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C., SAT L I, Clarence Dan'QW, iho eminent lu Avay'koueri u. iiigeisoii; ina ai ih&t L-i?%i>p.s i.iul ether.1 o:.oivers- ut vile, tiuie is'nu ii:iic,.iui0.ciUuce ahcl fa iujuilciiUft' MjlUilCA ii-CH Vu.ll 1110 t ill Victor li.r^or. .so.nu .si. ir.cnihelk<(d.:ui^iU iiiam i-u.vik- h liKlt ii-.o iv*.t OUitlti M.v-p i..' ; 'the;- iUVCi.C.1! J ... * iHi.l' v i il ' v. ngery. Oi (.Lur-t, i u .-iiv.; .i:i\v V.-..1 ' . Li;;ia\tuuL;ii. labile i.cr 'i-. lean in? *. rc?uiii:g Avail- other nulfenk.' . "* ;e .;yo Sor.lfwv-awni l.'ui , . Ill ' ' 1.1 1 j - .. t. (: i Y,t tV. ' L\i ' ? y.i.li Iiov.yrd'.IJt.Herr-ily./ ?o tar . race 1 ii.t s, eu*? as tho-)4t-*Uit? ?U' liic.se IcMCC t jligiiil..-'. I,.ivl Oi vi'.i.'i vti t. U.i. jj. 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As><Aiatea Negro. i'res ^ poiuiu curiam que'.-n.ongfas To the a iiie ngnis unci wcu-aiu oi' liic Negn the oi Llit' liicil undressed, KepuUic _/J he y)uiiktt's are-.tjicy arc nut gbiuf] Wna^H^ujnu 11 aniouiiL lb V* W nu i. c tcriOUSlv'' I.V llln.f ; 1. i j : i 11-1 i , v ill Urica io bi'it"ccTi.a?h.y .ho Ncgi ? Warren U'aruui s hou >t ?- lw-. .. taniouaie shy's in quite biiierent; ir 1* ' ' '?- > " : 1 1 ' T '' 'I 1 y ilM'n : bout ii; what .can he dune. about i up the.dnkdsh prattle V U s liOc tali with questionnaires. i-.iv , . , . .-L-.C " ONOW, A COLOllLD I.ast \yeelw_he country was snot a ^ixs. a.aii aiari.n 1>. Jiudden t:i Li "C O.pj'l C-: ai-UJi . K.Lq.tll 1 e^ll c-ClliCU - . ^ - * L -11. 2 _ t -.i?'4. C>0 yixill. i* 1 iLUjit 1 1 llL. Uo ail *. ?? i r?>Oi ivi j'.ai y. uuio and usi \ O'tvivs Oi LiliS' U., die I VvUlitd libl d -i subfile?ci.e t-tttrr~Lii.'iL rrx*~~mrc n ... iiicii .?,eing in cuiigix'.-is waa Huiy __LilL-gie.v?-i.'.aii diav.imi Vdis leiiohiiu o i or an at;ie_.axicd-^d'iJiig c i.iu L' gi'QS:d.n?Ul aiaonea s eui eel' n> xmlou tied luaii-isiioirna jSUcecoa iiini. j-u tiiel snowed goed yen.-e and wist AlaUuen, so win they ."hew. dp. in el to.oieti mam in iuet, I'ney would tlHie ails i iilliC U noil ivc^nii.i i-ilCl Nbtiojiai vuvtinimeiH. .'Alio gpiiei . ... i-Q web r.fii'.'i,l,e. litat lining ut' the" ??d hp it; only tor t'"1 p'm ii-n. hiuoi ul liijls ']nw.ka;if to tj-i* "further ?bharutter,'iine'ingeine and couiagi rescntaljvcs will' lie given. sonn.Uii ....J? my, Ihby will not i,e abnto fet i?i?people ol 1 ho country pay lor. -TVft 7^':hieago,-ikcro\?jvdu:diye\;n.'-id-oni>t' ^ork. it's row the c'Olorcd phbpl cb'd its part when t here was n free 4- ' ''V" y\y 'Vv. /nlf fcn'K' s' o 2 o g " , I Pointed Points I f tij A L..*\L>7~^ ' ' o ^ . aoo-o^ocrc-ocjo^oi:^:--: vc-vv-t-oc-o-j Q ?-?-?The weekly 'fextc Honor thy moth?^ cr. Exodus 20:12. , . 1 ' " ' .. Ii The month of May brings us two t : significant (lays?Mothers' Day and w Memorial Day. Carnations will be ei ? / . . .' u IGgajter ,Y V .: : Columbia. S, C. ?-..I l>W.kK? 1"0?? . ttl7 .? I1UIIC lil.o ?1 < ' ^ v> --- ' 5. L? as ^t'l'oijn class mutter by an 'ihrge Momhs $ .76 Single. Copy -A .06 ru by-law.-. 1 ' -*"y '*" h?u 'letters on .suojects- ol general e.v; i j .no' 'names :uui aii'ilresses^oi U.ry nature-. A nuny* minis- com; i.'ejevivii manuscripts will not. be sella i.oy \)r>i> i> 1 oT.^ be made payuble aimetto Leiuior . . . v . . yl~" 7T~1 Afidito'r' Kraternai Correspondence wIa. Coi^dsponaeiice .NeWg tditof -.1. : ...IT..'. Manager J Tni l uu very ii-iieiy and., .unoim iA-atmr'pui inter ilian1 i'uea-t -ui.ais aiTu"toeiai news, by ?eunes;DAY, MAY 5, 1028 Avycr, may be an agnostic as' , ,i*e i*nbbetitT Christian than l.o.v.iy ..Namirono. 'in iii^heart j .c.abpivjudiee. The gospel he ibliUii religion as taught?but '9 ' . ' . * . of Con gross 1'ioni Wisconsin, | 7T;ir.Oifl in Congress. He says ? 5 i K wi'.tn ihey said tliat Jaw to eml ihis specie of savpa-s. America is not yet civn raid- irohcr thaii-thod' ail4 in *' .' . . v v.rsity*!s debating .team had a i tidy a .'debate was pulled oil' no cite has yet'heard of any white' s-Utdojis sittiiig their i%crs. * " ' s oUlcers of the law are more by .fraYo accidents than when sr i ei>on." Not long ago a man | v. as i niy shooting at the moon j or oliicer stumbled and almost j nU >' a ball from his pistol in ow wiio was'guilty of nothing. > \\ ci^fuviiaVt shooting directly * ' ' ' ' .. ' ) u' a OTenl and, -inink-lie.is. But one thing is eerlio mind covering dp his rnabsc-i \ anec oi the 1-lth and 15th e a,- to the I41 l-i, by applying ' \btuc i.as always been a, poor liONNAIRES. , 77 - eli to-.propound "certain queV lent to all supposed candidates W hcti" ? i|:- i< satisfied with j noticed, only lie knows. Re;s took it upon itseif to proittitude of candidates touching * as a citizen; To'this day, not an or Democrat, has answered. ; to answer. Even if they did, amiidat.es say anyway is taken 1'i lie ways oi politicians. That o v\ ho-remembers Candidate bin what a iTesident does. But uT, iunu's going to be done aIV Nothing. .Why then keep v thaCs needed anyway." Away CONGRESSMAN eu by Die sudden death_of Con;icago. r or tiie past 21 years a uiMi iet which . is now ever: wan a square shooter as \vell: Mil Longios-nntn, .the colored isplaee. mhi lor a colored man, y oi a colored man or^cdlomT recognized. Only last month aied lor another term, winning i-ett-eanihdaio. hhrc how Cdnl oy death: i>y ftltmeuhiTacoInt ;is the "Negroes of th#t dislom m retain.ng Congressman letting hn upstandfrig and able be foolish not to do s'o. ,The rbct again- oe a real par,t of the al made of Ooneressman? poor iehows think themselves a ling the Negro or proposinghumiliation. With Njegrgqa-at j llrtie, may.be, these misreprig reaUyJ-Orfchink.about. Cer^ away with much bunk that the ci' a' colored- Congressman from dibit Louis, Missiohri, and New e of the North's time. South ballot down this way. It-Can <t \ i i v OX 1 ST s. rn, bofli* rod and white. Red for lothers deucL Many readers of thift lothers dead. Many reads of this ilumn wTi not wear the red, but lilie roses. liore is sorhefhinp upon hi li all liny a^reo. Some people o not acrree.with us in relipion,- their o 1 is V>! ours, their creed is stranpre. !hers may believe tft a Christianity f r II re..-1 Hin rui'l ru'r.wwiptiuii, Llu'.i) 'nrrdf m of God may be built upon nes of segregation and- Nordic sure mary, 1 jut. all aerrce with Walape hen be says: "Cod could not be cvryjvhere tfnce, so ho made moth"' ..'' Z : : , , I * ? ers/' . Every man who has ever lived .on the earth has had a motherr ""Here color lines and racial distinctions fade. Love for mother is universal, deep and strong. It matters not how Lad-a person may be or how obnoxious he is some mother's son or some mother's daughter. Some good woman trod the wiritpress alone for liiin and walked through Gethscmane for him or her. Mother1^ luv<? . .abide*, when all other affection decays. Tlmi the years it has-been constant, a steadying factor in human .society If . mother is witlxL us in the. flesh, wewill highly resolve, to make her supremely happy. Give henaJsurpfiso bouquet of pink or' red flowers, if i , ' . L 1, : .1 .?.1 .. sfiu imy crossea uie great uiviut', lei us erect anew an imperishable shrine in. our. hearts, and make our lives a blessing to her glorious memory. MEMORIAL PAY V 1 This day means more to us than a recital of the valorous deeds ot* our>. Soldier (lend whcr fell oil many a jrorv battlefield. At thio time'wo are- giv en .to eloquent speech'and. glorification of ariqs. Musty volumes of history are-taken down and read afresh.: York town Antietam, Carrizal, San Juan/and St..Mihiei pass In rapid review. Memorial Day does not amount! to much if w'e are.not going to profit, by the. past. Why this waste of huinan life?. Why-do we seek to keep; alive those devisive forces which droVeJ stroyed our glorious union? If mon-j unicftts make for the perpetuation of racial hatred then it is best for all of them, along Vith Stone Mountain, -.u-uv i^iuuiiu tu powuer ana uc cast into the midstof the sea. The grcqtcst men of the ages have not been-tho war lords and leaders in destruction of human life and human bondage, bat those choice spirits who. have livul unselfishly and made it more pos?sTble for men to enjoy freedom and 'democracy. Some day a new school o?. historians v*U make -their advent among us and record the doings of the.past in terms of the constructive leader and benefactor of mankind. Does Melnoriai" Day mean somewhat of this to. you ? Will it be the means of inspiring you to contribute | more largely to life in order that the kiddies behind will have a better chance? Our fathers have died that ' we might enjoy the freedom which js ours today:.. Hundreds -of - thousands of bronze lads went across the seas in 1917-18 to Offer their lives in a thinkleSs war thinking their children would have a better opportunity back home. Many came back and piof the lyncher's - rope. Horatio makes the charge that this scribe is too bittert._You will_jren>cm.ber that .when the.war came, Horatio was too young to go. This writer did go. He has marched under shell fire, and has occn in aeroplane raids. The awful stench of the unburiod dead is siill in his nostrils after ten years. lie knows what it is to face, prejudice oi. the battlefield, and be insulted in uniform. Horatio, he knows. WHAT SHALL WE DO? This columnist knows ' what wc ought do. We ought be militantly a.n-pssivn in nuary )>liatn nf tr.ni il 11.'.. until we are regarded as people and not as things. The very Organizatiah that is doing "most for us is tl^cone we ca^c least f<Jr, Of"course It is unpopular. Any movement that tends to clnCnge existing order will ever be regarded as dangerous by the satisfied ruling class. Thc .N*. A. C. P. is our-fighting machine. Tt tights with ballots not bullets. Its pf men. It may not htf^pu^ular wit-] the masses, but its fundamental Ipse* are sound. I ts goal i3 "full~fttid absolute democracy. Any reader of this paper who does not want that and is willing to aid in obtaining it is not fit to live, and the quicker he lies the better off the group will hi* Societies for Prevention of. .Cruelty to cats and dogs may b*? all right for those v.-*;.are able to maintain household pets and provide for thCm above what this group is able to get, but - the real society is that which aimat,-the Provgff?t$ft-?of Cruelty tu"Iluman Beings, the. investing of human personality iwith?-satM-edncssI and bringing in the Kingdom of God, not as the churches conceive It, but aJesus taught it nearly twenty centuries ago. Whtft does Memorial fray mean to you? Ar'o you still claws, or free men? "T ..HERE AND THERE A happy tlffiio in St. Eouis with with four talks, meeting hosts of friehds of war and spt.nr.1 .inyc, ,i;?. ner at the Poro College, breakfast wi iNc m y?! iiiwuut1 ggffig inff, visit to- the. St. Louis Arjrus plant, pleasant auto drives over the city, a view of devastation wrought by the uLufih lttHt y*&r,* Lnmtiei k- trvp phies constitute part of the busy trip iX?ur. scribe made to St. Loui??4ast week-end. These lilies are being writ: ten just after a talk where all of Due West was present and made- us fJ <5 ' , .y | think Ave ."we're in tho "ltabhit?te\\V j a l'iofe.s.-ov \ alcntii.c v,.u;ih1 have cOni- [ t! *ple.ed tho party. . Xc.\i .^aiuiuy' this U | time the cnds p t IiwrrTTrth; wi11 .have j v "General .t-'pnt'm enve.r '1 he i'aimeUo-fo , Lea :tj[' will lvceive tiivuiiyh tl>i:s col- ' ' ! \nnh the.nmip typo-nr rcr.vjcp- which I 'the Dei'einUr has e'^.Va.ii your ac.fcil c j to iiive.i .t i .J .' ? tan";. pv'iy'icrphicnt May ' .* be.win. d at tho Iy-1 l??Va ell. .U nc?'o$* J saiy- , v. i .1 14 A Ni I :'s . o; ? y 7 .. e\> KA iCj?u>jt"cv>yvi?Vii1 Milliin/ f icV.d in >i1urii ..lid's, met;-o U i>- ' latuivli .-?i> i|u? s' l.e .1 ."r -a.c oL"' Illinois ?s tie. tl. . lie \v...o viUvirimtn ot'lhe 1 , Al>i n-priatioii' l'u . ce iu llie Lei?* | iaslu.?(rcJ. - -A?X ^.'W x\ I..| ' > .s . ?yu^i? sevibc \o'iil :<'f hi. t; 1 h .> \-i '.m.u'K'n Xt w la: (iw.'L 1 ..v ivlacg 'yelll J;>: j. u lilted by tho > ait v'.'ii'.rai Cpmmiljec. Xl i . H is said Pie S u.- L- Viae (.iriM'VtJ to I'-LAionAT 37 '- . , y. -v- iio K; g. od. 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I - fi <i> I need no git-alci- comfort ii; ho ? ; y?mal moments of its presence than j esc things?rthe grass, the flowers. .e beautiful dove on her nest, the 1 ' lee of the birds, the rippling song watpr, tho inspiration and courage the trees.' ?r?' ?t?-?; rho'1'ij.tlp cares that fretted me, lost tjfeili yesterday njong'llje fields above the sea/ .uong the winds-at play., uvong the lowing of the hei'ds he rustling of the trees, * . . . .ni ng the singing of the birds, "u hinrrnirng'; of the bees, ue foolish feiirs of what mighlTiap f?n' , .j.f ' t usL Hit in all away mbiig the clover-scented grass, inong tlie hushing of the corn . 'he g drowsy poppies nod, ~~ here ii 1 thoughts die, and good are born, " : ut in t-he fields With Cod." .. . ' j tl i J 'II ?T lAeimeusviiie i\ews . j -Ui *. *Hu..cUa Juhnwun, I\Ius?Sarah /lis. &>nmc Dudley "art' i the .sick list this week. NevV.CJalilee school closed this week th (jdife a .-uccei-s. c m rr - - tfrnt-raiMnaMiii?m MAY QUEEl Given at Sidney Park < jncsday Night, ?? |;CC 1-1*0 'QUC'IIS'{l>* follow I'M' j I'tai The Qipicrps aw as- folic , 7:i 11a t? t - Queen Catherine ^f < | "\\V . '?/. "Cia hi tlTeresya of A-nsi i S.diH-y Park?-Queen Catherine Do I * j . St." T-uke- Qnec ri Isabella of Spar ! St.. lukor-Queen Mary of - Stollnr.c , L:ur?:i I'iv s! vteri::n-r-Queen W.tzal | i .! .. S'c nd Calvary?-Queen Cleopatra J. I'i; - t Calvary--.--Queen Victoria of ' . I-1 1; f.,r.w.iii-i h te list of chare 11r.V. S; fj. \V\I.I. \Be, raster SUMMER Stale Agricultural and I[ ' ? OrcihKebtra r ?* r~ ? ~ ?p N : six wnicKs?.titxe if ( jru-viv-of/b.rcd to Primal ; Schools teachers for renewal ; A lyroval of the State Depi Sljar'artr C'lvtlil 0>ur.<es lead : faculty of specialist " -tri'lV. AC t t iMMnrtATIO: f EAIIE..OOXGENIA h?r Over TOO attended las.i. su ! pedi'd this year. Conferonc ! rAsiis* Recreations. ; * ^.Verilev^nl Opportunity to rai ..S.:ulf<;rrPI'IXIAK CATAU i!. 1 J. it-.. u.rocJor, " *- **?*??* *? *? i|I A A ?* * /? *? ?*? % i% tV % , ' . r ; : ; op The Greenville Si Tea< A SI '.M.MICK SC HOOL IN TJ June 4th?Ji ('n diu ftiv* h em-Permanent 1 of "C.'t'i < ifnatGH. J. 13. 1 IvI/ION", Siato Ajrent : :\V. v. sri.illTl.KY, State S 1 r-Mi.-. 1 'ickcns; Sfoirlnnl A. JOHNS* ? ' . t'i iiicpal Kooher Washfr f?''"rwtl ;.+i l l.od^mfc may lie seoui dolfar:- to two dolhrrs and-fifty cent . Vi"!-L!iyi_un < -Jo four dollars ami ft ai r; v.uy to board +n clubs if they <1 'r i iir a<J Ib-boral ihlorxnation. ?<hh IMS. P. 1;. S1.U KI I , una -A |UOAOOuOO':'''00<>C>OOOob6oooooi ?Summer School i Trent or : HLCINS H;NE IS and CON Si\ Weeks of Five Days K; Helpful Inl \ ax bxrsuATj;Y .ABLE, FACU r The a To'i tod courses of study ; Hoard of Education and] tvlll Toiid' >_ f;)1' ? '''it >vii1 open (!i? way for U . '^llmim'r Inno onniifllt r~ n- rTRs a'-m toward a Beltis Ach< \yh complete the cojirso-'in High '?? *'" ."'ml,. tii c sp ru'hirmo'l' worll, In < domprfary or hiprh so ho , -t;i' /* '' 'ns('.' in Moffrvn Education: --H-..}V?pr,rn:y jmpf:,rt;int t^nt n]] Koi'l "vv?11 hogin at the .... ' . :r: h? i- = u,M !.<> required to furr ( Is and oilier-articles of- Bcrsgnat* iai'K; Tlefristra-tion Foe Hoard for Whole Term 1 In aid Her Wool? , For further information, writ :V\; C ; a. w. Niciio'i; -^oo.<ac'0.omoxic(0^??mo3mcaa "Saturday," May 5, T92S ^ ; .^1 | Dr. McColium was one of the main speakers ut the convention. . Mrs. E. Qook, of MtColl, was thcguesl of Mr.-an'cf Mrs.. Munely, Wed- nesday. . , . rr. . I Rev-.tmd Mrs. Bryant, Manning,. Were in the city .Tuesday visiting Mr. and Mis! J. It! Robinson. . Misses Reed, Robinson and C. D. S. Sander, tiie ' repot-ler, luui a sunrise uip .io.AHvli.oro*County training . . sf'hool. .to witadss the annual contest ' Shiloft lkiptist CFuircK"\t'5s blessed ijun.iay?lo luieo-1 :r^J. jL..park's, presi|deiU. of Morris t'o.lego Miss C. iu McKady is on the sick* fist this wt-yk. . Dr. 1>. taiunt and l)i\ llaniia at- . temied- tiit' -nH-duod convention Mr. Aruiuf_*vLr.Coiiouni accompanied, iits >viiv Hint u fitri oi iiiu xauiuyy iu Clio Sunday afternoon to witness the annual scutum hyRev. Lipscomb. l>r. A. C*: ("ok aiat.rdrs. K". Cook. Iter. J. it 1 loarih,. lted. J.. T. Moui't(dck left Monday aitvnioon for St. . l.oui' . Mo. to .'njtrud tile General <'iinlVi'i'.iu,'!' ad 1 h.a A. /.unr ?? Xliurclii The. alaijlboro |Jnptist union had their meeting l'Yiday through Suhil.iy. _ ' 1 M- CONTEST | C.'M. E. nuii'cli, WedMay 16,-1;)28 s pay tribute In-Mi-..; Colimi- I Pu #u1 >?1 ' ? ;?:?. tiviTTir I ' . .* 3?*R'oh.-Knjf?Mi';* :.;;'v.v Sum mors I:.-. .*'? fin - ^ }[ :. . U!i Wakefield t . MeeUa of Ivii'.v.a - 8 . ._ _ aixst \V all rice . j _ 1 n . " a- Mrs. Nancy Nnnden.. jj. I - . -Miss Ucvjinrd Corley jboth of Kr.:!Uua!-r;Mi.s; M. K, I'uj-K |> ' of Kjryp' ... 7f.is. . iai?y Russell a Mil* liuul.M-rs; JLajLlte Brawn 3 i tens iu r.ur-.t". uYak's i; r.uc -of tlYis j. ? \V. MUiNSON. i'romoler H. SCHOOL S Mechanical College g. 8. (:; =? * Q > to july 2i, mL i: i f . i * T? InlOmOtliats?ii.tnl~'i'M?rh'7 X " " or vaiAin^ oC'i e'-v^ ifji a'os 1?y . V' irtment of l-ak-cvtieu. Al>o ? " liiijr to tU^rrce.-s. S. COMFORTALl -Kl>OUMI- &V . ^,'Tv-.^"r.i:rt'.Vs'i ::c ? L SUliRQLI^IlIXqS..?.. f. mmcr. Grcalrr rosja.uM- ox-, t ^ i?s, Lectures jyml Knlortniii- X. . v 4 . . 1 ' * " - .1. ' ' - ' J. ' so your CertTioafc-and Salary" . * . X , )t? with IWuilci] Information. ?^ S-3 1 \\. .T..fc>T\A\N, Registrar. X. ummer School for | ' :hers * . HE WESTEKN-KElfMONT ill ily 9th, 1928 1 Jep.aiTriiclii' XT" Kfouiiltori ' ; ' g GertilK"Uc'.>. and on Renewal . ' L of Xi'ijro ' *. . . g U|><1 vi. ot' "of. v-11 ;: :11: r--Srhrmh^-- ?S' ?-Andef.on,,('I'l t-nvil'le, Lau- ? ?m-g? ?T 'V- ; ; ar")X; Director, * o IgThri School, Columbia. g . rd in'imViii^hrihfv. ilnonjsV'two ? s; Roc>ni^ a'>nid: 8- -u V writs .pcr * J ^iU'huiSuiuay 8c o.sifc* * . .. 8 4*deoson St.. Crr/mvHt.r S' K . ~~1: ~T X ' . ...... :' ^OoOOC'O1 .'C vOO'.'OO ooo ooooooooo ^OiOMvwy.O.i it Bettis /^catJemy | ;tini ks to it TV ?7, iQ7g |_?I: K'il cf Ki t real ion a*ntl Most Formation.: . . "i ptrtvp iK'On avinvnod.'Itv ifeo frtnjfcte gl'- ' < not otYly to :i. voniuiii f>T fPi-tifi. ? i ic_to<>?^ir'r who wi!J continue to at- ? -to icfrui'o- I'ifrt <t-rtoie- C-e rtifrettfrer fiI 1oni^f Diploma will be given those ?: School suViciU. jX ilUlt. u..tuadau\ c;m tako a?lvwne?<l ? ?1 subjects nit it at ttse shine tnng o . it ^iotho?ifi,??^?? ; .% 1 -icacnors TrjrtPtcron the opening 3 very start. , " ? their own lir.eiv covering, tow- oi"~ ' 'DSC. ' ' . . jji_ . ; S'SI-iS:.. . $ - ?- $ 2.00 . ?; > ; ?- 1 .^i/*0 gj:,. . 'RON, President. Trenton, 8.~e.