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? : -f *- &? i j.. '* ' --- ~ " ' "" VOL. VI.?NO. 2C VAll li? DR. xMANCE'S FUNER AD AT ALLEN Prelaie '111 Some Time; heat Blow to Connection The Rev R \V Mn in t. 1) 1) ^ - ding elder the Charleston^ dr?tlii South Carolina' conferonce, A. M. I and tthith president of Allen nn'ivo sity, serving there from 11110 to" 1112 died at his residence. 1 tS'J^f'int'! stre last Saturday evening, Jyne L'lst, i 10:56. I)r. Martee had been ill far protracted period and his death tl j Untimely was nut unexpected. The d ceased is survived by?h+*r wife, Mi R. W. Mance,~ his mother? Mrs$r-Chai ly iviance, ot la m par'PinTTtfci; ai live children, Evelyn, Robert \V.( .1 ('hhrity/zIZZNfirjSsa, and Mx!iar, ??Last?rite*?were?held over?the?r ? main* of- the deceased Tuesday all*.1 ' noon, June 21th in the Ailed unive sity auditorium. ? a The Rev. J. W. Mtirph, I>. !>., pa tor of Bethel A. M. E. church, Colui hia. was master of ceremonies, ai .conducted the program which coi . prised appropriate. hymnA annoutici I by Rev.. S. B. Wallace, I). D.* pa?t of Sidney Park C. M. E. church C lunihia. and the R*'v 1. F Vnnot, !!! D.r presidmp- elder of the >Ywho'r ".district, Columbia conference, A. M. church; scripture lessons read by t KevIRbA". HolUns, I), p., prcsidii elder of the Edisto " district, Sou Carolina conference, A. M. E. chore and the Rev. P.. Watson, I). I ; Baptist missionary worker; solos I Mesdnmes Vanilla R. Clark and Ala ? garet- Smith,- Mjss A-Ra-O.-Glark ai the Rev. W. G. Owens, pastor of t , A, M. E. church, at Lancaster, S-. ( - ohiturary by the Rev. H. B. Thorn *? son,, pastor of the A. M. E." chjjf; at GraniteviHe, S. C.; eulogy byrjt Rev. G. K. levies; presiding elder, J Columbia "district, Columbia confe eflce, A. M. E. churchi a 11 d rPniar by Mr. N.' J.. Frederick, grand attc ne.v. Knights of Pvthias:tthe Rev. W. Witherspoon, pastor, Mt. Zionr . Vm. E. Church, Charleston, S. C., ai Mr. Julius A. Brown, grand chanci lor, Knights of Pythias, and resol tions, etc., by the. Rey.- J. B. Je nings, pastor, Cumberland A.-Mr....... church, Aiken, S. C. \ The body was interred in the Pi metto cemetery, the Knights of P ? thias performing the last rites. Ho orary pall bearers were: Dr.?lr; Dillard, Dr. J. F. Page, Dr. S. Younghlood. Dr. S. B. Wallace. 1 I. H. Alston, Dr. R. S. Wilkinson, w v , B. >Johnson; M.^D.; C. K. StFphensc 1 ' M. P.: S. R Green, M. D.; L: M. Da . ' . ids, M. ^D7T\ .N . A.. Jenkins, 31. f).; G. Stuart, M. D.J A. J. Collins, D'. Sv; Attorney N. J. Frederick, Messi J. B. Lewie, G. C. Williams, Juli Brown, W. H. Harvey and G. L. Floy Active pall bearers were The Rev* ends W. R. Bowman, J. M. Jacksc J. R. Johnson, ,B. J. Cunningham, The -numerous floral designs, lei grams, letters and resolutions & . nounced at. the funeral attested t high esteem in which the deceas was held. The eulogy delivered ' the Rev. Dr. Lyles, spoke volumes its attestation of the useful life liv by Dr. Manee. The fitting' words JJessrs. Frederick and Brown revei ed how great is the loss to civic a , fraternal affairs because uf hks (ka! The sincere tfibute.paid by the R( WitherSpoon made it?known that t church suffers in his demise. "? At the general coflf*nWte--h*Kl Chicago in 1928 pr, Miinr<> w.Son Carolina's choice for elevation to t bench of bishops. He has for a nui ber. of vearf- occupied a nromine place in the A. M. E. church. . - -Xmon>" ttig m'umr umi'w lu'VF Dr. Mance were president, Palmet State Teachers' association; gra prelate, Grand Lodge K. of P.; pi master, F?A?M?Dr. Manep was n of thp few life members of t"he Pi metioi, State Teachers' associati( From 1912 to 1920 he wtfs recordi secretary of the Financial .Board the A. M. E. church, , r idMliilt i';*t niMfiir; , 117 M A ATI r?. mmv ' 1 ... . , .'J Jr^r?. lL_ I s ,W i d c 1 y r7~ ii?) a- H ?d I r, <)u WBBBBBB^BBMB |3 ";>u. iror.nn^r "' FKDKKATKI) .<'1.1 IBS ie: -? - " . th PLAN PIC NIC h. J'* Holiday. (vat ft t?r initial" Falrwold ~ on July Fourth FhL =XT f" ~~? :?-w. f"?.- ? f? ^ ^ Konorul inv itat mn is hoijij^, ciivur(u*. Carolina Fetleiatiuii . uiL.Culoml WolateiT HtlHiilt; the public bv the Smith p-1 men * clubs to-attend a picnic on the grounds of the?Fiiii'Wold?limine, aF ' U'uyce, S. Friday, duly 1th. ej At the iinnuat meeting of. the Fe',p(-deration in 'Sumter last,"Aprilplan's" r- wore suggested ' that, an annual picks nl(*m> held a^L 1* Mll'U'nM and that rifffifr ,r .tiers and frrends be asked to gather T there- for a-day of pleasant assoeiatitnr and contact. Dei suns, in rtrn7Ti ii^ A.,are linked to prepare their .own baslul'kets as no arrangements Tor the pur?i chase of Tood will be made* Fairwold, located a .short distance, u" south of t'ayee, just oil' the paved n- Columbia-Orangeburg highway,, il the Fm^pi'ijcct oi the Federation and grounds as well as the-, building, .of, the htjnie will he opened duly Jth foV. the plea,sure and- eonifort of'the 1 friends aty tending the picnic. n_! Tip* ^ Ih'ers extend a cordial invitap.' 1 1 MO.N "A i;\\ S 'I A Very successful meeting, has just ,n> closed at /ion -A./M. l\. church. l)r. h- ?$hule proved equal to the situation ,J. jUlld large crowds of anxious persons Were all well orepared and loreM'ully l!'- delivered. - ? , : -,7? US Dr. l.otuaX iippiU'ciatcs the cooperad. tion given -by nieniberV of other eliurI ches of the c 11 v. - At!?jo+ft- rn?wi t h ? him in sayii'ig that much good was ,u? (done and pasting. l.cncTit derived from J.; sermons preached during the past week. . . ' ' I Kt'V. Paten of Corinth Ma pt i si used lw" thn-sutfjeci "The Trsup"" tTiis "being Ht??iPil nilnibgr in a scried on "Railroad to lli'uvcn?' t'iacb one of?the .sermons ? Tfas been clearly ^illustrated and ii>. creasing interest manifested by all y who have,heard. in Services at St-. Rapl, Baptist church ed and ..Bethel A. M. K. church were conducted by pastor. Rev. Diggs, and . .Johnson respectively. " Miss l.ouise 13 luck we II One of the h'l juniors of Corinth Baptist chuivli, Lh. wUI sue lid a few weeks in Myrtle ,y Beach. We wish for her a pleasant ? stay.? *???1? ??? ?? ? - Mr. Wade BlackweU and family, also Miss "Louise mot<>red__to Cnlum\bia' where?Mrs.?Dtnekwell will attend " . l. ? tirun . 4.1 *. 1 suinnuM M:n<)i)i. >v rinu inuru tnt?y ' w^re &"?T will Ih' the' gliosis ?'.T TUtt "e relative, Mrs,. Nahce^ V m- " A -<yery .pleasant evening was spent nt nt the home of Kev. and Mrs. W. S. . Diggs who entertained a largo num. her of 'members and friends of St. Hv-iy TTd'iMVM. (')uvrrn, fihrrtPT wm? ;to played and delightful music listened n(j to. Refreshments were served and v all ireUirncd hpmu leeling?hotter lor ls having participated. Jl?_ A card?fi'nm Mrs T.ti- stairs tliiil al- she is welj and enjoys class 'Work at >n. State college. The children of Mrs. Carrie Giles x?n- Chambers ^-avenue, -surprised her ?* with a well prepared dinner., A par' ty of frtendii were invited and extraod -7. V ' . V f - V - . lalmel i 111 i >i "i _ _ COLUMBIA, & ('.; SATUKU Jgj JL/iLllJ Mrs M o u,r n e d a.'V . "... . '. ? ' * and j ' ' . -.-iiAV, i * : rrl?ti I niti W? . was gP ' y fuis . . ami~\ Rf V r".' '*-. ' *~ ' ' a ' , lIl-TT^: ^ mM m ^ ( ni l v l i m i?n)\ .man<'i? .v.,.:;...... -roUtt, T^r ?~ " . : - t ?- - "' ' " u>isuf URBAN LEAGUE . ^ .II}I CONFERENCE '- '" y * ~0 suinii K, trans -Annual National Meeting Held lic sv In Buffalo ^. Jf B u fl'ah)T NT^Yr,r-Jirn0 12- That tin- nr.Tii. NV|?ru in America has Rained more"thinwr than he has lost in the <-V>un<rin<? done struCtUT&'was the consensus of op in- rutin ion?of?those expects,?social?wui'ki'i^?for?> and eeonmists who assembled here ,A"' | to?tt ttend "th e An n u a 1 Co nf ere ne'e of " AC' the National Urban league. The theme 1'ub b of the conference, Vocational .()p^)oras the magnet which attracted a whicl large number of the leaders of hoth as to; -races to what is considered to have Ma'til been the most successful conference and \ in the -History of the Urban League not t movement. ot so ' It was generally conceded that the u"..s< success of.^the conference in Buffalo XVJ. was-due tri the" smooth working ma- '''T*11 chinery which was created and deyo- NVj*.Vloped by -William L. Evans, execift- -y, rive secretary of the Memorial Centfr and Urban league, Inc., and his* '- *j^ .executive board. Among the others . "in attendance upon the 'conference 'j?|1(1|1 were (leorge Arthur of the Kosenwald Foundation, Chicago, 111; James Uol.,j Jackson, U. S. Department of Com- .-i ' . mei'ee, (intrude Brim 11, I'HVllis '|'||i"j7 W'heatley House, Minneapolis; Fbr.res- -yj, ;ter Washington, Atlanta School of jv v(I Social Work; Dr. Monroe Work^ of /,' , Tuskege.e institute. _ while r-- ~ . Til inary preparations-made for entertain ing them. All was done without tinknowledge of Mrs. (Jiles. It is under Wan stood Ibut her daughter, Mrs. Amanda tenfrom Atlanta sponsored the affair. '-'l' Mesdanies Rosborough, Mentor, j. (.tiles and Richards attended conven ^*t tion meeting rn Chester. Mr. ,S. \V. Morgan motored theur-,""' 1 "up through the"country:?A pleasant "Ifay was spent. ' I mVL*' Mrs. J. A. Baten, who has sutfered * froni^ sprained- thumbs- is much im- :UI ' ?proved at this writing. Many wiir>v"'u take the trip to Asheville on Excur- j ' , sion On duly 4th. Church and Sunday Schools Of Union are in charge of ar iAT * -rangenients. . - nTvet Deacon Sanders of Corinth is a * great t'boo^ter" and asks that you cure* see him for ticket. Mr. N. E. Mr- <?ver /Junkins of Bethel A. M. E. church. 1 1,1 says^he will be ready to serve you, m 1st: -M ?v Jeter of -Zten and- Wt>rt by of^St. ^1 * Paul are also ticket sellers, either of _ those above mentioned will he glad h's. > .to nci're you. "? ywih. The party given for the pupil.*y?f clpse tuo Wiiiflfo r.iiivatc "?* .Saturday afternoon.'June 21'st. was nuui a most enjoyable alTair. Mr*. Tobin with a group of parents, assisting her, spared no pains in. making rt a pleasure _for each one. .Ice _crca?i, ^' ruflTp ainT mlwts weig" setvwl. Tbc ttT--6^ . tie folk arid parents ate And were m th filled. Edna and Hattie Mae Brown .Th of Charleston were guests of honorv dorfc They received cute baskeW?*i?f mints rd. as souvenirs to take back to the r.itv -f"rtt byfthtr sea. -?_ toss. j Dr. Sartor is gratefuT to the friends labor of Union who are assisting in making ,e?f' it?pleasant for^ these young ladies.;? Tuesday afternon they attended a sionp birthday party at the hofne of Mr. and * - -l -' - ^?-?' " X He? Yj. .J i1 I-: .>*._ i *Kio ^ >NKKR KDUCj^roii AT STATK ' : "~J Klla J. St ale v Speaks on Iv , ILff Ration >ny?Jjury^S.. ITS Mrs^ J. Stnley, widow of t he late lfr-V . StsHoy, of A inerieus, (ieoryia, j nother ?t I'rof. F. MareoTlus. Sta- ! tunyt'r I Hifi'lu'i! at Sti>tc collt'BM to the students and Dili-| <>t thi! first sesstrm of fly sum-! solnfrd ;tt?t tre - (>i mio i?liciry "rot- I ^ TIhv visitVM'.| w Iti> is one - of the (Jooryia was enr'nute to Now City where sho sailed .June tinth io S. S. "Ilk- do Franco*' for sj abroad. visitiny fourteen tv>uii~ Hor itinerary Will Im-ludv'L'rmr. ay I a nir;y,,unu?i I . A111 -1 rrrhrmr nd: Berlin, (iormany;* I.'rahall, io-Stavnkin. Vienna. Austria:' ria, (iormany; Venezia, Italia; I > Italia; (ioiicva, Switzerland;", 'aris. France. ?' Veteran ill the cause id' odurtiliy. virtue, of ohsery-at kins, yainfinnieh?Kli'iniVf?TTTTVel?tTi Tim" d Stales, Canada and alirnnd . in a | >sit ion to cor'ahine these ioiiees with those'- yainod from iIV the Vx-hdo| room; thus JnaKiny talk o:ntei laii'iny. inteiestine. i |irotitable. - . . ' loiur "many other .frrart ieal Miy>ns coticvrniny the "objectives of' I eihieatioii. she etn uh.'t s i zed the! iI j n i of | ia 1 r to( i - a i. iiiei, o..:?.i. ..i, i v-x . j * * ? \ i .>mw, n m u:->i r \ ill IU - The SI lea k ? F C ' >) K* 111 I lei I 11? I* adby making an appeaj for impU vi - f in tlit- fa it 11 of oyr fathers, i lit*' CInil tit tlie head of ; II -olir. iv. "If thi-- is done." :-hp stated, j other thing* will lie old. d a nil' k>.i 11 ,1m- a fjijUiirtit s ii'd-s-." M it I \ (I, 1.V-W-?\!.'iin t \ l.jtiS .MI-.F.TS H> I'lol 1.1,11 It. \\ .!: .TT,-la^.t Tin d;. v i \ i mlm. a-WllxUhji jj'itrl liali: tin-, (.iluiiitno i' 1111.. iat ion. of .uliieli .M i. \Y diis ~ -on, of the. 11tut .if foliiisoii ate, Hey, undertakers, ^ pvesuleiiti its . regular iiieet'mvc. ;ft Vhicli fruly far reaching. business was acted, and about which the pule ill be tltily itUornied; by. \yay ol nieeiuetrts u? the' surprising s'/ifl ready accomplished," as well a* expected eooperat ion of Colulls' -generally TTi regards to the, s iso iinperati\elv ifeoded to. lie whrrebv?t-he lone' ?d>>i orveiH bid j 1 y too long delayed. clinic?veto ball?U>?a i.oI . iii?i nst it at ion?Lfc nid.st. te ft he business session, a dcTigTd ullVt supper was served the.as tiou by Dr. M. Kvans. ntj~Tiei ial. residimi-w. - n.-sr .l.'.ii'. due-see-^ i repast, 'Dr. .r."It. I-owle. acted ast master and the vivacious Mrs da* Dritrtir -war. "cheers-Header vhoopeo instigator," There were >nly "a feast-?l"reason-and.'"Hoa ul" h'lt evidences abundant that, cheduled time, the clinic center hey in its eleemosynary mission ve aTuTTtu'icy in "aiiToSt activT Wallace < '.layton on r ortiwell my, very many thanks, are airain rC'if Mesdanie.-t Hookniun. Diyys, i ias, ltulV; (larner. F.isoii. FrasiorJ retoii. (list,.1 (""olenian. Klein'rmr.i IV and others who assisted wph portv -*1 1 t'1' loOne nl' Mrs i. <s iMicile W jrnlhain is doitiy line- ] We lea\ill*'" yhcH>t et->~ h ) 11111 Mini | is fl lel'lfl-' who I'enieliihei cil Tlei | I here, " ,| 0 fuiu;lal of Mr: . Kl'ioia t'ur-1 wa. i lain.ie.i at her' h.ointn on nee street - l>y. He\ -J \. Ha Alnuiu: u.0i!. Mooir weir uiuiei rrf;?A~?A^?Huns. is. instructor at UlibtU'i"school l|| hiii'-'^tiec ?t?/r? 1 Impel ;\. Al. li. t lmitli L* ilflHUUI >|>M IIJ-' . r ! * \ 1 \il' 1?1 l??? .? n:tini'il rlunvli ? K^nl Si:ru1:t> fv<.ltd if?jiJlul.?| I'i'itl. il h tin'?1'>" itf fifteen ftniVfits aiitl fourteen --A*: s. and 1111fi*11 aiitl rils i f Kfv. Dr, VY.-W. SLylf. iliifft'?i e Bureau oil Keafselisiu of tin- A Zion eoiineotioji eoiidiu;tnd the hrv.-v lif v ii.ninf I lit- I >! h ?> 1" _Jnn't-. luifint tt all hoiau' In have seI lir. Slatlf to program liir us. ,Tlif jjorieniI . ionIt'Vf iii't* f A. M. I!. Zinii fhiiuli made uoi ike when it sflfilt-tl Dr. SJado ti> infp(Vrtanr p>>?itttui Mas .l.'.i:l?< at .ouis.? . th saints and winners a it* sinking jraise, and ask that In- eunm a?tiioy?itixi ut > m y iiiiii li?liutof tlu' glvht meeting.* The-hiuise I pm krft 1 c,it'll niudn?Iinur llur of lion preach the JTOspH. j (J ADSDEN N'KWS ;> are constantly having showers frho tinflweeyilnyiT)trlfftTQv is seetipn. Coin crop's are fine. .. ?-Children's Day. program ren1 at Red Hill was largely attend* Mrs. I ,onisa W. 'Randolph put i every effort to make it a sncShe was^elT rewarded for her * from the many commendations ved. ? -e-delegatiotr-from Rett HtH toD-" no/iUt U.?? > 4 I. A1V, 1 11 V u i y Midi .turimtMl i fit* i#(Continued 'on* pa#o eight) .? ' \ _ ' r f 4 < ; . fig Elks He Met SCENE OF MEET l.arju- Program Put Over at .Meeting:; (Greatest Session The State Convention of Elks heh '.Ls an n ua 1 meeting a few days ago ii , Allen I. diversity auditorium beinj well.- attended "and- well representee many of out?Lest citizen who attend id the- public meetings and, gave ven .to* the thinlfS they heard and safc' wicV-ail programs were very interest iiiy. and instructive. sj~ The ointniny. or beginning of th< program commenced Tuesday evening lune'lTlh, the uudifnee sang, "'Ameri c: " and | layer by l>r. I). H. Sims pivsiderh of Allen university. Attor ?.M organ?crf-rtfrangeburg, Mrs <1..i.ee Fia'tlitf, 1'rof.. (j.. E. Nelson ami l>r. I). 11. Sims made excellenl addi-e^us in-LlnV liiiiand keeninc w.itl the- urofTnmr . ' -Tim .-ecohd day's session was open d at lie above-named school at 1():0( which in t'f-.at session state degree; were conferred, the-delegates were et lulled aiUl ail-committees were ap i uin' ed. \\ e 4-heh recessed to see th? baseball gaine jilayd' on Hurst's fieh l T 'v..~ n Columbia "and Newberry colored teams.- The'result of the scori u-.rr "7 "to it iii favor of Columbia. Hie ^jo .Tyram was continued Wed 7e:da> ineiit at Allen university, sin* iii"-, ".M\ i 'uuntry 'TIs of Thee." Pray . I- v.as ..tiered by Rev. T. M. Btfykih flu- audit-nee sanjr "Onward Christiai Soldiers." Our South Carolina Stati President. G. I,ee RatlifF, Mrs. C. _E Blocker, State Prerident for thi I).iu?hters of 1. B. P. O. E. \VM Prof (I. E. Nelson, Prof. Gordon of th< Colored state iHtflege at OranjyeburK Mr. .). Lew Kelley, of Alabama, Mr H. E. -P harrowi)f Georgia,?and .Mr It.el 11. Jackson addressed the body The choir r>T Wesley M: R: church rendered some very beautiful ^elee 'i?ijs. Mr". Jackson's address was ar 'I 'uinal poem' on Elkdom which was *> pleasing to the crowd that by spe ial request he-was asked to and re > en ted his poem on Thursday nighi which'was an added feature to th< rorram. Thursday morning was t business session -at Allen university The elect urn of officers. All officers were erelected-with but few exceptions In the. main Mr. G.- Lee Ratliff was i Vcted State President; Prof. Ci. E Nypiin-?yVfee State- Resident; Dr. J A .Mason, Secretary; Mr. H. E. Tayloi I Treasurer; and Dr; N. A. Jenkirfs Prelate. 7 It is very singular to note, but fact; llf, i I" holeSC Th:it biter Df.' .1 ehkitt; was eleeted lie began practicing hii in n s ?l-t b'l'e Hie?adjoin iniienl?nl .'I at s??-ion and he being an amatuei m siii b an office did exceptional^ r?j in id. ? Jo t lie afternoon at 4 :U0 o'clock \\a "v'.ere aleaiii entertained at Hurst Ath 0 i 7,: tie!vI I>y a spl^ndict game of base ball, which was a hafrd fought game 1 e all nit'-?rn?the score of V> to- ??? favor-of Columbia. At night we wen i nti-i lained at the Odd Fellows Hal ::: it annual Elks dance where oTc and vi'iinu- were lightly skipping o \er the floor most 'gracefully to thi beautiful strain of the music render d b\ tire talented musicians, Messri Vi'hmMoiu's, John Beatty, Isaai tlreen, Deroy Shelton, .Henry Starks fan,| Walter ManLgaulv, whose nnisi ! I'.i nit* 'froin the orchestra called thi "Aja.v.". j? Promptly lit o'clock a. m. th biivHestra thrilled thrvsp&cious- hal with "Home. Sweet II (mi?,"and evei II hough Ihv hour was late every per kerned "anxious to wait ami d.'tnt'i till COKES ftp R Y NEWS Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Adajns an? children of Columbia motorecT up 01 -Thprsday tn fire thrrr and Mrs. G. C. Nash. Mr. Nash is in Columbia visitini his nephew ; t The Misses Ruth Butler and Mar earet - Wilson of Abbeville, and ... At l.tnta ii'spt'i'lUt'ly wi'ri^ the ait^Hloh guests of MisseS Rose and Eva Robin son Thursday. . ,_The Oak Grove Baptist church i making great preparations for th .Baptist union which is to be held o the fourth Friday through Sunday. ' O j ... ' . - ?* I've Stated '.ting ; ' ? . ?7--- .... i_' STATE OFFICIALS t. 7 ARE HKARl) 4'?; ; * '. . . . ' ? ~:j --' Good leaching Sir^H t.^i.,1^ ]U College Summer Students r v/iaiigKuurg, rs. v^, June liH?- Kriditj ' of last week, Mr. J. B. Felton, supervisnr of >\cgru Ildul'JllOh, I ,v\I., i * with Mr. Sitzler-, assistant1 supcrcr i . visited-and-inspected the- m.iTTir t school at Statu college T-t.,t ?go- ^ representatives of the State 'depart ' ment were liberal in their la-walat e n - of the. work, highly elate4n?Ter t':.e -<large attendance and, favorably im , pressed with the earnestness winch ' ^-characterized the efforts ..T tit.."-.- ~ *. attendance. Mr. ^Felton made -menflioji .j th - ' , progress., made by South" 'Carolina -m . . the erection of school house; He _!questiuned* however, if iinpiou-mm-.hi/? ' - within the school building hud 'been * equally as great as that on the, out t side. The speaker offered a construe* a live eriHfiittni norrcoting tin ah ai.t 7 practice on the part of many teal'h _ .ers,, talking?too much? lie 1'ibthei " stated that there is not enough acta-) vity ou the part of the st.ude.ir -1' ^ ~^~Mr. ' vSizler elaborated the - uvr-e?V 1 feioiuuoffered by Mr. Felton. r: . " C i t m j DR. S. PARKES CAD MAN ADDRESSES N. C. STUDENTS f North Carolina College for NegroA Has Great Closing 1 Durham, NIC., June 14? \Virh the s delivering of the graduating uddie.-'jThursday morning,' June* 5th ' lie Dr. I o r?_Hi y ? - i o. i-arnes cadman, noted thinker :t- J , pastor of the Central Con'gregationai lchurch_of Brooklyn, N, V., and tlie i 'awarding of diplom^a- ta- - J, T4the North Carolina Collefrev~foj .-.Negroes brought to a close "o/ie ?*.t tin' most successful comnietn-e^n-ni - tfc.i ' the history of the school. . *1 Selecting for hU, subku-t."1-mrt-g ittftr. tion fn~LITe,'T .Dr. Codman implo'rvd ' - ?he graduates .that they -develop- a*" j "pure and well-disciplined imagination." He told them th-it | nlthm |rt| > . r~tfiey lPad flfflshed the academic c<>'n r T j ses, they were facing the great ;e> sons in life?the lessons to be leai tu-d t j only from-the great book of ./ *?. and J experience. Defining imagination a' the only "connecting and. recoiuwliat- . 11 ig force betwee bodily forces and dt sires and physical accompluhnu-nt-" ; the speaker pointed out the-.intluenc.3 that vision and imagination has , life. He further entreated the gua5 duates to acquire for themselves -a---??? clear and /comprehensive concept i..ii "* 7 of religidn, 'w hich he declared should r be based firmly upon "Sacrihciul low . ?, If, however, your lives are based. upon ' sacrificial love, you'Will hnalk >.. Tbrought into the everlasting presence s of the Eternal Father.'.' - H Another interesting _ feature ,d' ill;j commencement -exercises was r]r>*~ba7~?~~ , laureate sp.rmon dnlio.r-.l ; mini -n ' ' 1 ternoon. June 1st, by Dr. dhmbiii It r nf ItwIxwTf-! . I ^.4 umuii ,*J 111 vei'Miy, Kill;j mond, Virginia. WilLiai^ H Hmrir-o;,. . - member of the Illinois Ban.le B >.u .1, a Chicago, delivered a very interesting " address before the joint literaiy " eieties during the commencement i h J. E._&hepsr(L^president of- tin- e?.t- * 7'Tege, declares that the past fisatl \. ai ^'has heen the most r.uccc.-. inl ihtTTTrr the history of the institution. ? ?T * ' ~ ' "* ? URGES KAN SANS DEFEAT ALLEN ft . c Association Director Pushing Fight <yi Parker Supporter c I " pl New York, June 7?Considerable (ii terest has been aroused in Wichita,' Kansas by an address Jelhoeyd h\ ?~_ e Robert W. Bagnall, director hI- Mwt1 ches of the National Associatiiin iV| = the Advan 1 lieIMeht of Colored l'eupie before the local branch, in tlncourse of which hp nrw>d c- l -i-d ' ? ? c ters to defeat Senator Henry J. At len, because of his ,vote_in fnvnr. Judtft? Julius PaiJtSids--eotWVrrmttion The local white daily, the' Whiehita Eagle, published an extended account d of MjjyJtfagnall's address which Krrrr u me loimwmpr headline: "Sofons Who Backad Parker- to Suffer** MrcThm J' " ^ Time." The newspaper in its account ar of the address, which" was devoted I mainly to the work of the N. A. A 1 C. P., said: "The speaker did hot.deT vote niueh t.imo *n tha Iffinnnn V ,.m? , n tor, but he made it clear that ~fhe~a?i ' sociation is opposed to his renomina.ntion and re-election, becatrse he led s the fight in the Senate for a man e ,'who ten years ago flouted the Constinjtution of the United States as fai |as NegTO rights ate concerned." * ?