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ALt,EN DEFEATS STATE. T~', v

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Orangeburgy S. C., April 3.-.-^In a game marked by the effec-'tive pitching of Tyler (an ex-~~

Statite) and numerous errors tion the part of the Garnet and al

Blue infieldr State College wasjkidefeated bv Allen University of,crColumbia here to-day^ 7 to

-.7.' the mound for the "A. & M. ag- w

gregation, and although he al-;R(lowed more hits than his op-j"'ponent, the big fellow was sup- CJ-erb in the pinches. Errors ;taproved his undoing. Jt'e

f- eiy for State, and the star sec-!aIond sacker for Allen, electrjjfied 1°the V£>st crowd by several spec-|tacular stops of difficult groun- Jmders and drives- and lightning S

throws to first sack. J.' .i-Ixi

WILLS WANTS TO FIGHT .VGIBBONS. ^. ,r^.. -^

New York, N. Y., " April.. -

Harry Wills, tfie-colored heavy-'weight challenger, was quoted f,

dy Mullins, his manager, - had P!mademistake in failing u

" ' G(sign for^a bout-Avith-Tom- Gib.dbena^yh£fcsi^*ed_a big guaran-j,

' ""tee by promoters of the milk ufund show.

"Certainly, I want to fightf"^Gibbons," Wills said, when ask-Ljed about his stand in the contro- n

versy. "I want to fight anybody w

thev can get for me, I realize t?

thai. Mullinshas placed me in Sibad light, but what can, I doa-^bout it? He is my manager and AI have got to do what he says."!MOREHOUSE SWAMPS BENEDICT s

C. C. Woodson.t

Benedict lwst her first game of the,'* season- to Morehouse by a score of

3 to.0:.The.u ir«e I i Uv ii Ling , uf LLockhartkent Benedict at his merevr

which lasted througtTout the game; ^Richardson was on the mound for ^the home team and .showed goodform also. The game was very-«x-

ing of Rodgers of Morehouse at short ilJ stop was one of the Fufstaodtng' fea

- _tures of the game. ' ~~fp,Morehouse scored one run in the

thiyd-framo and two in the sixth. Her.ttg^ript tQ score ^n the second was

Sykes at tne-piaie. itlRichardson -struek-out six men and

walked one, while Lockhart -struck jout fourteen and waked - one aiso.Richardson gave up four.hits while the 1

latter gave only three..')- nThe score by innings: 1

, :";r R. H. E.,Morehouse 001 002 Q00.3 ^

_ _ Benedict 000 OOP 000..3-^~. BENEDICT DROPS ONE TO

.. j MORRIS. .1 :.\ I^ . :rl(jBenedict los£ a hard fought game oat Sumter Easter_Monday; Richard-' 8son pitching for Benedict had a bad j 8in the first inning, two in the fifth <5and one in'the sixth. Benedict scored §in the last "fWo innings. The final £

m «cOr<> was B'tn 5. Bracy. pitching for 0Morris College was very effective un--g

ftil the eighth inning when he weak- 8ened. Benedict wont hitless until the 3eighth, when four~hits were secured.* 2The optiod of.Bracy ny.ido it look very §bad for Benedict. mi ' ^The score by innings: . |'^.̂ R. H. E.'Wj

m_.~ Btnediifl 000 000014 S A.6-p^' .Morrlw 300 '021 OOx.8.9 -*S; ^

; Benedict will play Morris Collegeat Spartanburg on the 21st, instead ^of Claflin. All arrangements have|4<been made for the game and it isjjto count in the league. | JThe second of a three game series"!

between Benedict and Allen will be: ^played at Benedict's Park on April 24. <Benedict won the first and is hoping 4for the^ secondr.All the games betweenthe two schools will be .flayedat Benedict because of such a largelyattendance. ,7SOUTH CAROLINA STATE COL- ?

LEGE HOLDS MOREHOUSE. j?Orangeburg, S.-C., April 10..r.- house-4Jnilege met -the State College .1

Warriors in desperate battle here to-;?day and by a terrific circuit wallop of j*Guy Rogers was able tQ. win the %game, Morehouse 2, State College 1. *

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ng for State, while June did the upiceiving. Coach Harvey elected COrurlin for his pitcher and Williamsi catcher. Both pitchers showed ,

)od form and control; Marl in ^having i* ^le edge' by striking out eleven androwing only three hits while Hop- tons struck out four and allowed sevlhits.Until .the last half of the eighth jit Hopkina, himself first man ."Bi zrrjould not bear the ignoring of this,ot on Jiase by laying down a bunti .his__third stride, stole second, was

noocu yy iiuiu a v» a*v* r

mie in home for the first an)d only .

illy that State College through de- boirmined effort was able to make, viehe game ended in the ninth after mcmother attempt by State Colege to'i'ercom§_the lead o£ Morehouse. ,

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Score by innings: . T ****[orehouse 000 010 100.2 7 1 ^tate 7 000 000 010.1 3 3 ABatteries: Marlin, Williams,(More- mniisel; Hopkins and June (State).r-_jmpire, Sniith, ^(Claflin).

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ALLEN WINS FROM STATE CoCOLLEGE. of

In a hectic thirteen" Inning Strug- "'!le Allen University took tKd game:om State A. & M. College of Orange>4rp^,.IVloruhiVL-kflernnnn on the home

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late 5 to 4.. State College got away j

) a two run load which was increase]j to four in the third inning, Allentme from behind and tied the score

i_ the eighth and won out in thenrieenm. |o«Heyward for Allen, and Savage "

jr Stat^ two southpaws, fought a th<uel all the way with Heyward hav- Acig a.^hade^ the better of the argu-[in_tent. The-defense-work of both jas supeyfc... About 1.500 saw the .ame.-

Score by inning^: 1...

\ .R. H. Ertale200 200 000 600 0.3 7 2f

lien 000 021 010 000 1.5 9 3 (Batteries: Savage and "Parlor;

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-LEE ANDERSON WINS. }}ffiy The* Associated Negro Press.)Philadelphia, JPa._, April..Lee I

tnderspn, the Negro light-heay-weight,of Boston, who, while!laking his home in-this city,

ntilhis wife recovers from herIness, won from Tex McEwen'hTte; 'Of Canada; in the sixth

ound-of a ten-round bout at,he Arena Monday night.-While McEwen showed won-'derful crameness, and.carriedhe tight to Anderson in-every tound while- his-strength lasted;rwas evident after the first;ound that McEwen was over-1latchod. alttixmgfLiie weighed!76 1-2 pounds.Tex seemed to be faster on ||is feet than AriQerson, but the I

ian fron? Boston punches -wereA

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md, when" Anderson ~starteiblood flowing from McEwen'

se up till the time that thit was stopped in the sixthwas plain that it was onlyestion of time till the terrifinehes of Anderson would pla;t McEwen. When fhe Cansin was so nelpless in the sixtlit he could not get his handto defend himself, and wa

npletely at the mercy of Anrson, Referee Nolan stopper? uneven contest, althouglEwen protested and wanteicontinue.

APARTMENT OF LABOliAS DISMISSED DR. PLECIER^CQMELAINED OF B^NA. A. C. P. (By

The N. A. A. C. P.)"The U. S. Department of La"

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:e Dr. A. W.^ Plecker of Rich>nd, Va., concerning whose an

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SNVER CONFERENCE 01N. A. A. C. fc TO VlfllT fmOftADCTS FINEST SCENES(By The N. A. A. C. P.T \

Delegates and visitors to thcteenth Annual Conference o

2 National Association for thIvaneement of Colored PeoplDpnvpr, Col., this June, wilve^ a>n opportunity of seein:

WE ADVISE YOUto have your teeth examinedregularly once or twice a year.Better to" be safe th(^hije/ry,you know. Y our teeth maybe decayed or otherwise diseased;perhaps pyorrhea maybe forming. We will give

dental work in your mouths, v V

Deniuta Consolidated

Drs. Harris & Smathers^-DtI Woods and

Baltimore Dental ParlorPhone 9712 1328 Main St.

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- !j, some of the finest scenery of tK. Rockvr Mountains. George W3' Gross, President of the Denve31N. A. A. C. P writes that th0 Colorado^ Springs outing, tja_h^enderMMielegates and visitorion June 2?, will include not onbc ' -*

a free barbecue iir the Garden:©*|the Gods but a motor trip takMing in Manitou, Ute Pass, NortlCheyenne Canon and Inroad

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, oi The scenery aJong-this rout

^ includes high mountains, gla^jciers, deep canons, fields of will

| of the mountains, and innum, erable streams..(.For those delegates who wisl^ to romain in Culuiado hftdr th«Mose of the N. A. A. C. P. Coniteren ftT.thft railrnndnI sy access to vacation points TiRocky Mountain National Pariland other pointsof interest.

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i- Chair Caneing and Upholsterinjh'nrnitliro Parw>twmir

J A ututvui V ivcyan 111^ auu

Mattress Renovating.0 W. S. TREZEVANTll

1019 Harden St., Columbia, S. <..... ..

Arrival and^ Departure of TrainsP ATLANTIC COAST LINE1 : COLUMBIA, S. C.__u Effective September 21, 1924.

V"'" (Alltrains daily)...t.jl>:45

a. m. Wil.-'New York 12:55 p. n

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Sleeper to Wilmington.|lt ^25 p. m. Wil.-Ncw York 10:50^ p. n

7] Sleeper to Wilmington**, 4:50 -pr m. .Cliai leston 11:35 a. irParlor Car to Charleston

Columbia, Newberry &LaurenaPLPI-dll4b&r«. m. Lau.-Green c4:40 p. nre d 4:20 p. m. Laurens dll:55 a. ire .Union Station daily; d.Gervias Si[i i station daily except Sunday.

! For information call at Union Sta^ tion. Phone 9782.

i4 SOUTHERN RAILWAYi SYSTEM.

Corrected February 20th, 1925.

Arrival and departure of passerger trains at Columbia, S. C. Cor

4 Arrive No. Between No. Deparlrected to December 21, 1924.110:05 a 31 N.~Y.^ftngTTSta 31 10:15

..Ai20 P 32 Augusta-N. Y. 32 4:401:30 p 27 Charleston-Cin. 27 1:45

- 4-: 50^ p" 28 hin.-Charleston .28 4:55I 10:40 p 10 Columbia-Cin. '

9 7:05| 5:35 a 24 Columbia-Jack. 23 10:5510:00 p 20 Columbia-Aug. 19 7:00;T0:15a 8 Columbia-Aug. 7 5:4511:30 a 14 Columbia-13av. 13 2:10

j 0:25 p 6 ColUmbia-Char. 4 "5:40

10:25 p 11 Cclumbia-Chas. 12 7:10; 5:20 a.15 Columbia-Cha*. 10.3:00t 1:45 p 2 Columbia-Spar. 1 4:2510:25 p 16 Columbia-Green. 15 6:85r 270B y W'C'cJu¥tbTa-Gruufi.17 2":10

1 5:40 p 113 Cola.-Rock Hi! HI 6:15Nob. 31 and 32, Augusta specie.[Pullmans aiid^tiiniag cars.Nos; 27 and 28; Carolina specia

Pullman and dining cars.'1 \T7rn llT- rto - -

I .*tvo> v c*nu i^|~I Qt tfSky special; Pullmans and dining car

j High class coaches all trains. Dijpendable service. Schedule figurirpublished us information only and n<

"3 guaranteed.rot City ticket office," T3'07 ~Main Stre<

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Office Hours: Telephonesi£1LLI3U A. M. to 2 P M- Office 3536f 6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. 6548

jj Dr. C. E. Stepehenson[-. £*"-<Diseases of Women and' Children A

Specialtyr Office: - Residence:T 1414% Assembly ;St. 1328 Oak St... i»"J. -.r.

- Dr. L. M.|DANIELSPhysician and Surgeon1 Sppiriq] Attpntinn CLiimw nf

eWomen.1121 Washington St, 2210 Hampton"

Office Phone: 6429 Res. Phone; 7165.»[

Office Hours: Telephones:lc 9 to 10 -A. M. Office 407612 to 3 P. M. Res. 69627 to 8 P. M. ,3

Frank B. Johnson, M. D.? Office: > Residence: .

Office Hours: - Telephones:9:00 to 10:30 A. M. = Qffiee_379612:00-to 1:00 P. *M. Res. 4692; 2:30 to 4:00. P. M.

6:00 to 8:00 P. M.

. DR. J. G. STUART-v

Office: -: Residence:

1702 Main Street".1417 Pine Street rnTTTMRTAo n

e Office Hours: * :.' Telephones:» 8 to 9 A. M. . Office 42471 to 2 P. M. Res. 4052

u 6 to 8 P. M, 7'

tr Dn W. D. Chappcllc, Jr^-,. Office) ^ Resdence: .J

2101 G.ervais St. 1201 Pine St.

i. Office Hours: Telephone:9 to 10 A. M- Offi. & Res. 4263t 12 to .1 P. M.-6 to 8 P.M. 4

Dr. B.A.EVERETTm Offiice & Residence:

1329 Pine St., Columbia, S. C.

_=DR. N. A. JENKINSOffice: Residence:

i- 1107% Washington St. 1416 Pine St... Phone. tiuua Phone 3873b. I i i.nfficfl Ttnuro- . i"

19_A.OL to 11 A. M. Office 82817 P. M. to 8 P. M. Hospital 3261

B42-JB_JlL_to 4 P. M. Rpg fl09«p Dr. W. Swan RhodesP Officer .- ^ Residence;a 1323Vz Assembly St. 1614 Gregg St.P M COLUMBIA^ S. C.& ^^..p Office Hours:P 10 A. M. to IP. M. ,a 6 P. M. to 7 P; M,p! Dr. J, H. Goodwinaa Phones: Office 6026 Res. 3039p 1119 Washington St. Columbia S. C.a ........^

f"DR. JAMES H. SIMS4j. Veterinary Surgeon

826 Laurel St., Phonelmh HGOLUMBIA, St G. f

H-PR-P^ P. WATSON AT 1ST CAL.s- VARY BAPTIST CHURCH

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23. The^General Missionary, Rev. P. P.Watson, by a most cordial invitatkmof the pastor. Dr. H. W. Long, will

>t, preach and present the claims of miasionand the various objects for whichA the Convention stands at 1st Calvarv

Baptist Church, Sunday Moaning,April 19. Come and hear him.

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institution for the Trainingof the African Methodist 1ollowing Courses:[ces^ormal, Teacher Tralome Economics, Music, Pi

formation address:Rev. D. H, Sims. A.

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Saturday, April 18, li)£p. ^ _wlal

Cards |Office Hours: Phone. 3530 JL9 A. M. to 2 P. M-.3 P. M. to TP. M. ~~

Sundays By Appointments.

Dr. H. G. Thompson.~..Surgeon Dentist .

Pyorrhea Treated Successfully.r>

1414V6 Assembly St. Columbia, S. C

' 3iOffice Hours: .Phone 60308:30 to 1:00 P. M.2:00 to 6:00 P. M.

Sundays By Appointment.

g DR. I,. A T.F.WTP.~~ Dentist ^

1702 Main St., Columbia, S. C.

iPhone 6706 '?.-\l.DR. .T. K. WATTS

Surgeon Dentist .

1109% Washington £[£., ColumbiaOver Johnson-Bmdley-Morris

Office- Hours: TelephgfteS: "t "' ^

8:30 A. M. to 1 P. M. Office 6033 V2:00 P. M. to 6:30 P. M. Res.. 3873^

Sunday by Appointment.DR. O. K. JENKINS

Dentist ~

Extraction by Conductive Anesthesia ^

| A Specialty.1107f% Washington St. Columbia

Office Hours: Telephones:3:30 A. Mr^<L:2 P. Mz Office 4706 .3:00 P. M. to 7 P. M. lRes. 5873

Dr. Jas. HrGootterJr. jDentist 1 ..^\Frederick 'Building1323 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C.

Opposite City Market;

DR. H. H. COOPER.. n-"iui

Gold Crown and Bridge Work ASpecialty.

Offi. Phone C429 lltjB Washingtonftnours: Telephones: ,,9 to 10 A. M.^ Office ^06 '

12 to 2 P. M. Residence 243 «.fl to 4 p.- M.6 to 8 P. M.

J.Douglas Williams, M. D.1 IPHYSICIAN & . SURGEON

1109 Nance St., Newberry, S. C. VOffice Hours: " Telephones:10 td 12 M. Office 5744.2 to 6 P. M. Res. 3702- W

Sunday By Appointment .

DR.M. A. EVANS..

Diseases of Women and Children. A "

Specialty. Graduate-Nursea- iii ' ^

Attendance.

1501Taylor St. Columbia, S. C".

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Communications intended for-the current isfeue must reacFTthis office, (if out of town) not ^later than Tuesday night. Ci-ty news by Wednesday night.

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