The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 20, 1928, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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should reach the editorial do s 01.
qtayut?eauti week. City n us. lyca
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"Roliwioiv Raeeaf.il Kuni 1
of votes." -says Nuniiiio.G Noi
prchnis a kcijHiOlIcawA*ii'tory
' : t'ov any other reason*
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. > such '-kielii:" ' si a yiv. at s frai
- ' ']! iv tal ahti^-;.! h i ll!'aiiji liflc
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. Dr. (law-ire Miller. TrCasi
?171' Amrrivrrjir iris? ret-trH7L_J*?-i
. " omrr.on< u d t he droj>j>i-n<r of. 1
tained- thar every African eoi
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STo; Jafaui .T'Vt. K
with;he/1'oi\ i^n oris ion-v.oi
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.! n i tToi'c . t he 1 >e;nocrat.i
Houston, Tex., hist June,'a-k
sihly ft r t he delectation of t h
? A tnvai hullabaloo vyas raise
ton I'oJkC Six men were an
and proim>ily aequittAl. G<
jrflod Democrats for the iltet
May he "goose Neck R-l! M
where lie has'crossed t he din
.. lynrhiny. - -?:?3
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r? >. Gov.. A1 Smith ' ik"hulrnrir
"Foulh for hi* "Xo^'.vr I To nip
nofnineee for C'mjjro* from
. " is tlu1 sajuv (hiiiir 1'or i
for (.'engross frow-^'liicajyo.
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fact. t will tijrht tViis and
_ leadership and oniharnss my
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??HH-r*- nop -<> miirh-foiwmif
I', ' l'tit t<? keep fj-oni hointf. r.ont i
~~^or him to t^Ik about any otlu
IV hinr-.oK is the emharrass'rr
y"- fan save'his people any furl
, ' iioiu'h to stop down and o'ut
r~ ' i iiifbioin e?if he has any
;> >'o??Tb <o be eVcted from hi
ii/** !(!! t:\?:11 irMMijjn nv r;f?
L_ 1 m "pi V iieniilu^'Aiul w-p
is j?ifilly of fhoehar
FMnnv aw not jroinj? 1
tvr. (le-'T^p his rffnrt to asstn
P>/)<rui IriVTfrfpft." Th^vo is D?r
j f'o"cps< Whv was ho too
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f Wl' #V'V}J? haiM''! <JlP V
f=?ifrrrr r-irriplv t nkr* 1 hr-ir
|, _L vantage. in iLtlirj^iiiiUoLJtl
have a Nejp*o CoriW^Gssrnan
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. .. iini'ia. is>ue> Must oe very .b:*ieiVaau
The Palmetto lAuren} '; I"iL.'r t hi.ti J Ut.1?Is,,
personals and .social ncv^, bv_\Veunes..
mammmmmmfj* > mm^ >11 . i ? *???i , m
v\T4 RDAY. OTTTf ^Q, l'.hhh '
Aill sway thousands upon thousand
nyjui Thomas ot the Socialists.: fie
more because 0D01jRtlli/U'i 1tillI'
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in editorial refovs 1" I')*'- W\ E i.
as '"eminent Repid'lu-an." Evident 1"
t '.is a Republican siip;dv Tee^iPse, he
Dr. DuEuis D "eminent" iTi, si mean"
is not one "of his "einineyiVs.-'
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jbi|:ptri ieal?'i.rrado ,*ayis that his, re.l.icii.
hint that he is tlie-eipta.L o c; ->
aTkiny: for Tit e election "of Coy.-.}
s. .May-ho. i his stattvnu nt and
:n .many siieh men. of. Dev. i . a
wrll api e.al lo some nlnrcvNT'i' -*?
; ve ihe nerve.-to veil "A1 "tffrrf tii .
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irer of the t'hlted 1 .tithiiran f 'hiirh
lite irui ill-."tit-jiii lii a 1 m ven Eon 1 r
ie -i,ii>tn;!U!f (rtli H.'JU .Mission on Ml '
;h loo much tor ;i ouiviti, lie .maniverl
to the Lutheran faith hud -rn-.converts
was given its: jn.ilia "vl;
ividently there is .scmeihiiiti w'r nflv
of that church". .
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it: National Convention''convened- fn
ncliing of a Negro was staged 'po-e
advance guards of the ConvtnMp;i.
d over such an "atrocity" hy 1!??ii ?
osted. Well, one was reee;jljy trie.!
lod-Tcxan 'Democrats 'don't .ctVnvill
'e jkilliifg of a potential liepnLlican.
c Donald can, explain tlvis. We s?'
e: having lieen coin criedsmee-t-hh
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iven'the devil in some "parts of the
crats'" Attorney. Jos". T.V 'Ale'l.Vh'niFfv
St. .Louis, Mo. W die MV. lio tt :
Oscar DePriest. Republican nominee.
?O ? . ' ? ...
Nl) COUNT Y F A ML
Association hold a very' f 1
ret foil cure. W'bile t ha' rxhi'M - m' pasty
fl.iit*-1<? thy recent weat.ln-r >
i dvc-py-cri ditnbhy well
lUjcler t fly direct ion o!" Mrs. Franc
rffltrtisntl ion Ayont. sIwt ? J l a! f'? : '
lUvinyhavmjr the service or such an
handiwork 'of the fhih women. <>' "
is woman means much to the homo
vd fount y.'
sslwvvr'l-ftho tha.v Farm Dorr*
oh the iojt and is d. iny a
ivy. Mr. Dickson and Mrs."'Thorn
irod and -much needed- york;'in iljis
' rf-ia1 ion shniilfl nof he', sitl.i TaM o,
hs.of their work of those two eOj
vc-ly tew people of this fount \\ Thev
he excellent, display and have their,
rd Fair, 'liiey, no doubt', Would-be
the otIrer7ffar.ts of the State. We
SS MY PK()lMfK.M
liean machine nominee for ('onj/resiis
indict munt for tfraft says: "Tin
arrant ed and wild out foundation in
any other attempt. J.o destroy my
people."
11-have to'"fitfht" hut hy will have D
the, destroying of "my tonrters+iTjr*
to iml* puiiiu'iiuary. n- js pure I>11 itK
i* attempt to "embarrass my people.'
lent that'"ijjy people" now have. 11 <
Lher. e.mbarrassmenl bjPbeing bic-eof*
the race for Congress and Ion*
left^-rrtaJielp an upright intellipent
s district. Mr. DePriest omrht rea
elected, he can not evoke any pridi
say this- not kwwwg whether-Mi*
ires or not?we hope he isn't. ?
to look upon Mr. DePriest as a mar
Tie that poijo. lie is not the only bp
iniel Jackson, he is no-candidate f"?
indicted? Because he was a loadei
ly do. To cot rid of him or Mr-. D"
a-c-e of the leader. Some other coloref
ptarosT - ThmrtherrW0uT(T bo no adir.ni
fiom-lluU- -sia+eh^-rtnt. T.et e
Mr. DePriest, but not one at *vhorr
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THE PALMETTC
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the linger of suspicion is shaken,
poonle."
0DEMOCRATIC
OR REP
T . : ? : m i ! einjf often ask<
o:> in vote the Democrat}*
?he ,ha< r.o si I f-respeei^ Every-J
riii<r him from participation in hi
cause I e is a. Negro; he is not war
.be i ; an; wj|l'bilij citizen, intelliger
feren^O. lie fs a' "Negro. Every N<
lie is enVitli ?> to participate in
tight fo'r ami litis fought for?hun
Tor ? c Ji ri >*; fr* t he Democratic '.tic!
i lir- who-trjr-so
: 1 a1! df the'limita.-t.ioi
iy' i.vuiiso, forsooth, they ai
Kv 1 ; nl. fair-minded p
<! racci should not d
Jvn'.1 ;< 1: m Irivi "'If witlT~but,' ev
' liiiMoo^s- of -vote's cast hecaus
f riuv.ei n he expected that Negr
"ITT ost1 pi i t I,, w ho vote as they do
is no hhl.ipg of the fact, a great 5
'oc ro: want- I he Negro and he
. clj'-n si'Ci < vni)Uicnb-not4e push
. The ;'a--t. thai J he Republican
. 1 . i,. ,iu)! enough to rai
v .:?> < , r i .for he Negro. Th
-1 v can a net" will i
So???v.- P.- ry, I' ul it ought b
.)K . iv- not a gospel
r5?i t 'i: ; I: niocra'ic Party.
P'JM' be Pi ;i {"(1 with and riled
m' bi y a ul coneTfi]date 1
Mtltl . fay in 'passion "are j
hi mP'!.'! nV'ist yet be gre
'ibi-.fo- ' ~ :(_ii Negroes the sj
' "1 I ifore there is a gr
r--o-:^tce?09 (
Points I:
"i * '. *' 'r.jjleton
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7~ -.-rnyrjjtt. did not
7 v',/to . preach. I !
? ?i ?e!observes, and ;
. , 1 k your rc'
* " hFvxsonvillv, Fla
,;i ntniunuuilh ro^~
i . sdate of Floi'i.V,
: 1 '' ? 'hers vour rcnottel
r? . .t-yi .
iM.v's train Cieor1lie
V>o;ti'tl of trus
I 'V. utevs' College nu't
' ... and in. spite 61.
; .- .;:< <! aleiut si:iooo?
...I ij.tVh'.Jy deserves all
h !i.' .initrht receive,
a 'of the work at
I'-Sjtarkc. Allach
.? 1 i ' places never bel!_'
??t??a ^'rhnp.- ? The-stule.T
7 him a purse and'
\ i :.. _ ' a ni w packard car.
It tii-'- t . ;v v , v.hs oiie." Flot;Jl:.to
.walk. The
1 ; ti ida is in fine
:> Flipper and Pre1
per'at t he head with
i ' '< r--. Top ministers
;T:' 'a host of follow;
-| the results of the
i-iM Hurst in this .
ji,"'ojrram on the
. ':.Vn 'hie .credit was
7. 1 : t i~:Y(7;ohipli8hment
|.r-lc."'-;"'tho B. ;F. j.
. . stands a hio-.
: Tt- F : :
( _M! V.
to stand' oncea- '
re ! v. hi'T wp talked
Council- Cast met
TV.'; lutes... Bishop j
t;?ies his name was
! Flip'pfir lead in the
T*T\;i| !?s "?
?' w.i '.v" seen as Drs. H.
I'. Avery, C. S. Long,
I". u. A. I. (I, Richardson, j;
-+>ea?t < '.! v Hatcher. W*T?. Alexart- J
Ait.-:*. . The moving spirits
of the r?-._< ; !"i> were- Drs. C.j E. 'A*.i
! '!' : ido's outstanding re-j
' "_'.i i" <11!' ' [V for tire ?Episcopacy ~rn"
;i ori-ii success as a pas-j
:: i v an: ier. hut abovo all, a
. hi , - I-'. 1 i.. .It--..- -II" 1 ?
-y^1" ,u*"i
i i'1 {.i i. < ],. << h . l>i. Curry is already ?
I i' !' i t i1 Concern. Who is hot I
'.(' r i !'i:. i i ;.ui ho'to pay for the
> ISm.k Concern. :rr>dfput it on a paying
' V nr. r-i i^ will he remembered"
; i h?- ' _ 1 -ip ol',fbe Florida Deleualofn.
Architect and lniilde rof the
> It. F. I,i i- Seminary Building in JackJ
ftnd the Constructor of the
I l.?'n 1- iVo-ue-ond Allen University.
' -.4, PV'H*'tho indisposed, was
. iu'tiio hi.- lii-Mrirt-is Alabama. Tie atj
[|'|' t ; ^ , i',. ,) ,!,! ,! 4>'dll^i?n.-^l US^CeS
1 Foronv t.among the distngushed ci
' t izer, ^ < 4 are the (irand Moster of
' XTil ; i. FewoTli Mr. T.ewis, At'
"pin- :>?i ?.Si: fi,.ic Miller-Smith. Jack
? a .very progressive city.
I '! ! ( M: ni - Pudding is a credit to
'ibe i';;.. v,. ;ur ;d-so numerous
j ! insurance companies
l It tF.i Mis one to t-cc what.the Negro is
) LEADER
Don't further "embarrass my c:
UBLIJJAN TICKET?
id, "can a_Negro under present i
c ticket?" We think he car^i^ I
Democratic state has -laws, bar- *
is own government, simply?be- ^
ited and is plainly told so. That
it and a taxpayer makes no difegro
then who does not believe
a government \yhich he must n
dreds of thousands having died ''
ket. This applies too to those t!
metlmes to forget that hey are
or attaching to. Negroes in thl* it
re free to vote as they please. t]
ersnil knows thui siiifh suhiopfa is
f _*JL ~ y^j/jvvvu U
ecide just what party a citizen w
en-^th?^be truer yet tliere wilt ^
e of just that. Since that is V
oes should ally themselves with i?
because of race hatred? There ?
section of the Democratic patty B
should have pride enough and n
in-where he is not wanted. n
Party has: not been fair in all li
audiate it fof one that does not #
e time, no doubt, will come when ^
ally themselves ireely with the p
e when the degradation of the j c
of a very large and influontial | tj
The Negroes in large numbers j,
over the pretention of the Re- j s
i-oting against it, but the idea t
leldom wise had better be kept p
at changes before there-"can be p
ame as there must and will be \
e^f number of Southern Repub- ?
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ioing in Jacksonville. This writer will tl
return when he can enjoy more of the j,
hospitality to be had. It was a plea- c
sure to address the bright students of p
Edward Waters College. A few year? j,
ago th s writer was invited by Bishop v
Hurst to deliver the Commencement '
Address but illness nitervened. Years 1
passed and finally the .chance came, jN
We travelled overland from Jacksonville
to Fitzgerald, Georgia, where
Rishon Fountain, tho undisnosed. was
holding the first of his conferences.
On Friday night the main address
was delivered by President W. A.
Fountain has the work of IVforris '
Brown on his heart and-all he is asking,
is a . little time to put over his
great program. ' t
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the kingdom of god
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The Kingdom of*God will come as ?
man conquers nature and natural for- t
ces, but this must be accompanied by 1
advance in moral, cohtro^ The Ger- 1
mans are again in the limelight. This (
time they are "in the air". ..The feat 1
of the Zepplin which sailed to-US-'i
wardV with pasengers and mail assur- i
es, the world of the birth of a new | j
era. Space is diminished, distance j
shortened,. Have someone point out 1
the connection here with the King- ]
dom of God. ??- . ?,?' , ?
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jpreaamg l/i
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PERIP ATETIcJ
- MUSINGS I
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Last week in this column Coliimia
Negroes' backwardness was disused.
Dount less somy take it Mirage.*
at- what was said regarding1
apply the ne edsr Itolmnhhj-'s- rnlw-J
d population. ,'Let' as'examine a litle
'niore-jejosoly the stiipxtio'n as it
s today..t The three needs specified
rere: food clothes and ainusments. In
he category oi' food would fall. re;puurants,
grocery stores and the liki?.
11 that of clothes would tall dry goflds
tores, shoe stores, women's apparel
hops, haberdasheries, etc.; under a>iispi>i(int*avnn!il
full tlipairn? nmnu.
ic auditorium. There ?-are -lots ofthor
needs lint if he wniihl ninki- :i
in this, regard he would sortn be
apable of taking care"bfliimself aenuatelv.
an<i would have no need to
e an object of charity. Some -might
ay that we have pfaetietrH^ pvwyhing
that has been enumerated right
ere in Columbia. Look at the Bounk
Department Store and the "I
S'ill Arise" Grbecry-jStore, and the
What Have You" Resiawant and the
Sleep No More" Hotel. We have
nough- Am-usiui\ent parks, whit's the
natter with Benedict's Park? The
asis is not that .we lutvcn't such, plaes,
but that the jpkujes that eXsist are
ut nondescript aprilugh&. and that is
y no means a culpable fault <>f thosi
rho operate them. Were it not for
o few pioivcers Columbia's plight
could be worse than it is. The day
if the one man successful concern hi-ibout
passed. The reason for this is
lot far to seek. To operate a successor
business capital?needed. There
ire few Negroes. here . 4'no have eLLtugh
money to invest Th business of'
mv proportions and compete suo-i'ssully
with the established business jpitltUtb
I'..-. Tlu't e .ii e lew if ;iny whn_|
ould alFortl to wait .for' profits to
lecrtie. .One great fnul.i in opening I
usiposs on a "shoestring" is that the
irofits are,needed for t ho proprietor
if the business to live. 'It* will not per
nit of,a turnover, the stock becomes
iepleted. and substitute goods must
lecome the vogue.To build up a Made
business of any kind.-more eonfiience
in the 'business would na.turally
esult if it were known that a eorpoi:*
ition had heen formed and that stocks"
n said corporation were open to the
jub.lic for purchase. This might bringibout
-a community ownership with
esulatnt community interest. Some
few individuals who have a hit of surplus
capital might purelinse. the eonemocratic
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Saturday, October 20, 1'928.
trolling interest in the business and
form a board of directors who would
advise plan and ^tudy the latest me- .
thods employed in the kind of busi- * '
ness in which they wished to engage.
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One of thetr_tirst problems Would be
to find some capable person, a specialist
in the field, to manage the concern.
They must "pay hhn ah adequate r
salary and leave him free to manage
and dcvelope* it in aci-or'dahce with his
ideas .garnered fro'Hirlong-experience.- .
Of course, the .perspns furnishing the
bulk of the capita! must be of the ' ; ,
public spirited sprtw and willing to
wait far returns 'Troth their invest- .
incnt bOca'us.c honest businesses t'o.ndtpiry
fnlwtQirsr dividends nvernitrht, and -
no lint of tlie mushroom Variety;
Thm\ lines inav seem uptupian in
some tyspoet<;Jmt?what -we Mined to ? In
'generally is dream a .liltlc more,
and then endeavor to' make our ,
dreams conic true;'.. There- has never
boon anything aeeoniplishod'r worthwhile
that did not form itself in the
-min<i_ii??some -Jar-seeing. individual.
The - purpose of those musings is to 'j[
stimulate thoughtand it is .the hope
of the in user that Phe i >: 111 will
eyoKe a .virite. -response. Let :,11 of us
c!isjUhisc..juir_hiindS~"oT~^the thought - W
that wo are * the.-only pobble-ou- the^
hetieh. Wo ojyn'i -sueeeed unless tl^fU 1 '
is united effort, and to get that, those
among lis who' consider themselves Blortders.
imist cease their hostility to ?-h
other?in soviet. as well . ^
as in the open. *? - .
( AltI) OF THANKS.
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I Mrs. Maggie Monro wishes to
thank hoi-many friends- for their kincl
neSs (hiring- the rHtte^s?and death of?
her -husband,. Also Mr.,\VV M. Mil ler.
the-iloderfaker for his"?eourtcsy
11hi MTi iit. uii' i;ui ii-s 4\vn<? n"?ivp
s'fch beautiful flowers.
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xotick. ..
Cabai y MaptisT vhimhrt^rnrtpstmr
and freshly piiintod. It _ Ic.-ol-f * as
eond as . new. niMmutrlv the ed'To fs
about six.ty ..yesSrs idd. T{?>v.' !i. R.
tones is the past< r. ami principal, of a
trended school. Mr. S. \V.. to uison
is clerk..
.. notici:.
j The public is cordially invited to,
hear Dr. I.. .M. .Daniels im the subject
. "('oiiumuiity Health" at Sidney Park
( . M. K.. church,, Oct. 21. 8 p. ni. Special
Juusical numbers will be rendered
by some id' the best talent of the
city.! . :
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