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: ' : ' - PAGE FOUR flalnti - \ v WI "" Jirt.0 Assembly S . . Business and E Enteral at the Post QJiice,at Colun: . ' ' Act of Congress. ~~ SUBSC One Y7HT* ~~ , . 11., $2.( ' Six Montha -k. l.i POli.KHiN APV \V. B. Z1FF CO., tiOS is ? Otlicial Advertisements at the rate The Leader will publish brief an .. /.' interest when they, are acVoi the author^ and are not of munications will not Big not: returned. ' . . ; ~Y-v 7/ 7"'7 7 "' uemi Checks, Drafts and Postal or Expre -?:?1?? ; _ui tlie order uf N. J. FREDERICK. J. B. LEWIE W.-FKANK WILLI AM J ?7 HENRY D. PEARSON : GEO. 11. HAMPTON . Communications munuea tor nk should reach the editorial de 1c of T toy of each week. City news, local: toy night. . ... COLUMBIA, S. ( .. S,'One cannot know or.tell -?-?. unions lif?:iilrihtv vim: . suOi gatherings, are hi ore h mics, finance and the other . Intnian Umnght ;,han thv .-a ' training^ NoJmbMet is too . :r (liliicult tRat one and all ci assurance, dT^ eel/list. Ii -n _ , the ;Q Ci a,' o of' t tieni. l>oa/ .??k?Jiovvevol'w and secv\\J 1 at- Lau acconiplishmejits. - ... The "Federal'Council oi' ti ?7-?r?-?- i^ommenihijf oif tlio* ly;vi?h ; : "Jesus .1 !;i': ?t?ar-*4-d ho'. n.iu.l)" same land/' t>r i,.o nog " ."7 '' t-he- mod spirit li>Us:h!l i.;>rl . ,r.' * ' * A/'tiotter" vs ;a Southern Ilo A1 SniH-fi. A patriot and an publican who divides- Id vol.- \ publican <loose-tint hrwe\it lose a Denlocrat. . . 0% Mabel Walker Willed, a ... . * ' ' * '2. may explain all she wants to lu as not beintf direct l.vjat tjie Xe; ever that ex-nJains riot hi;vc-. T _ she Inn' remained in W'a hinir * they used to.be. Maybe Joseph II. Watson ot buted sdnielhiuy to. t he wC(l a ..u, manner. act which resulting: i B.*J. Davis as National (\omnu any sense will ajrroe \Vith hi hi. Xegi-Q hash't.^otlen any fjui t 1 ' * "5 ? Kiii.i.v miij,i:r ox i1 Dean Miller does not. think by the Clergy actively partie.ii nrahniilistt?r.^, ()t eou r>e, in aiiy.other <--iuV..enshould not' t V aligning himself with .(he pa ballot ;mnrd'mrly. Raihor h. Molding. activity \.\ smne uf ti larly those clergy qicii who "pin and fishes;" and lie fails to m:o ."the eluil'dli .or Tin1 ra-.e f >' -7f< sound. Such minister* ait' m that mnv bii involved. . They ; pretention of- being "n:uba; >ad 'When.a minister gcts'to the or of a political parly, fi r tin calling..he 1 <r < t out of tin the ordinary Prand.ot polices ises.antl tricks ami t in- clergy n must afid does .play the game ; ing potter or inhuei.ee of the ni1:"-.l!e is a detriment to the the.whini clergy has a much hi ?-they l'Oto^ti'se mViv o\ nhmih .fairly well defined pro\iht? s that, reason, ho doubt,. the spy ing, double-cross inj? and btnly ' seldom seen. Nogrtr*ir.itristeV tern their condm I al ter t hey' efficient in their lirfrh calling. . - ; T1110 NflKKO A Although the platforms of issue, yet thi1 Sontii -iccms mc ucnui ij in *.i i1 'ii. i iiijir M*IIvi, | cut but lilHr ice along ide >>!'macy." Of course, if means i scare the ignorant, unthinking Republican party does nof mesi endangered nor a defeat of th "white supremacy." Indeed, i such cont ingenei< ... il, would he mouth such foolishness. It is ligent people?yes. intelligent '< South has not grown much \ or more years, and rnf'Hhv.r sf all over this section o-f-'"Nig;r America i.fcrtTTfrrrrtrd in jt lr lmport. " ' more arc t honsands-ot -Neg Who tbrnk _^i.ll of the Denioera voted that'ticket : hut t hey, wo such a ticket if that parte has As much as thev may hate the tn"much f?F its treatment of tl themselves .demands that they cast their ballot for the Repnl - know just how*they are rogarc scrihe for and read a few of t now nil,;?\:o dmih'. : he rimpai f'ell inforrpecl along these lines. * 'tis true." : _l_ >ttu Uratm v i f > SEKLY, tffcel. Columbia, S. C. j drtorial Phone 4523 ibia, S.C., as second class matter by an i Options . ~ ' ' . . )0 ThreeMonths $ .75 KRTlgjNC AOENCY . ' 7 i. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. . > , > allowed by law. yv d rational letters on subjects'of general npanfod by the names and- addresses of a defamatory, nature. Anonymous corniced. Rejected manuscripts vyill not be TTANCES ?~7~ " ~ i ,v ; >" ss Money Orders should be mpae payable xl.e Phlmeito Leader * . T ' .. . . j ? Editor Fraternal Correspondence! ?.? ? . Correspondence | __ Kewi Editor! . -..t1; 7\ Manager 1 current issue must-be 'very oriel', and'-j he Palmetto;Leader mu later than Tues-j 5, personals and social news, by Wednes- i ? , 7?? ?T ITI'1U>AV, AUG.- 1, 11)28.' ' j just how able an'd Jearned are Kc-I. r oh t heir f iTTmcM'.ririprs'.-Wtiy~iiv; earned men in law',, Sett'iice, ecbno-, i 1 iyrttly' specialized dop:?Vt mnntn of ; hools and college's ever dreamt-of i ahs'lruce for them, no problem so 111 not readdy discuss w ith-all 1 lie ' 1 fa el a specialist has.no tinie -with t go to. their' so v.eral^mnm unities c?are doing or impure as to their ) " ; ' . . ..V-J :? ?-'t - j- J r in V hti.ivises ulM'hrist it\i America igs during; Ma J* and June, says:|_ "'spi! it. eaiuir 1 h\e toother iii the. wliM rii i- thpUiftrt otherwise. But % . : 7 mocrat wvh<> -'decides hot to support.! altogether useCyl citizen is a. Re-) he. .1 >en.n?ci ra i i c iulcet. , Su el 1 a Re-' car lad I.' Vil have mercy on suchndt, I'. S.Asst. Attorney QoneraK Hvjc* :?+~~T- . " r act ion in (I-eorgia and Mississippi fro lace, dt's au explanation howhe Ri'tiiiliiiean oart'v mav vet wish toil. 'Nciitwv-Hn' tlt.l as dmph as *#.*- " ,.y .. .! ' XjeVny iff.''feels t haL he has eont riie of his- people try his rlotf in the. a blficRihg the re-eleytion of Hon, J-U\-man hu-i not m a n.\^o filers with . His action explains just why theicf than he has. 'KlvU HHPS IN POLITICS. that the church' has .keep hojpedn atiny in politics*?mean in jr the col-: .docs n?.i meirn thai ministers asNerci.-e liis privilege and- rijsh-t of r.'y of his ehpice arfd casting his l i'r1' ii i i w?! he oiiic1.'?"''Icii'.L"?.Tii ! 1 te" prelate-*. He .ineptions partieuy the'j^aiv.e Tor tln~"rt"\Vu'r?l of loaves where any yr?. od has eonu: |o either hr We believe the I'eaii s view T< ?t v.nneerned with any ihoral is-ue n o iiu -t as live .others, w ho make no ors of Christ.... \ place Where lie. desires'an otlice in, sake oi the eh'u.rch and his hitrh pulpit, JSa'y What one will or /nay,, is lull ol chicanery. broken prom.T.j tail wild is aciively enj*ajred tin rein tcvnrdinjj tot In'* rules. The uplift1 /o1.it ii <1! clCrp-yman is practically, caiue ii< represents. In thi s. (Veld, i phpr rating Ujan the Negro clergy.:' I hat I jie church and state have , and Ureas 'pf- < ; e rati an'," a'tid for i crack* W'wvhite clergy men, si-hem-! -Trawiingv tY*r. some little .place is s in I His particular can well pat-1 mem. t ei tainh they .will he more " -o . - v camivmdn issn;. neither. party made t he Nejyro an j ro'hiditien and economic Questions I dhttt peculiar phrase '"white ^suprolothingun reality hut it is used in :'?v1 ?The-tI'innipli ot'Thc~" iii 1 hat "white supremacy" will lie e Democrats a destruction of this ;f such supremacy depended upon :i sliiirne I'm * ot'nn u / liiwi??\*\ TvTT rather a disappointment to intololorc/1 people?to realize that the nliticallv in the past .twenty-five ; h>\vs Hint fjict more than the cry J rr; Tf would s-ppm i hat j asi oiijrht W in questions of real jj roes in the .\orth. Kasf and West ; tie party: thousands of them have! uld l>e unadulterated fools to vote as its slogan; "white supremacy." ; hypocrisy of the Repuhlinm party leir race, yet a decent regard- -for fine a'nd all hold their noses and : diean nominees. If they want to led; thev ought hv all means sub- j he. leading Southern papers from gn snell-tandors are and will keep j "Tis true, 'tis pity and pity, 'ti3 j ' i ^ THE PALMETTO MOecaKecwesBcaKtiff ?K8**cec8ascp?C8??n h, i .' - , D. m - O as Pointed Points | J 5 By George A. Singleton c 1,1 the Weekly Text: Fear then net. ^ /lephriuiah 3:1G. ' '. . Art thou fearful i? -i'Sueoess comes \.j 10 the man who does not FKAlt failure." Fear is the child, of ignorance. . e< Thousands?u? years ago your, fathers (. and mine were afraid of "the lightning, hut today it is "our servant. . .... . . , m 1 here- are many amongst us, however, who hide away Into diiek cor- ., > *. * tiers when the lightning flashes. Whim the thunder rolls we stiy, "Ole MAstel's talking." There is no use to he afraid of anything in the univdrse., i>( All things soever wxuu4. placed?here1 (1( for' the use of man. J lis job is to ^ Use t lie m. . i-./y . ?i.fh'ear as a rule takes the. color Of m the. region in. \yhich a people live. ^ in Africa people, have to tight against i? lefoeious heasts. Th.. |,.il|i.mt Mi..-. tyh-Dow saysHTfat over there the na- . c: - \ . n; tives git^et yak'h other with- the que. jj ry: "Do you have peace?" In Amor i.. where iltc human race has-made I i itflf -rtrtrirrt p-rrrnTes.i 'Hi-in ..i ntl... . ^ places on the.niche.-there is less ronll,,,, ?Wv am nui- itlYaid of' rattle- I , to snake?, and mountain lions. A trus- j \ y six sIiooJIvmv or.breech loader will tako^tare ot' ihent, or if necessary v.e, miirht. "U'as them." We are not cvOn afraid < f anybody who takes up " our tracks, or "conjures" us.. We ] 1 Iwive votien 1-ey'ond fho stiliyc of V.ao- ! ? "(to. In proportion as \ve tret over War we will make proyri'ss. 1 ' The qui- t bine.?howin A'!?of w liicll?^ we are ,marl ally a I raid is t|io truth.; We: cannot, bear the- sembijinhe oT' a yjj" new idea, or a Hew tboutrht. We I . want everybody to ayrec \v i t li lis, and do thinys as we would do tlieni. In that rcyard/we have noj advanced ' " i cyond the ancicpts. We accept complacently 1'o.p.e's doctrine: "Never ' In-t he first hy-\vlroln the new is tried! p.or yet the la'st to lay the old aside." ' That fellow plays safe, He will nev- , cr be a pioneer, and "direct the race , to more loj'ty plane's. Me waits on . lie crowd to think anil act .foe bim ;? "Fear not.". If hecessarv, "Make "tu: ' . . ' n < heap of all your winninys,. and risk f , it on one:heiip ot pitch and toss. Then- ^ lose and start aeain .at ilu-. hcyinnine and n^rer hveathe-rviu" word aboil* vinir loss." Ihave seine up-to-date " . .. . ... . - - ' \i ana well -reap person tell yhti or the , ' lite ot' Josiali ' JIt,iisoM-,pHioslavo, who i not iit'riiilt to hit* away to freedom j. in' fhe dark .days other years. The I .K'iliU s-,. jnwiuilice:!, pvt.v -jealousies.; u' ?en v\". ol fr.oh Keep t h(yTyi ' 'h-rrk:-? Fear no man. hut love all men. Thm ! tlu'.only eiTraTiye that really ejiros. | !1( \way with- darh^ic-ss, 'ffipy.rstituti.^:> lid fear. - ?l,ut the yoijyc niari or wo- 1 hum who -ren.ds. Uje>e lines Ivo j it '!w l WIN. I'!; I!SS ( ).\ I Lip her said i'h "JU.sro though .the' devils ho-i" as 'hid; as tin1 tiles on t,In- llrjil \eiit, and t'aee.d |'otentate?,..fnr.-t rw: li' i j 1 "tike. : ' r ' " ' . I'in Vow live in a great country. South-)a . u'ti white t'trttc are Turningawayfrom \l ' Smith because- lie is "it Itomfin J;to : ;??> 1. lie and wet. while youh leaders j- t' e. advoiat-Urg-t hat' youl eayoylhe lie- t an- I *: 11 i > ?I.ii.- nm it?liar cioi ji-n j i i .'i^. ot' your leader,*. Indeed you ' are hi ! etvveen' the upper and' nether mill- ei . tonr-.s.. '1 he Weptildiean* <fo not want - m ?r.i, and the Democrats will not havo j 'i you. Oh >\ioll. somehow; you must] 1 vati'do. It may Ik? (hat Mr. Smith..is j another Abraham l.iheolrt, hut to date,.ni \re~havo Hot hem so impressed.'. .The | tiling tor you to t|o is to Vote, and 01 rove to t 'no -.Southernyho" ' our "Vote"if-not a menace,""and thai i.|< von..are not the same#sa the fntlun^T ^ whom the urpet_Baggers" exploit-' ed in Reconstruction Hays. The hal''>t fof you does hoi mean a Mow at Anjrlo-Saxon .Sttpremjaey-" "How .can "XCelvc millions rule an hundred millions? Furthermore all will?novels -Avote, and a large number will not qualify. The old Regime cannot last forever. In the process of time many changes will take place. Already, a \'ew South is ahnrnitig. es Dr. Henry Neson Snyder. tii .Many years ago this wjiter was a ] CI little hoy working in a South Carolina IC>1 . . u.*"""J.... . ? . U" a V<'0"OTOOOO O OO.'!' oooo o o v o o o o | St. Alhari; (OreonvillgSchool, Simpsoi ? lioarfl SS.50 per m??n1 h ? ? Those parents who furnish prov for their children's hoard must pay tl pay ->0c per month iU;-h to 1'my ve'i musty furnish the fol'nwintr nj'ovisjon FtnitT 21 IIVs.. TTeaTl peek, (ir11 1-2 H lhs.. Syrup one. prallon.?Pe>ts or Shell mus? he delivered at the School. Fa.ch student must furnish sheets. < g These u'roeeru's must not he hrn For Further Information address ' * 1 . I > V LEADER ' otel. A white gentleman came in s a guest, and while, waiting on him conversation ensiled in which , the Titer had occasion to Hise the ?Xression; "It "is 1." The gentleman lid: "Why did you not say, "It is 10?" '1 he writey replied: "The verb ? be takes the same case alter it, ; bei'Mie?rtr"-?T+rr?gentleman?who invod 'out to W Dr. ffifitry Nelson 'olford College, "Spartanburg, said: hat's nice,." and handing the writer piece.of. mongy, "Apply this on you^ lucation," Years have passed, .ami le^writer. has not. seen Dr. Snyder nee. A fdw days ago while study,; g in a great university he eantv Jjoss several volumes on. "The ;>uth." The authors attempted to ithor the literatilrer and knowledge :?t+te?South. especially hl'lote TtiF" "ar; The article on Southern- Lit-;. 'ature_is__CuUtribilled by the; -Presi-ail?of ' Wntl'iM'd?College?who gave lis writer a quarter of a. ?lplln> | any years ago. Dr. Snyder may ?ver sye these lines,, but his small Y'dist luont Ifiiu nut (ml ? Inl'irn i-nt ni'n ^ r " "'y*v ' the writ r, if not to thi'"rt?.ca. li moons sii-imii'h to teiid alielpmg inU to n feflow wdioD-s struggling-, c may .bo a total si rancor to you. it a cheerful slap On the buck,- li the 'nutans of inspiring- one to-hea lluyi a Himluu. a W.ishiiign. \\ hat does the- (iood Hook say out-seed sinwn in good soil '.' Next ni.onth is school Ijnio again. l1 sure that the kiddies, the boys id girls are ready, (iivy them a 't ier'? ehftrnrir t htin yotr hsiTT --Vuin as lieffer than ypflr/ slave parents, would mean so muei\ if larger nur-i as. would .remain and finish college '. Iwr-miii' prolii-iiiiil in .. filli.il l.n.l.;.," "e stop too spon, and with inihody. i encourage- us. we fall hy?Uwnvay his writer w ill never 'forget i<ow a w years ago he sal <111 the Stops tsiile of his lionie to\Vii -chureh 011ig'e'd' Tn earnest conversation. with youngster?wdrile the preacher?wie inside was_ preaching on "Dry ones."?On th.e strps-that Sunday ght. a Tad was converted to. leave *.vt week Inr.'yolloyi1. whoro. ho stilled :^nd ty'rot ?tn (l /uiinself,_. \Votv s . name to ho called niniiy would niiediately rohioinher hir>T7~ Sou >ur seed?i-H?uuu 1 . : ! ii I.?"1'Var?t >mu If. (V h; SXiini 1 S i:xiT()K<iU VI"KI| ... or ( ii ak(;i;s . isiinderstandiny; Accounted lor Krronoous Report. '' the I nit I'd Onion -Association . of hich ho is {'resident ami Treasurer 'tiiuunds him in the otlucation of his o|?io to the necessity, of life insuriio. With his iiftjiicnco. a"-on.ts have oh ahlo to writo more thair one. Ivun,cd I hoa-.-nfd.. '!' > ? ' or 111 . r I' '' ny business yearly, which "bo o.\liinos.' .Most of lhL'T business \va; titlon in filial di*-tl ie's jwhom^iMnst spootion v, as put oil and asked \v:;" ; ' lood. prossinc ' taken,Trfteon oie sixty understood thai hhipil was ' ho-taken from tin- liodv to riuf'd iclit a.-tcsf, iK'foiils * :ti t.lw hoi..* lice sh<iv\ .far/the past ten_yeaVs. :i " Hi'i i 1.?? ?f?I ii i i i '.n!i|i|.| .j?? in is :is levy :is the average. physian lliroii"hout the . states. Old of on- iliiin ii liniuh'cil a ppliean'ts^vXnjncd in ft>27, 'there has heen onle le^liahility 'up -Jo this lime, which lU-Hitri iilriitin.""- " l'r. Siorris is-fjic niost. influetitiil aiV of his Fount y, heinjf the larjyes1. n payer. posses>livr an enormous nouirt of--property of l?olh city an ! ai n try;?m+d?hrtr?a lucraiIve prncT. r "V.. ' ?ijinod;: ('.A )N. -vet. Nt C. Mutual Life insii-rnnce Co.. II. I.. JKKFIIIKS. Am.. National IVenetit Life Ins. Co. NCI hi NT AM) ACCtimm SCOTTISH HITK MASONS tTjSltT IN CI.FYK1.AND. OHIO. ; < lev(>lan(|, Ohio, July 'JS.-- Address ' (if welcome were made Monday edit hv M.-i\in- .l-.l-o i> Mill- hull iiinl lief Justice C. 'I'. .Marshall of the iio Supreme Court to.formally open ??00v00c'0000*000*<">00<?000 -County,) Training?? nville, S. C.~ -I Entrance Tee S2.00 isions in-plnce of pii.vinff cash S| no $2.00 entrance fee. and most m \ aides an(t frr?tT"moat^. They p | s for cach_ chjjd . per , month: gij,. peek, Rice 2 .lbs., (Wed Meats ? led Beans 2 <|ts. All pVovlsion.s . & d, . g pints, pillow eases imd towels C mpht on "Sunday. ; TILE PRINCIPAL. ?3X03t?^c?ac83<B3tTOoaaooaaoQa <q[ I j t he Convention of 2,000 .Negro delegates to jthe'5-lth .suasion of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Ititc Masons ( j Southern and Western Jurisdictions, j i Delegates assembled Sutulay foe the ; first jn formal session. The order of i business ends Friday with election, of! ) ollicers. A mile lo'if? parable feu- . ?iM "ii -< MI? ; Ml. /lion^ " rem pie.,' Central Ave. at 55th Street. 1 hey assembled .Monday, at Die Tent-, I pie for registration. All those in ; ^attendance are members of the United Supreme. Council of the Order and the!(vouncil is the guest'of Kim Ridge, King Solomon, St^Mark and losing SurrToitgX's, and the Radios auxiliaries of Cleveland." R. K. I'ope 'j headed the committee on arrangements. Among /.the women of the! .Oi lier -Registered Monday wore Mrs. 1 Aila Jj. StUlyiird, Wheeling, W. Va,; j Mrs. .Mary 0, Morgan,.. Cambridge, Mass.l Airs. J7 Randolph, T"ar-j mingham, Mass ; Mrs. Aniui L ()wj bllicials are reyisteroili .1. (\ Parker i Michigan; Minjro Saunders,.^District vI' Columbia; L. IV Leo, California; T. L. Sweet, Florjda; Johri L. (Jprdon A. J.; Pi W. Williams, Miss.; Dr. J. S. Dorsey, Missouri; A. Paige, 9nd. and Rev. U. H.. Bagel's, Ala. . / .\|T.CITY 1( llOliU, If .many, more folks do the* flop' piny; act.* we will lie inclined almost 'o believe that I he "Leopard cart change his spots." If anyone 15 years :u;o had s't? oil up and predicted that' be day would ciuuc w lu-n- white- men and women of standing and merit-rVho r who had been .ail their life, ' 'nit h fill iliseiples id" one bar;V'- those ' ''o V.yulii havo < iillhlt'i-eil it -in in 1: .to l ave even been accused. <if I having a 'thought of.itot' s vy a I lowing Vihyt bin;r and I've: y.tking t hat had a 1 Vmocrnt'e lal el ori it. Would call from every Dixie state fo rthose who* could "not s'and tire disc.?to meet -mid the papers say that nearly three .hundred men and women, did meet one j^ornjr hundreds of niiles.^ and i'.viiur t'leii' own way. And not only id they meet, hut led liy tw() of the " mtlas nil st pn inivdnt nien, they assed res-olul ions calling ..upon ("nrfei 'n vh.te tn'en inid women to do all l hey?i mild?trr~keep out of the .White Ilouse' ;heir wet nominee and endorsed Hr. 1 Inoveiv The ways of the {rods j-ji i|i alinir with eon?Ht ions? are* past" fVndiny out. Aiidyevery day sonic Ti7g former leader in 'the Democratic ranks. lV.rsakes his or her idol and.orriiimlic'es ''in- Mi;. Hoover. We rail fondily < (' i hiny a . white lifetime!- Democrat could for the time heihj? heroine eo'n. teed and- einhraee the- jnan that. Hinds head and shoulders.4 above, the ; ?? i ih?VV-e?haVo?noUnier hut?eheor.-' I ti .y;tve t hem for .showintr such {rood o'd-t ntent. \Ve_know that they will j ^'n.ioy the th? ill of'their life when on 1 Wedne ehiy inortrin^ Xov. 14th t hey j i i. It?11 j? t lu?ne i'.'v 1 TTTTT I rVV \,\ lleavy"' hcttii- line ' HOtiVKR -1. A.NDSU | >K carries the country by a majority ,of _jver 'j.t'HH.ulln -and t<p?-know that _hci-\e. :i?. I;.i .I?innko?uf?t hnt 6-ma joHeyr-(1 teat"! Watch. . . . .| ; , ; ' ? ? 'f If I ten IleSs is .inocent. \Vf: know lie .' ill have little faith in the Holy Writ \ 'hi' 11 is -het t e.r for p'.i . {>ujlt y ( to s- to escape than for one innocent 111 HCI 'o ho pimicllod. . ' | J he i.nly hope for saving the, Solid! nth. l'of 1 >i m i.taey-Js the <*fy of. Xienrr". "N'iiftrer."- W ith that I vu;r:i!V men have l>?'tied' their way.! ' ?i>? Trial .h|-tito I', S. Senator. I '' P until 1bits,' it has never failed.! Hut it eehts n-iw that people are !>e-! eipaiiur. t<> think when . folks think j ' I he Xi'ijver ~ Spooks"' don't jret far.', ('" in eil; 1^1-pie are 'not clam-oiim for lordship, only simple justice as uj 'iti/en. <oi I U i.nix r iJi:/i:i>i\r,! t'oriti; oat I'i out uffii state appropriation w'?s In liooj.mo o. A':iili-le wlien the i.flu inis-m+seff Jirfrth- r from private sources, which they have succeeded in (loiny. 1 >r. She.p. | aid stall's that it is possible that the! fremaininir ill 1)0,000 of the state ap-t propriatioii may lie seen red' if the) ntlieinls i.in i a i st^-"another? SuO.tmgf from .private donors within the next few months.' It is understood .that 1 this js the first instance where an appropriation for a state ( olleire .was cmulitiotTod upon till .Mcniiiii' of sno-'l1 plcmcntufy funds} from "private white and colored friends, for the s.m'cpssful outcome of thctSPtforts of fiimsoff and his .associates. Tlje bifildinfr committee, consisting of Dr. R. L. Flowers, vice-president of bukr t'ai'. coify. Me. .1. R. Mason, local white banker and L M._ i'arl- i ton of Roxhoro met here Saturday to select an architect and to nta"kc prep- I new huildintf. The hnildinfr, it is said | will he thoroughly modern. <.f tn-n li proof 'construction, and -actual work1 is expected to he under way within ] the next HO or 00 days. -?" ; t . 1 . A Saturday, August 4, 1928. SIDNEY. PARK ,C. M. E. CHURCH Columbia, S.'C. Rev. S. B, "Wallace, Pastor V. July 23, 1928. e / ' _ Dr. T. J. Miles, 1230 Pine Street, ? -; Columbia, S. .C. / Dear Dr. Miles: . . 1 came near missing the open letter of Mr. \V. E. McGe'e, division passenger agent of the Southern, to you, ) and so I have had the pleasure of reading its euntchts for the first time after my' night service. As AtrTIVSfcGee has not seen fit to toil--you, the prime purpose of my visit to his ofiice -was not to discuss "No Rating Allowed." signs at Union Station, i-athor to a I'hm. ? plajivt aboiit the alleged discourtesy of .a. Conductor .of the-'SqutheriT out - Verbally, "I called attention to the ' crowded?ionditiun'~of~ -the colored coach, and the lack of any lavatory . facilities between Cincinnati and Colli nTbia. Mr. Mctiee seemed so willing to ' cooperate with us in any possible way and seemed so willing, ;n the finest" spirit, to listen to whatever I had to say, thi\t '.I_ presumed"'on that spirit To'"teir hem <nwi? ' Hyingu tV?ot 1 heard, some colored peoj^e "compfftin-. . ulnuit. ?-1 ??* 1 broached, the question of better 'accommodations on trains. To this j\lr. McCee gave an entirely satisfacl lory answer, but, as he did not give i"c_ permission to quote- him, I feel ? ? that I would be breaking confidence so i(.o iso in print. ~ I also pressed the question of improvement ill tl1'' 'manner of nnllinfr tickets to colored people at Union -r^'~ Station. To this Mr. Mcfiee* gave another safisfactpi?y answer, but as he did not say "quofe" this in the. paper," 1 feel that it would be a breach to do sty | rhe''.matter of the cleanliness or un ? wi uiiiuii omiKiii was taken up. I'am fairly certain that Mr." .Mitioe observed that "eating in the Station contributed much to its untidiness:" And 1, observed, "thai if this is the reason for an unclean station. then it will he necessary to nut. Tip \No Mating' Allowed'' signs." . I had then,-and have.now n.? interest in arty signs hut the sign*.. of -a better kept?Statkui; mow promptness. in ' .selling tickets t3*enforcci pc'ple; more courtesy on the part of Railway em- 6 ployoes to colordtl people; and equal accommodations in Coach, 'Pullmanand I tilling cars. ThOse things our people are* demanding.. You and I as their leaders are not apart, -I am sure. Vtlih sinecrcst irnod wishes? your health and happiness, . ' Yours sincerely,SAM B. \VALMACE, ... -l-xmrtt- | Illy- STARS TO . S A V A^NAll. ... By W. Johnson. One's life has not been a failure , when -fortune makes it possible' to ! ravel along, that winding road /which t-ads from Orangeburg to Savanah. * <.J? iiiu: through the night-witb?notb * ing but stars sibove and beautiful well nit iva'.nl farms iin thc.^rigM r l"ft The.hum of the engine keeps time to. the tune which is 'so. evident in its natural beauty, "There's.; a long, bmg trail awinding." Surely the land of many dreams- is '-At- the end. i? "tf is true tha-Wiiat end is'.a fitting limax to a journey thrrmigh the dark of the night. Sa-vannah is a city with no small degr.ee of beauty. Its driveways.are ; -.111 in ti\ e, ^iIs residences are wonderful, and its age which is evident in many of its structures presents a picturesque beauty such as the one we see when, the golden leaves are * mingled with" the green. . Its heajtfjjy does not only attract the attention of a news reporter who?11? 4+s+ps iii,"IuTe~liTl<r"there, hut ,it ati facts many others who some day ? . I>l;in tn live in?iwTroauflfuI southern city. , ." . . LATIN Ji.v Mattio jMfte H^ath, fi Hudson St. Bennettsvillc, S. C. J Of all the hard studies Said Daisy shaking1 h*'r head. 2 1 Then- is a certain one, ;1 That I shall alwnys (iread. Every morning at school. I When the teacher's- feel in gblue She nicks up her I^itin ?A.nd says papc twcnty-tWIE J 1 know aqua means water Of which we all have, read, Rut why speak it in a language, "That" for a long time has been dead ? I Tf alt tlu> liai'd studies ~ "j Latin is first ' . . ^ . ' . " It is certainly the one That^/shall be worat. : . U. . * . . ' '. " * ~