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3 - r $ =? PAGE FOYTIt:- ITT ? U|p ^alm ." wi ? ' 1310 Assembly S Business and ? Entered at the Post Office at Colun Ac: of Congress. " "Y" ~.'T";.. - ^ . suBSi : One. Year $2,' . S.ix .ninths - . 1> t Official Advertisements at the rate The Leader will. publish brief ar "interest when they are acco thtndfathurjt and are not of ..... ti. .itfii ations will. not. be not ? v rvthrucU; ; *? . Y.: /7 KEM Checks. Drafts and Postal .or Exprt io ine oraer 01 K.T FKF DLKlClC ... J. B. LE WIE J. . L. :?L.: \v. KuANK WILLIAMS i ?- HE.N11Y ll>. I'EARSON L^Q. II.--HAMPTON Cbnuguuiuations' intended Tor th . . should reach the editorial do k of day of each week. City news, loca! day night. ~ 'COLUMBIA, S. C.," SA , ? * noss JOKsrjUE The Honorable Joe \V. Toll) ( htafrmahvrend. in fact, the al Carolina. takes his pen ,in han ing the benighted Negroes o: thought they be?'he undertak ing a letter to Hon. 1L J. Day ent, and National Committee pears' elsewhere in this isjsui news. item appeajjjig not onl, in most <?t" the important color by the Associated Negro i'ri Hflairs inLthi.s State was adnv says ih;i( delegated have been that was-a delegate to cither ( Carolina." That statement, ] faithful as the promises of th trustful Negroes?witness \vh then what he did the next daj Two tickets have been rei Committee's Secretary, Ro.y-0 by-hrrm ah acknowledgment llhciv is na eontestownot, butItional HepubjfaTi Committee-! _ jyt.t oiie too, TlTe like' of which If he wilb tod), read the list of maybe he wilt change his mir were delegates. . 'T IwV ''IirS<s*" "tlin speak of was not a delegate t volition- in South-^rttrolfntfc?-& 1L .oil" W ell that will t> miHec to decide. "Boss"-Joe ] - ir- r.ih Carolina., but he is Coh.nilpre. Of course the "I: Collinibia, rented a room and h ! j>! vvJi.l t In preclndl and them good pay if they just v w ani^hmv favorable to. him. lite i that nmht in the'same roomt i : additional inducement to do dinner" wore giv.CTi to eacb?of ?= tel?arid'what a d0gradrhg~7ng own eyes.? ? ''These three fellows (Fred \ spiral with three white ones y t Tonal Convention, one colored. . South Carolina: What we did .whites .as delegates and we Sc ? st erne white ns a+ternates at Iar ^N<av, s(j(; lio'w cunning tdie^j <um aimo. are Negroes, while "We" (me? think that was right. Ego, "\V - wind 11 ? i iI > 11? "tVllou-w" And what a champion of Net ? would iif)t,awrito such stuff as I", : - intelligent Negroes- of this st as well as the. "Uoss". He kn he had left'the domain of'fact tioii of a 'earthing ntind, I'ayjj Frederick the "1 toss^Csavs, delegate at large, hut he, mad , that wore iip.t?alvepublicans and r elected froinfthe county to sti ho, the* *Boss" is rigid. His i<j .. . is a Negro that has neither tl . the decency to resi jt is dirty ( , 'hey" was allied with-ccrtainty fail for his'promise of a free - ^ dm-as he sa 10 norwou 1 ct 'theydJT , ' times en^hernistieally raifcd "f "K^erytiling is going- fine .c%\r:jiu;Hs me i?(iss." Uh, how a bunch of-dclegates that will Comrpfttc'fcfhan, Then two yc methods with practically the i vent ion and ho "elected" State 1 pio'tv. Iff th'it "uv. mil '"who we favor for nomination.' /ce<uiv'\ he won'i say so in the I ?-? hav^Tire-proof.-'- ?? r TG NOKA N1 The Light, a weekly newspap for Quite a while in an eclipse Week. It comes forth belching time the object of its billingsgat Bishop.or the great -A. M. E. ( one of South Carolina's most si denominations?I)i\ R. W. Man the Bishopric.in his'church?t scrying and fitted for this higl ment means anything. But, ways The Light: in ignorant, woefully so, does can't preach? he is a tearful f ___ A JiHdLrerord of thhi man w he is. t A college graduate.frpn Stuth?4irihcipal for 9= years-cf ' . \ /~ " ^ . 1 . .. I^U. ' v-^ . etto Ifoaher EEKLY , street, Columbia} S. C. Editorial Phone 4523 ibia, S. C.f as second class matter by an JRIPTIONS ~~ V 00 Three Months* I $ .75 36 ' Single Copy ; V .05 allowed by law..;. ^d rational letters on subjects of general mparrred. by the frames And addresses of a defamatory nature., Anonynrous com. ;iced. Rejected manuscripts, will not be ITT AN CES ;ss Money Orders should bp made payable 4he Palmetto. Leader _ J_7, - -1 - Editor .. _ Fraternal Correspondence ^^Correspondence: .-'- --r? " ' .d current issue must, be very -brief, ant. rhe. Palmetto Leader not later than TtiesIs, personals and social news, l^y WednesTUIIDAY, MAgCH-31,1028 ITXEB?FOR JLOWUKN ' ert, National Committeeman, State II round Republican Party of South (1 to write. Tired no doubt of foolf South Carolina?few in numbers es tomfool a wider audience by. writis ...Editor of_Lhe Athuita Independs man for Georgia. The letter ap>. .The "Boss" took exception to a* y in the Atlanta Independent, but ed weeklies two- weeks ag-o- sent out ;ss in which the true condition of irably depicted. The honorable Joe 'elected and "not a-eontest oi- protrie t or statu at large m>tti anyo'helistrict or State convention in South however, is about as accurate and ; as Bos*e to his all too baby-like and at he promised at Orangeburg and r in Spartanburg. Eh, boys 7 )orted to the National Republican. . West, as" having been elected. Jtnd has been sent., Boss Joe can fcay if he wi 11 read t tile-rules of the Na~ ne will'loarn that there Is a contest" he has never met in his lonir reiirn. delegates at the State Convention, id about whether or not these- men. nov ( meaning N. J. Frederick) you o either State <>r._any district coh-i either Avas L. A. .IfTTwkiiis, nor Joel e a question for the National Comma-y be the whole* Republican party not t ho u-hnlo N'.'it imiil 1 RVpnhlir-m 5o*s" does, not tell how. he came to ad the Neeroe.s marched ii'im-i ward- by ward and promised j rould not vote for the attorney or ' Iocs not tell he paid his faithful ofTi nor yet does he mention how as an 1 his dirty work, "ticKets for a big " the bought, chattel at- TavWs bn. lit Was thaH? We srnvdt~v."itiV51fr : ' " ' ?X' . -r"~ erick, 'Hawkins. and Jackson) con" to send as delegatus to the Naand three white men-at large from I .was to send two colored and two . int as alternates three colored and go from South Carolina. bo is ri-edei-i, !.-, " t all whites as delegates?and they tning himself, a white man)didn't o.se.nt two colored and two whites. 'frees "Boss" Joe id TliuJ-^toss" hat to a South (Tirollna paper. The ate know the "attorney" too' well ew when he was writing that rot, s and was basking in the imagina^! lg his further res|ieci i n A ty/h-Mey ' The attorney wanted Jj* go as a ! e the mistake of going with meii. therefore none ol' his bunch were tte or district conventions." May ', left' of a South Carolina Republican ie courage to differ from, him nor j lollars. The men th;it the "Attor , 'differed from him and refused to trip to Kansas r|rv if they ypmlrl | 3 bought by [nm With moqey somcSxpense Monov." . j in South Carolina'- triumphantly j ' fine! lie "has, as lu> Ialmred for, , 1 vote for him attain for National | lars hence,. he will use thbosame 1, sana* delegates in the State Con-1j ChajrTniwi. Jle tfiink's he is sitting , 1- tell alTYull eftH"- in Kansas City, ' j ' MyTtnows, h" is fm- l."wd"n nt' '-j )apers,.but he is. We know it and i -o?? **$r DR. MANCE" t er edited by Mr. C^ G. Garrett, hut J venom and itbusc as usual. This ' > e is a,prominent and distinguished \ \ .nurcn?mshop John Hurst?And t iccsesful ministors^lrrespt'clive of j t ce. Dr. Mancc is a candidate for i he A. M. E.-aftd is certainly do- 11 natation, if a i ucoid for acdiiove^T ana: moans good nrb)ja.)ilv hut ).< not even know his English?he' ailure as a speaker. ??f? - < ill ehoVv you Just how "itoyoraht" " a one of the best colleges4 itrthe r a' ritirgraded school; a most 3uc- p ?rr . ;. w. " v , tv? > t * "*. * * cessful pastor of the importa Charleston. Because his recorc churches, he was promoted to Beaufort District from this po! dency of Allen University. Ui lege reached its highest eminen of students, the size and qualit; of work done.. Indeed, it was r Department- ^ thn lunrling f(d teachers. While president-^ ciaticm thoCrght so well of him i as its president and viewed, hi as tine a line of testimonials. 1 educator".by white educators a.< ni,an .has ever had or possibly State. ; For 16 years the Knights of I Of . the best Negroes in 9nnth r by electing him as one of its 1 when* he was temporarily out o This in brief is what "ignora ister, educator and citizen. Oh. what mif$" he jiot have accon wonders for a such as The Dig. in South Carolina tens of tbmi .throughout America* o The great. A. M. E. Church \vi suc'cessml, clean minded arichac right thinking South Carolinian OO.O.Q-a-^u.0 C- O O d Q Q vQ Qv OQ QC'O.OjO/ 3. . ?? ~i M v2 1 Pointed Points l I $ By George A. Singleton ^ ^ a&OO\e$C\vjCThe Weekly Text: Rejoice greatly U (laughter of Zion;.shout, U daughter ol' Jerusalem: behold, the King .oiueth unto- thee: hu is just, and hav j nig salvation: lowly, and ridintr tinoi -rm?m-r;?(nKl.'Uljon a "colt Tlu7 l'oal o. an ass. Zeebariah 0:0. V A I.enteit Meditation. | . .The hour at last arrives when .In I sus at the head of his disciples' en I ITS jci'lKnliliii ? l.<> O : i r> v??v- vivj ui t'uvia. Di' Tiind stretches a brief life of self forgetful service'which was not full) appreciated because of the ignoranci if his lieoole. Rut.Oal-hovv fruitfu and inlinj t e 1 ^ rworih w h ile - we re h i; .efforts in spite of the fact that lit had piped them; Without their, having .danced. At once the crowd was wit! Him, and becoming disappointed, left Him.. Humanity is so fickle. Ever *+h?ug i i - He, had'-'advised Uiein of hi; impending sutlerilie and execution hi: -Jamnediatw -followers?strtt?hjU'borc' gleams of Messiai\i<#4?expectation Their outburst ot' acclaim .during tin on, i amy Into Jel'Hsalem' was an ex prcsijsiOn of what junl boffin lmtrto*rnr iu'tlkdr nibuls lor a long time. Dowr fmm-thc trees' "the" brake branches they waved palms; they cried hossannas and hurrahs; Thy.. loiig-cxpeeted King is coming. The kingdom.; .Judah and Israel div ided, for. centuries are now to bo nnitvwl inrt/L-%. fh.. headship of- Josns. "He is going to make us h mighty nation'like the Romans., The mighty Deliverer is cuine, 'Hail to the Chief." ' ?The people were gloriously happy; J-esus must have been deeply moved us?lie- lookctt into- fheir huarfs and read the longing of their- ile4icr?natart's._ Especially was-Me impressed \vhen lie thought of the trying hours through which he was destined to pass. llie-veiy cri'Uil that w;is lniwiiitg -him"t"o the skies fo<iuy, tonioriou 'uoidil i\.\ .'J'.wvay \Vith him, erueifyhiu, c'rueity him!" Whenever a m't uanct ty ine music yf the pi'iKihicc, but attempts ty blaze bis path where' highways never ran, rw !i though they be for "Ihehest interests of the- group, well might he prepare to walk his' via dolorosa. It is so easy to go- along with the comir.on pack, anil."gallop with the gang" W hen .you do so you. will he called "hail-fellow-well-met." Josms Was lot a gangster; He was.not a hard nan, but true to' lfls conviction bore His i l oss. ? -- - - ... ?Today thuusawls-.of Christians't\vill parade thcfiiselves jn new garments ijid wear sprigs of palm. Many will lot t hink it Palm Sunday unless^they lave'them,. but after all, is it not mire important: that wo ever cherish n our heart of. hearts the significance jl??Jesus'?t-r+Htvndml?enti y?hrtTJ JlT usalem, and better still his trum nai entrv .into our lives ? If oife ooks ul it from this anglc_icdoe$ not xuil; or whet her--he-- wearg tF sprig "of mini or. not, for while man js looking il'ion the outward appearance God is noking upon the heart. Whom had Mm ialitor |il't'tTsTcJ God or man? Tf~ 'ou -would this woelj enter Jerusalem j vit.lv. Jesus,- prepare for denial, beraynl,' (lethsemane, trial convietionJ he via cruris and Aiken. Clod help is in the midst of life's si i iifiphm; ) 'retension and jdllini-toU.hinle-efHJtrs^ hiners. ' ^^billot. few da.i.i .iku' tills writer and his ,'.dy registered to vote in the confiffif lection^ It \vas_J"f'"rffntinF to sVe ow the people fTock^yl to^-hc ptoce ofl e; i tuition. Then mora rocehtjy hel ttended .a precincT rally. All the nt church 'at> Georgetown^ then | i'.as a-pastor of these two large]1 th<* Presiding Eldership of the-1 sition-he was called to the presi- 1 nderi his administration this colce up to that time in the number y of its faculty and the character egarded by the State Educational inol of thp -stHfe q<? a h-niiWir of Allen, the State Teachers' Asso-J is,an educator, that it elected him s leaving tlie?State witlv regret.feta acasonyT>r.-Mance was given or hiy work and standing as an ^ well as colored as any coloredd will ever get?certainly in this| Pythias?an .organizdtion of 18,000 honored Dr. iMance Grand Officers, holding him even f the State. % nt" Dr. Ma nee has done as a ming Dr. Mance 'were not ' "ignoran$y" iplished. He-certainly- harf dorto Ui 1 -?- ~ 4ii suys ne is. jviay uod raise up sands more like hint and millions l:': L " L 11 in^ie-wise suffer by electing, this ting man ta the bishopric, ana alH is are praying for his success. > candidates came bv to place their. J wares on the political market. They J feel that inasmuch as their olhces are 5 aiven by the people they are responsi? Die to the people. This is as.it ought | ho throughout America. The ballot j is our weapon. It is our weapon.in r Detroit; it is our weapon in I'odunk. J Religion by itself will not save us; wealth or education by themselves j ' will not save us. All must he com^ bined. . But this does not amount to ' 1 a row of. pins if we think \vt are in- j I ferior and do not- want what oilier: -~pi'6ple want. Tf ^pi~ eTat-s' is" or third, if .we "-are"of the hnt-in-the : hand variety and still dominated with j slave fear and slave psychology, if otir 1 ~ placeTTs' in the Jim-Crow section and" Buzzards* Roost, if we do not ap-_ preciate the freedom which our forefathers purchased with their blood, r if we are content, to lien > < ' j * :th unpaved streets, nm? pnm- living conditions, if We are .content to have I short -school terms with ptforly e- , ^ quipped teachers, if we think segrega' tion and discrimination'are what God | intended for us, if we think black less than* white,- if we think there is.l _ no virtue in the ballot, are not-in-' ' terosted in our wives and children, then we_have _uu_ worry] WVH srrrg-1 and pray, live on hay every day, bye 1 ' ; and bye, we'll eat pie in the _sky when " | we din.?And'while wo me liyii.;'." a ^[iHliml. .glory--in-tomr. whi'y wain hea\y itolden upon o ir 11-heads, eatinganif drinVmgTwiih i ' thing to do. but rest, our posterity I ^ will still be here fighting the-iipmvn>v : I antagonist. If that is -your eonci-p- ' r tion ol' the ballott and soeiaL-iteiu ~ I beg to disagree; if.that's your -1-'>?1 linn Of, heaven I would not I a v ..' Nathaniel Frederick. ^ From a distance wo have watched 'I thy stalwart editor of the Palmetto ' \ I Leader lead a most strenous light for ' manhood rights m the rank's- ol' the i j liepuldican party in-the State. Per-. | djinp^ it w as the most "ijlreii'iu i :1 jnee? freedom, lie is to be commended.4i 1 ajl reports, are true the race missed ,<i great opportunity. It 4s a sat' com--' i 1 nitntury upon imi intelligence, .when \vc consider run- inmilmiv in tin1. .'ire i and the many schools we have, and jj hundreds of eh in ches, to think of l ie- (j i ing led- around with a ho?ok in our ^ gills. But the sad thing about^ it^ all | alone, so far as the young eitucaU d $ Negro is concerned. If we. can rnft 11 I ttet help from the vouth of .pur group" i ' then we are doomed. Ml'. -Frederick I ('the fi^ht is hopeless iLthe c6lleg,? ? trained fellow'S^and the high school j lads at'e not with you. But. I believe conditions will ultimately change/with' j the advance ethreaiioiu r.ut-- hook? | learning," but education. The .under- j taker will also play a very impi ri.iut j role in the drama of progress. The 1 socially unfit is Just as sure litni- I nation in the .process of evolution as ? -the physically unfit. The fittest v ill | , and must survive. Honor to whom Tit is due. Mr 1 j Frederick has fbught valliantlyl lie I I must have made -Krmnrtr eiK'inidr-' in t it g j conflict, but'every great, man has. to j contend* with "boast.* .it I-'.ph"-"- | lWhen re is dead his place wtttd.Y hard to fill. With long re.so'ui.ions i we will sound ' his praises, but ho, i npWi ., THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB __ ; Georgetown; S. C. k3 The Cosmopolitan Club held ii^.B regular meeting on last Tuesday night at the (now) beautyul and spaoiouf* homo of Mr- and Mrs. Hugliie K. At "kinson. Duke direct: We> n ??fc.'lar onoe Hemingway and James A. <_\y;o lina Jieing. the hosts. A1' very Wj.jy-' idth^ cVejitgg ppjmt. ...This Jrn-4-, noss part of the 'maUwjff boiitg j.ver, the* members spent one?hour?iffplaying progressive whist. j \ . < <T ' v ... . r t . i .. jjy.'-)--:. ut-li lihs lieaimu more and more ap- t parent with the years and experience. ^ . Let us look . at this-, through the ^ e.ves of the modern young nfhrried ^ uan,who thinks he has made a mis- , , , , ' . - t k . li ake as the.selection oj a mate is conerned. For example: ?. ^ MaiV and Ralph: have been married for three years, and those" years to j the outside world seemed?to hav.e I t< tk n .happy, but a kind :of waning is L Veming to take place, and no one' tnrow* the soviet, but this is the rea oti, as lie tells it-to his friend: ^ lie Tikes the out-of-doors, likes to k i).(Oul his?- evenings, among the birds jtl tul bees, the . flower.*'and ties, with J' He likes .to spend some of his eve- c nines in the'library, which it has takin years to complete,. with the great nd .prulific souJs of ages past?he * likes literature. a While, she, though beautiful anil Uy ! a i.n'ted, craves only the bright lights!'! ' t* thir? mnnv iltnf ?li?f * lw? . L!' LTi-nt picirnpnlis?she is A. jn?7-nyan- JC Sac. The unly literature she ever rends are- the latest pattern sheets Sl '.nd dar.ee advertisements?.for the li- 11 rai:y, she. has no time. In the meantime, howcVer, an in-! ^ eHect has stolen into his life. This! -S1 Meu' found CiitPpanion loves to spend [ a her evenings among the wind-blown | 0 ;.a4wiiw.., v, f-.vie A he'tiger lil!ies_Jrft~f^ *'iPir fragrant heads -4o-~th<7 tender j kiss of the laecke?she loves nature.] ? Dowpiui ;ho fmtiithut mhe. has tu mo-?^ r -if ? ?-r^- 4-. hn.l flwi n| ,-hn f....+ n _a :i- lot of ple;j^ur^-in doing so. When ' is 1v.'?.(,',Ja liogk of some kind is; .wayv near luf?she loves literature:! sl :ow similar the tastes. at . While her husband is just like his ^ , i:.v.^-oaiiWLg- lor - nottdng especially ~c' i.'i-t nnd flasks?jww' alike " vjr" condition. . . t? And iI:o re. ult? -.Why it is just as t( ,nj stude nt of mental philosophy or 'r ytjr human nature would expect; c< hey hep, in to admire each other be- w .m?e com pat ability is a parent of ad- K sanation and Love, platbnic love. They adnii-t c is'irh- othw-V taste and ;" ^mmBsamsaaaBMsgmammmmamBm ten r*MAN Verv Jtat "Corner Taylor & Standard asoline and Mot Quaker State and VeedofC Greasedr Grankcase Servic Radiator Water. Ladies' Rest Room Courteous ummmmmmmmtmmrnmmmmm -f ' i i 11 ?- A "" ' a * * *" \ * ? V ' ' ' * * . , . * ' _'r ....... ?*n'-*' ? ? * ^ -> 1 * ? On Tuesday, March 27tj, at 8 p. m.. al lliis club will present a drama in o| lour (4) acts "entitled,!; "A Noble b' Outcast," at the Howard High School j> Auditoriumv -C'. Shei'gldtou Browne,*. IMrrctor."; ~"" ' . P1 At Lvthel A. M. E. church, at the j regular Sunday .School liour on last Sunday this Hub's'. Quartet rendered c yi?ry pleasingly twta selections! ^ I'll e-^ quartet is composed of Messrs llig^ins Hhue, James Ilessellien, blither lluytuu_alul Janies it. Jones/ ? "MODERN OBSERVATIONS" " r By Joseph \ . Baker p ' ' " ' ~ P ?? Arc They Cjullty? A well knbwn writer once said that g "Love ' that has nothing?but beauty to cure its ills, is short-lived, and apt tb die of ague fits." ; T . .. './ ^ WW* impression upon" nie, for it habits place in my. scrap book under date of February, T924ji while L was still in high school, but its iron clad , 4,I*" "IL.iii i PI u MI ?t I 1?'?' ? *'? '?f 1 ". ?5 -Saturday, Mareh-?*y-ifrg8 bility.to appreciate the better thing's r life.' Their MINDS ARE IN LOVE ut their bodies remuin true to their ledges. '. ".. WTiat the writer and a host of other eople would like to know is "ARE HEY GUILTY." In the opinion of the Great Creative pirit, which is the vibrant foreo of race and nature that they love, "ARE ^ * HEY GUILTYT7^ We know thatMo a certain sect holier than thous'K this/is sin, but his same sect can see no h&rm in uinous gossip;, not to these but to iodorn ' people, people with minds, eople with tastes the question is lie^-ARE TMIF.V r.TTIT.TV? ?' ' ? r - * OUTH CAROLINA HAS NO CONTESTS IN G. O. IVRANKS [on. Joseph W. Tolbert Writes Letter Corrftctihfe Article Tfcat Ap- r *" peared in Last Week's Independent. The following'letter front the lonorable Joseph W. Tolbert, Na- . iunal CuiiuiiiHeenian fOf~Bbuth C'a ~ ? olina, is published for the purpose f correcting an article that appearfl-on?the th'ant?imge ef Independent 1st week, which fas sent to us as news story from the Associated legro Press: *. i Ninety-Six, S. C., Mardh 10, 1928. Hon. B. J. Davts, Atlanta. .Ga., ' - . Dear Air. Davis: ' "You eertanlly have been badlyDoled about the South Carolina State Convention. Your paper speaks of n upheavalin South Carolina Repub van ranka. \vHieh is not true. We ' lc\ vn delegates and eleven alternates i the Republican National Conven-. < ion at Kansas City, Mo.. June 12: 928, and not a contest or protest of ny kind from any district of any ny.kind from any district or state at ii'ire from an., one 't.h.iiwas u Holo. ate. to either district or state con-. -. ontion in South Carolina.. ^ "The attorney you speak is was not delegate to. either state or any disriet conventions in South Carolina. !. Jackson. These?three fellows cor.-. "either was L. A.. Hawkins nor Joel niivd with IhLee white ii 111iri tri inrl * 'delegates, to?national convention, no colored and three white men at irg-e TroTn South ^Caroltnh. ' ' : ? What we did was to send two colred and two whites iris delegates and " O) cent- n^-altct nates Unec OblOVOd Mil imp whiut as nlturnaUM at largo em South Carolina.- No dissatis tion nor disturbnee except by a nail bunch that were not delegates t all' to any convention held in- South arolina in l'J28. The attorney want1 to-go^as delegate.at large, but-he ado tile mistake of iroing with mon ? tat were not Republicans and thcre>re none of his bunch were elefcted om the county to state or district inventions. We will tell at l'oll call ho we favor for nomination by the "V anasas Cify Convention." " ' '-'i.tin -vv.-rr.>n.n..n? ? Atlanta Independent. en For ~ ?* ??*?. . . ?. ; ? less ' 13,. DARD ICE ION Gregg Streets ior Oil?, Ewo^Mobiloih? *:i? r wt i i i '"?i vara wasnea ana ?1 e, Free Air, Battery and - , 12. Prompt & Service ? 7; '