Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ti. \v. BA-UfllGAlCDNEK Acting Editor JAS. S. CiRANT Manager LEE A. LOGAN . Advertising Manager be very mlbf and should reach the editorial desk of the Pal met to. Leader not later ' than Tuesday of each week. City news, locals, personals and social news', by Wednesday night. Business and Editorial Phone 4523 . (POLl'.VUlilA, S- C.. SATI.'UNAV. NOV. r>. 1 ??:*. > . ' v \ ? 1- ()(H'EAI.l! OFK1C1A1 st .Then* was a lime during the.:early Atys-of, foot ball among our ..Negro College.- vfhen a game eouhl not by held links.- 1 lie oilicials who conducted 'ho ganiC were white; This was when there w'*k? cont? paratively few Negroes', not i f uhe colleges, who ~ ~ Knew Jiiiytliini^^tTHtTTrTmtTTll and when tin* only Negro Intereolfegia'e A'heletie Association..was the C. T. A. A. (Colored Int'e'jvolle'giate-Alhle'ic As\ L-Siieiati'tiO ,whose nn,nilier<hip comprised only .lloward, Lincoln, Hampton and Virginia t'nion.. Such .conditions no longer obtain. In every seelion we (intl As. ?. unions of Colleges wh?:V<? ;luT vrrrf OUS :l tiih-t i p'l.-i .1 - i 11' :oI ill ;'i ri | o'. - o I n: 11 iL LI p I nt Hm I... ..I ' > ... . . ? - **V* Ol SJ-MN IMIUItlSmp. 1! IS 10prrQttab'lo tha' atiyihin<* should happpn to hfinii Xe >' "? til'irial, ii;n, ,!i a1.im,.' m! nnsm lias . been heaped upon Neer,, .oflieials- !uwau<o~x?f tffe - work dune in tb.c A llm-IV.ite iranie at tin- S??n:}i Ciirolina' Coh'nyd' Sla'e Fair. I Tany people have expressed t la-a: s> h. es as lain)'^ ins4 t he u-e of white tiila ial< in our yu:ne>.\\ ie a we advocate such Pleasures. however we jiaiy:e 'Inwhole lot I,y one or iwo. and lids- is wronir- That " tflxe.i'O -vas tvui h .jitil-fi-ion/and many "serious l>hin. dors iv-'.uli- in t he -nine ilo one would .sensibly.<k ay. First ,tho'Fair dtlh erred in prov.idiipv'oiilv three , p'llieials u! . the n:'. - .a!! i "Jj?ur. This situation caus al a < i- ';u, i-n itt >ket there wore .... -- t\VU?. tTl-W-k.??U '-4-I rrr?T? Idl-.-h-U-V*' _ - f > t lU'f and'oil' the i l; < ' :b i V, ' < n<V of a fiiTtT : v jud.cyo. Olio' o(.' t ired- pi.hi.?. copers'. iii^is'ed on boinjr oti the liej-.i of play ait l\ itrrseveral instances called itt'eii i >n io.uha' h< Vall'-jl in!'r.t t i< ns. The roTet op-i-H -oil . ir.-tnii v pi nuli/nd a tf*Jrn ants ' on . his ' r<- ." i. < > dat soi.' 1 his wa< i lea11 v wriTiTtTT At "trtmi.iier time "no ni'.iho teams tv;t> i eiiitli'/ed. to * within one yaul of ihe l- < al lipe for alh'jt-d -'alkinir by. v. stlbs itute. TJ30. f-t'eiee vluinu-tl jal'iei'.whril* that he- d'd hi, ' v* penalty until after it had been ii: dieted.-All ln>'e >'h'tiys wer<- detriment ni .10 1 10 same I,IV! r\. Tlx iv Wi h- wthe. .'phases of the iranx* where ? \v< clionsc fo <:i 11 it ine.oixpet citoe. .was shown. Of course 'tin*' chrivjre 1 .ft*nisjt* ami so f.oi-'h lvts.ho<?n mg(lp,suh msn l.u: \v,e nre;Vmly interested in railing ~!ut?vnlion to tlx- faei iha' 'hei0 "are Ward otlieirils' of "ability and i.n'e'r.rity. T.he ??ia-?-Tiiskegoe I'lrfxv a'l' sts. \V! ito MfVa ial- an- not needed, hut rotten colored oner will- kill the came. Ml.lit Tl<)\ AT II AM) S Hot. re a-no'her issue of ill is paper lea lies the public ua/e the people- theor' tieplly w ill have h'.ul the-i: ' iin' pvt at Life polls and either repudiated -of vindicated 'lie'. 1 100 v cr-1 iepul^ican alhninist rat^n* ' To our way ?>f st,eiuj;:'tf* it n:a(l?'rs hit little which Capitalist ie I'artv is in the saddle. "t*<Vasus?-or I>ol?'?in,"it do-en't ma'ter will eontinuv^en his wild rampa-v of death, and depii <sion. There have la-en p:i niis',s galore made hy the Candidal s of hoi If parties. This reminds 11s of in the- Musi-nd Comedy Cent "shulUe A lop v."-. When f'am I'< ( ,!< i'minded Steve Jenkins after Jeiikiii> had liecu ilee'c.d Mayor that they liad made mntna! promises 'hat th,e otto elected mayor, would mala the other chief < i' polive, Steve -t'.'d: "If you ain': jrot no move sense- than to put your faith in 'ho<.? preelcclyd promises, you ain't uot sense cuouuh Xu. l>e chief i f police. . The Remihlhnn Par'. under Hoove- litis h-r- Otue a sorry spectacle. It has- leoutfht s ich literature into heinir as "Washington Mcrrv Co Pound" i>> which all oflh- '1 V\,a-'"'vmifion is held up under the ; glfl'V el'. VelVll.ll - < 1 lit in;.', anil IV w arc lift nil-. ?th. ed. Sti h a Cinema at'ruction hits hen produced as "Washintpon M stptei'tide" wherein is portrayed <*tl! the pomp -nleu-'or, intriirite attendant upon onebe in i* connected with nffieinl ir.o .M'Si'ri' t <-ami - mmh t*;t:T T! ? v - !l Iv .... ? - .till jvuliti'it! | < .: :: \\ M 'a :r i > ' ! >10 _ i nil < . . I i 1 7. . : !, :!... l;r pul'litair i;V i. j . v .* . : i V . \ I'ci s?mally 151i \- ri'.it-i aji-s-' aoU; iim !*?? - Ih? mtnii s ?M" rf|v? > ?t x i; it'. ?.i... -V?' ' for N'r^iui >; a* i s' : ; I '. mi(> rat i.- i ! a . ?j-r any I'm *.i:a- N. - : i .if if . ' : Jill' hvoau.-o lu* Will >'.1 v. "ii : ' A- :'>ai 1 v In I.I', if limy v.fri! 11!yami|> .that wioh!:- I lit*, only i. ' ; . ?! J p mm I... Tim Si<u.l!i is i?' >?m-j . m ? !' ma ?.a: y y ' i-^ i -i.l fm _ ' lm "Siiiit.li itih'l 11.'. - i -j - :?v lava"t\ t ai> <h|in: : o ; i ; > \ ^ i IDOIV a'loliiioti in. ; s:r-"! 11 : . i r in, Im al j iiiii n-a i a i*:r.i .< . I .- .\ a..*! i'i a' pmVer; lu* cnnr.i t liavi ?',.! i !!< ; .:: Ii. ri?i I'arty.nl' tja SmaUi ami i -j-.' - i 11, .'ii I i U .i ' . . ' = ' III' I L' \ ' H in, ' i , j. . , , .Xi'j;! no- ha\ " ni-v. ; *. :s.r.. *: ; i '! . ? tilio a1' h; ' i; ,i :.' m tT fTm ?;,:i, -?:'i. ' . fi'i'l'ii.'.:'- ha' r i'!. i o!:t. .aim -inr rihr Trhttc^-hnvr?t-t?'--a'..- h h.t o -< the nji'i ia: n's-l/ 7>~f TT.".--' SiTJ', yial.trf-o Xi'jLvror'^. / tt .... , r? ? t rr_-. iro^i?? - 4?=?= TTThtTTu7 <>| IM111 n)i? I- he V. ;i - U'ri.'i i! v ] /in i c<| |. \ tin('oun'c.-s . (>"!' J funti/i'itidiT. ^ , , F? ITT'i while .Wn.-hinj'lon way in command "Am* Amori aif forces -:i 1 .< d wote a ft-i-n I It* ' r:n.i i-! c.err,waded h?'1*1 a ry White?> >;tr!fin i.n h.-i n ,.1,,, en(itl"d "I'hyllt^ \\ l-ciit :ey till-; n-; j 11 i'y. 'hrilled and eeiiMiiiely liinil.?'>( t hy'de* v. a- t<> )' nvc a letter' ftnn (Ji'iicral (icni'.c WV.aintrl on. ? It was- Phyllis \V1;f?'tlcy-wt-.d v. i f,itr ;.f i|10 of nineteen a poem to America's" oldest,.university. Harvard.?Slie advised the JIarvald si plenty l(> Ih'i' : I . \ . ' ' . i- ' i v*' mis t.noujiM wiih it-cones, ' A question tNiyieil with tlotih': . Shall \ye the torch to others . ' Wh1 li; h! we've lot yo out ? Si. 1 Missouri, (!,!. JS. 1O.cp nruii write." 111'.it !iis nramluhi city yhimt *lui<lway"=:^e''"V'-tT aM hiiirk- imMTuMTic ocX' iMs. (irt-ttt com. mei-cial m+,v.?>rium ami Vuetropoitan area.. Have Mile e.i! ..'oil person ten y. u the names of'arti ~les v. I.i. 'n ;.on wear ant! t onsiiine t;-ai r.. e i I ii i-'ac roi.!. in S'. Louis'. Son.'cv iiat 1 i.lvx* rin. inr.ati. Ohio, llere North ainl south au ci, U'enieniJier ili? <tuij iwas a slave state :.n ! <i i t; j W.T. Shi I'nian. tin y ity. Was shivery; .hot across 'J^e .Miskussippj. liyer ami vn e's.i'- .will strike the free soil til* llliuais. ('"fiiiif.1; i '<? St- Loqis. \< ster<lay 1 met a tlisijn ?11 i L t yi!.'.! e na 11 e.hoYjhail Hot sect for six' years"; i -lie i'k'I s'i'.i 61 K. T. Dcnil.y, Bishop-of 'he F.pjs opal e.'u it h. He is ti t- only rep ".osentntive we 1 a Ites' elnu t h in A merit-i. TT> l: PiA'iLy is a .jjratlaato from Wi lmToi t e i. i.iivei-.-ii ami represents the host. of our ft roup. ' " are t-ry proud of him. He reside.-' in l.irile k,. I ; i us as'. Tie is very '/.enleitV Tor ) lie T\; . ... <.i \\ Jherl'orvo. , " i.. I., n h,.]i .. : *!i - A..U-.!!. ('hur.eh. ami race*. Thru !?< 0 ycaVs i . U'ii valuable service wh it'll alone ft ?: t !i-!s li r t-?'.'nil ii respect ive .of .'enomiiUttion or i v;.'".Vot" ; Jiin po\v school ' 1 e' an institution 1 , 1 1 i" 11 i n?I'lre ..nil. I L r -nidc'iT . iy l.a'ppt i.s to he Xoivfo- ^ AV: her O'lve on1 lits t i'.e iTou'losi pos- il.lilli fur. -i >.: ;< .lie \toit'n ol' tmr fvroap ideals ofiuaniiood luni .racial selC-esleeni to he t'e.uii.i anywhere. ? e-f?ri?'-i [.,,! ??in- rit.i' ifr'n?ami yiPy- fi. 1 "-i . all -f i'r- s. Wrii'ht ami Lisle p K. ('. ItansoP). 'Hp' i n 1'a.lls in tprren's, a cold tail rain- l?sit my -y L s 'inlying?. I am int? pniptetj I?y ,i. rintr it tjtcT. Tone. Over the w ;re ' coniesyn 'niosstqro !ui'. fJ. *.,h Laths i- at., tli.r station enraa'.e t<> Cal NOTICE! ? If You Are Behind In - Your Subcription oeiid Us ^VVhat You Can, Dont Wait To Get AU, 7 _ * *" ' * - i '"V I I! I. NiK.BO i.N KKTA1B ' J ? M I ;i{( II A N I)ISlN(a . I INvpa.cd by .h-sr.ies A. Jackson, liusi> j nc; s Specialist,in Charge , of the l Small Business Chit Marketing Ser : \ iff ifivi.-inn Fro hi Tabulations Comtpiled hv the Census Bureau under [lie fsupervtstCirr~<?r Charles .Hall, - j 'i his ,[i. .pilaltoti nas been Tha.ie ih re> (iure.(. t<> t'he. biuhy inquiries which ,, . ii.A'e i'1'ii; * to- the .Marketing Service Division t'ii(- information relative to eh.aiiiu Is of * approach to the Negro .Ma kcl and3f >i information concurnI .4^ inu,ueiiimodi'y nutlets to that market f '.J t I illy.!i its seTl' conducted agencies. Conerete .evidence of Negro pro-: pres.- ill retail trade" is indicated in t!i '.'.'do veils us reports. The Divis i.ai I 111-, 11 11 > P ''".n <.f the Census Bureau has learned from its tabula's n 'ha' at the elosc. f the year 1929' - i iii.i > ?v tiiv?i>'I?rvtntl.?stores -m<th. 1'nited States conducted* by Negr'i pi opriotors \viiosti stocks on hand at the. end. of the year (1S>29) were f value*! at ?10.0.">7.000; whose full 1 'hue e.i /.ployce* numbered 12,561; and whose total payroll for the year a ii.wun; <i it i]t<vV-S,|{06. It seems therefore that a v^jji appreciable beginning.has been made by the Negro in small trad. ? .4' A comparison, of this data with -ili figures for the census of 1920 show ,'.li.it duriitj?. the ten .year period there.; v. as an" increase, of.L'.lTr I cyro rc ail ill iaUn i in tho VTnit?y 1 Sti.toj j mid. that a viuy substantial gai nbhd-oceur'red In thy Xorthenr states whose Ne.ro poi.r.l.iti. n incivA s, are altri1'.. e to migration fro-, i the C.i.lh; >h '. 'fo business has been growing n-- to nuiiibi-r.. varie'ty and, in business M'l.u ue. The total not sales reported I ,, ; I m II ...i.: i. i 4.... .. .v AI usr." classifications, combined 1,107 I v r.; DiSI'UlIll TION OK XKflUO UKTAIQ IU SINKKS ??lasted accordin? to number of busi. ness units. (.inii'U III I -r -?099 ' soi i b Carolina 1907 ' Virginia - 1878 Texas . 1780 . !.< yfsiuna 1008 :M < sissippi 7 1406 " Florida 1878 Pennsylvania . 1297 South Vv.-olinu 1280 Illinois ..... 1058 Tennessee?? rr-= 975 J * t ,'^t rallied '$20.00. The . Women's !U issionarv Sr.- tietv rnllmd HV.'l .."Vo. The \V. M. U. rallied $21.50. The par tor ralUrd Sltf.Wl. * Th,.. Jinfor Missionary $15.00: the- Bi V. P 1' S10.00; tlu> Deacon Board $10 00 At 8 o'clock worship begifu very fmomptly with the pulpit filled with visiting members. ( The pastor pivwh ed a .brief but spicy sprinon and the .rglly continued. . A total amount <if ^181.51 was .raised and t he r-ally. was . ?f.nt'inud un'il Nov. t-'5. And did ally? And how? The Jlin!rT""MbMni?arv will hvh" at the home of Mrs. K. II. Herbert ?m?Thill sdav a l~; " noon l :.:u oV >, K Willie. Cecelia Perrin President. Brewer Junior College. The Oratorical and Deb/vtpur Cluh j of Brewer Junior College- held Hs first debate before t'!v fin!. . . . d'y and faculty Tr< In * C-'r ' if '!?< rtire pr< gran was ind>~ ' ? >;it success. The reguhfV Cliapel ..eNefr rise .opened at '2 JO p. Ai 1. Singing by the s liool. "W 'gro- National Anthem". 2 Chant of tli<?- Lord's Prayer bv School o Reading of Scripture.' Lesson by 'Miss Lenora Nance 4. tsottg liy the school. "Yield N'i 1 . to" Temptnt' 'on.'' ~? ~?A ft'C! 1 lio (t<V(ci0Hill S(MVh<.?WTTs" ivt'f,?M iss?.1( >> . i e?Smith?who?"ictts ? acting mistress. of coroinoni s pave a o\v remarks in * lamer <rf Frances Willardfiilso tin* .history'of her work Next the mistress of cere monies iii- . trodneed the'deha'ors. Subject'- Resot ved Thjtt the Eighteenth- AnUmdmen't oWtftir Constitution Should he Abolished.,/Tl??? affirmative side was composed 1(nil iss Aimie Dahon and . Mr. Glasgow Maftiji. Tht. negative side was composed of Miss Inez Rol?inson and Mr. Bzekiel Ch'appelle, Jr. : The rebuttal I'm- live aiVirni.it i\e side was given by Mr. Glasgow ..Martin. After the 'ehate the judges oil'ered the decision in favor of the negatives side. , The judges were Miss Julie;;. Mr. Pendarvis and Mr. Robinson. The lfiir.ctpal then made s ?:ue en- : ... jouraging remarks .along the line of enforcement of the Eighteenth Am end men t. Mt. I'isgah A. M. E. Church Rev. M. C. Williams, Castor? One of the most interesting and -present. - -Wg-always extend a li y welcome to* our, friends to worship . with us. Stewardess Roar<l No. 1 met ?>t 1135 Brown Street'. Routine busj:he home of Mrs. Hanrmha Blocker Ttess~warr attended to and *i\ most in, - o. . . erestinj* and instructive paper was ' cad by Mrs. Tolbert. - After the meeting a social hour was enjoyed during which the hostess served lovely, refreshments of L-ocoanut angel rnkr. eoifee. and cheese straws.