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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-09
ladies' Underwear

A@NAASS OhNSA w Sat
AT 10c--Sleeveless and half
sleeve vests in Ecru and white;
fancy finished neck.
AT 121ac-Sleeveless and half
sleeve vests in Ecru and white,
narrow and broad, fancy ribbed.
AT 15c-Long sleeves, sleeveless
and half-sleeve vests IN Ecru, pure
white, pink and blue, with fancy
silk finished neck.
AT 25c-Thc best garment we
ever sold in Isle thread, pure
Ecru in long sleeves and half
sleeves. Don's miss seeing this
garment
AT 50c-I.adies' silk vests In
white, Ecru, pink and blue; sleeve
less, fast colors, splendid values.
AT 50c-Ladies' union suits, rib
bed Isle thread; all sizes, extra
good fitting, and well made.
'ONEITA STYLE"
Gents Underwear
AL tEOC--heu ClOuueu uDSpld,
I Ecru and white underwear in Jer-
5 sey ribbed and balbriggan. These
{ garments are made of gool mater
lals and good Workmanship.
AT 39c-Men's pure Egyptian
underwear in Isle thread, extra
I fine; all sizes. This grade Is splen-
lid for hot weather.
AT 50c-Balbriggan and Isle
thread, Jersey ribbed underwear
In Ecru only. These goods are
made from selected yard and woven
by experts.
I AT 75c-Men's fine French balbrig-
5 gan underwear, nice and soft trim.
( med in sateen, with god pearl but
I tons. All sizes. For a tine garment
s we recommend our 75c grade.
: STOCKING BARGAIN-Ladies'
J fast black hose, pairs for 25c.
s SPECIAL CORSET BARGAIN
$50 dozen Jean or Summer Corsets
to go at 25c A PAIR. THE BEST
IN THE LAND FOR 25c.
I tS0.tS1 Howard St.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-09
stuhb-The woolen mill down til

Stuhb-The wooden mill down til,
street was destroyed by fire this morn
ing.
Penn-fou don't say! Why, Smyth
and | We're standing in the Same block
and never even heard an engine.
Stubb--Wonder you hadn't caught o
Whit Of the burning wool.
Penn-That was impossible. Smytht
was smoking a cigar he bought on a
traln.-Chicago News.
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Summer
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100 LAit ~ CLASSIFY.

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The Democrat is gaining readers and
popularity every day; read It..
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Use Democrat want column 1t pays.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
FROM HARTFORD.

Rev. Walter Gay of the Union Bsp-
tisE Church, who left for Boston last
week to attend the National Negro
Business League Convention, ana also
20 remove his family to this CITY,
returned Wednesday, Aug ust 29th and
will occupy his pulpit on Sunday.
Mss. Sarah Jackson of 4 Martin St.
has returned from the mountains.
Mr.. Frank Green has returned from
New York.
tanning Miss Bertha jackson Of Mid.
dleton
Mrs. Grace Sullivan of New York ia
here visiting her other, who is very
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Holland are tax
ing summer tour in New York and
Massachusetts.
A club of Ode Fellows Is being or
gsnized for b hartford Lodge, No 1872
Mrs. Mitchell OF Capen ST., has re-
turned from pleasant trip to New
York.
Mr.. Tisdale, of Waterbury spent last
Sunday in Hartford.
Mrs. Richard Griffin and children. of
Meridian, Conn, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ellis Of Whitmore st.
Mr.. L. P. Johnson lost his little baby
last week by death, caused by the in
tense heat.
Mrs. Bette Elkia has returned to
the city after pleasant visit to Essex
Co., Va.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Summer
Club No. gave lawn party and an
apron sale at the residence of Mrs. Ly-
dis Robinson, last Wed, evening. The
ladies were prettily atSired in thin
summer gowns. Am)ng the out Of
town guest present were: Miss M.
Elizabeth Eskridge, OF New York, Mrs.
Terry, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Paige. Of
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Mr.. Charles Jefferson, and Mr.. Per
sy CLARK OF New York, who have been
visiting the Misses Cambridge for the
past ten days have returned to their
homes in the city, taking with them q
pleasant memory of their stay here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Paige is visiting her
brother. Mr.. Taylor, in Martha st.
Miss NJ. Elizabeth Eskridge, of New
York is the guest Of MRS. Lydia Lock
EFT Robinson.
Mrs. Terry OF, Philsdelphia is the
guest OF Mrs. Plato, Of Garden st.
Mrs., A. Q. Mitchell Of this city ct
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
SHOT HIM.

Graham Johnson (eolored) shot and
dangerously wounded Jack Payne, the
jsnitor of the Medical College OF VIr-
Mt 1910 e. Marshall street, Tuesday
afternoon st about 2 o'clock.
1t seems that both lived at the same
house and the trouble arose over the
alleged bestiug Of Payne's child.
johnson, in his version OF the affair,
claims that he had ordered the Payne
child out of his room. and the shild
did not heed the command, and he led
her out. Payne claimed that he had
beat her, TO which soliuson demuIred.
whereupon Payne threatened him with
Q Hatiron Johnson left the house and
sent for his clothes, which were refus-
ed. Monday night he went in person
and met Payne, who fred three shots
ct HIM, none OF which took effect.
Yesterday evening he again called
for his wearing apparel, and was again
met by Johnson, with the query, Are
you ready to die?" Some words were
exchanged, and Johnson shot four
times, the balls taking eff fsct in Payne's
head.
It is now thought that Payne will re-
cover. The case was called in the Po-
lice Court Thursday morning, but was
postponed for ten days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
Y. NJ. U. A. NOTES.

The Y. M. o. A. Reading Circle eavs
an outing to Seven Pines last Mond ay.
Special exercises were conducted. It
WAS day which was much enjoyed by
all who went.
The meetings in the city Jail last
sunday we're attended by many and
much good was accomplished.
The almshouse meetings were very
good.
Our Gen. Sec, 8. @. Burrell address.
ed the boys last Sunday. Subject.
The hrst tramp" The boys gave the
best OF attention and it is believed
that much good will be acsom plished.
We were glad to have two Of our old
boys with as again. Come again.
Rev. w. w. Wines, Jr., gave the
men last Sunday at 5 so p. M, at our
rooms very valuable address upon
the subject, Light" His address
was followed by others. Rev. N. Har-
ris OF Charlottesville and Rev. Ganby
OF the V. n. and O. L., of Petersburg.
The men felt very much benefited by
all OF these addresses.
Meetings for Sunday, Sept. ID, 1900.
Meetings in the city jail at Ii 9. M.
Almshouse meetings at IL 8. m. and q
p. M. Bible Study for boys at D. m,
st our rooms. Free to ali boys. Spec.
ial papers by Tabb Hill and
Frank Pervall. Special music bv a
quartette from the Junior depart
ment.
Bro. v. L. Hawkins will address the
men Sunday at $3.50 p. M, ut our
rooms. Free to all men.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01

perintsndent; services at 5 p. m. Rev.
Edgar Carpenter rector, will conduct
the services.
A disgrsceful 9, me occurred at the
corners OF High and Green streets
Monday night. / was flstic combat
between Blanche Hodges OF this city
and Beulsh Palmsr of Norfolk. The
cause could not be ascertsined.
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Rev. A.
Chisholm. q. D., pastor: "a. M, Sum-
dsy.school, W. A. Conowsy, superin-
tendenti preaching ut IL q m. and p.
m.
It is reported that Mr.. John Connor
OF this city. who ID keeping = saloon IN
Brooklyn. N. Y, sad Messrs. Richard
Elliott, Harry Bel. Henry Newbis, al
so OF this city and Arthur Cottrell OF
Norfolk have organized Bryan Demo-
cratic Club. 1t - hoped that the re-
port 10 false as the democracy does not
and has never promised the Negro any
thing but rAneaisement.
THEoDoRR NASH.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
rHIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING
3. W. Grand Council OF Virginia, ]. o.
of st. Luke.

The 33rd annual meeting of the r.
W. q. Council, ]. o. Of st. Luke con-
vened in the Jackson st. M. e. Church
Lynchburg, Va, Tuesday. August 81,
1900. This convention was composed
of the largest delegation and the meet
ing was the most harmonious held for
q number OF years.
Miss Ella Onloy of Richmond. Va,
R. w. G. Chief, presided over the en-
tire meeting with great dignity and to
the satisfaction OF the entiIe delega-
tion.
Upon call of councils and Grand o.
Acers, all answered save II counSils.
The reports of the K. W. G. Chief,
Miss Ella Daley; r. W. g sec.. Mrs.
Maggie l.. Walker; R. w. g. Treas.
Mrs. A. Dawley and Mise Gertrude d.
Lawrence, Or. nd Juvenile Sec. show
ed the order in prosperous condition.
1t ia true that this noble, old order has
not strayed from it's frst obligation.
This is an organization that cares
for it's sick. pays its sick members
promptly, and the death claims are
paid always in 80 days and the carry
ing ut OF these principles gave to the
order, as shown by reports, 1000 new
members, 400 new children. Paid this
year sc deaths, amounting to $2675
added 10 new councils TO the order !;
reinstated B old ones, ana after CON-
plying with the laws the treasurer OF
the R. w. G. Council reports:
In hand for death, $12S8 9S
In hand OF treasurer, 243 81
In hand OF Juvenile Treas, l240 81
These balances are clear OF debt.
From West Virginia, we were pleas
ed to have visit the r. w. G. Council
in company with the r. w. g. ".
chief, r. J. Taylor, Miss Rosa Taylor,
Adams, w. ii. Woodson. James n.
Smithers, 8. P. Penick and others.
From Dsnville, Bro. B. A. Townes
and @. White were useful in the r. W.
g. Council.
b. Ellis, j. A, Lee, Thomas Brown,
with the true and tried p. R. w. G.
Chief, Sister Rebecca Rand elph and
R. II. Cooley represented Petersburg,
Va.
]. ]. Baylor. @. Myers, R. j. Carter,
and Daniel Bradford represented coun-
ellis in the counties.
PRIV. q. Chief, VIM. Raadolph Of
Ellerson, Va, is holding the fort as
usual.
Lynchburg, Va, had such good
representation that the r. w. G.. Ooun
ell left her Grand Ofieer in the per-
son Of Mrs. Franeea Cox.
Mr.. James II. Blunt, p. r. W. @. @.
Alice Brown, Pauline Barnes, Sister
Williams and others were all doing
their utmost to zee that the dele
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
FROM PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Many Excursions-Able Sermons
Women Fight-A Bryan Club Or
ganized.

The Marchslneil Social Club ran it's
annual basket picnic Co National Sol
diers Home, Hampton, Va, Monday.
Mr.. James Halstead of Germ antown.
Pa, is In the city visiting relatives.
At Emanuel A. M. E. Church Sun.
day at IL q. M, Rev. Daniel P. Seaton
preached; subject, "A Man. At
O'Clock the funeral OF Mrs. Mary l..
McPherson took place. At 3 O'Clock a
sermon was preached to Bhe Odd Eel.
lows and at O'Clock the Rescue Fire
company OF Norfolk had their annual
sermon preaShed.
The Criterion Social Club had cola.
tlon this week, at which time the new
~ elected officers were installed !:
Inomas Elliott, president, and Edwin
OnoAte, vice-presid ent. George H.
walker, Esq, Editor j. W. Holley,
Oapt: John WInslow and George A.
Melvin, Esq, spoke.
Third Baptist Church, Rev. F.O.
Csmpbell, pastor, Sunday School 40
., m, w. II. Henton, superintendent !.
p. M, preaching; s p. m, preachinU'
At q O'Clock last Sunday, the funeral
sermon OF Miss Mary Wallace was
preached.
The Shiloh Baptist Church of Hun
tersville ran their annual excursion to
Delaware Park over the 8. A. L. Mon
day.
Mrs. e. 8. Holmes lie in the city vis-
islng her husband and scqusintances.
The Rescue Fire Department ran an
excursion TO Hampton Monday.
st. James p. l.. Mission: 10 a, m.
sunday School, Mrs. A, v. Paige, su.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
THE SIXTH VIRGINIA TO THE
FRONT AGAIN.

The frat Battalion of the above nan,
ed regiment met in the rooms Of w.
Johnson's Hall. Fridsv night, August
oath and formed q Veteran Association
OF the Spanish American war TO be
known 10 the John Logan Camp It
will be remembered that General Lo.
gan was the brave sfficer who was kill
ed in the Phillipirl Islands while pre-.
pairing TO 60 in battle with the Insur-
gents. After the name of the camp
was decided upon the body unanimous-
ly agreed TO have q committee appoiut-
ed 60 draft and send resolutions to
Mrs Logan. widow OF the late Gener-
al that she might be informed that the
Camp Was named ,or her husband.
This camp will be the same to the
government with same privileges ss
the 9. A. r. Th organisation will
sause the men % q btoughs tosather
more often than they otherwise would
and cause . more friendly relationship
to exist ss nothing will sff ord them
more pleasure than assembling and
talking over the past events Of camp
life
/ Twill state hare that while this regi.
ment which was made famous by its
bold stand for manhood at Knoxville,
it was oncs under fire and il must be
said of them that they behaved them
selves with that coolness and bravery
that is only chsrscteristic OF regular
troops.
Off ,ers elected as follows: Major J. 4.
b. johnson Oemmandar; Captain b.
A. Graves, Vice Commander; Lieut..
l. j. Wyche, 2nd Vice. Commander /;
Lieut.. jos. st. ]. Gilpin, Officer of the
Day Sergeant John Powell, Adiutant /;
Sergeant George Stevens, Officer of
Guard Serg William Robinson. Chap
lain.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs THBRR.
Fine Cisplay-Col. Meekins Brought
Ten Coaches.

PETERSBURG, Va, August 81, 1900.
The Knights of Pythiss, N. A, 8. A,
E A., A. and A., observed their an
nual celebration by q sermon and
street parade.
Many uniformed Sir Knights came
over from Richmond Sunday morning
to meet the companies from Norfolk,
Hampton, Newport News and Ports
mouth.
1t was nearly 10 o'clock when Col.
M. q. Meekins reached the city with
ten coaches, filled with Sir Knights
and their friends.
At o. M the brigade was formed
under the direct command of Capt. T.
NJ. Crump, with Major E. A. Washing
ton in charge.
There was some Misunderstanding
Conserving the music, the city author
tiles at first declining to permit the
band to play. This was remedied
through the efforts OF committee
sent to consult with the Chief OF Po-
lice.
The line was formed with the Bril-
gade and Resimental STATS ia the
lead. Then followed seven companies.
They fled into the Oak St. Zion NJ. E.
Church where the able pastor Rev. P.
d. Anderson preached powerful SER
mon.
The church was packed and his elo-
quent utterances stirred the entire as.
semblage. He was the subject of
much comment and many congratu-
lated him. Brigadier General Mitch
ell and Sister Anna Taylor spoke on
the principles Of the Order.
NBrigadier General John Mitchell,
u. was accompanied Sy his staf as
follows: Acting Ohief OF Stat, Dol.
jesse Scruggs; Acting Adjutant Gen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01

ersl, Col. e. z. Robinson; Major John
] BY. Major j Edward Bright, Major
Z. A. Washington, Capt. Willls Wyatt,
Capt. Henry Stokes.
Among those accompanying were
Capt. r. NJ. Sears, ID ID. 6. c., ]. W,
Randolph, Capt. 8. +. Blue OF Hamp-
ton, DR.. q. G. Atkins or Hampton. and
others.
The display was the finest ever seen
10 Petersburg by colored organiza-
Col. NJ. ID. Meekins d dsserves special
commendation for the idea, ss il was
through his Efforts that the exercises
were held.
Osps. Brarch was in command Of the
Petersburg company. The local COM
mrttee spared no pains in arranging
for the comfort Of their guests.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
Mt. oLIvET CHURCH.

Rev. ID. Webster Davis, A. NJ, will
sdm sinister the Lords Supper at Mt.
Oiivet Baptist Church Sunday, Sept.
God 5>p- m.
\ Rev: w. A. Mitchell will preach n
sprefat sermon st IL q m.
Rev j.. Andrew BJwler has been
called to the psstorste of Mt. 0Iiyet
Baptist Chur sh, Richmond. Heis now
~ Rhode Island and it ia not vet
known whether or not he viii accept
the call.
On the occasion Of the "Jug Break
ing at Mt. Olivet Baptist Ihurch a
special sermon was preached by Rev.
u. webster Davis. There was quite a
large number present and $S4 was
realized from the entertainment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01

DIED-OR Monday afternoon Aug
ust 9th, the great monster death same
within the walls OF MRS. FRANCES Hal.
YARDS residence and bore away from
her loved ones sides, her spirit to the
land or bliss. She leaves behind, her
children to mourn their loss.
We mics thee, Oh how much,
Our God alone can tell,
He took thee from our loving arms,
He doeth all things well.
HER CHILDREN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01

tended the funeral ef Mrs McClenen
OF New Haven, on Wednesday.
Mrs. O. Murphy, of New Haven is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Blake, OF Mar
ths st.
Mr.. William p. ii. Cross is visiting
his sister, Mrs. L. Robinson for q few
DAYS.
Mr. William Mitchell is ttill confiued d
to his home.
Ms Daniel Jsckson's health :s Do
better.
Mics JENNIE James has been rem owed
to her friends home, Mrs. Barbara
Taylor 0livLr, OF Windso She is 5till
quite i'll.
W. 6. WILSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.

Mr.. J. G. Brown OF Bedford City
was in the city and called on as.
-Descon W. 8. Smith of Petersburg,
Va, was in the city and called on us.
Rev. C. N. Harris, of ChsrlotEes-
vile, Va, called on us this week.
Mrs. Jessie Randall is now visit
ing in Cumberland Co., Va
Mrs Lucy B. Stevens, of Lynch.
burg, Va called on as.
Mr.. s. E. Blue OF Hampton aud
Ar. Robert Miles OF Portsmouth called
on us.
Misses Florence and C4rsie Ishan
have been visiting Cumberland CouD-
ty. Va. They are expected home to-
day.
-Miss Julia @. Brooks OF Wash.
iDRtou, ID. c., is in che city, the guest
OF Mrs. Lucy @. Lewis, N. eth st.
Miss Mamie Byrd of llle Boyd
St.. has left for Plainfisl6, N. J., to
spend ths summer.
Rev. NJ. II Williams, General
Agent Of the Foreign Mission B ,ard OF
National Baptist Convention called on
Us.
Miss Ida w Jefries of Rich.
mond, Va, has returned from Plain
hold, n. where she has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. w L Smith and
cousin, Mrs. James Williams OF New
York.
The we'll. known Mrs. Ella B
Jenkins OF Washington passed through
the city last week. She will spend
several weeks in Goochland county.
She will stop again ia this city upon
her return and will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Farley, 20 E. Leigh
st.
Miss M. Christina johnson, one Of
the teachers at the v. n. and @. l., of
Petersburg. Va. was the guest OF Mrs.
CLARK Brown. Weaver Ave.
Mrs. lille C. Frayser and little
sister Minnie have returned from a
pleasant stay in Old Point and Hamp-
ton.
-Miss Henrietta v. Bacchus, gave a
reception in honor Of Miss Brown, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwell, OF Brooklyn, last
Monday night.
Mrs. J. K. Hall of Manchester,
Va. left for New York last week to
spend some time with relatives and
friends. We wish her pleasant stay.
Mics Mary A. johnson of sic
Harrison 5ts, is spending the summer
with her friends in Amelia Co. We
hope her pleasant stay.
j. Il. Fuller, member Of the Ma
tional Council OF Administration, G. A. /
r., called on Us. He was enroute to
Chicago with Messrs. Dauiel Langley,
]. o. Hodges. Miss O. v. Dudley, Mrs.
A. M. Ward, Miss Lizzie Ruffin, Miss
Annie Tucker; Miss A. N. Poole, Mrs.
NJ Jackson, Mrs. Z. j Bolt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

KANSAS CITY, No., Oct. l2sh-lsth.
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from all tick
ct stations on it's lines to Kansas City.
Mo. and return at one fare for the
round trip, and plus $500 Tickets on
sale October Sth, 9th and 10th, with re-
turn limit October 23rd.
The Southern operates double .dailE
Limited service with coaches and
snrough Pullman accommodations ia
memphis. making direct connection
for Kansas City, giving choice of routes
through Atlanta and Birmingham, or
through Asheville, "LaHd of thelsky.1
and Chattanooga.
O. w. WEsTBUsY, T. PA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01

ROBERS0N-MarY Belle Roberson.
the eldest daughter of John and Lizzie
RobersoH, departed this life August
10Th at 10 minutes TO O'Clock in her
seventh year OF age. Rev. Evans
Payne preached the sermon. A. d.
Price, funeral director.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice We loved is still,
"A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filed,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
NORTH CAROLINA STATE AGRI-
CULTURAL FAIR.

RALEIsH, N. @, Oct. 2-27th-For
the above occasion the Southern Rail-
way will sell tickets from all ticket sta
tions on its lines in North Carolina. al
so from Norfolk, Richmond, Lynch
burg, Danville, and III iutermediste
stations in Vrginis to r sleigh, N @.
and return at one fare plus tifty cents
for the round trip
Tickets on sale Oct. 18th to 28 h. TO-
elusive, with return limit OSt 29th.
Tickets sold at the above rate en-
brace one coupon of admission TO the
fair grounds
I. w. WksTBUAY, 7. P. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
NOTICE /!

Excelsior Lodge 20, will meet at their
Castle Hall, Sept. 4th, 8 .. m. sharp.
All members requested 30 be present.
Business OF Importance.
ANDREW ]. SMITH, JR.,
Acting K. of r. and 8.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
COLORED MAN LYNCHED.

CHARLo TIE. N. C, August 2sth.-A
colored man was Iynched at Forest
City, n. o this morning. for the muir
der OF white man named FIack.
Threats we're also made to lynch a
colored woman who had taken the gun
TO the murderer, and mob went in
search of her.
The trouble arose over the theft of
some peaches by the colored man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
WOULD NOT ADMIT HER.

In the sixth biennial assembly OF the
rytnisn SIsterhood Supreme Lodge
lwhite) at Detroit. Mich. August 2ath.
Mrs. IL. P. Libbey, Supreme Chancei'
ior. reported the question OF ad mission
OF colored women to membershln AZ
having been disposed OF by debsrring
coiored woman from taking the Sec
ond degree after she had passed the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
DO YOU KNOW HIM

would like to know the whereabouts
OF my son, Nieodemus Lovelsce, who
went to West Virginia two years ago.
l will be very grateful for any infor-
nation received.
Mss. EMMA LovELAoE,
220 Chestnut ST.,
Roanoke, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
8. s. UNION.

The Sunday School Union of Rich
mord will convene with the Rising
Nc. Zion Sunday School of Fulton
Rev. z. w. Williams. pastor, on sun
day. Sept. 2nd at 3 o'clock. A fine pro-
gramme. Come early.
w. g Carter, Pres. (pro-tem.)
II. A. Washington, Cor. Sec.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
THE MEANEsr PREACHER"

Rev. W. F. Graham, D. D., pastor of
the Fifth Street Baptist Church, will
deliver q sermon to morrow at l1-3O q.
M, on the subject, "The Meanest
Preacher in the world" Ihe public is
invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-01
NOTICE.

There will be three services at Tab
ernacle Baptist Church tomorrow
At 80, preaching by the pastor
subject. Our dead" $3.50. commun-
ion and $3.50 preaching by the pastor
Subject. Will we know each other in
Heaven?"
Rev. E. De QUINCY TARrr, Pastor.
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NEWPORT LETTER,

Miss Matte Bruce, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Sarah Mitchell. 90 Leven St. -,
has left for her home in Washington, |,
D. o.
Miss eeorgieanna Boone died last
Saturday.
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We return thanks for an invitation
to the outing Of the Independents Ben
edcial Club. Wednesday, August 29th
at Mt. Pleasant,
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The excursion which was to have
gone to Raleigh, N. O.. On kondsy lsst
was o failure.