The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 27, 1928, Image 1
VOL. IV.?NO. 43.
|^OTk"Rite
m Meet f1
Active in Work of,
in> i_ ' G. O. P.|
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I'' Copyrii5?in><I^is?2!<. by the National .
Kontu re. Service.
Ben J. Davis, veteran"cd'ftor' of "IWe
Atlanta Independent and nationally
~~ Unown politician, takes active Inter
est In the campaign work or Heroert
c C. Hoover; " -V.
MISSISSIPPI EDITOR
COMMENDS N A A CP
They Don't Like the National
.v Association hut Can't
. ?-lenore It
SATIRICALLY RECOMMENDS
Refers Its Publications' to all
Politically Inclined Gospel
?a., spreaders New
York, Oct. 10.?.'am
, ~ rrmre frcnnu'rfC mention hyeditors pi
Southern dailies of the National Asso
ciation for the Advancement ojf Col
ored People, testifies to the fact thai
althouyh.it may not he liked, it can
not he rumored.
The Mae on, (la., News, keeps in
si'stintr thai "Otlicials" of the N. A
A. C. P* are supporting, the "T'anv
many candidate'1 for tlio. Presidency
And now. the editor of the Jftekson
Mississippi. News, satirically reconv
N. A- A. C., 1*. literal an
-in an-e lit r:d- rondtu*. in part, -as fol
lO'rpj
"If i ur P* lt'l,'a1. preoeh'e-s ihlento
in f< I' v of ;t.V'd?jr hi o
try, int ( n v. yv l preVdi? o a vnr
of .tho'r r -?1 i*'.e-.. 'I-*cil!-fho ?y
e varv !o a Mva'd.v > (? i/e t.h" pours
of . t\!'.\v id ihr ijrr.:' -araira i ?*
"II !> 'a new" frame for the >? . >-T
C -. t*tI th T'i4i;ef t {fenders ?n M^-is'
ir i ?v !vi;Vr. that the'v krifv r.i'ir'
- ---vPy?U ii.L? a' i M i L lit fact t.h "y_ar
''Tvi-yitsrMe ijiixv-, jnnssin.tr lip Hie p'.'iv
frurnuu'mf the errds. and e innoit'in
oMwm* thu? are heinous in th<
ey. s of a'l pr'actlPal 'ivdTtimns.
, " ~ '*11 -is .s'jKfrestejf, t h'-re. ort*. 4hal. 11.
?~?poHttenf-pi ea? liers who am troinvr i;
for lids sort of thing1 as-a perma'ie.H
activity sin u\| cst.fhlish a theo'op'.ra
sunnnary ' lln'M"* wu where yn*
cuH'V.nte for t)u' clergy pimi h:' tiv/n
c>d in the lalrvt and-most approve*
1 1 I'|"I " " ( itiimi.n.- up vl tiff, urifrt n
dr ring hatred. and all the finer point
of politics. The seminary should ofTe
courses of study in organizing wards
r ? -writing Vdat forms/ .drafting resdlu
tions, handshaking; how to get ou
the Negro vote, methpds of collect in]
Campaign funds, etc.
"ForturtilLely, tr first-class list o
textbooks is available for this pro
po ;e?T seminary, and no expense neoi
be incurved. Choice literature. raj
be found in the Anti-Saloon T.eagn
holvlets. The Fellowship Forum, th
Handbook of the Republican Party
The People's Pofneder, The Crisis
the pamphlets of the Ku K'ux Klar
the circulars of the National Associa
tion for the Advancement of Colorci
People, and many similar sources."
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BLY STREETHALL
Palmetto Grand Lodge of Pre
and Accepted Ancient York
Kite Masons
SMAYOR WILL WELCOM1
Next Public Session to be Hel
- r- -r/"n?- It-iptiwt Church, Tnes.
day evening
TJu' thirty-second Grand Annu.
Convniunication Of* the Palmett
Grand Lodge of Free and'Accepte
Ancient York Kite MasonS, (Prirtc
Hall Origin) of South Carolina, \vi
~ he held at < Olmnhhn-Get. 21)th-No;
1st, inclusive. The opening 6f th
(Irand Lodge and Grand Court wi
n'C 10 M. ' n?.
~:it- Hit' Hall - <m Assembly_Streel
That evening at 7:45, the Order Wi
assemble at the Hall,.whence they wi
parade to Bethel A. M. E. churcl
where n pfogr^m, open to the publi
will he rendered. Mayor -L. B. 0\n
1 ens is to jit liver a Welcome Addres
. on la hall' of the.City at this meeting
Music for the occasion will he fui
nished hy Bethel's choir and other lc
eal talent. .
| The next session to which the pul
lie is invited will he held at Zion Baj
list church, Tuesday evenng, Oct. 3(
at ? o'clock, at which time the Bei
i !? (I. Gregg, will preach the Gran
I iodtfe sermon.
| Trrrf;?T. 11:?Binekliey,?of Sair
George, is Grand Master of the- Oi
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r Liviingstone College ha
Student Government
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v^ N. C., Oct. 20.?On lai
Wednesday afternoon, Livingstone-ci
lege' took a decisive s^ep toward tt
' ultimate' aim of ever^ college, tV
'nstituting of student g'oVe.rnmen
' Under tie ^uspiees of Dean Whit
, . roups of fifty students each were a
- ranged' for the. specific purpose <
:> ':s<Mi.s??1n;r co.mpws problems and ol
1 i-ininc' -i tir,!:> -'.v sitve fl'dauce. Til
e ar, more and more emphasis is b<
^ < n Die import ?n< e o( studei
''.'Vpo-bi
?ji<?; first; frown meeting
. ''C n V-'l;5 ' schl. "Tti? r"'sul's \ve*
1 ' ' " il'vliMV :?vd un to exaeSP
. ion1-. Time has come at I.ivivsior
. :{V? fio-ghT and opinio
i. ,.i.i v.n o-ie.ntly the s(u ten*
? r?n 1 h",cat,ip^s. ,\rt- that
I a n't h? en done-"hereofore, lntt -tl
I. ty e rJ j^wdents" demands- r
'he jvdm'if tratiyn Is going to do jit!
p* ! -t .!">?" ' m ?!>>< ic I line." I* res
' i11 .:t. Ti'-n'?' vpreii cd hinu otf as e:
' rioolc nteaseil c- neorning the pri
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BAPTISTS HOLD SES
i; SIONS
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j T'" * i m'I>< iii'-ihi* Riptist Associi
. J' on orirniii '.i'il Nov. 12th, 18(17, tl
I -ide t Norm Baj>t ist organization i
. -' .rth Carrl'iin. is holdng its (list ai
, 'hail >e -? ?!.- at flhapel (Crar
' i !< niilos North of Columbi
? stsi .a operiod Thursday mori
f 'tit/ nrrh wi+l irt>- tbrough*Sunday Oc
* "Nth. This promises to he one of tl
'1 i'Xe'-l 'sdssiorts Of this (lid hislur
"i sofda'.i n* \ i ,
0 lTiiTidlV'dsTrrTolumhans will mot<
e 'o the Association Sunday niornir
'? witness the closing session. Mi
i,| 'ons and edncaton will be the tv
i, dominant notes stressed. Church*
- from Richland, Lexington, Newberr
tl Fairfield and Chestor counties will 1
represented in the Association.
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COLUMBIA, S. C., SATUF
IFMC
TWRNTV-F1RST AN- ^
NUAL EXPOSITION
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L Many New Features For Greater t!
State Fair According to a
7- Program ~~ ~ tl
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TOURNAMENT AND RACES "jj
? Vocational Training Boys Socier _s
ty's Guests for Week?Pro- 1
e gram Given in Full n
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The daj^iong expected, comes Tues- R
day. The prates at the Fair grounds
g of the White Fair Association, will V
swing on a grand display of the unid
ted efforts of, the colored people in
the State and Richland County, the
like of which has not been seen in .
many years.
*1 N"^w babies,-anxious^ and sincere
o Viothers, will occupy the attention of
d the Fair authorities, according to pro6
gram, together with the farmers, in
11 conference, until (2 o'clock, then races
V harness or running
? Wednesday, to many, is the grandest
day of the week. The gallanj
l" Knights in Tilting Tournament, a
sport that few of this generation have
had the pleasure -and rare distinction
of seeing.] Eighteen Knights have
n' enrolled, according to Mr. Jasper ^
? Rhodes;-the. manager, from the Ea?
tover section of Richland county, and
,s a few -mounts have applied from the
' ,'ity. Using Mr. Rhodes' own wi-r*l?,
^ or speaking of the charged steeds, ^
'there is not a horse among them, p
that I would feel ashamed of." They
' furnish saddle races aft well as the .
j- Toumanient. And -tt-iis said, there , j
vre sopte fast horses -among them.
d uniy qne f air in the :state so tar as
:s known to us, has been so fortunate p
!t as being able to put on a Tournament,
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So anxious has the Fair been of C
the public seeing the Tournament,
that they have attached a Free Coug
'ion to their Season Tickets; viz: If S
an adult buys a season ticket for $1.0C C
ir a child for ,5,0c, they f?et an at- >
Cached coupon that admits them to G
^he Tournament free. See the Tourst
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ol o
,0 rr ^ c ' ? ' m~~\
?e : African Ruler Visits
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e. Invested With Kn
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\K " v r OoorH^t*d. 1018, krU*N
1 Photo sfciiw tha King at AbwkM
/0 study. Ho la One of the moat enlighten
?s Sir Afrl Atta, King of Abuakw* Gold Coa
wltlr~a Knighthood by the King. He
y' other Members of his retinue, lncludln
be crier, and art elephant tall bearer. Th
English provinces. He Is a member of
and la actively Interested In the minera
tiiMt
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tDAY, OCT. 27, 1S>28.
IPENSG
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anient. See the winning knight, i
ro\vn~Hta tpreen. Everything
UKS IMP?trrr?Htr--po44+e?U>-- sue?the .
'ournanient.
vjr*
Friday, a big excursion from- Gasnnia.
N. T.. will pnm(. lc? -the Fair.
aking on us fur down as Spartanburg?
nd Union, S. C. This fs the day
hatr Booker T. exjocts-to thrash Lin- j
In Hi, of Sumter. Lincoln declares,
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; can't be done, however, theie ill 1
e a large crowd from-KumterV-to
ustain -The? Sumter Hi's contention.
'he Gastonia's excursionists t\re perlifted
to remain over until Saturday
lorning and the C'olumba people will
live them;-a jolly good-$me. OCATIO^AL
AGRICULTURAL
BOYS' *tty>Oi<Kl) STATE FAIR \
SCHOoUrDfT. 2t?tii m Nov. 2nd. jjDAILY
PROGRAM;...
C.OO.A. M.? First call.
6:110 Av M.?Setting-up exercises, i
7:00 A. M.?Policing tents. . (
f?.nn a **r ji y t*
i :.)u /\, mp^r-tsrcaKigst. C
8:30 A. M.-?Assembly: \
0:00 A. M.?-Lectures, I
10:00 A. M.-? Visitimr exhibits. ?
11:30 A7 M,?T.tfctu ifc\ I
12:00 M?pinner. - J
r 2:00 P'.-.M.?AVisttin'g exhibits. _ n
r 0.00 P. M.?Supper. . I
PROGRAM:. a
TUESDAY. . J
0:0o A. M.?Mr. Verd Peterson, s
late Supervisor of Agriculture. t
lt):00 A. M.?Reading and discus
ion of Constitution of New Farmers t
f South Carolina. " (
11:00 A.. M.?Address, Prof. J. E.. J
lanton, President of Colored State ii
'air Association. 'T 5
WEDNESDAY. c
0:00 A.. M.?Address, Prof. C\ A. h
ohnson, Principal Booker Washing- v
>n High School,. Columbia, S. C. t
0:30 A. M.?Organization nf New
armers of. South Carolina. f
11 . A A A "AT A .1.1 ta n t
i i.uv r\. ill,. AIHI!\'S.S, L/r. K. t
/ilkinson, Presidelit State?Ar-&?-tollopro.
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" THURSDAY, ^~L ?
9:00 A. M.?Address, Dr. D. H. d
inis. President, Allen University,
plumbia, S. C. ** . . c
O^.IO A. Mx?Address, Dr. S.' R. 1
Ireen, Physician. 0ranj?eb'urpr. S. C. 1
11:00. A, M.?Address, (ireen Jack- '
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England to Be
ighthood by King
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_-.. y,-;? ^^Baiff
M' %?& > s^lBfr * ! i
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itional fMton Servtos, " k
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i <aeated) at work In bis open-air
ed 'rulers of Africa. The Hon. Nana ?? _
ist, arrives In England to be lnMsted
i brought with him bis wlfff^and
g his heir, a sword bearer, a court r
e King of Abuakwa Is to visit the
the Gold Coast Legislative Council 1
resources of his country.
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Mian tic Coastline' Hailro; d Settles
Case ( ': n.r.C ' Sa>s
. Despatch .
\I TUl'K G? HAYKS; ATTV
iayie Woman A rre.>ied. for Riding
in Hodman <4tr In- Florida.
and Fined
\\>W V(,iik, Oct. H?.-r ArUmr <;arit-M
Mays. \vho was asvoriati-d with
'larenee Harrow in the famous SwcC
aso, now repcia??' another important
ictory in the case e.f.Mrs. Hlanch/
irookins, who has just. . rvoovon :
>2,7t)'l from tho Atlantic Coast I.itu
tailvirnrt; fotlTTivnur her expulsion *ii
'uly of last year from a Pullman eat.
it Pa'a'tka. Fh viily. This case cm
ilia.1 :zos that passeryefs' in inter
tati tratlic ore not subject to tic.
fim-Crow .rojriilnVns ' of southerr
tati without < <jual accommodation
to in; fiun'shci hy the' ra'h'uail..
Th ease first i-nnu: to tho Nationa'
tssoci 'tion for the Advancement jut
adored Pi oplo in" July. PJ27. anil tin'
sT. A. A.-C. P. paid $100 for the Jak
ny of testimony in Florida and. asked
Tin Hayes to. handle the case. It was
ont'endeil hy Mrs. RrookitVs that she
ad. purchased a Pullman ticket from
lew York to Oralndo, Florida, and
hat at Jacksonville, the conductor
' ' 'p. " ' ?* ' J ini-Cr'ow car.
?he n" r.r.ll f.uvlh?" :r ntends
hat the con'"'"""' aphod ahead
o- Palatkn where two officers took
ter front the train anil put her in jail,
ihc was kept there all nijrht and next
lay fined $500 and costs.." ...
Mr. Hays after carrying the case t? |
hurt reported that the Atlantic C<>a-' |
Jne Railroad had litVert'd ~a~sot-Hf-4
nen. which Mrs. Brookins ayreed . u
ccept. '
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Georgia State President
Speaks to Y. M. 'C. A.
President Benjani'0 F; Ihihertl <>!
he (t'eortria S'ate Indiit rial. C=>1 i? a'",
"dusti ial~Colleiro, (it'or-iin. snnke <-"?
iVedne-'d-v evonimr. ' ?ct. t"?T a t-h
ne.'etintr of the National ,t . .M. A
iv ?c\vn and ' onntrv..
This \vos. the t*v<. time in .th ' .hi- try.
of-the- Ass -iati-n t'-a'" y.
*r. hove.- t'ot-'V ?rvi" i d ' t'
'. :(> 1 u\. frat, . 'd'an'os hao<< !'
for _tlie bet
ural life dttrjr.tr the pad- twelve
-nn'hs a-H the Committee was enourajr^d
l?y this to. 'earn ivit.v'e :>!> u.-.
V? ' rrvs'.l 'life* nnd eordt'i'-,;". ?: ?,?-?
" yo ?. H e1'.' f t? is. <- ha
'oen-nhlO- ti' Il.t" eft'r's?"f !'c '
[Intrert. who early- ;n- the-veer
-Uthe N ;\t:ofal. A -oeioj ion f< >1'
Vt O O of > T^~"(' *:' I'V 1
lY'ridon* M' hf v* >'- ha* "tlio .?!^-<if
havp-c l>' oil Itu 'ti i! 11? put - 1
iepato in the ut?mv-Hn'.r+rf-4w4?
is on Tuesday whorv Dr. C. 11. %Tons
of t-he.V. M. C. A. :ml Dr. lvetivi
11 I,. RutierfioW :d nrr w't'h many
ither n tal'los wore pfeseVt.
n. .?Fsq.,_?tr v-rotary, S.t'nt
^air Avsocint inn.
FRIDAY. - ;
PtOH A. M.; Address. Mr. I. S. I.ee"
y, Mer/hnnf, ^oluiviliia. Jx, C.
10:00 A. M.?'Address. Mr. II. S j
'imnn. "Fe. ivt n> y. "F.tatT" DnnV.cr-'-i
Vssm-iation. ??? -I
11:00 A. AT.? Address. Review of
Tie TTTtrTi Spots'of J^rtTpnt nnd~ Chnlcngc
of tile New Organization. PVofY'
lolin P. .Burgess, Itinerant Toachei
Trainer.',
T: F. Cm-rvv-Camp-Xninmqndor. ,
J. II. Chapman. Asst. Camp Com- j
nander, I
Jno. P'. Burgess, Director of
School. ; |
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s Pull- ~
xprilsifm Suit .
Noted' 7 enor Starts
E?American Tour > H
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Cnjiyriiilit', ), 1ft. bytho Rational ]
* ' . Fcat'urc'ScF^tec. ' .
P yi. rid Hayes, col&rnted tenor,
nft; r stvt ral months aboard has re.
Uin d e> Ms.bctovod America where - 1lvc
1 . bccun awconatrt tour ol Its
principal cUics. . .. r
inr<\ high school
holds fair:
A. & -I'. A .i; riti'iD in till Staff-und ?
'I.oca! fount> \ tic it t Cooperate
Citli Teacher
(JX. (.. .'(Vet; is! j-T-hc
7i'il' - ::V" ?'iv.(t' llVtfh KfroM- nf rfV*1
,.l his !> " 1-K' y'H of ts
prncipnt. I'raft*V T... A'tx.cj*. hclvl
r.<' mr.'uul < ' ii?:Iiv:' y i'ntr hero Fri-'
lay. <?; .. .{;!. "'v-uVj! -( y f.tli's lair i
hi-Avwrlr>1'.
tic ' nai .dv..u't:m-nts * and
i :U rvi a" . ;: of iiUlMUiV.j* the
a' a.': y. -\. . .av.A C tin-. \?!ro of
th(->c ili jKO t'iu ni.s in .tiiu !'>s.ai. com*, " 4
Vaiih i*y.' ? l.'hofrs >rrrJSot7?rrT'n irraduatfe
i a1 t A. and
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S- :> :!.!' 'V- ; a1' A;-?-,i!M?niy;
A i- " A , AdtOH
<} id'-.-at! y V.'a.il T. wore'on
hjiii'l ;vk! < ?' i .. 1. a 'in i-vi i y way to
aTin I'-'.'V !1 I'd'iil'nm
>TKAK:V IN * CH AKLTSTON.
,i vv >?i < irrr't^li n wheve he- nd?
v.,? - rt.-rTtnor at meht In zzz
V; ' ? ! "1. ? '. CVfivh in the interest
rvfthe X., A- A. <*. P. Vndev the , ' .
1 . r l.?V. p..It. Iturriuiffhs the >.
| local hi n?h is mnkinu a drive for a
T '-.V : " '" i.'hi'ru artrt 'thp
e'l.tli ik is that soon Charleston will Vj
have a strorisr crranch of'this importpint
association. S3