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I-- 7TT - T ?*- - !-??. I ; ; . ; PACTS PTGHT. || The f | TO ACC( - t , X % * J. H. GOODWIN, M Y ' PROF. C. G. GARR ? W. S. WATSON. Rii ? A. P. HARPER, Je ?ft?? W. M. WALLACE, J. W. DAWKINS, C ~ A DAY ( , f T T ' | MAYBE . A * . ? 'THE SOI f . P&&? , V ^ r" v : v* n~ - -f f v . $ ASSUREI " 4 J " V ; - / x \ _ i ^I^Catalogu?es bein ? f : X 1119 V\ .: rv. . failure ok success To make South Carolina and mei . dentally, ihis part it' Lh'e world a bet. . . ^a^-ter place in which to live, is the big " objective of the. South Carolina Col^ . pred State Fair and "If. in the ncJ, ? cuinplishment trf ihe objective, Tf ' succeed or fails, the colored people, . " themselves, have the answer In their' hands." - : : ' The head lines and quoted sentence above are takerrfrom the timely admonitions (bearing the references modrio the, secretary)^of "the Editor "T" ot the'Leader 'respecting the Colored '7 State Fair. ' ? Success or failure depends, keeping : m mind the fair's- big objective, on 1 what one considers succces* and what he calls failure. As set forth in the Fair's ads on page eight of the Leader, thy??Fair. through its* oiliqers obligates itself to furnish he people of the State the hings set out in its published program? In addition to "the days of amusement and an opportunity to meet in educational and inspirational conferences, cheap rates to and from ???:?;? their capital city,- fre^ auto parking-, with police protection, athle_tic games. inspiring music, education stnqws and absolute free, a place to display the .*" . products of their genius and industry ; and furnish the exhibitors and often thejr friends, free passes to-^go-4H and out of the exhibition ground and building at their pleasure. They further furnish a printed catalog, living j facts concerning the getting up and Bending' exhibits; they pay freight, ? euqwus* or1 dfttyagfr both ways, ftnd in addition obligate1 themselves- in General Insurance Appraisals | g v, gp^d^oaju^ttBan^ j ?? ' ?*': ?-?r- r t' +** ... THE ;COL live. Come )MPEISH THIS do all the pi jexniDits ma Catalogues, :ETT, Columbia, S. C. ' ige S tiring. S. C. nkinsvilk*. S. C. Whumire, S. ~ '' Rrttsle, S. TV OF CON.MRE1S tiful colored to make bet TWO GAMES expected frc JTHERN FIDEI 7:30 p. m,4 the business ??ness "pep" when A. U. D IN THE GAI cations fron shows to on the successg mailed oht, Tickets herer*Ba r exhibits. Many have Written GREEN J A< Jashington Street, . 1' v At'' ^ r v "V * V < (jay u premium <m ?ll -worthy exhi(.bits. Indeed', iiil'fijiimp, it will be at the. hands and upon the heads of the" colored pcouTe of the '.Stale themselves. No other' iristitu> tibn . oilers, the colored citizenry so I'ffreat an opnortunit vTbr ui'litl. | We fegl^n 11 eillt'Vfi-isn nf Ihn ninr. , nitu.de. oil' the-$'.ute Flair, so large ifi : opporutnities, so rich in helpfulness. and . so lofy in purposes, is not l'uily conceived" even bv those intimntoh concerned with Hs nH'airs. In their eil'orts to find out "What it' is all a* bout.-'?to learii this hing they possessed, "Being greater than they j l^now," sump ha ire tiimmht it-.exieU'd bo givc^-tnettr -an frp.port.umty tu- get -?oif?.so?h??political - stunt. Weaker r?oneyr_ft|j:Lof it, while the base and Vicioufe, with no other right, except super power, held' up. the insti tut 1011 afid gotten its coin. The public has sadly failed to credit the advanuges and opporunities cited above and to,loose'the larger visioh, dropping ip appreciatn only what coTfflCS xtr it personallyv * Not e^fenTT^e promoters themselves have stopped to think that out. of the eight or nine schools, colleges';yul chariable. insllTuToins* that "Touched "yt'.ii's fair, flh'y" wcVc awarded quite a thousand dollars. This has nothing to do-with the premiums given churches, imFvidual....exhibitors, I armors, etc., ?xnd when the means ran low, the promoters irrespective of the pay for their own services, c-xhibted - a willingness tn ralvp thi' mon^y n<re^ neenrtr fn t.ui AfV Mta nrffynlni-.-f EVfi' ' thormnm, in evei-v distant wlicin there was a misunderstanding. wher< a person ^ad trxhibited-and the judges erroniously awarded a prclhium not called for in tho catnlog, the association invariably paid the aware}, ^And where it required a certain number of competitors to enter_ a coin - Jietition to merit a certain nrizc anc' the require'ment was not met, the association paid the prize, in marty-ir ^stances ^JusC as if ' the~~full require - -meats huU laum filled." - If we call the nstml nttendnnce an the usual exhibit? or above the rec BIG OB. ORE! ' ^.Vj IS to : out and let's ma inted program s a y be. had. I h tags and/auto bai J ACKSOiV J(?ohHnwl ^.-LL. C> YVILLIAMfry Newberry n i n i iirirrn r? i i ?n . K..- J. &A w i ueiineusviiie REV. A. W. HILL, Aiken, S " I ST LEEVY, Columbia, S. dolls" examined, ter the condition on Wednesday. >m Charlotte, N. < JTV AND SECl m?lh?' Hall, cor. and Drofessional in S. C. that is and B. C. will at m FRIDAY bet ? ; " i Prof. Curtwrigl |vantage, to whor it would be. riners here. Have you one of t requesting Catalogues, Entry ! CKSON, Sec'ty. I (id in both.a "success," then we have > nb misgivings, but ail that has been j cited aJjove and alt^ftaut may be done, wittirh.ihii radius of thought are mere drops in the bucket, when wy think I ol' cheat truer success, viewed Irom. the possibilities waiting development. If"1 the I'iirinei'.i, the unadulterated thing, ~ not the man, who farms in an uptown .;iu^iin ui tuiwu n;uuvcu, ? mi IUUU on his- shoes^ -ami?e?tt'on over his lothes, coiild get from _Iwo to three hundred' 'dollars as first prize in -urn pet it ivc exhibits at tjie Fair, we would be facing a success worthjriiile.'' , , "... - If the thoufeand or ft ft eon hundred dollars State's uppropr^tti&n, Were " olfered""as. premiums to tlie farmefsT .hey would meet the challenge in royal fashion. If thc"asw5cIation will struggle, as w*> believe,It will,,to own its own fair grounds, where a half is kept for your round public gather iogs, where a gallery is provided for painting and other racial works could H)c on exhibition Jit all times, where there would be a stadium creditable and comfortable; "If We would lfet . 'down our buckets where we are," we , wond face a success, the success in his. state, a fit place in'which to * live." ? ?d ? While thinking: of the Fair's mem' tership and its promoters, |hey may u.ver know, fully; it may not be Providence's jdajjiv.-thjit the people hould know, the deeper intrecacies >f life; true knowledge is?intrusted "ro th T55v,~TRe*"mar)y must, move by V.iih, arid to achieve success, the larg t r, ouch a oueeens ns will teause a1 _ Fair's; patron, "to make two blades of grass grow whfcro only one grevf before'' for the Fair's sake; even,the few, scarcely realize the struggles, . the efforts and even the sacrifices _ hat must hp mmlp fnr gnrh nnnnrn. nlishmonts. _ J?: " -?-???L, jSnntn how the Fair has been preserved for His name's sake, and as tp climb to Ncbo's heights (and view 'he possibilities of the institution, we - 'ank hilt'lf It! mtfrful appreciation of ' he achievements of the past and rea lize the glorious hope of a future . , Vif-T-J '"f- '-..r J: / _ 1_ i : jlPA I p A APD FiU XJCI71I/^1V ----JECTIVE, 1 , ^Bk .' i. ' - ' : make the ?tate^ ke a ^tartto-accorr following persons ys, from whom ai en, in addition tl nners. nmark, S C. ?? T. A. X a, S. C. ? KEY. S , S T. ? t--,- MRS. 1 , S. C. . _ W. M. . C. * 1)11.1). e. ' DR. i\I. while the mother-* , the fOthers will b of their children w I i , One Foot and 01 Z., and Education JRITY CO ofX)u Washington and men of the ?tate around Durham.? tempt to thrash ee ween B. T. and V it. Here's where n it will in time cc He Noble Pumpkins on your ca: Blanks and Tags to . . *. ' % So. Car. Colored I 4^4 4^4 a^a a^V j just beyond. We conclude .that the l* South Carolina Colored State Fair tun j be and by right of- its natural en-j Uu dowment, ought be, and we are ItFjn .- < ; ill our belief that it will be South trrt Carolina's greatest institution for ra- tb., rial uplift and advancement: Thru iln will come success. *~. \vi The Fair dates October 24?21). wl Wrkc-for catalog-to- GrcerrTlttekaonr^fa Senetury, 1119?Washington Street^^frr Cdiumbra,--S^G.- 7-*"^ - -??= . . . ?< Wealth of race at low. ? est ebb. negro elks told ? . .?..? ct ..V. O .?Continued-from Page One i-M?^Htts"questionalrewas prepraed by ?T Dr.?Thum'pkins with the aid of Dr. X Frank Walker, of the American PuF lie "Health Association, and was ap iC> proved by Dr. D. B. Armstrong, of 8 the Metropolitan Life Insurance Coni w pany. Replies have already been re_ ? c-eived from 400 c.ities. 8 Reports from 145 cities by the Ne 8 gro Elk lodges, Dr. Thompkins said, 8 indicate that high Negro mortality is jd due-chiefly to the following (?.ttises: g General?insanitary conditions afid failuro of officials to enforce and Ne_ ? groes to pbserve public health laws; ~ complete lack of modern drainage systems in Negro homes and schools, Ij! especially in Southern cities; lack of ^ water "externafly. internally end e ternally", and whole sauare miles of > Negro population without a single .j. bathtub"; the prevalence of "dirty, !?! crowded, unventilated school rooms" X and disoase carrying ratH in the poor ?rr. hpintrsr?' " 'XTnder present conditions,"? Thompkins concluded, "the tubercular !jl Negro hasn't the first semblance of X a chance. It is a marvelous proof of { general health and strength among ! - tt.ogrooD that they liuvi' Sllt-vived at X all;;, ? ? 1 -?When _ihe__survey is it X will he sent, to every public health ofti ' jF cial in the United States, Dr. Thomp kins said, and an appeal will be made '0 Legislatures ?or remedial legis V tatfoffr ~ ??^ - y -'-New York Heraldt Tribune. < .*? \ - v r-3d ?t" < 'V- %V <>%' *1 OF *- ? i better place in iplish so grand c obligate thcrni ly information r lie Secretary wi vri 1,1 A MS. Ncwl'crry; S. C. s r, INI. WA.l KElb SunmWrtoii, S. < I.'Iv/1 n.,^rv c n. 4v?un|i;mu?; II. SiMK. <?oitrrtbin; H. C. A. EVANS, CVjtum"I)fa;;?: C. 3 arc having the e conferring as rherugrown up. le Base Ball. E al Congress. rharn. N.- C. wi a l l^ . .AASSCUJUiy wJLI t to piit soma of. Of- course this J tch other. /ilson Hi from c the younger gt )ine to Cc'rrv the * * * > */ r? We pay freight, drayage State r. 'V ' .. . C.olumbit V (Continued from I'lijjc One) ; ' .? _ ' . pre enough to .ucvo'minod'atc* and rttlroinf jTtatiiy tltOuTniuls or sboc~t ors. look and~~enjoy will be i tirivili'f'Y*" fit' sill wlii"? <luill: nw??l Wi:: t'htv'. M' ;.1,I I- unity .to ? mess the inter-sectional classic tub i.i <!c-t intd to "be filled .. with mils and n.?.u-ke-.i by spectacular pc.rnrrTrm^zz' 7 - * ^~T PO OOO 0 O'Ov 00 OOO OO.O O OOO 00 OOO/ Jcr Economival No othe r ar offers sue of beauty, power, utility ai - Tbp r:<r\i ir ----- wur Central Chevr 1223 4 lamp Con A ve. vOv^'^vvvvvvvv ?* %/ ?* .* ?? f\ *??'??V?J? IMIY.I'.IAI.DI Prescription ?LI 05 W?i7iI\iiiL>ton " , ,,'t jE.ver\'thing.carried in a " PRECR1PTICNS C We call for and del -?: : ? ' VUUKS FOK IMPERIAL D1 1? *?. ? 2-t jr? A . I _ ;r i.t I I ?^ .1 I ^ m mm I |-| I I ttwdnry September 24,, 1927? UR' - I : . ? : which to ' m obje<5t. *> ' * . ~ . 2' selves to Y especting Y 11 furnish % i '. i ' wMs ! . : ' ' '"' ?: ?t , r-??W?-? r^V : ' ? _ Y ir "beau J* ; to how . . * ' x ? , ^ y ixcursion f V i 11 meet at % sets with $ r ^ the busi- ^ ' s the day??. ?. V. T j ommuni- t sneration,- -; t Fairs to - "f7 '' ''' ' ' >?r I /A ' '' and expressage ./ - - : ? ? | : : ' '. \ *'.*". ?//V ' ?' ! ED. F. DAVIS . EXPERIENCED , MUSICIAN Teach or of All Instruments TTavm ony-.Lessons for Advanced. I'upilu,?A4+^!?Arranging?for??: Instruments ,5 ~ ~ : : music, "sttibitr~ 1311 Barnwell St. Phone 7380 COLUMBIA, S. C. ~~ ~* ^ , ? . hnr/ntint* /. ' 8 . . |aj^ -I? :h a striking combination g tid economy. ;! >E $625 , F. O.B.FLINT olet (Company \ C'v-oovoooooooooox'oo^aoc'oaoj | foG STORE !? . : . . f t t Druggists :: JM. i'tione 7220 : first-class DrugStore )LR SPECIALTY. iver Prescriptions. 'service;-?~ ~ IUC STORE , " iggaM