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PAGE FOUR Palmr r ~~ , '~7i, ' wee 1310 Assembly Sti -t?-?- -Business and Edi Entered at the Post Office at Column: Act of Congress.- ' SUBSCH One- Year ? t 52.00 ' * Six llonths x. - l.'25 _ . . . v - . .. FOREIGN' A DYE IV. B. Z1FF CO., 008 S. - Official Advertisements at the rate al 1 Tire Leader \vill publish byiet' and .interest wnen iney ace accoiii| ' . the author;; ami are noo of a, uidnieations will not be notici returned. '"'.T ' 7 '% UEMIT Cheeks. Drafts and Postal or Express lo the order of t i'c - N. J. FliEdERlCii*X? J. B. LEW IP ? ' -?W. FUA.NK Wll.M.UIS. ?rvKV i>. PhAK^ON UFO. il. HAi\ll'iU.\ - ?Cominunuutions intended tor -ifjc should reach the editorial de- k oi ih ; -ipy we lav news. h.eaU, day night.-. ???? roi.l'MlUA. i\ _?_? ?juii?. i). l>iii;KriVllt/v--.. -Jr. < Y.gitk wiifil tliey c?.?i?ltl no ?.!<> lx>v. v ' liarlvm." ii \\-i lT bit iilliyorott by i . iVikm- baft .wit bout tluubt shgvvi: . gi lire coJyr.t'tl;ptipjilc in luorc w; 'in. . V- - . ?tt>* i. ,i; i JL.ni? i\tiiuna \\ i.ui .J 1( jttj in.".a i'>?>> 11 IK phtu.i the*vyprjcwCTitloil that W?m .'"an.exeiisp is ;uivi;:-in? v. la^' it i in seeing that rare" hailhg'Victu * Dean Kielley A1 Mora is iive&la about ti'uit.. Asvt ho lU'iuiiVlHan - Dial lave a> Li- is.- Tile Deun.t parcy. though -that's about all lv it dithering very little Irom the'j Editor lien* Davis, oi' 'the* '/ Georgia- Vyib go Kepubiic.U] in w-tininT it' 1 n^4s~H<n a little bit t my rot to talk it bout .\ir. Itoove "Solid South." - : 1_ - , . . Sout h Cat oliaa. Tuci itftjwii lv oh.icers-?t.he men whose 'art one. Act - not .a Xeg.ro.-v.'as a'lov " are doctors, college { rerUU-id rctfrfWrl/, lav.yers. ministers, bra . inteliigeiice. \N?ealUv and cifltm the diction that such im-h-ands knov/who might be life be? t old ' 'roll a*, and ri'iirHd make l-he.-!i \.an ! jorr-iitt*1'i.e.v ;:n\iu> law's. ?v i a rvarfi:] am! \y.-ir.' . T >. * yi ?, i?> ily' I r-.:-?r !"' ' <! it;1.;. J.' in It.,4m. U.y'm/.v N ?Vt a t oneix : . ... ' . " ??? ? <iO TO Xoxl Kiicaill; t'ha m'IuxjIs anti c iHoiici" Miduitf st.v to it. I hid I lu I .-.at i >11 vj ll t > i a la cut' tor '.l at-* ipi l lic "Xv-^ro m TvaiinicTi'iipiYl nam 'of i-K-Uvinnvf. ' LU(,t\V I il.lt. i'vtullMt < C arc menRa-.i I K>..l?P \ ?u chi'any] flit' vr.'lu ;; h a live "U> .have i. ;'.fl bv n ay ba a'lyci- [ ) ]t hinistj 1 l.l ci! 1. . 1 'an ? jt;:ai ! >avitiwr.- liiiu til'* i. Mild ---- !>'? W t-^-UUi..i-a-^^:. llti. l li:. ami t t'.iiis. . Tl.c idm.-atail nvati is '' . 1 la; yiaaiOi l. ..ThcMrailied mail Avorid's. work. ''i'l.a aenailiaMiiii ? taml.* school.-. j.-'J hon'^'ho'iiM lip i.:nvnt o\m . Iit_ 11i!?I and <>?.l ' rT - ? hiiii:s I>ci>%. lies*'- is in 11 .?> TJjpiiiLi'i.vi i; __Jj im on habeas c<>rpux pi'meedi! ' w^Wa criminal, hut a. victim. . ! v<-Jpcc(ilm-H?..cU e l^'iii vcs Ken 1 les?*. IUlyll, dill .ll.ii.lloltL'Vt1'-la '. M ..- econd c<ri'iA ioitfl hin| l>nt c lie. was. guilty of rape by refusin They recommended him to nie . him to 11virly years iii t lie penit pro being re'eom mended to mer< female? p" ? iJut .i11sia.--.' wonderful! when the trial judge, with the j-on.w: him, admitted l>e-x to hail.' in tl ?and a charge of rape is an tin The alleged victim after' l."> was not r^niliy n*nl she, had les be convicted. Kveryt hing went y the matter to Hig salicMor of tli Tim"lived with the vie\\~nf tia : When this was done..-Tiring sc; second affidavit sjfyipg that she ; davit that Hess wax not ?r nitty*; f . to say th^t she forgave )tim^-= 1st allidav it, wil liont any offe*anyone for him. T- 1. . . - -1 . l\\ \ ' i 1 . -* ^ - - i lie fii'voiui ;tmi\ :j m :!Hr y. hark', to t'N* j?onivo'inry for Id - < ; >: <j lkn W< 111 U.'^lc ..will jr. i? I y'uouVant 1 ucl<( <1 in his jinr'koT tn . ? -Bori' v."a? not satixfiod 4 o rer?ai Uui.S that wax not ttro/rmly s-at'o ' 1)0 out l)tit was refused. Hoi JT 'If/OfU'' ' !ll),.VOVI,{";t4*ttf thowtiai: uqf< jy j hot ho ius't couldn't hoi ' the'wide. wide world. To kooi) Two days, before the hearing oi tta IGraJUH* ;ELY ??? ?s e?t, Columbia. S. C. to rial 1'hone 4523 ia, S. C., a.vWtronq eiass matter by an Tl'iTONS """V. . Three Months' -_- ? $ .75 Single Copy' ? -- " . .06 ItTlSl'Nti ACJITncY-' Dearborn St.. Chicago, ill. lowed by law. rational, letters on subjects of general pa tried by the names and addresses of 'defamatory n'atdVe. Auonynrous corned. Rejected manuscripts will not be nances rMoftfcy Orders should be made, payable J. .... Editor Fraternal Correspondence i, Correspondence' mi Mmnrrr current isiuc.inust be very bidet, and e I'alnietto Leader nipt later than Tuespercunaii and so. lai. latwS,. by \\ cdnes.4 ' . . . ' -T" :ri'-n\v str.PT i !!! 1 I llll * ! 1 -? :?? lone forthe colored people ot New \ !v.-.'rpLju'iu'd up a banfc< in nenibOrs of buth raves. Air. itoeket himself interested in the welfare rwthan out*. " " . 1 lint thffTK thl: showing t?i* "Uncle ??> tli.-.T riiv putt ii)i> il on ilfl" ai|>'usc. raclafTrnThmidv.s.; ftuelr s'ivmeniber.Ml Unit- they delighted re* The IJirth pfa -Nation-'* * * j . "... 1 to the. pfohil it'ioi'i law, no doubt Party seems tp stand+*pwafely i'tU" U'ges the Negroes to .support that e can iind for urging such support I H'inocratic Party otherwise. * * * i' tTkmla 1 inlejVcndent asserts that the year liven <it that, we Jo (-ptii-olsiie. It cerl.ahilt\\is-.tools f currying any' of tlie >taU\s oi'4he * * " * - . fly ek-ted i!s legirHlfiTre and ebttrp s vitally effect the'TIvvs of everyved'to east a vote. Though there j.uul professors, teacher*; in public ikers. business men and others ot v. still South Carolina maintains wonioii lia\V not. sense enough to t its to'lay ia\o on their phi] only. lavs l;y whii Ti. their-lives are guided Son! hcivji American democracy oijTui thing- : * * * , appeal -!>y A.!.' r?,',y I'Vodprick-fo) should hood .this appeal am' -O rS<"llOOli?-?? ?? hllyges will'opeu.. Hvi ry Till her fine ir children ai e "ontTvetT ThlmiTh. n-rant in t in :;e rror ro.-.siVo tinie.-. i'gh a.< il is withmit the heavy one tojiou.h conditions soino parents a at work to^krip oiit,". hitl io i(en\ ninii developed- That in' after year If and hocomo an Talk ieht aiTu~iis5: a erimo.?1 h i 1i t 'Up . m i i ina? liol'i in his manhood chivy he tin i: ... * ? . i: . - * *? pee- 11 > 11: ? . 1 lie <>110 whoso 'earning .powers are is the.one waaiUul and is rU>ing 111" cut wil'f-sci^to it thai his?rhiid ntiii) exou-m. It is a -duty thai. oath y the a i>lotvd and w entiling?^ \yj,l 1 S A VK'TljM ary.- Tiie '.indgt- refused to release tgs. rh.i though in the pen. he is So one cdinvrant with 1 his moist ever was a criminal.. Two .juries .? was, the first refused to *c<>uvH uhfessed l.hat they did not he have ig to send him to the electfir chair. itv and the trial- judge sentenced entiaPy. Who ever^henrd of a New_i>n conviction _of rape of a white the first jury refused to Convict, nt of the solicitor who prosecuted ic compared ive t rivia! rum of 1.000 hailalile offense in South Carolina, years ;uad<- an affidavit that Beit 1 ified fal. efv which caused him to well, until thai Governor referred le ciicuit in which the alleged vicvtng her prosecuted for pcrjtiry. as she t est ifed. she made?rt didn't mean to sayrin her first aflioi he was, 1 int thai she only jmeant she charged Boss S.'O.OO for ihat -w4' money for it on f?essv part or jven. the Governor. had I'en nut iwn.j-a'fofy. as bp testified. Hut lie :dt hough one of hi ; oilkers had a i sor.ve il l?on refuse! to go. I'.ut n in 1 h<? pen-it fid iary. He knew plaee. in be world.?t'>en asked trr >cas Corpus proceeding was begun, error Wft-rso--sol te+f i n is of~~f>mT^ o -1 lie out in lion iii.liinpenil ent iaryTltgrrrfa).-^ n .the"writ of habeas corpus, the ' J ^?. * 9 ?77" 4 . / ' THE PALMETT Governor issued a proclamation r the unconditional pardon that he attidavitof the alleged vietini.-say "misinformation and fraud.7"" Tlie Circuit Judge referred the for Richland County to take testii wat^ any fraud practised ,to get hearihg a grc.at deal oi lOstimohy at all. The Circuit Judge then con ([lie findings of the master, say in had paid the woman i$50.00, that even tho no otter for payment ot Bess bfr anyone for hint. The Ci conclusion, refused to release Be? Supreme Court. In the ,meailwl kinder 30 years sentence on the v \ tlmt she committed perjury 1." ; taffidavit repudiating the first be' the Circuit Judge-says, was low "i Governor. Ought anyone to sullt | Pointed Points 1 1'%?' - 2 ?-?/ ucurgc n. .Jlliy ICl/uii V' -ay v C i.Civ v *'?yZ'?&?&&?iff&??83&fXQi& 'I'lii' WVi-klv 'IVxt. He at peace amuiijr yourselves.--!Thessulonians 5: .!i_ ' " * l'aul was* anxious that the Chris-* - <iuiiii 'at Tho.?'aloniea shoulfl?bo ill pe;ue ohe with another. Jl ik a oh.ar-. acterislic mark of the l'ollower of .hT" -us to strive aito e__pe)lce. A Chrisijan sciety is a peaceful society, bo. cause-it is ortfariizctl' ..found Iiim-wfrn ?is 1'cace. Bui how often do we find t'l the h. story ol' the world nation's at _ .nli ..iIkm-.- ihroiii-'' In t iiLr >i:ii- (l.tiy a h*tri firrd- irroti p-pitteHgainst 'irroiip, tiibe against- trihg, ml eia-n against ilari." lie at peace oiontr yourselves. s ft ll is exceedingly hind to Vet along1 ith some in o le. Ti.ev seem tcr_ he Vai'e,wi??r,jr," iiii-1 you cannot cume to . tones witlu.ilie.ni. Their interests and la-U s . are (jlfeient from yours There is a mytuaj niis.undei standing'. Tt makes no sliiferciieo even if they are "Christians," and leadingnainU s |?;/.'lj.'.h .-tdliarvdir-ihey 'may he deacons.,e!iteaxs i*t' xtiwar(1 s they are always ready to start Ar.nible. It inay not he amiss to siiV that dis <?1 fT-ma ^Trntiy niikiliav if ;i'nwiiij.r " 111"lii on nf the clth:" * , Y< ur "life is a leUyct.ioii uli. your * da nf CJoii. Juot what your foj'o1 is. Ill'st s your. Clod is. The liar, tlrunk, ti.l. ifeeoiver, vindictive braggart, i . !e poller of homes,- and destpoyer of . i t ue, hel't ays exactly What he thinks of tied. If Jhe thinks Clod is love, iuii ir.o.ny.'. high ideals, l ia htt oysness, ti d peaee, these things will he found 4-h.i--hi- life. .J.i.iye.,!LH- jLj)tsuijs_LiLc.-und in tine net <1 -toll me what lie thinks f (ioil, 'l\?r his life spiaketh louder * hail .litany ti limpets. The Klks have marched hit Chicago _ .lu'iusa'itds. st roi'ig. .Many lea'lefs of he race are here'.'. Among; them ?lre e inT-ii high in the various deiloji-i 'mittnrrk. 1 >r; ~tTmdmhj?XtSffxer. M irister of .St, lames church, Clew land, and one of th.r inn?t. .nit- tail !ilia' figures in the last A.M. K. Clen . .i 1 < 'oulV'repcc is attending the sesi lis. 1'rofessor. A.* S. Jackson is Is,, nioviiiir among the .kills. IJishop A.'tireaa'an 1 \V,i-'aiiip.- on It rooks i i" . tsi. I't wi!l 1 e n lii. in 1 ic! to! , j- '. .;t the If lk.;..h';f'y_e taken, the lead in ' v- oi t ri?'. 111:i 11. - U^,?n-hida r hi e, I'efore these lines appear in , .j i"iill hundreds ui- dollars w ijl Have keen awarded sii?<i;es?l*i,l irefk ! n. a irrtioiuvLfi' oratorical contest, i .It wuu'c^-Up?a. good thing df other j 1h*:?J^L&L-are, for the- youllp of j-flie foil fw suit. The cduj at' n 1?f ynmng men ad ft \\*<ftneir will J7j-trrrHnJi.1i.rR ly mote ta. the. raiv thajl Iff <? .sj::u> invented- tit "temples" ami j a.-ke s; The trinnirjx of the *rising jii' 'eiation is the most important I a si: wJiicli .your race faces just now, Itl:11V.c*r yi.ii f eft eve it'or not. .The I'nivt r.-i y of Chicago, wfll close j'Vick. Among the thousands to com| dcte their courses will he a respecta-t 'do.monkey of yoiir group. Mi. ('Uu1 n?-e -Harvey M ills 'will lie awarded he degree" of I'h. I)., in Romance ! 1 unjruaees; Ile'Ts a Master Mason, : Alpha Phi Alpha, Phi' Iieta Kappa from L'artmo'it h,? and Master of Arts j from Harvard. lie has taught at Talladega,?o-nd?Howard'?t'nic ei sit.vT lohn' H. Cade of Paine .College, Augusta, (la,, will receive the degree of j Master of Arts in Ancient History. M r. 11a ne <77 Talhulecu fTTTT TTwaT-.. ' '.Master of Arts in American History. Mr. Mr urn field of Fish will receive aster <>f Arts in Systematic Then-. , logy, and . CT'lyle Stewart receives his .Mastei Vdegree in the New Testament i It is encouraging to see these young en K.ATtX their~marks of high sehol ! a ship. The re is nothing "honorary about their degrees, hut 'represents ,hnrd work. It isfeasy to applaud the j vduntrsl'or-fVtKT go through Hie Tread I mill of preparation, but j no one ok-fH^ws-what it -metm* of snt^Hftca trnrt j struggle hut the man who goes thru. j-K.?HMn such will connflhe pionee rs arm] 1 leaders of the race. They may not be O LEADER 111 ... evoking or attemptin&Ao revoke!' hud granted Bess alter the first |. ing that it had been obtained by ' ; ? n matter to the Master- in Equity 1 nony'to determine whether j.here 1 the pardon. The Master, after 1 reported that there was :oo fraud sidered the matter and overruled 1 ig that inasmuch as Bess' agent ' Ivas bribery and therefore -fraud. 1 the affidavit was ever made by 1 rcuit Judge having.rcacjuul that ! ;s.*; Bess' case is appealed to the' Idle a human being, is sta?dingi' ord of a person who (1) Swears^ years ago. (2) Who gave a 2nd ' cause she was scared, (."?) Who, tough to accept S50.00 to fool the >r on the word of such a person? liked Jrtit they will have tblbe.i-eri speetetl. They will lead by their abiiny t<>. out-think, out-plan; amTout- = \vovk the sluggard, the indmqnt and. \mi-b:uisiic<!.. With the' elose of the . , *-+??? n ee|?n.?cntmg yp.u-?T>rt." writing for you over .a ,your without missing a [ '.Ingle weOk rf. tlie state's greatest; weekly we will leave the University of ; ('.hii-ngn hny:ng,'ful,filed re-dduneo re? v .(UiiLLineiiLs for his degree of Ph. 1 >. | in t'hunch llrstmy and 11 is'in;. IP' 1 will now realise tile dreiii.i ?f hiv: lit'n Hm-investigate, and study in the Coii Lax*, sional Library Washington." 1). , From that city the next "Pointed i Points'-' will, he written. Many times {.the writer has passed through Wash-1 fuvgtondn the' past yetuv, hnt this time' ! it uuilpH' possible to see and take more I elm# e.vev before.. Of all cities in the Tvi>untry it is in ,Sv astnngton tlia.t. one receives nTyntat stimulus to let his "thoughts* 'run hark across the pages.d" h.is.tuyy front the days of. Geprgc : ,-'W;ishiiigtont the Adamses, Madison, and defferspn, to ljuchannon, .and I.ineoln. What a wonderful hUior\'. . iitii ing. t he year it lias been our pur pose to stiihulsUe the young readeis tv> aspire. So many young men and wo men . fail* heyavi-e they are afraid 1t>; (make the venture, afraid.to launch (id. I VL i " . .. - - i.m\v .in' io0 ensuy p-crsumfed t:> jsiVc u ,> anr he l ine satisTed with \\ hat they have. The home town end the! home state thrciittfhi lit the snuh is .tines.-hut it- duos noLa-n-l'at-onouyh... Strive tor the mhst-ery aim for the top Fix your minds how to leave homo and.. matriculate in .some standard institution "of leeoK'nition and xvoifth;' let ' nie speak in .the fust person, for. I , have an ahi.d;nir interest in the younh men and women of South Carolina and ' the race. We arc dointr our host with what we'have*' hut we need to prepare --ttUrsHkes in order that we-might he in ~p7"si puifOf (TolietTeTr'"XvlTatly man or .woman who has paid the.price in any Northern. Kast-ern or "Western institution. Incidentally because of our i -<dor we ai*c n t allowed to nttehdthe - h .'t ahu.'ds . f the South. 'Ask (Iit-.'vj; of State College, Finson of Moths,~or : l.'i'.uin'jardiu t- of . Al an and-t-h y wi' I . vmi/'li ,iW ail this writv'r lias .- aid. --??-<hne-t-f mi"s. when :f- man champions a' cause-uncompromisingly it irritates - nine people and friends are lost, hot w but dilVc*ence do-s it mrrko if you. know you arc riuTvX? The man .who seek A to pleas-.' and stand in with the crowd will never h ive the happy con .nousncss u!' true manhood. What did _ "<do .I'.liii Itr.o'-o" i -iiti?nlnott?W 11.11 pconle thougld ? Kven . though.. si'?^ cession was wheny, as histojy has demnnsti ated, Uohert Barnwell Illicit, Kditor of the Charleston Mercury, and v\ illiain I,. Yancy ,,f Alabama, though'. : -Lliey. w ere right auJ?ev.un thi- Xm*4iwi h nine times as much'wealth as the Soulh. could not awe them: When a man att1 11 is an institution for two years straight and conies to know Tus professors; Schotilmates and catches sQi?rewhaf the' spirit of the institution he is loathe to leave it, even t-bough officially dismissed with irnnor. The~lT10TlThs will Tajfit 11 y pass by and "another summer' will find us back once more in the labroatory._u?_ life. Oity of Chicago,: precious to the memory , of Judge Douglas, and Abe before taking leave of the "Windy City" it might he in plaee to state man of your group has been put forwnt'd to succeed "the late Martin B. M add in in the United States Congress. The .PfViididAte is Oscar DePriest. Un...(oct-unoU'ly tor hrm- TV Inrcc' clement" jlM' the black voters will not support [ hiiu In Xovenflier. lie- is opposed by {.Indue ITarnson, and Dawson who ran ! for the nomination and Tost just be{ tore Mil Idcn's death. At this writing it- seems that neither will be elected, i Some ."dark horse" Democrat is likeJ !y to carry away the prize. DePriest is.the machine candidate, and at presort his name is linked with investigations incidental to the last election. If your people could ^ret together on some clean, decent" man he wolJhTTic~ "elected,-'.'(or the -district is majority colored." This writer is not surprised that -Charles Wesley, v,k^;?nic so nearly_ l.einj; elected KditJ.r oh the A. M E.. Review Inst May in Chicago, has been endorsed by bis District Conference in ] |- n Him 11) SA1 Washington for tlu? Bishopric in llJ32^ t Wesley represents the type of man for t i llie high ptfice which he seeks. He ] Las earned. his Doctor of Philosophy ' \ Irpm HarVard, and for many years i mis taught history at Howard University. fie is .brotherly and of Lof- 1 ly'-m'.ndedness. The time has come, 1 ivhen the church must more and more i elevate effleicbt men, 0f strong Intel-1J ect and character. This writer pre- < % 1 ? d'ets that it will be a battle royal be i ween such men as Charles Wesley., I R. R. Wright,'E. K. Tyler, J. C. Cald- (i well, Noah Williams and David Sims. j Incidentally.Sims_is one of- the.strong- L st men in the connection. There is no way. fo keep him fiv m the bishopric n the A. M7K. church. Wherever.Tie has gone he ha^ been a succss. Under bis direction Allen has developed j marvellously.. ^1l e has manv friends in i South Caroiiin. and n laiyethroughout the connection. This writer is pass'ng his .Impressions received as he travels and makes contacts. By ?ay of cluirchmanship and fearless n atiershtp me cdflhWIlflh -Will have to ckon with 1). I). Walker. IVi part 'liese . represent the younger gi'oup : i-dup that is crowding such stalwarts as Hawkins, and the indomitable Bryant.There was independent sulfrage , n the last General Conference, but -v.-it.li .equal?lay representation thovo-j ill be more. Already it is being talk- | od of limiting memhershi]r to elected delegates only. This would/effect bi-1 shops, general officers, college presi-' 1 ills, deans, and United' States Arm- J v chaplains. But in the long run who Jays the gaine of life on the square, Ives up to his obligations, and pushes ahead wlu ultimately \v i nT h i s -s c r il ie believes in all men up and no man J own. " | . ' I "WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT" I y . 1 We are Iveing treated to our usual iiadiennial political bombast. -Conventions; parties, nominations, canl'i elates, aeeeptance speeches, commit*ce alignments, campaigns, mudsling, . eg: and election. Thus events move ?n rapid-session. , ; ? The gulliblpe American public swal- | lows in overdoses every four. years> ?he\ neatly packed pills of promise" roar the hotjor political parties. Is it not true that platforms and promises'are. formulated to ride in oflice on md not to stand cm once the candi-' late is in? - The dispensers of these political pills can adroitly, mix their j doses so as-to arouse,the emotions of :nd paralyze, .the tlunkink of thq?he-f vilderod and befuddled voters. Farm 11 r\,wl - ' ......I. luiuiui, lUIKlt-lVUUW <)l | tnlural resuorees,. power control, pro- | -'H>:Hfrtrr white MipiTTnirry7'"44liOOp' the" " nigger-.,down", the. right of labor o organize and bargain etc., - arc Votegetting baits. . - ^ Negroes play, no insignificant part ?n?t-hr*?national?political .tragedy. Vithin the jmst ten days .the writer Has passed thru several vi$jcs=ef. conI'lpicncc ini+rc_Tnid-wcst-and cast. In H of these t it C3 Negroes arc fever. hly and fanatically engaged ^n the: ntirs <rf the Ilooyerites and "I)iniy-' ra:s". A-very prominent and suee sl'ul lawyer in Washington, I). C. j as given , up his business,- for the j m.? being, in onfry to further the , >s| | ions [7? the. Republicans. I) to o?H?from?reliable?sutures?that" ? <5 Harbison A 1 Coll i: iRiwo, sat TH ,t, . i? ;! A Christian institution for --t ion-of-the Board of-National ? Church, XT. S. A. V A yfllAnl nf' nni4 tr P ... V/|/,/V<. IUIIUJ 1UI j* tion ideal for recreation, heal ? . J COIJR; X An accredited High School X Tor college and for teaching, j* A short course in Agricultu ^ County or State Demonstrate X Products from the big farrr {* cost of board to accommodate $ For additional information, i . REV. C, M. X or PROF. E t ..5T7..5, .. I - St. Alban, (Green villi * School, Simps< Retard S8.f?0 per month * Those parents who furnish pri 3 f??r their children's, hoard .must pay 8 "pay 50<? per month cash to buy ve 5 must furnish the foHowinpr provisi 3 Flour 24 lbs., Meal 1 jiPck, Grits 1. 8 ^ lbs., Syrup one gallon, IVas a>v Sh 3 must lie delivered at the Sehool. 3 Path student must furnish shoots T*or "Further Information addre iii'iMliiMifc 1 f ' rilKDAY. SEPTEMBER 1,1928. several Negroes made very lberal contributions to defray expenses of the Houston Convention, which, by the" ,vay was introduced a lynching?? (the American pastime.) % The writer is at' a loss to find out what all the fury Is about. In the ast analysis, what perceptible differences are there in the'two major political parties? . Year by year and lay by day such""' Apparent differences ire growing more imperceptible. The ' w Principles not parties, merr mot' moonshine, are the important things; more- . over, right not religion, character not Catholicism. --Personally I care not whether the man elected to the highest office within the gift of the American people, is^tvef or dYy, Catholic, Protestant or JMohatnmedan, of English extraction or Irish. The important thing is whether He believes a man w n Itonn/'fnv a' that, and a' that." U It is important thai he believes In the . .? enforcement of the cnostitution in is entirety and not simply the 18th amendment. It fs iustaa imnortant i to spend fofty-thTeo=:TmHitffl?-t>f do! == lars to enforce the. 13th,.14th and 15th amendments as. it is to spend that aniount to enforce the 18th. What great good can the masses of " Ne^ roes reasonably- pxtogct from-the .. next ndminisfiati^t^^polithe rewards for this "madness?" Are we.to be rewarded with a few political crumbs from the sumptous feast of Dives? .What price freedom? More than three millions of black and five millions of white voters"are disfranchised. This is true regardless of the party in power. The writer was born and reared in the south, and has managed to com- ,? plcte courses in three .schools, two in the south and one in the northT. He is at the present holding a position as teacher in one of our southern. colleges.' Yet he has never voted! At ' the risk of being, humiliated and emI arrasscd this might not have been so. Rut the-tragedy of it all! What a traversty on this so called Demociacy! What a blot on the escutcheon of our sifpposedVv Christian country! I am incurably bisgtisted with this' quadrennial political farce. what mT ALL ABOUT? T M Tohi'n . - - ~ -?*?;5: _ ~~~~2o Wallace St. . Union, S. C. Georgetown man passes. . On Tuesday afternoon about four . thirty A. TA7 Alston, a well known and ^ popular Georgetown man succumbed -o heart failure.' ~ ' ' The late A. A. Alston was born in Treorpt'Ibwn in the "year"of T882 where- ? he lived all his life. In 1916 he. married Miss Constance Cain, of Darlinpp 1 n, S. C. lie. WjUS assistant district v.ahiigcr of the N. C. Mutual Insurance Company, also a trustee of Beth1 A. M. E. church. . ' At his'funeral-Hundreds moufneSTas Rev. W. P. Carolina preached the funeral sermon. Others to speak and who witnessed the services were The Rev'. J. L. Benbow| pastor, who was his beinjr out of tho city until arrangements were, made for the serJ)......;.. C r,U....lr.afr.? D-... Ilnny of Aiken, Itev. Board of Abbe villo, I'ev. Alston of Latta and Dr. '.'.'it'UolK I'. K. i.l tiOol'tfCtftU'h. ?* ?* ?Jl kgricuitural | ege i CAROLINA ? T Kegro boys, under the direct- $ 3VI4ssions of the Pxesbyterian X ' 7 X boys and young men. ?Loca- ? It hand st udy. A 7 V SES: '. 1 Course for those preparing i ~ i .. re for those preparing to do $ jn work. X lUl Cuui Mi.? ? g i make it possible to cut the *1* those of small means. ? I > write I ^1 YOUNG, I). I)., President, i t. W. BOULWARK. Dean. ft / ooaowcfo^ocro'aow<^owo:o?wg J e County,) Training |f^ <r otiville, S. C. ? /; ; ^ Entrance Fee $2.00--'' avisions in place of paying cash * the $2.00 entrance fee, and must ? potables and fresh meats. They4 * 4 cms for each child per month: . ' ' B .2 peck, Rice 2 lbs., Cured Meats l el led Roans 2 qts. All prnviainna ^ , ^??3 . C , quilts, pillow cases and towels , \ ss TILE PRINCIPAL.' forQrpflQrprorRri^ftflQhorQnchdflprQnQnQrpftQri^onpr^y^m