The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 30, 1937, Page Page 3, Image 3
Saturday, October 30. 1037
Echoes of Sports I
BY "BUSTER" LAWSON H
"Well, well the pigskin parade is
just about half way duvyi the track
t and will.soon he-coining down the
home stretch. Just live more play
ing weeks ami everything: will be
over. The pig ran griilit without
being kicked,-but y<?u' can bet that
there is much to he seen in tho.-o
*-r five weeks. t
Every, .team in South f'ni' iir. '
hrolxj^jnt*) the winning col n
eept Yoojhees.
.Morris College took M?n ri-iowti
Tenn., down ..ami ai ir-s tin* ti Id
seven times, ami when tncy','decided
to stop tramping those l'ennesee
boys in the da t.'.tlu scoiv hud
reached the high level <d -Id-h in
Morris College's- Savor. "Ibis ' \\ il
liahis and McCain- must have a
bag of tricks coupled with pywer
antl . deception. Tilcy - wall -uUorupt
~ to show their ra/.'/.le ilavr/lo at the
State Fair against the Allcir University
YoHow J tickets'' Thursdav
Oct. 28th.
Clallin proved to the football
fans, that she is still in the race
* for the SAIAA championship. She
defeated Clark 12-U before a crowd
of 2,000 people - under the. arc
. * lights.* It will pay to wrttch those
^ Red?BcYrter"
Allen Univyr-'i.ty W0I.1 In r liist
victory last Friday 'from .the ljv
ing-Rton^tfea..- in. a v-cuvo ni? 27,-0.
The Yellow * .J&? ki ts completely
outplayed tb X", ( \ team from beginning
to end. Tin* stroll? line
of Allen did not?allow a first-diuvn
but Livingstone gained three- lirst
downs by her aerial attack. one
resulting in a touchdown. The
powerful' running of Jesse ?Keinp.
Columbus Burgees " and Captain
"Ike"* Brown held the spectatorspoil
bound. It is yet to " be s i n
what the Yellow Jackets' .will do
against a tricky eleven like th"
Morris College t-. a'lh ' ?! Sumter.
Benedict Tigers arc -continuing
to add scores in Her winning column
with no liefeat . to worry . about.
I wonder [f she ean ?.stijl
"have that splendid record aTte.
meeting State Saturday in (draaee
burg. If she can. Un-n ewrybodj
will agree that- she has the best
?.?team, in .th('->StuU^-J?4-.
trounce the Tigers by a 10-0 svoii
Benedict turned loose- some real
power again-t Paine last Saturday
night, and when tin- du-t
had cleared she was out in front
by a.score of 21-0, which makes
four wins and no defeats.
N. C. State Normal took Voorhees
10.0. It seems as if Voorh es
can't get started, but 1 hope Coach
Martin will instill some extra
tight in his boys by Thanksgiving
Let's see sow these thin.irs s'laml
in the SAI.\A Conference. Bene.
diet on top with Throe wins. Morris
College has two, Allen has one
and Claflin has one. Rcmembot
that, not one of these teiuiis have
been defeated in the Conference,
It wont be the same next wi>*k,
vfho will be_ out ? Your guess is
_ -jiKs good as mine.
Remember to wa'gh the- players
and pick your all State team this
season. The Palmetto Loader will
receive all letters for all Start
candidates beginning Nov. loth.
STATK Bl I.I.DOiiS Pl'.PI'. \T
ALABAMA STATK 11-0
- i Orangeburg, S. October 2'5 ?
C. State Bulldogs marched
victory in the first half against
Alabama State in tlu- Orangobuig
lUnhi,. I.'nli- stoilinni in one of the
season's toughest battles and won
11?0, making each extra point alter
touchdown;-the first hy a place
unci the second by a line plunge of
McCants.
"t buck". Harney.?a?117 pound,
pace breaking.^and uncanny broken
field back, added to his liquor
points for an All-.\nieriean berth
by making long gains and 'scoring
both of the Bulldogs' touchdown-.
, , The first from a 20 yard end ran
and the second from the two yard
r-4 line, where hi?" power-driving run'
ning finite, Eugene M Cants, had
placed the oval from two previous
rushes.
??-??Other 'Bulldog* 'who gave an ac,count
of themselves and we.ro luminaries
in the fray were, quarterback
Watson; vicious tackling
center, Simpson; 'Stonewall' Mu:M
left erid Armstrong, and Jimmie
Johnson, left tackle and toe artist.
Alabama
had pow?? and an of_:-j
... . fensive that got going for a . pu.t
in the ginning of the second
half. Power driven and jmsses
produced u thirty-five yard ya'.nwhich
was halted when S. (_'. Sl.tU
recovered the Alabama fumble:
Alabama failed to get closer than
20 yards of goal dm ing ifte: game
. and-hajl to be content witliThcii
_ - defensive playing, which kept the
H i i 11 f Ci'iu-iittr ilniMYWr fl-w.
^ruuuv50 '' v.v* ?...?> v?i\
second half.
For Alabama, left end Roberts
wasvicious on the defense, Mills
at fullback, did the grund gaining
from hard driving line ' plays.
Dunn at right tackle smeared
mapy of the catapulting driycs of
a'210-pound Bulhloy by the nam'
of McCants. .
t These statistics are I lie evidence
that a real football game was
played here Saturday.
S. C: State first downs?13;
passes 8, completed 3; No. of pom
Hies IS; yATds penalized 145.
Alabama State: first downs 6;
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?V
pni-tV S, completed t; No. of pen
'ijj-d 5: yards penalized 15.
s!V. State (11) , Ala. State (0
Substitutions ^for S C. State
Hit'au'-, Wat-on, Ilarksdalc, Sar
tor, (iiljiatn.
<IJeforec: Clark, Move
1 : I liioi i\^-4'ain, Morehouse
II. ad I n. -u#lui>>^,tarr, Morehous.
Field Iud^e. Smith. Talladega.
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MtiK'MS ( OI.I.KCK IIORNKTS
sv ' i fs i n i: moruistown
RI D rvMC.HTS 40-0
S ; S. '07,' October 10th?
'i!i. M ri- Colle.tre Hornets ma red
:;{ Hi- {.loser to their confer-. ! ?
' amp'ronship by defeating
1 the hi' hly tout d Morristown Uec
iKt.iahi.j. t > the tune of -10-0. Thi
1"ITV K - b i-'Mii thi'ii- lino drive ir
ld_Le I' r-.:-. iiriif cr and from the ver>
heeinivne" tlf"-* visitors wi'i c <ni tli^
' n-ive. < once <1 it 1 the visit'ir
'I ii> i :itc)i to scow and thai
f v.iof.'in :!w i:,isi Ooart^j" on a rccov
Jii eil l'air. hl , . ?
I The Visitor* fought hard but
tidy ii"i .-'.and up under tin
j-power .< >. ft he Hornets charging
j l"no Honi. Is piled up 15 firs
down to the visitors three, tin
Hoi n * - completed 7 passe:
I;:y-.-while the visitors onlj
c-iu: ]< ;, <J )hree out. o fright trys
l Til'.- }(<> n t- are.printing uj
l'i?" vh- ir , 11' game* with Allen
j :"o!T. at the Negro State Fai
j ?n 'I ion - !av. October 2ri. So fa
\< !-* :-.:i-itirthi' Hornets has wot
aines and lo>t on. to Swif
M- jot ink ci?llegcaby the score o
o.
, ( I.API.IN It 12ATS CI.AKK 12-C
( (> -tiiv? hurg\ October 22nd?/
vi.-!i ' ahinc'i I team of Claflin Pan
t . tonight emerged yictoriou
ovoi a bar '-Tibting Clark univer
<it .v. U-jtm by- 'the count til' 12-0 be
y'oj-e a lar-.-v crowd at the count;
fair grounds.
Tlu' liT-t (Tallin touchdown canv
i aily in tlu- game, when Wright
< !iil"'iiTs li ft guard, I locked ;
C!a,-k puht op. the.'10 yard line
Karr i-. covered the hall on the nth
yat.l line.' and Cn'pt. Willis plunge"
- .t-L? oj'i'i o"o'. ti. points; Liu- place
nvip v. a- .'-iiii-'.'
J .a te' ;i 1.. ' a+f i, r'i V< rses- I'l ougll
in" ii.ii mm position l<>r William
; ?ho n iMainitur yards fo
lie .I'MI;. I <;'T
. 1.1 i ]. "> :i: s aroused th
1* ? ! ?> / d mi. s y?;;al .occasions will
*1 !ji. passe- that threu
.. < n i .! ('I:v lin v'oal. .
C'litt-'; aV.- Wjiinwriyht wvr
i j t. in.' .n j r . Clark.
I. 0|!i.sial.-':. Sinith refei\?.*; W.il.'
li? a; Y iiii'l; < ; McCJoy "head lines
i ni an.
i MKD.MONT ATIILKTIC ASS'N
HOLDS ITS FAI.I. MICI?TIN(1
1 ^
111; A -ociiilion nut Oct. !>tl
at Bell .St. II}::!.' school Clintor
The nicotino jvas called to orde
al l" o'clock 1 *y Mr .LT?,\V. Mint
inisiti'M! Di r jlimial exorcises co;
duct .i .Ly. K-ev. Walketj,- He jrav
> an into ..est in-., discussion" on ho\
1 athielii s'-}i:'.;o playled. an importan
past in i!;.- lives "I'.jihii eyitvfnoti
' Uilvlic:.! tiiii; -. Also h<t\v we pla;
' the ,-afi>?''Vantes today as the;
did th'ii. Th" only difference be
in<r a chahev in the name. II
stressed tli- nece?sity of beinif i
U'Ood sport*. 1M concluded bis. re
marks by siic-iystintf that we rcU
the ld'h. .eii.ipl u: of Hebrews.
| The la'.etinir ?.yhii titled with ;
reading of the minutes 'In1* Mi
* Harper. Following was>a discus
si< ti of "Atiiletjys and flood Sport
mrinshin " !. <) tvt lli^. M.... .
Mr. .1 olios. Some of the .-points en
phasized \vi 1 ho characteristic
of n **u??d sport', meaning o
? |> 'l'tsnvuiship an.) athlotio-i A1
r - o <e1?rpociil! emphasis, the par
of enacting In sci ools of a gen
local program of atleties, rathe
' thitn?a?i'Dci t can domination. Fit
in-tc.nco. :.t recess time h a v i
j teams f"? ni all departments q
th" s.hdol part iciprtt jn.g in t h i
j athletic program. Develop wilhii
alL the j tu'ont body the spirit o
sportaman^aip.
After this discussion the mem
- hers?a : cmhleri?frrr?grmipj MCt'l
inos. The first meeting was t
(BSCS?*'
i
4 / ?t> RATHE* v
(>V/T 3y rwe i
\5AfVTA Fe THV/J
0!F.< to 5E" Hir 6y/
^r-<Ar (joy.^/
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.r KPNTAUST CM TME A**f
vouhGE^ _L ?
1N0TE: Your Question an
a din ping of ihia column 4* 1
reply, seiiJ'Tr Quarter (25c)
velope, for my New Aatrolc
mail free advice on tV.eo (3
t.<MR date, and correct addre
Assembly Street, Columbia,
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1 C. T.?This )>oy that I am
l"Yi- with has a-ked me to nuv
him and 1 want to know if ho \
" make n;e a good husband? ,
L| Ans.?Ho would if you nlarr
* I him; but ho suroly doesn't rial
I that you are just a few years i
' i of the "cradle". You ought
" j wait a few more years before g
' (in.fr married for you really do i
1 love this party.
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Yj.il" H.; Will] I over tind
> ' kind. of hu.-band 1 d sire to ma
> and bb happy?
i Aiis.?Yes. rf you continue to
f sooiate wflh only the liost cli
i I of hoys. You should try to hi:
r more friends among the girls
t the more friends you have,
f | more liew friends yd.i are going
meet and hold.
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. 1'. W.?'Is it 'a wise idea for
jo .purchase the house that I
^ living in for I like it a lot?
.\ns?Net at the 1>rice ;
* would have to pay. Wait a cou
I of months for it seems. to me
I party who owns this place v
y discuss 'football. Mr. ,David Cu
| ton of Cummings St. High led
L' I discussion. The mee ting eente
?]ari>.:iiil the interpretation of
I j in w rules ->f ip:;?-;i8. The disc
' .sion was of sueh indnfest it v
ej continued at .lunch. Aif.vp ltn
it a gamp*meeting was held (o (
* cuss basked a ll. This" discuss
was led bv Mhs .Martin of Gr
' af i' High. GnlTney. The points
* pliasizcd were the two divisi
II .court and three -divismn-cour.t
The lea.'jie dosed their meet
<3 u .tV th,*- :i it i.? i\*io t?* i?f. n ttfim
o." .person? f'? otlSriate at the 1
tj.ke'tbal! and t".??.t!i!] panics li
{within this loapuo. F,ast. of
^I'od'cci's wen- re-elected for am
icf year. The. tucc'Jnp adjpuii
.[to meet in 'Spartanhur?y ..the ti
* Pah rday in .April. Thik-vlewpue
' ! d;i" w?Midi,vrn! wok. P. ell Sti
j Tli.-h ii'iv.1 holds t'he silver cup.
which she i< entitled until a 1
i tor f' nm deprives Frci'^df "If?
T T. W ..Minis. President,
i,l ^fis.i' 1! T Martin, .Secret:
v FORM Fit V\. UNION ST
s i i:\Ds si:w\ ici's to ho:
TOWN II Hill TKAM.
l.ivi'-' -'one .Me Far I in who d.o
1 wro'.e ;..etl.ai'l I'i.-'M y at VFrpi
* ~f nion University: then tis r
P coa died l.y 11. P. Uncles, has t
V ' withstanding th.v pressure of
" incss unselfishly' lent his servi
L> ns .coach in the development'
A his home town hiph school fc
" ball team, Kinyp-tree^ S. O, 1
'' spite both lack of experience
- the part of the players and
il instifliciency of athletic equipm
' so obvious to colored schools
this section Kinpstree under
s new mentor has developed an
1 gres>ivc aggregation which
i pi*' yen a dangerous and fonni
* Ida foe to* all opponents thus i
f IM the last three starts Kii
- sliPe lias ism rgedvictorious. i
t- ning from Georgetown, Darlii
- ton and Marion. The .team is f
i ilia, for the skies, expecting
n challenge the much tutored t
d highly rated Booker T. Wa>hii
f ton High school of Columbia
b the championship of the State,
t Other panics scheduled are M
f lins High school coached by
tricky Matthew Ramsey; Oiair
^High, tutored liv "iin
'mver " JJa'w kins and Wilson Hi
o >f Florence..
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<?) 1937 I*TWT?TtCB^L N'jtJRo PRS^ 1
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THE PALMETTO LEAD!
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sweretl in this paper ONLY when f
enclosed in your letter. For private !*!
and a Belf-adlh eased, stamped en- );*
igy Reading, and receive by return }
) questions. Sign yyur full natpe, X
sg to all letteita. Addrwas all mail y
South Carolina. ! ]
<x* ;< x-i-vh
m come down a hit on the house and
r?y they loo, reali/.e the first *figure
vlll oirer.ed was a hit high.
) y # -s * # * m
ied . N. K. K.-|-l'l<,n.-er^?-t+jne-it" Avill
izc" over see lilt daddy I again. 1 would
out like to K'ct|a new irolngy U a
to ing form you if I Jin ay ?
et-l Ans.?Sure you* will see your
not daddy again. > Hat not this year.
I Conditions are Uot.^-uch that he
?ian ittrange to visit home riyht
now.. |Vuu maye secure one of' my
Astrolftjiy Headings l?y sending a
ri*V quarter with your l ull . name, birth
I /laic, correct a/hire..s an] also en*IS"
elonfc - three of the nm-t pressing
questions on yceir mind and I will
l'iC, he glad to give \mi free opinions
^'r on them,
the
to
I). L, P.?Please Kil.nie if the
yornpr man I am going with cares
nut'anything for nn- ,-<?r does he loVe
urn: the eirl I saw hin. with recently?
| Ans.?Child . . . he doesn't love
,'ou cither one of you. At this'tender
pie age he isn't going to declare his
the love for anyone and he is acting
i ill very sensible by not do in it so.'
^ cakuSli: M:\vs
the I re.
I " ". .
^u, Kev. J. M. Pawk'ins and lev. C.
u-1 C* Alelllwat!! are \ rfy inisyj.ge.U
ras | ready for conforoiiiK1. They arc
it'll leavijUf \VcdneS(liy ?4hc s-ih)*; ?
]'s" .Mrs. .Mary Sir tor spent tii
11,11 week-epd in Sptivjanlnir'g with her
ai^? #&,<[ iyes and friends. ,
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on-' Miss \ ashti John-fort |s|??>nt a
| I'evtf tfatys iai t- WOCT ! : ". Slle left
iii^ I'': iday for Clinton college,
her The Gmttian Ihoue-sV.e'i ty cjos'!,Tr
ed a very successful !\>r at'VVil
ir"'(l liains Chapel A. 71. ! . /. <a) ehiirih
|tJ*" i Saturday. October l!:'l Services at
.^ i fclt. Luke A. M. I Zioti church
,.s(. j Siithla v and at \\ .Hiatus .Chapel
tis j S'.tnilay iii t. I.et every numb :r
e'et: <lo his or r. full duty. Coiifcr??.
v nc i i< ::,g m nr.
Mi-.' . itje UTIiu-s, the 'dyuI'lhtrr
" ' it . *:i^id .Mrs. L. spent
,1(. r i!u- v > ej.-e. <1 wTlh tht iisM's.
Mav lrillie Kngitsh the dau
X|{, V Ai ;.!.<! Mrs. Arthur Kns?i<
n'i ?.!:< \voek-e?'.l .it .h??m
The li::lid "llie little Alt'. C-J Sii-A
,u.<, ::11 < V "t' Mr. rind .M^ -. ivuitt-:;;.-niu;.
I 'a'1. hjs li? m birth>>.'4
?Lay \V <iiiA "lay night) O-. er 2".
. nts, M ; aTi.t 3Trs.
')n~ I/wis S*cv. a: t-gcve a party in his.
honor. "<>.i? 1 \ : ho family ard a
(()+ few friend- wciv invited. IK- \\.:.?
Do- let tllDa! r l<> have two gi OUl-g I\ at on
u'..ftnil -ni<"thei s, present: Mrs. '
the A. Stewart rial Mrs. Francis Kngont
li-.-h.
The yif*/ w . : o numerous. u.sen
ful ami h a';.u;'al. The living, ri.ot t
has uas In-ar-iiAiHy decorated with
da- dahlia.- a: <1 cosmos. The table was
'nr. coveivl with a beautiful lace chun
mr- .i .uli nil 11 li i III lhd iv i-;tl'L mi'n
lVin one card!/, and "Itaiwv Birthday"
Those i iv-en' w . re: Mrs. A. ! '.
Kn^lish. Ihtie Mis- I.ou Fllcn l dUld''dieri,
>:is - A: t hureeKnglisit,
mj. .Icssie Mit d -1 and Rev. II. K. Hilfor
liaii. V:s. VV'ai'o r- Johnson and
S .Mr, o il- u: English,' Mr. I-oj i.
u'" Mitvhill and Mr. T. vin Coleman'
r 1...
lie:^a,." e Ilrowne ami Mrs.
Sii.l iyxit- k"'^-;!i - ?h
,,ri, A (KHKnM.ti .--alad vom>t- ami
? ; c&ftce was KLlA'ed.?^ 4-1
^(df &c//ey~ ;
bw^ "
THE 0 U C,V/ARK OF
IE GOPHERS," THIS v
JSRY MimeSQTAM
OR WISHES PLEA/TV OF . V
CT/OW FOR H/S MIGHTY
F/\A7;- A HOT HER CAVO/CWE
F COLOR FOR f\L L ?
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thv I!a>11 NVyx.. '.wMur.,!
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mi '.I >;tt." l<y a _ y'.'tu^ <
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nu-d/'an oryahk'.ati-m .!' Ui p p<
-y (if viii-.'- aii'l <t.< vv!''ip!i;u-!
interest in N- J.i". At;!.- Thoie will !
i be n i a imi.-4i.fn charged t?? trie
i'i xhibit.
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(it aj4<-, IH.-v-7?r. in 11 .ami 1.1 '
women, wi fe an-osicd today, when
police railed theaters- ami cafe- of'
- Tue.v \vi"c cl.ai'Jt'd with pi.escnl
I.i.ilK;. 'or 'i?ii;tU-'.ij?atiti}c'- in ink-vent
i exhibit ion-.\W note that timst o!
;i the "bunch . of < Imishis'sion u s' put
out of iut|"ino.ss in N'e\v York a? few ?
['weekr- ah','' have eolile West. With"
their it:<!ec< tit..exhjhitlotis and im-,
piuia' pictures.
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In Old Chicago *' i ^
Hurt'n.-e J oVo, * ChicajtV vot-aU
list will appear in concert .at ino
Studehakor the.iH'e, -(kftijjer -^4:
* * '4F? * *
Sadie McOilt. Slew V-oik con-1
t.rn'.to, is in Chicat!?j appearing in
em- company of George Abbott's
"Broth-r JiaA'V M'i-s Annabellc ,
I'oss and TJosaMo Kin-r of- New
Y rk are a! so in the. city, Tne!
-Hi-?t--a i-e forincr rnerrrb'OYs' of ,-rvji
i.'tl Bioadway "product ioris, and re-1.
-5?fV : X l <' ll I ed Klltope with: Lew*"
IV. lie and his " Blackbirds.
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Jimmy W.-^fe- s,. Giritaris't extra'
i.rdit.ai \v the_j,ity -and will
i'ef1 : n \ . ?V i.i li - t1 i t y?prmn d"
W ! > :\t !.? e -v.lol I.. 1-1
\ JF"""' "I'l"""' ,]
t c i a-t ol'. "iri o\yn Sii'^ii'" which i
\? :!.! ..ji? i: ? ; Iiway soon. And,
.w -tii ) < i -? i a letter from
i(. j!j.Kiv i j i < *" (jrette Hanvy
|<tati!y; trrh't Jhu and Reginald'
R. hue. Ww-York pianist..!,
will, also ' o menthol's_^jL the cakt.)
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llo.w many Wot la < hftnipiinish-hp
R ':;( ? th? re?' East wwk? ut
t.h< (i.'UiSfll we >aw the World
( hani'pionship Rodeo. and bless my
in. ait,- h'-nej, the tir-t poster toj"
>r.-.a k us in' tin- face-when we hit
t. hi was World- < han'ipinnship Ro(ho.
So toniVrrow I'm yniny to,
la.t"';<ier it. aivunul to tind nut "how
We -ireppeti in for a chat with?
Vi'. t Mamie l'{:ihit Tt. .of the As>i-j
iiat. i' Xeyiu IMvs -. nue people,,
at .! ,'iiie; Weil. t (pupped >itj'iivs, Hei
i- the h^Whatal Miss Etta Motonj7
In; itiilionailv known contralto,
who will be i t moinborod as a-meni
!* ) <if the cno of thy motion pie-1
'iijiv "Elviny D. wu>'Jo h'iu"..
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Jl.a.Iulia Rhea 'With (Vvic Opera
1 !'<> Sitn; Aida In DecCnvher ;
i;'ir-i Ot Race So Remyni/ed Hji
j Orntip Next To Metropolitan .
J ( h i Mu" Tt:< -dav at hiyli noon'
I t , '..a.. i*i o ' -
I <>o.. i.' ^ iwmiu'K^aii. affix- '
J > i her nana.'^r. ('ho contract for '
ill-.! iu'l'i'iii'iilio lli i , 11' 17'"il"i ?TTi Im
. J ' i i ' li'i i i^ii i rn; i in i of Chji- j
i iff:.- at the ( i/\ ic Opera I Ion so.'
..VV; -In?her. dramatic voi<?.' '
in th"'?";>ill- ;i- aii'i of 'Aida' it '
I '-#51 V .a hist.o'v makiiie event in
; ' ?U'.iilu' iif Anut'lvan music. It |
v.1.;;; bo th- th.-t time a member of|*
| 'In- <. j: hor r:i. V. h.'ts been deemed 1
i.e.: a'ffi ffu riiie . prejudices
j an i at.pi. !>?. ji-i: t?? enact tho ti-i:
tie 1. K-. *
Sine or I iiriilod .Not Surprised I
?' .. 1 .-il ** ' .inni'-ineeiiifiit fivnij
- (hat rjinks neck |'?
lo'th. crr. iit M< tr-.f??>litan Opcal
ff .V.-V Vt.ik will lbhibtK'ss su'-,v
; ?' 11: o lit y. it wa- not tit;- '
v... ?' ? { by a fiot.-t'iViiliVil sin_. i
f-\ ' ii" liio "h;. h pride and
;?"* Mi.ff of i: i native bine-era-- ?
I" i- -invph the" work
?i r a.- . 'ffi. oivo.J in hot H
iff" ! \a .-(in" . o(.. She "
:ff j * : Iff' ; u i:!i tile re- 1
' ! ' ; t iff?' i n- w Ju-rs
of t-r Jit lai'^e
- art"-:-' for \vh m '
- ft. I, 'k an <>pen*iV.
1 11:?-. ?
I??r,n In *t aMui^e Patch'
1' - ?rf -jVcuknr interest that
a .Ir.li.'t ' ":?> I'.'in in a section of
.in: vide known t-> those familiar ^
iit.ii Aim: ioan ,!o:e as "Tho Cab-j
I'lo*.' Pate ' an.l win-so chief ciaintj
.- inio v. a- in the pofsbn of the
inm 'V:.I'Mrs. WicirfP. There
- a man, womwi or vnilui
1 Annan at) Inn-age who' has not
a I ami learned to love 'Mrsvj- "
\ ij-o-'s of the Calv.batro Patch'. I.a 1
;!ia Ulna personally know 'Mrs.
\ and it is not impossible
ha' : ho unconsciously imbibed
??mo of tlio amusing character's
ilooi ftil and courageous philosohy.
for tlio singer horsolf is cast
i the same mold. Nothing seem>1
to ih-tor 1 a Julia in hot1 .dy,
hough somot'mes imperceptible,
mrcli to the top. She came to
'hicago at an eaily age, finished
i
HlOl'OKTMK"
_*s Spears ,
VWmiv.M I'hilifp Hik/h school and >
li. tin; wi'.V of lionry lihia. <-f
nicavo I'o.-t Oflk?\
ll'-r litf aclii't' ua? Cnar'vs.
Kk|> atid'lau Mr., and Mrs. lit
t>:nh of' Chicajro Mu >irul
'j'ho. .past Milliliter' -hi- at-')
Ion-.(./I opii;. i. hisses under Isa a <
i^M.Vc.V' ; . V . o
! |
Jlinr\ .Itinior Afleclb "1'Ians i1
With lo r iyi on such an oppor- '
n *>i> r:a> so i-.ye.n .\irs. i'?nr!ir
t (!: >! ti. Ai'ia score f'?r loss
than tfp, \ < A e?>>ding to her
huijn ri-t . ir.;-bai.d she 'thought, (
i '? . 'aHied. '^-a-ny fitjd slept 'Ai'Ui'- 1
finally- Itu-r s??i\on -she v.u- cpUed '
f o "thi* i<V!f but- could n?>t nCp;- pt. j
Of* 'i.hjs the public never ' heard.
Neither. did they" haw an inkling
>f t:: advent 1" iI?*iii"y. Junior now
a <iiimd?-d;chui'fcliiig infant of foui
uiwnuls, until' inn -dulous 'friends
rail'(i at th?* Rhea .residence on
fiiks avenue and found' the niotn*. ,
i'.f sootliihg .the late arrival with
' x t i nts fii'j i 1 A M?!*! " d
T ' j
Prefers Home And Music
Not of a social ' turn of min i.'
she paefors privacy of the home )
her music and companionship of
her family. She loWr to cook and
will prepare a meal any hour of
night. Ice cream, string beans
are favorite dishes. Plunders around
the house when all are ab.'d,
turning- in the wee hous to sleep
till noon. Likes informal life and
informal people, ^Shd1 is tfio? focal
point of her family{s interest, with
husband. older . sbh. mother and
mother-All-law glowing with pride
in her :uhi.'Vem<i*l. She is ft ]ier-._
?r.n'of'TifoVhr synipathi'M--and frank
sensjtivo nature. She reads only
music sectiop of the newspapers.
uu: pumps r.u-naml Henfy for
heavier fai'c. .She dislikes having
photographs ma iv.. Has weakness
for shoos and diamonds.
Critics Anticipate Triumph
' In previous ob-ervaiiyn- Chicago
critics have forecast a brilliant
future for I.a Rhea', employing supeil.'Ltive
phia^es: 'brilliance and
splendor of to tie';- 'sincerity and
originality of profound siynifi- J
cance'; 'consummate skill'; perfect
Herman; impossible t<y hear hei
without thinking; "f ( both Roland
Hayes .and Rosa Raisa?operatic
promise. Rut it w.a> the Chicago
Journal thai . weiA a trillle deeper.
than the d ' ers- its living. "Miss'
Rhea nui> :.nd opportunity c.-p .
iall.V dili lib- in Ann rba. She
should not be uisc. uraged.'
He , knew ?! >.. voice, but c- |
not know the soul of I.a JtililfrRhea.
She will pot .ncognize'difu*
llcuf'.y, nvilht r can she be discouraged".'
Sin1' has 'he 'V.'i 'gr
gratituue- for her gilts; and tie .
indominit'plo ' wi!! to.gag ?.
tion.
Chicago
Madame Haiti Brown.^ret^ug+u - j.
singer of other day.ii?ts"1iving in
Chicago, si^i^^rS^The picture. j
hen it h^^crol a mighty i'me. lookin.
* ? * ~tr.?+ J
'.inland Hay is will uppear hov
in conceit at the Civic'auditorium I
-n December 12.
* * * ? ;
Being a happfly married man 1 (
lon't mind saying that the Chihgo
gals have the# edge on th, '
Slew Yorkus. thoy-?dook fresher.
\nd, "tlu-y ain't got so much gim
nie." , - !
4tf * * 1 * J
Ji|ie Associated Negro Pn**-**- ,
c! h . rinT 12.'> newjpap&rs. with
i\'er seven million readers.
A nice clean Hotel the South- 1
cay on South Parkway, also the
lattl.ows in Arkren. .* "J
* ? * * 1
Chicago has a Service Station
n the corner of35th street am i
Migth Parkway, with a colored '
unnagev and 2o other colored en; t
inyees work .ig under hurt in "
,r' hour ships .
* * * * * \
Seen <11 I' P'oil, ( tv'l.lcs 1
it . aham o . fSumter, S. C.4 who i>
ieie attending the Institute of
fiO D E !
If your dealer
$loe> not have (
direct to ?
GODEFROY MANUFACTURING (fOMPANY
10
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Pagg 3
Appli'"! Sci?riir<-. ""Tit'v. Ececher
J a 1 >a , S. C, and Earn<
st "'I i,v'.'p>;" Si.ntiiotan, of Sumt?
i. S an fi)ipl<>yi-c of the Chiu|,"j
~]'<>-t ' '.'ire. 9
? ' Mfaiill'sata
All .Vijjht S|)i?ts5*in MinneapoHii
i.hi.l)
.> ? . Vht' ii '? establishment.
a"- rur.' iiu j i^h.' wide and
handsom* . N>>t cnU'tif th stay
"f"-rr itr - r VI . ?; IT trade after
lav '-Lii.'i . j have closed,
th?y ! ?tiii ? ; . j, the early
r?i.r.>. ; ' s.-'.i beer and
11 : >:i< j] work on H
* ? * 4? * .... |
Youi.jr people aie patrons, and " 1
y J.*if i--? -who .sh< uM he home,
it!" wo.rk jiifc he!i!I,;!. counters at
15 ;.j<': and other gamb- H
"?i Vices, "V.
'V|?? .: i.rivr wgrj.- ?<f u-minister deiveriri.
a sennon in a Penn. priS li
?>rr ;t sl> ? t:'iy ?ijvrj:t. "J am well
i- .-(i .many present on
-jc!i a' iji h* as this".
?**.?#
Tit I.iirra-ur, l'a.. Fratjklin and
Mitt-hail. Pennsylvania's third old
>t institution of hiirher education S
ipened todtiy celebra- fl
rtTTn"rrf 'th?' lTSOth anniversary of"
its founding, ar.d '" Wheatland" V
i"me of James lluehanan; fifteenth
President <<f. the' 1'niu.cl States,
was <i< :i a'yJ 'a; a historical ?.
-hrir.e in c;iivt "ii wit.h the cel bration.
Will-ia:*, .tf.*: Jef.W-rs, who rose
from jt .tail hoy t?? Prtsident .-of
Lit.'- Pinion l'ji itie Itaiiroii-: without
a il.-io- < a r ,1;. u* the
(C<erciVesr
' .**"*'~-2R* < ?.? ?*
Netv> of Y ester i ear
Or. Uoutv 1 t a Haun.stown.
P' !!!:.. i>? '.he ' tvor.c-tead of
Daniel Pa-one. fam.-if In.lhn Ce-M.
v.r. which will - n ! < op< n .i ' to ?
th?* pul'ic* a.- a rati. r.a! -hriiie.' "I
Less w.-.i: V:n..wi. i- tr.<- fa't. that
"t.is. aj>tor wit- hold'-ts virhnd?prtaI'tn-v
. by h?" paio.t.s _iu a. little
r(Minr ?r the sturdy .-V r<- h'o.usMAiii?
1 i c a 1 ):.tiiit 1 , si 'iyt v.us . in
love-w ith Ja b >'."%?< u youth of
the' neighborhood oi.dhoi parents A
frowned up'.ii it.
?But?vrrrtr foVT" insp.re ] e out a ge
young Jacob. v,-n*. ur.<: one night
to the i la-j . A ! u::':-*!e attracted
Angtii.a little window
high up f>.. *.' .? ! u.-e. Jacob
call' d in a -of* v < ] hear
that if a vrvoTi tan " t rri< head
through .u -plan he can get his
body*, through''. ( ,
Angelica quick'y k the hint
and c-lop d w;*L h*. i ioVer. Roturninc
home : ..< ir marriage
they' wiia- fortive'i by the elder
B"o'te> an.! happily in . the
ueiirhl.o!h '! " .r.y y. a: '
The "id t.1 in" 1734 was
I'an lei IV :.i: yn. air; early
mar.h . t. -..o. ar : the' beginning
of t'ni- great trail h blazc-d thcti
th< wil.i.-rh. - . v.Li. h ea'rhcd him a
I !a>o V .? :y.
corcu ?j 1
i ConstiputftJ
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ie)p to straighten you out Try it.
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