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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Woodson Arn-wers Wright; Church Politics Are Flayed y l 3 r @ ¢ GHURGH, 5AYS i L MR W 5 g“’AS}HZ\'C'I‘().\'. De £.That the church is now Rf:‘ in the slough of corrupt : at the high officials of the e white-washing th ¢ } i:\i'liu's of bishops and 1 well as officers wa hat ﬁr. Carter G. Woodson direct $he Association for the St Negro Life and History, i ghent issued here Tuesd ¥ mhe statement was in rej goen letter written by I I Wright, Jr., editor of the fecorder, refusing to appear g‘of:r;nn of the associati which he characterized the gsms of the church by Dr. Woo #n and his associates as half-baked inions reached by i ¢ z)emods. ' Says Laity Hecd-Winked r. Woodson declar. 1t that the ty was being “hood-winked” by e high churchmen and pointed t @xamples of corrupt politics, grat! and exploitation on the part of gose who have been elevated t e high places. He cited charge made by members of churches ttxemselves that bishops had been accused of immorality and gralt Eillt nothing had been done to pun them or to press the charges « After outlining the evils within e ranks of the churchmen, the Doctor declared: 8% “The Negro church does not I ire investigation. We know much about it already. The corrup te in which it is now focund & 7ot merely a reflection upon ih hole race. When we are denoun because of the depravity of ou ergy the people of the outside orld are not going to inquire a 6 what denomination it was. I #¥ill be sufficient for students ¢ ficial science merely to say that ge Negro clergy had descended t uich depths. L Needs Reformation #8 “The Negro church is the nding achievement of our fal ps in America. It should be 1 rmed and reorganized on the ba i of community cooperation I s been the great asset of the rac Ad if properly conducted can rei r the race the unselfish servi ir people need. It would be a most Shameful dereliction of duty if wi @rmit the exploiters, grafters an bertines to discredit the institu-| n. If something is not done to @islodge them, the Negroe n merica must hang their heads 1n !’mmc TR 4179 et SN A e RO ST L . RN ¥ To serve the present age ana o the future, as it is forecast by e present, moreover, the Negro urch in all of its good intentions not succeed in the fufure with methods it has followed in the :t By eliminating corrupt poli ians who have done and will do iriost anything to hold the people’ separate and distinct camps for ploitation the churches may soon +n to unite for their common! good In their present state mvy? ve no chance whatever to parti pate effectively in the much zz;'e(:»s» uplift of humanity through com unity cooperation for health and @;'.“u,:.:‘ education. | W % Debate pe club in 19 fir r*oote is ! = Fndi ioa ¢ a et { bie conference. He took Hor @ Dezre in Law While at Ox d he was president of the Unia Giely and also secretary and lice-president of the Oxford U fsity Liberal clubs in 1930-19 y Curry, Tyler for M'bhouse ® The Morehouse representative Jor this debate are Milton Ki Curry of Amarillo, Texas. and A dred Calhoun Tyler of Sheffield @Jabama. Mr. Curry is president of @Bc Senior class, member of tt Student Interracial forum. member the Y M C. A cabinet a #n honor student. He is major z) English and mathematics. M @yler is a senior and is maijori Biological sciences. He. t i i member of the Student Interr 1 forum and a member of | ar's debating squad # The question to be debated ®Besolved: The the Press is Deme #racy’'s Greatest Danger. The ( ford team will uphold the aff gxat:‘ve. This debate will take pla #n Sale Hall chapel. Moreho QOU(';.'.Q next Wednesday even gt 8 o'clock. : SMILE, MEN, SMilt SWNow For Shaves Wiithou A R-zor = F it fa1 Manufacturing wiss Bve turned another trick to rmak. 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A, Faveunsh Ge & Ad '?Cop Shot by Convict Dies; - His Son Kills the Slayer arpest had shot gnd beates Jo 1 M Carroll Fultas couie 30 man, had himsell beon S0t oo killed Tumaay By Biotes o | 28 geariold son of Ui WO 1 Heeman, Carrsil died ot tie Feo ford W Long Memoril Lo 0 | The shying f Bkes G n after an ull-night sestch by o i B 50 men; who, Busty oo s tip from another Neero éx.& ¢ found Carrolls allacker &l i 1F combe strect in Bsbi Funt 400 ing to Burton Carell sl &0 07 cor inthe Fuith oot 5 force, ne was foreed 0 ho f 8 n * Monday's aitack woe e o experienced by the duail e in the last two week: Usies oo miraciously saved from du BN ags Whes b e o afrest an excaped smvnt Hill he was shot in the boen . bullet striking his badee paroled on a Burklars o0 setving tme The Dentusil G | been working on the beses 5 Boata of Hatey Youms oo Culout road. Police soid that Riusr o faben fom e Bome. the bandit and the oflice el i the police cat. The busdit st | the betier of the fight wound s oficer and threw bim frn the ouf and atiempted 0 esiape v the o lice ear but wrecked 3 Wts & v ride of 200 yards in & ditch He i escaped with the offieer ¢ g _ The officer was s thioig 0 e e B Skull He did not o inscions is said o hawe enleiid 0 B0 {him that there were fu) oinag = {nesses whom the defene Bad oo |introduced and since there bne %ﬁfwﬁ@gam%ﬁémw j Prior b0 fhat iow e g i Tt i;r;?@ﬁ conclusonis Ha ISimmons had killed fie wormas jeold blood and it was evident o jhe would be foundt guite of £t {electric chair The lestimans of (1 {two remaining wilne ses, hwsesis ichanged the color uf the cass S0d Simmons was fourd mite of mis slaughter and sentenied 1 thens . The murder ceceed e o summer months fWlion g & b [ball game. According = th e guarrelled and he ihit hur & deats Simmons admitten vt fe BE the woman but declind that & was the the victim of af srcims 185 the bullet was meast T o e fwho had strock the westss. Tn of the pase vedifind 57 o0 f and he was sved Lo L T mmee e Continued from 2ot 10 hewsbe . The commilis 1 8 o S e e ele s e FoeE stndies miade in fhoe L0 saga Detrgit Minnebto, s i | raw%wﬁmmf@% moderate standrds. The Negross i M Lies ern pities alsn bave B el e smount lhan f gl B fainilies who praco Bl e who ate Hiving in s g8 Hest ind the Lt aEt o B ESRs s e s s e e ﬁmﬁ%ﬁéﬁ%ﬁwﬁ“ﬁ%%*% e e R tor fhis element of the sl (8 - The svetage ~enita, 38t taes housieg of Joweincine gl Hew York = S0 wiene 1 Gai ol e el Negroes it I $350 e senis e ae . Social problems 1o G e e e L Negro housing conditin: Baa been greatly intensibal B0 oo movement o cnm O e moted in 1880 and g e e Tkﬂ“’”{gﬁ’w‘w‘Adﬁw Wz_":v'l-gﬁf Sl plce ever since fhe enw. 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Wins Sui it : iContinued from Page One) Mrs Williams employed Nally as her attorney to collect the samount from the company, in February 1929, i Shortly afterwards in May Mrs. Willlams w g 5 arrested on & Fwhiskey charge und caved Nally Lo represent he, in this case. Up to thi titne she claimed that Nally had denied cooliecting - the money. liter 5 h ¢ learned the money had been paid two months before in March She was sentenced to go to the stockade for eight months or be fined. The exact amont she was fined was ruled ol of the court Nevertheless :{ht“d)ld the court he could not p¥ the fine and served and worked it out in Oct ober of the same “vear AH i time the lawyer insisted that he had roce:ved no pavment from the tastralce - Conpany - - After visiling his office for over two vears she never received her share of the money. 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The postponement w a § L granted by Judes John T Huni phries when t h e solicitor an ‘nounced that new evidence. by the case had been obtained 'The il openied up October 13 with Whirlwind start for the defense and ended in a ¢lamour for the state Wednesduy | Crime Described by Wilson ! Wilson, was being tried for the brtual slaughter of Eddie [each of ‘a Linden Street address, on June 122 He slashed his viclini nore than 16 tunes and even slit his tongue., the undertaker. Charlie Parks at Cox clauned, ulso ripping oben his abdomen and all o Bt 'severed his lung Witnesses said ‘that the dving man had tried to pull up by the aid of his assailants trousers and bell bt the angered murderer ciit himself free of tne aving man's grip and shoved him back, leaving Him in a pool of blood. | Wilson told the jury that tlw% dead man had struck him with a brick that knock him '.mmmsviuu:«‘i and in the daze he had just eut and cut unti he recovered his u:n-! sciousness. | BAD MAN TARES NOMAN, SHOOTS IP R HUSBAND ‘| Not satisfied with merely 1:,kin_a: his wife - Hustér Noiris 1 h o sheik., disearded his lover's role! and played bad man, according t | the report given at the police sta- | tion Monday by the rejected hus- | band, Jett & Shorter. 333 1~'e~i(mxf Drive. ) Norris played havoe when h:_’, =hot Shorter twice, onece in ipe! bead and again in the right leg, In the melee, 1.conard Jolm&:onl was wounded andd it is belicved to be fatal. the bullet entering and! lodging in his abdomen. The last ' AV A 1;‘* | ﬁ % & R PRI SRR B SRR T T e SRV~ Vi ‘325' i \ ::?;:.::':: el g ey Ap Y 2 b Wer A “’# - T % : e . - ; . . 1 - . - "' J Cs ””'W’ R , : : ‘,;;Ei. % o P . ° \—ﬂ;g N (1 1ek 10 STTaigane! L) w?k I mbbﬁ{% natl =T B B j &5 § g " 5 L a9 . pertfumed HA' R 4 e :.1 g{.‘k' «“& i i nii a>SCIIIICT DRESSING THAP DRUMME 0SS AESPECT 0F 61, LAWYER ! o i “T have more respect for a r"v(-! teor that will shovel:coal or s inc Lother honest hard labor than furi one who sits up in a show and! [Beals a trap-drum.’’ said Assistant Solicitor BEd Stephens in his plea ‘before the jury in Judge E- G Thomas' superior division of Ful ton court Monday. The case 10! which the solicitor referred \\"l.\‘i that - of Jop - Yohnson —“who was | sepleneed ta 12 months on -'1} tebaran of bhiprela v - The statement came &3 a result of o second festimmony by Juhnson‘ iwho pleaded not guilty, It was at ithe saveostion of his attorney H, !J. Powell that he mentioned his thaving beat a drum at a loeal thea (tre. Attorney Powell. famous fori his objections and contentions in the-Tale - D Leév ocuse oblected| Hime and time again {o .\'f:m'!‘.wnts'.* Powell contends that the state! -had made a mistake in indictmg! {Johnson for burgiary when the Evh:n'qv of burglary meant when {one gained entrance to the pluce] robbed by prizing opening some | tdoor or window or forced their fway in by arms He also contend ed that a “trap-drum” beating was Lan honest living With evidence utl fhand, he contenaged lareeny from ta house . | Johnson had gone to the theatre Ewiltie: Carvies Bray 154 Budfux‘dl Place. and Gertrude Curry. It s jsaid that he asked her for some ‘money to purchase some sand ;wi«'hv\: and when told she had left her monev at home. Johnson s said to have gone there and re noved the money {rom her dress er drawer . Officer Howard. wh i he went o arrest Johnseon sa that he fonud the movey, %12, under the “mattress and also found a sp v;ull belanging to the Bray woman | Johnson positively odmitted Hl:«ll the bed uthdor which ihe mMoney | was found wans oy bt denied | taking the money } ybeporl piven be the hospital re vealed hin cond tion s serious _The shooting occurred in a cafe {upul‘u!mi by Jak® Bonner, at cor ner ot Hunt Street snd Merritts Avenue. Norris walked into the cafe and, according tu Shorter, re marked after he had finished shooting, “Now 0 vet the man who took your wiie” Shorter was dlso treated at thy hospital and later dismissed aftor treatment. He appeared in person at the police station and reported the case to that department He lay the trouble t O furm“!'i grievances arising when Norris | took his wife back in 1927, Since that time they have been separated, he said { The exact residence of Norils and Johnson were not know. hul{ the former, it was learned, lived at the corner of Hunt and Merr it Avenie and the latler lived in‘ Decatur. Norris culdistanced po lice. : | : 3 Alpheus Butler Is Among Poets In Kl la. 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