The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-10-26
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BY R. w. Thompson.

by II. w. HOnpSOH.
People who talk about everybody
to you will not fail to talk about you
to everybody else.
And HeHin halls from the Tuske-
gee district of Alabama.
Whiskev has its back to the wall
It's sway is doomed.
Baltimore, ALWAYS progressive and
original, hos formed a colored divis-
ion of the Maryland division of the
Council of Defense and will soon
place itself at the disposal of Presi
dent Wilson and Food Administra
tor Hoover
In taking over the Pavton prop
critics in New York City and moving
his habitat to Gotham that Nanol-
con of Finance, Watt Terry, enters
4 wider field for service to his peO-
pie and will himself have larger OPP
pOrtunities for growth than was pos
sible in the Circumscribed area of
BroCkton, Mass. The eyes OF the na-
tion are on Mr.. Terry and it is not
doubted that he will live nm to the
full measure of the big things eX-
pected of him. Above all, this 70
markable modest young man will
never be afflicted with the big
head no matter how much tempta-
ton may be placed in his wake.
One never gets into so much
trouble as when he goes out of his
way to help friend out of trouble,
You can put your hand on any
number of people who call folks Gin
different" because they won't take
stock in the particular game you are
playing.
We have bunch of friends" who
never know we are living until they
have an axe to grind" for their own
personal benefit,
DR.. j. Harvey Anderson's recent
articles in the Star of Zion on "The
Function of a Newspaper indicates
that he knows the "biz" from every
possible angle. The brilliant col
umns of the Star of Zion also indi.
cate that he knows how to put into
practice the preachments he so elo,
quentlly utters. The General Con-
ference of the Zionites that elected
DR.. Anderson as its official spokes.
man did a fine bit of work. We
would urge that he be kept on the
job for life but for the invariable
custom of Methodist bodies to pro.
mote their general officers to the
Bishopric after a season of faithful
service in the trenches-and Dr.
Anderson must not be denied his
hard-earned laurels.
Hades has specially Heated
chamber for butters-in, who seel
bogus prominence by taking a con
nection with real workers and Wor
| thy movements.
The Negro people were once
dubbed "a race of orators" w,
still have some cracker-jack takers
| but the wave of hot air seems to hav
DETECTED at the psychological
moment by rally that has brough
to the fore the farmer, the meChani
md the practical scientist. Mel
who used to specialize on talk hav
been superseded by those who d
things.
Don't waste anything-not eve
time-the most precious of all as
sets.
The election of ministerial monte
banks to high Office in the churc
sends many of the helpless laity t
the mourners' bench.
As an evidence that individual
and not a regiment is to be indicted
thirteen of the 1856 troopers of tn
gath Infantry, held at Fort Bills
Texas, charged with the recent rio
: ing at Houston, Texas, '""'St 9
, were ordered released and have rt
turned to Columbus, N. Vi, =. A.
join their regiment The boards {
inquiry found upon investigator
7 that they had no part in the riotni
Every tub is to stand upon its ow
bottom in this Investigation and nor
but the guilty is to be punished.
Il Il
The South will like colored soldier
better when they get used to ther