th'"
is declared the notorious Larimer
La iu:a?ivstii.ulional. Uut no'fair
'that s'u'cli foolish no c<u:ht -not*
le law -apparent..?".South C'ai'o 1
hint a, ahri0> i arlcj.tcil, the. .v'am?
ul So : ! in ' he Ilolls*ot Rep
i^ion ol the GiV:;;a;;:i fcjupromo
yinjc hill, Amp'thus
|onFh CTv.!;.\/> T-i-vme Court
tho. Wi^con- ? n Jv-Uvrprish-iUadt;
neat1 of i." a;;1 in:;' e'.-'l.'uhal
Ton the mail'pa^o; tail failed'
il, paycenndor i ho Th. It.
; !" ill till , W-:i;--SU^ SUV- -id~~
nolhint' wuidit ipfTinp. yet' ths
lca^k that i"v;i 'x'. "v.'.io jtivo
i. A t"A-.Si)iiy \ ill
olifijre tayt k:4-Ameri< a \\iih 'bw
a pre siilojficyJ A'.v.- ii.on; XV/$Cj,
ita I'tirmkkr
iUc iit,. Jiii.-i iavi^flf
Tv" -i-rif must im:nnou;iitxuv,ont
is .the -fine M*tu ?-*
ojlter pi,.:.%\?nsjr- kn\vn liis yositif nA
?VQV kixC-'n tiUillfO hv*'cwig's to Jl_
at coasislbn1:" '.Iocs *he veryfaivisti?'AVIy
( ricrrr.," ;:vs"
a'atic principles anil { i'ogr;.':-si\ <
IV.-P! \'";t ion, i f;' j ,, i; ' o'/ I up2sr*!t.T'.s?ij?;,ivs.."psi
cTF nnlUi'ica
V, W.iIrtOUt which .s'taiija- gOVuVH-.'*
" which the of iiuiirty.
A.I.rAcIpc tail A. .icilt '"'-i V' *"iTO' >^vtru
-, I'M iin hv >'."Tvot km.'ihi
the I rutCvl St;uo.s.Y '-Nitiiiftcrilarge.-ft
UiiJ't ol .the.U(itnoi;ri>i.ier
-t iiali' (. Ci'il Ui'V- An.i th,' .I'lly
1 ho . pre.;.icss?A-om oiur hind?erf"
r-r.? ?1. '?;
iu ?tu?.vvv; i t lit Muitiiiv-Vc-fon more
>of. '
n(ft lie-a cRiuiiiia!q no:;!.-year, he
o a-lion dI the ii.n?at
or iuu)iiic:-*t;?-jn, tor cbodieiieo.
-Ton of cniniq, .fur inopiTup! ibiu_.
rC. -.OLiaL. Ui ui',<?111 ic, f 11) Tiy ttu^u-0|jiii.)
) uiiifi*. H.' nni. t )>( ear-"
eee .thai -ire "brxarriod on. ? Jn~ nj*i'
hall; ay a piivale t it i/H'ii, Tip triad
deem mem essential to tiro pubLdtiQ,
blU-'A-o-ifervK- liiK-fc ttic numjr-iiii'd
P; t pit are'
>11 of-the (Vn.P ii tUtur. it>.
ii of yx,ur ?a>r hr.<s it over
-lairm about. [>r?ive:itimj hiillifiva-'
Aioetid fieni i;?o?t"ar 'as lip pVo
(. jiuii AT ('i iir.e!" Aiv' v'Ti
at flaunts orderly iftoxrcsses of
iii id ')> untu'r n t ; !_;i'; ,;
it?whxm -thc culpritr irrvr kn<7y. n,moerncy
as is? "Impartial.Jus-:
on beeirall these years, Mr., Mcimpartial
justice", as a principle
?? If thoite are your rea-l-<- 'mtim,
we covild wish that you would
- you WUuIil.hr. rlfclod pi ouidoTrtr1
ild really me&n what it says.
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-h? THE PALMETT
CONTRIBUTIONS TO BENEDICT
TTltAND STAND
The workers for ,the grand staiicT
t uve not lost their enthusiasm during
the summer a?ui have worked nard to
ivut it over. Following are the conr
tribuViona tu date: : v
Nainp, Pledgee-Paid
Pits. C.-Bt Ail Ik-del? --$200?$200
Dr. J. G. Stuart l: - 10?q 1<V
Dr.- N. A. Jei|l'.iits ..... 10? 10
.Mrs. N. X .P'nKvqs 5? ' 6~
I'rof. S. L. Finley 5? * 6
Prof. Z. Townsend 11 5? .* B
Prof. AV. D. Varnoy 5? 5
Prof. - H. II. BUtler _ J .1. 5? 5
Dr. 1>. K/ Jenkins ?10?-?TO"
?!ra'. Jr. 'Dun more 10? 2
Rev. A. o. Ai-jiuuin __~rr:??5? ~5r
.Ir. J.; W. Brimson 10-?- 10
Mi1. R. II. Paul . ~",.l -10? 10
dr. \V. L. Simpkins 10?1
Rev.. .1. \\\ Jlathis .1? 1
..Rev. J;;. S< Durle- 10? 1
V?. 7 .l... C-..1 *L ' tr\
Mr. Klliult. Wiley __ 5? .5
"ATE VT. 'XVliosjeLoro"!_ _i._ lit? 10
Mr. W. n; Harvey ?T 10??10.
. Ii'. - t|. \\ B.iilcy 5?/ 1
,'ir. i 1* nr.v Williams .. 5 5ArM
Ruth Varney- A: 5? F
Dr. ?!; A. Evans1 l... __ 10? 10
Miss L. A. Norther , 10? 10
'D'.. A. D. >laisTtaTl~-r'~ ' b? TT
Miss 1).Bradley ?? 1
Mrs. I Initio Green - 10? 5
Air. B. Boatwright 10?- 1
Julia" B.untley _.7T.. 1' . -10^ ."10..
a I . iWc Goodwin 10? 10
Mr, Jim. Counts, Jr. 10j? 6
l-iof. f. L, Duckett -10-, 10
liev. R. 0: Stover. . _r__ 10? 10
M(r. IVilV ' 1 *1Mrs./B.
H; "Waiton . 1? 1
Kev-. .1. C. White 10? 1
fash.' ... " _ 10? 10
A!vs.. A.. P. l/unbar" M 10? 10
'Dr. A- Mrs. Walton ..-.l?10? 10
.Mr. ,W. C. Johnson ' _ 10? 10
Mr. Ed.' LortJt' 10? ; 10
.A'tty. .Frederick _'_.r ' 10?- 10
Mr. .lames. Cioode .. 10-? 10
11.. i* T T> 1 A
>ii. vi. ja'c jutiuiii iu?^ Z
-/iv. .ti'i'l?LI. Jdckson -pS?r -5
."'i'.'I.. X, Ilwnkjns - f*?5? 5
L. wFloyd ... 5?< -. 5
"Ir. W'.'J. Siuijt'er __ . 'lO? 10
ili;. K. W. Vjmco _..r 1-^- }
iH';:C1..T. Cherry _ 5? 1
t ?I.. I .i'i U'st'>ii -i 6 ??0
Ally. K. W.- Rhodes t-'-0 10-=?. 10
J:mu> Ajlains . J_ &-+ . 5
i t". !.>. *Y\ . Woods !_ 5? 4
rUr. 'V.1'." 1 >. Di-iln . .. fi? .?T
Mis* VAr ii. Thompson' 5?' 5
. Jr. T. II. i'irifkney . i. 1? 1.
1 . 10? 5
"Tiv Robert . 1?h 1*
Mr; Uc-n\vi:h" Moi'ks 1? " 1
. !'! ; y.'inje . :_A 1^- * 1
Miy'l,. M. T-inckncy _ 10? 10
Ih\ 1). It; Shifts. ___ ' 10? 10
Mi*. (V*K. V.'il'iams 5?- 6
iV P.- <M>odnight 10? . -5
Mr. IV TI. Sharper ' -.2? 2
. .'r. .i. j-]. ! >:ck:-nh 10? T(T
:' : ./.rfnui-., 10? 10
II- Mebk-y in niOwiory _
niohlcy 5? 5
' Ir. C. IV, R-aiford 10? .10
Mr.' I;. IMliknvood ' &? 5.
i *?Tn". Riahern 0? 5
Mr. Pink Roof 1? 1
~Mt. TrMTPehlcy . _ T___7 ? 8? 8
Mr. & Mrs. AI. J, Watson 5-? 5
Miv M., 11-. lit>llo\vay 1?- l
* v J. 4?I^-5taxwel|-':_ 10? 10
2' ~I r-'yy Sinmkin.s ' 5 1
Hr. -U; A. .nviTctt.-.l- K? 5
'Mr. '!. W. Bradley K. 5? 5
i>r. ! . IV Johnson .. &?r fiJ
. {r. .h ftr Aklon F -5
* a. rompey. ,_v ' 5? 5
-Dr. I,. 11. ilnllnVan 5?. "5
Mr. Moses Cooper 10? 10
.v. J. Collins D. D. S: ???5=?-fr
M irs Afigpfina Davis . 2?- 2
Mr. G; Spnulding ?' ___ .1? 1
Mi:. C. A. Chirk . 1? 1
Mr'. lionry Moutcilh _ 4
. -I. II.,'\Vjilianis 10? 10
...Mi'.1.. C< >ff L'.itfitn 2 : 2
-MiV.M:. V. M-, D. , 2? 2
Mir. Ii-Mrjg Hill. 5? 6
I. . Ki'-oy i. J-Mr.
Geo. Williams B? 2
liLV. i.. (J. Jon Kins ----- &? 5
, Uf'V. J. C. Dunbar : = ??r5=^?fr
! Dclton-D. C. Club 10?: 10
l)r. \V. E. Thomas .1 ?? 6Monroe
Lindsay?' 5-=-^? ?r
ir. A lion Loose _j 1? 1
i>i:. 10. ii. Burroughs^ 1? 1
'-tMi. Jhtm Knnth 1? 1
~*i i >. . M?ilil<Ia Grif/in j . 5? 5
, : . M. wr ttotmeTL_-TJ ~ 2?~~ 2
Mr.-D tvid Hair M 5? 6
Mr. ?>,- J. F^reodrnan ----- 5? 5
Mr. I,. B.'Wootls -- ; 10? lb
Mr. F). II. Starks 10? 10
.?Campaign . Manager,
(Mrs.) A..C. Marshall, Sac. '
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PLEADER
;?mJf.' ^ ^ ^ ^_L
Duntain Citjr^|:
ECHOES J
^KKK^xkkkkkkk~X~X~X~X~X~X*
gone. ' 'Nearly 'three - weeks r
taken up with tht> trial- nypr inn wii.
nesses were" put on the*standi for and
against. The defense .had five of
the best lawyers in town. The state
had three as good as are jfoing to
help the prdsecutiop. #Nine in till,
nearly a day Was taken_upby lawyers
addressing the jury. The dofertse
showing where the evidence of
the State meant but very little, if
anything. The-State irfno uncertain'languafcd
'ft'.ddd. it <Tea'r that if it&d"
mado out a clean cut-case. In fa<ft
the last speaker for the State, a great
lawyer and ex-judge, spoke over two
.hours. The judge gave .a very long- .
thy charge, and the jury returned, and t
paving already digested the long.
nig ui cviuuiitt, rtiiu nt'upui^ uuiu |
oars open to what the State's lawyers
said, wont in one par and out the
other/ So within an hour und a bit
over that jury hatTa decision re-tdy:
t he thing that is hard to under? and
is, why spend thousands of^dollars of
t?ax money to try a case and use up
the big end: of a month, when there
is so little in the whole businona tlmt^
a jury can settle it ,in GO minutes?
Will the papers say that the fight is
to be continued. The Ne.gijo intlrcg
wood pile, , is to be punished. Well,
that?mn.in, ttrrrt "Kim/1 has ?jren~
| written to the murder car-c?of Sheriff?
I Willis. If the authorities expect tp
chase some Negro dowrh for-thut niur-i
.dcr; then no one wilt ever suiter the
% \
penalty of the law.?; "
Some weeks ago..a mighty mean
and dirty rumor was floating thick
over the city ahout a preacher. We
like most everybody else in town,
heard the facts as stated." The thing
seemed so "uh-Christinn and so far
beneath the dignity of-a minister .of
the gospel, we wanted not to believe
Then after taking the second thought,
we remembered that each we?Tk - wo see
printed some mighty ugly things
nliouj Negro preachers,- ^o yo those
whose 'duty it isr began, ap investigation.
but it has been a month
since the thing happened ?uuk bk .-s
your soul; not one simple move haS
been made. sO we have b-cn informed.
-by-any?one to get at the facta-m-thr-cjjise.
The church has a board, fact-th.oy
tell me that the n;un whose
hpme was put in mourning, is a mem
bbr of the board. Surely the other
spineless members of the .board ai\
not cxpecting the poor heart broken
father to call the attention of
the church. Is it not . the Christian
duty of the other members to go. to
this home, inquire i?-the vhome . is
grieved against the pastor. Lei h<
-grievance be stated; then the ho od'
ought to dig down and get up the
cai-i :ii.->.c iwiu si-nu u coniitmxve to xno
city where the final scene vas played,,
and pull down the ciptains. . (Jo
there and get the facts, ycsi.tkc fails:'
thfcjl Come home; hnd ai"ft,ishappens
to be a Methodist affair, call i], the
Presiding Elder an 1 place facts before
him,> and demand action at once.
I . TV
I* accused pastor is guilty.; lvci
sllll'lld nnt hp lllf.U'Ofl t r. rtn.irl in God's
pulpit and make a farce out of
preaching. In fact as serious and degrading
as that rumor was, no set
^Christ's church at heart; people that
live and move in an atmosphere of
| purity, would sit or stand and wait
on at>me one to iroa .out.ut si23C
a rumor get into full play about any
loading w^jite pastor and you will see
bad, and in a polity way, that -white
pastor would be asked to l'efrain from
were cleared away.
Our folks, for' some unexplainable.
reason seem to be nfiuid. Is it. a mat-'
tor of living jn a ".Glass House?''*!
can't think no; I am not til! ('ll 'i-fiu.: f'-c
guilt or innocence. I know al>so-j
lately nothirfg of either. Hut forthe
sake of the church, pastor and
"family, spying nothing about thp gen.
l it. ?.11-^ ? ? '
l'Hi'iit/ v,ne maiter snoU'lCl bo
cleared up
"The FooV'tf*"
STORK WITH MRS. COTTINT.U \M
New York, Sept. 20?Mrs. rinrnfo
_Cottinpham who lives in Jamnii ,N. .
Y., formerly of Winhnhnrn, ft, C i i
"was' learned here this morning from
friends reaching N<ptr York City. I
?- - " Sat
^?^X'w?v;.vvv': - : ' r j
froijUed i'o!.iis H
'it :?' ? ^
By George A. Singleton ?.<?
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[ . Great leiuiiulGrilj.
.'I no nTi[7m liuYe J'.i. i 'eiw.-c.l i^o
giVat coir. c?;ut>;.s. AiSiF\*i>.wyU v.'I'.IL; a
met in pi.iiwi',' ;.nu- n.o V.'k-.-V; fcv;.;Lu-;!'*'
by Dr. 1.. i*. -\i b: CY.T.,!l
in Detroit, -i he i';....... >et- : *
'eal. t'.tui -i <v\^- c'
meet. 1 ia-V/. ii. mu. ... .A:.u- -Ay0
.the A. i'-At-joy a::y > . . :
niul ne:."t 'ir.oiilii .lie . 'uVju 1
lorth' in ( t.H?vn in :.'i TT?-^'
canTe'lhl'oUf'i v'tHt---?W-- ill; ;
.\ew_iot-r.- i:.
trolls.- As yet ihojr l.; .'f -x-. i- -eJ v"ri -;i i.;
ganizrnior.V have i:.;.
" ; '??' jitmui! ijipsr,; ?""'Ti
1 ( : _
now s ifl;Ar'.V-i;*. B:-i>'itin-y j,
Who (juOtof* pl'i -eiw-da;.-, yoien 'sis to
the efi'ecl that the i :h> nee t^slipprnKv
-^4v>' opinion i- iv t novel. ;i
Will1.i 0!U t.lho 1;i;i~" ei' Ai'ri.n. /
-and?^t.hI 11? _'hsr--i^ . :;* <?;:< -p
stnid; with iTvct'eiiht^s;. 'ed -coast outlines
of the-two- p::?wV1 do- ion
land. "1 he point' is Lisn.t m:: ny ycava
ii;jo wTk u the < . a; i i v. .is v\ f vlea
and. South -A-y.il ru n. wi n \-nr. ! u'
no me -s1 i ji11 ,>-ly jo e ; !i;ir. o
hruieyht shout .-the nve.-etsv vnH-ru.
In lis: -. pp. ha iu?< ? ruf-n'.u^:n^vrrrnF^
0;0<r.?.'al l'i ,.n, o.'s. i.i hoio!'? a
Jtiaisk nh.J'.X.U^iVi -,?> the.
shoi;f/o the re wa.-s v.t>uv.':rtorc<A 'in some
way l.k> i i.e.'j. AtrMrWr-1 /
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1 HE. MIRROR I
"AND 7~
fftifcftflCROSCOPE I
By W. I*RANK WILLI AMi Iji
Men and Their Traded. \
Ui'.Yisun Davis. once said, SO We
; t-' toldj "The" \Vorld. is the Negro's
iaie" uijii-the shovel ie his'- pencil; '
t ium write." . Doubtless a great
.^jv.rity bi slavery advocates were
i. lav same .uphiioh. in the Cbnfedtato:
prodidcnli's buy, and" a few pri
ilm X-'uinciners "still cling to the.
!y;iv But the twentieth century strug?e
t'or-csCate-ne? has made the pencil
i >v r of. persons. ^Thousands
L-i'tifi;" -y-lriU's1 iiavu boon forced to?~
oyt xu the pick and shovel to earn '
?fail> i i t .ul, while the Negfro
lit easier. in the " big house- r
Vuid in the store .as porter.
: a l'y\v of our people are
i'; t s IV/ themselves, oven ob?
dntf veniioKS and bootleggers..
Ai1 o;' which .serve to prove that
. i - not a-born Hewer of wood
ad r of xvater. It's all in the
It' ar.d ''<?t ill Hip i.ipVi tn wHil'll lit'
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talhoL.il' said the 2Segro~ did not
a . c ui. b.a;u capacity to learn Greek
vivaiio iiow Leach the HeHenic? v
.ir:,'i;a;;e"^und the late Professor W.
. fccni oi cough was the author of a '
'.?.??k tevi book. *
the fU'at pioKlom we now face as
re ktw suited. We have lawyers,
-iTTi.i ) ho-conductors,'but the evfiaa-dn^
race piejudice- is a barrier
._! i wiio are in many cases, beti
l'li-: ic>l Lo hold these positions :
;un'the white. bosses. '
Hundreds of college graduates of
tgV iTtce are compelled to follow
aiiimoir.occupations because the race
as notiiing to oiler them and the
ink- ca; luins of. industry Will not
sb-them. a
Wonderful progress has been made
l^ptiuerican industry ?in these one .
iUKli=ad fifty yeaTS, but it is "not to~"^
r f>":p;tmi with what Would hava .
tiro iiicn in-power had permit
i lie spirit of. Christ. to exercise
Til" and acknowledged the father>
!. oi: .(ii)d >i;uf the brotherhood of
a v and gdvei ncd.- themsS^g acf
V avrelies South and North
"V, . . -1 . ;
1 |y. in this year we had an ar:::.,<ent
in this column about the ex: ;
. _ijj,;i!ibm of "Negro churches in
> ' based our argument
.) the knowledge we had guincd by '
isu.ug every lnn. li \v?>
'lr.'! "avoragp church attendance in
k- utli is about half the capacity
' - 111-' Jit.W&r; This means either we
< many churches or the preach'
.sTf,(i uii-?a,,ciusade and round
P a'.l ; uiers and back-sliders, and
in] .I'M h> abide'in the house of
- L( .(.; and 1i 11 those empty pews.
In :h. jahge cities of the North
r.l I\n: t it is almost impossible to ?
vwi? in tli'uieli ul eleven o'clock,
cl.u ^'iU's ifc crowded, large and
' And ,We ' cannot . say the
v a it i's ii,7 there- have something
ct?e.\ offer their congregations.
r..i ,1 ruifhrrs d<iwrt hnrn urn nn ffnnri
_ found unjitHt'ie. And it
; lfo. - hat the people in the North *
:v !.. !.?-r. Christians than we of the
<>iit'' 'A . 1(. apse the?), attend thr
?i>d base- ball eurnes on S""
a-ys. . * '
T.ho v-:?y we feel about it/the race .
c.i.u;bine?not split?and those
' '--ii ?nr -churches in the South^ ?
<? :. ! eer.uinc?not .split?and those
C ;11 -nV?/\ 1 -? * " * "
- . . i.'nu i-nosen tne field
L1:;l ' ''V or-the wal
e <,!' humanity, hut for their own
i nidah ami social-lust, step down, i
1 favor of* th. :r follow pr<,'acheraf m
i'" I'-'n of Clod, educated in jj
v-yl; ;in ] in earnest about the J
v , a which they are doing for ___
u;. i.;!v.?u,| F. Frazier, lately head
lire A lanta School of Social Re reh.
Because he told tho truth i
c yaw it regarding his race, waa
--his positron; Hi* TO-rt-Trrtit'le
in the "Forum" caused a
:rore. last year he addressed the ?
HTs during the devotional 'hour ~
-VIit n (JnTvei'sity. He, is one of our
hies; mn)l; nnd stnuchdefemler, It "7, ^MjItT*iuve^to
be asociated with him.
n;y those men'are talked about who
> something, who have a cause and
ro" courageous to espouse it. " Pra- *
ier aa<l McMill.Qji_are' oducatedr TiT
rhpoiti.m as your boys and glrla?
rr odAiatcd the racje will rise. R?reaibei
"Kistrop ChoppeHe's ramrak; .
You rr.n*t educate a ravce and ke?p
down." . ^ . i \ I
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