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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Nus oenti9em Sereinen.

Der 8ierbrauer II n t r:
4 Il B u n 9 ss8 n belt eefierr
0Ormittag feline re~gelmdbigs sutbsiu9t'
I%eriammlung ab. Dos picnie@ omitt
bsri9tets, bab fur Dos am "a. aug. In
@ermania part fatifinoenoe Walbfef
ale gorbereitunsen aups Bette getrof.
fen fino unb berIpri4t allen NntpsIen,
ben ssnubrsi4e Stunbsn.
Has beIisbte Mitglisb @uguii Srepe,
bsri9tsts, baB sr am IA. Nuguif eint
&eiie our grbolung ieiner geidwd&ten
8siunbbsit mad europa antritt uni
boft bel ieinsr &tdtsbr i9psrer in BIZ
Waase gu fallen.
S9abmsifsr gilbert 9srnps benubi'
bic 8elegen6sit cine launige abidieos'
rebe bonn Stapel gu lafien, Die alss.
meine Ssitsrieit bsrpOrrief. Sanr
uurben bic brn benz &siisontsl geifif.
tsten @i9arren als Santssopfer 9e.
rau4t. 5ierauf 8erta9ung.
Der Seut9 8eteraner
@erein bielt gefern BEL sablrei9s,
8etbeilisung feline rreelmdbise Ser
iammlung. Sc purbe elm neues Mit.
glieb aufgsnOmmen uno bic fonfigsr
@si4dfte elatt erleoi9t.
Ser Wersin bei9lob. fi4 am nddfer
Sonntag on Der Seuti4en Sag=Geie,
i'm Germania part in corpore gu be:
tbsiligen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Gin neneS 3beater
sisbenitodises Gebdtbe fir bic SIb Slis
npissS trabe.

Die 8. 8. Wann &ealtp SO. unb
Die SpbianapoIis Building & Snbeft=
ment Co., nit ie einem @apitale bon
5000, 600, lisBen fi9 i%ncorporirsn.
Ssear s. Mann, Ssnrietts Wanri
uno Nina 6. damn fno bic Siref-
loren.
6err Wann siebt funb, bab bic
Snoianapolis Builoung unb Snpef-
ment 60. an Der Sho Sqinois Strabe,
136--144. Elm sroBss SOtel uno Sbsa.
ter au erri9ten gebentt, unb bob bic
Nrbeiien fur ben gau iOfort beginner
iolsn. Snbianapolis bssribt ben gau
zines iol9sn nit Greuben, aumal burd
ben Neubau Die Na9barf9aft beosus
tenb setpinnt.
Sas pereini9te Sbeaters unb 6otels
9ebdube tpirb 7sf6di9. DDS 8beatsr
tpurbe Der Columbia Nmuiemsnt Ga.
tiberIaHen, tusl9s cine an3abl fsiner
Sbeater I'm 9anoe betreibt. Dos 30,
tel, msl9es $50 3immer bat, III sinem
bsfanntsn Snbianaer 6otel.u ntsrnebs
uler bereits bermietbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07

SS~nhtana's gr5ste Drp @orbs SantIer.
Strabenbabn:G onbucteur wirb Spfer zines
3dubers.

Nls CHARLES Wbitsbeab, 933 Sei9bs
LAMB Mbe. Elm gonoucteur Der Gtraben-
babn 60. beute firth 2 ubr bic 9or-
man uno 10. StraBe iiberidritt, I'm
mad Sauis au ssben. tpuroe er an elmer
buntlen STEELE BON einem u~nbetannten
Manne binterrids niebersei9lagsn.
Sie &abler eilten iofort our stsle,
bod NOR Der Nnsreifer in3pii6en snt=
fobsn. Sb Der ueberfalsne beraubi
puroe, lieB ii9 our 3eit nod ni9t feft.
HELEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Des StraRemranbes beroaatig,
Sames 0aeen .fol Duffps Gurtpan sepeier
Iein.

Seuts frRb 2 ubr purbs Der 80
Sabre alte. Sames 9aesp, 8l6 Maple
Str, burd Ssrseantsn Wilan unb
polisiffen Slate 9apis @cooaro unb
9ebne berbaftet.
Saeep ftebt i'm 8eroa9te, Der Spisb=
ssis0s bss ssffsrn bsrbaftstsn Samss
SuHp au iein, Der nit oiefem sufams
men ben ueberfaa auf Wartin 8apne
%ausft6rte.
9aut Nusiagsn Der poli3si tuaren
Sufp unb Saeep ieinsrssit aneetlaet,
sinsn ansrif auf einen grie&en aus.
oefiibrt 3u haben. purber aber freige-
ipro9sn. 9aesp betbeuert feline I'm.
i9uIb.
Den Musia9sn bss 9uHsp, bab ein
gewiRer 6aeertp fein 8umpar gene.
fen. mibt Die poli3ei tsinen @laubsn
BET.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Scr SubianapDlis Sit
bertran5
8ewirthet Ole Sdn9er pom So
cialen U1dnnerobor aus
Sonispine.
Sin berrli1es Set i'm idOnen Ser
mania Yarf.

Die Sdnger bonn YSo3ialen Wdn-
nerdcr" aus 2ouisbiQe, Rp., ftattstsn
gsftern unisrsm .9isoertran3" ibren
LANCE peripru&ensn geiu9 ab.
Bic lieben 8dfte lansten Tim balb II
ubr Yormittags an. sic tuuroen BON
ben 9iebsrtrdnalern bonn 8abnbofe feff=
lid sinssbolt unb CUR @ermania=S pale
sslsiiet, mo bura fhifgs unb feHe gr-
friT9unssn Der &siiefaub bsrabgsfpilt
unb bic Strapasen b.raefen purbsn.
Die As sdnser bss 2~ouisbilsr 9sr-
ems tparett bon 3ublrei4en ypaifibsn"
unb islbfbsrfdnelia ben Samsn be-
alsiset. iobab bic 3abl Der gsfu9sr
iiber $50 betrug.
Na9Sem man fi9 mad @sbibr es=
frif9t unb bseriibt batte, eing bic
6a5rt binaus in Den @ermania Part,
hoo elm fr6bli9es, edit beuti9ss @alo=
fsft gefeiert tuuroe.
Die @dfe mutoen balb beimii8 se-
ma9t, benin oas aug ben 9erren: @uit.
SOnsus, Grnft Wi9slis, SaeOb s9ul-
mspsr, Sos. 2ramer, u. gartels,
9enrp Rutb unb Curt 3orn beftebsnbe
arrangements gomite bate ale 8er-
anfaltunsen In 10 trsfli9er Weiis ges
trofsn, bab abiolut ni9ts 81 miinf@en
ibrig blieb.
8alo ~srtlangsn untsr Der tunoigen
2situng Der Siri9enten, 6srren &ieg'
nsr bonn v2ieoertran3" uno paul Witte
bonn .So3ialsn Wdnnsr4or" bic f96-
men beuti9en Weiien In beraerquiden'
benz Wdnner9Or, unb JrObfnn,
6reube unb 8ans pereitlte bic Intps=
ienben In fd6ner unb anregenber
Weife.
Sab elm photograph bic Sdnsers
gate unb 8af9eber In einem f46nen
@ruppenbilos bereiniste, barf ni4t uns
erpdbnt blsibsn; benr ole Inmsienosn
MOLTEN Elm 9reifbares gtwas our feten
grinnsrung an bic i96nen Stunben
befben. -
I'm halb z 16r idlug bic Sturlbe
Der Srennung, pobl allen Mnwefenben
biel 3l friib - aber biz S9eioslieber
muBten ~geiungen uerben, UNI ben
Mbsnb3ug nod 2ouisbiae nidt gu ber=
idumen. 9erali9er 9dnoeorud uno
Elm frobss .Nuf Wisosriebsn" tsnns
3ei9netsn ben Nbf9ieo.
NuBer benz arrangements > @Omite
sebfbrt ben Witslieosrn Der ~fOlsenben
@omites bobes Cob:
Wirtbf9afts. 6omite
pster 2isbr, Wm. @eilanb, Iuguif
ptetit, Greo. Eatemat1, Srnt S9ds
fer, Wilbelm Moslsr, @ottlisb 2sut,
barbt.
Sr6nunqs-Qpmi
Sofepb qflti9sr, 5enrp 3oierer,
peter S9eid, pauI Jeu&t, 8ottlieb
2il9eman, 8ufab German, Wilhelm
Sogsmeper. Sobn 8esper, 5reb. S9ra.
Der, pbilip @raf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Srbnurtgs-G e.

Sofepb qfdissr, 5snrp 3Oierer,
peter S9eid, Saul Jeu4t, 8ottlieb
2il9emart, @ufab Serrman, Wilhelm
Sossmepsr. Sobn gesper, Greb. Sdra.
Der, pbilip @raf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07

2t3enen gum gi8b6rn&en.
iasen tuurbenu 10 melt 400 ertuirtt.
Die Salon srftredt fi9 Bonn l.. AusuR
Bis gum /. Ottobsr unb bonn 10. SO.
rsusber BIS gum /. Sauuar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
0ef=Mb;ci6en
FIR bic
9enti9e Sag : Teier

fnb fir Die Wii9lisber bes 8erbanbs
oeutf9sr 0sreins in Der & telegraph
Office, 81 Sib Sslapars Strabe,
BET Der Jrande Saropare 6 o.,
As STD Weribian StraBr unb BEL
Sofeph 3eller, 1916 Sao gaIt
Strabe, fdr 15e PRO Stid 3u baben.
gsim @ineang gum part tOftsn ale
Nb3ei9en Csc pro sttf. Ollie Mitelie=
Der ipItsn ibrs g6;si4sn Dor benz Ssfs
tag tauTen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
garifal.M bsns im Tairbanf.

Woresn Mbeno, S%ienfns, ben 8. b.
d., 1T 9areifal-N beno i'm 6airbanf.
Snnes unb feline 9apsle tueroen @ae-
ner's Weifsrfidd vparffal" ipislen.
@lei@3eitig miro 9err Snnes einen
fur3sn 8prtrag iibsr bic Wuft balten.
@r III Elm ie6r an9enebmer &ebner unb
feline 8Ortrdse iber Wa9nsr unb rper'
ifal" bubsn f6on Sauienoe bon Mu-
fitliebbabern erfreut.
Sas prOgramm fur bsute Nbsno
lautet
Ouerture@vSakuntula" ........G oldmark
al Bach
b. Spring Song" ........ Mendelssohn
,Kammenol Ostrow" ........R ubinstein
Carnival of Venice (fantasie for cornet) -.
..Paganini Kry
Dances Macabre" (symphonie poem -.
$1,000. SIS. Saens
Second Hungarian Rhapsody ........ List
Two w~ell-known marchcs-..............
al Stars and Stripes. Sousa
b Prince Charming" Innes
.......... wagner
Love in Springtime" (song for soprano)...
Pan Americana" (fantasy ...... Herbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
0erlanSt Mn3etSen

N&erlanet - Gin gutter beutf6er Nann fir ahGeu'
~ arbet, iopie Elm Mdb4sn.! stansufrasen tsim
gsrtpaIter i'm Seati9en Paus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07

Srau Robert Stall 507
Norb Senate Nbenle, tuuroe geitern
Qbenb unter ben TOlsen elmer Dolls
Worpbium leibeno Gufgefunben. Or.
s. 8, Warb nabm bic Srau In ge.
banolung unb bra9te fs nod Idngsrsr
Mrbsit auSer @efabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-07
Sli@tltns bsrbaftst.

psbrO gerno, elm Stalisnsr aus
Cincinnati, tuurbe bier berbaftet. gr
III anee!laet, einem 2arbsmanr in
Cincinnati SOS entpsnbet au baben.
@erno ipuroe 9eifern bon sinem aus
Cincinnati einsstrofensn Setettibe
nod bort 3uridbef6rbert. ST ION f9
bon fsinsn peni9sr beleienen 2anbs=
lsutsn @slber sridwinbslt baben, au9
lou er bsridieosntlid f9ou nit Der
poli3ei 8stannti9aft eema9t baben.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16

One hundred acres Of land have
been recently given 10 the Temper
ancc Industrial Institute at Glare
mont. Va. OF which the Rev. John j.
Smallwood is President A North
ern philauthropist visited the school.
saw the work being accomplished by
this worthy man and his sympathetic
wife. and cheerfully contributed this
aid, the farm TO be used for stock
and 90 supply timber.
10 would please you To know that
n spacious thrce-story dormitory is
now In course of erection upon the
school campus. where old "Bagley
Hail' once stood, "a hall in which so
many of "Richmoud's lights" have
been so royalty entertained by the
Professor and his wife. who is a
model hostess. I learned that Presi-
dent Smallwood is also "a strong Pyth-
ian man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
Entered Into Rest.

Plainfeld. y. j.. Sept u. 1905.
Our dear mother departed this
life Thursday, September z. 1905, at
6:15 A. NJ, az her residence. CIT
west Third street, after an illness Of
about FIVE weeks. She was a dear
mother and a devoted grandmother.
She lived a consistent Christia-- and
died in the full triumph of faith,
leaving two daughters. one sister.
one son-in-law. four grandchildren,
and a host of relatives and friends 20
mourn their loss. Her vacancy in
our home can never be filled. but we
hope that our loss is her eternal
gain.
She was formerly a native of
Richmond, but for the last eight
years had been a resident of Plain
field. y. J.
The funeral services were held at
Mt. Olive Baptist Church Sunday,
September 10, 1905, at 3:15 2. NJ.
Rev. c. r. Jackson ofiicfated. In
terment ia NJ. r. Cemetery.
"Sleep on, beloved. sleep and take
thy rest" Her children,
Mrs. ARCHER JONES and
Miss ADELAIDE WOODSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16

OF much valuable property. He
strove earnestly 20 set worthy eX-
amples OF industry and self help for
his children and community. He al
so sacrificed much for the education
of his children.
When he first came to this city.
he connected himself TO Zion Bapt.
Church, Rev. J. A. Taylor. pastor.
as deacon and treasurer. He was
faithful. That church emerged in
20 another and Bro. Jasper became
a member of 5th Baptist Church
where he held his membership until
he heard the call of his Master to
come 70 his eternal reward.
The funeral took place at the
5th Church, August 10th at p NJ
in the presence of a large number
of relatives and sympathizing
friends and it was a scene long TO
be remembered. Rev. Joseph Per-
~, the pastor preached a very soul
stirring and edifying sermon from
the text. "Will the God of all the
world do right?" also "Say unto
the righteous, il shall be we'll with
them. He was assisted in the SER
vices by Revs. w. w. Young, DR..
S. Christian, Holmes and others.
Bro. Jasper was buried in Ever
green Cemetery, beloved and re
spected by children and friends.
Honorary pail bearers: Mr.. Jes-
Sc Williams, Capt. VIM. II. Carter.
Active: Meade Selden, VIM. Wal
ford, Dallas Fobbs, Mr.. Haifman,
Noble Reines, Melvin Hill.
The grand old oak has fallen,
How prostrate and calm he lays,
But the fruits from the acorns
VIII grow and follow on.
Oh blessed breeze blow on us,
Bring back TO us MS love,
In songs, sweet dreams Of the past
OF our dear father now gone.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
Special Attention!

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
\ Court Of Calanthe There.

Chase City, Va. Sept Il. 1905.
Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell. Jr., arrived here yesterday.
accompanied by Or. +. r. Jefferson,
Assistant Surgeon General; Mrs. 5.
J. Holbrook. OF Danville. Grand
Worthy Lecturer. and Miss NJ. l..
Chiles, Grand Worthy Register of
Deeds. They came 20 organize Chase
City Court, No. 95. new club gotten
up through the efforts of Sir w. +.
Davis. The party was met az the
train by Sir Davis and Sir Thomas
f. Gee They entered a vehicle
driven by a double team, Mr.. Gee
holding the ribbons. Mrs. HolbroOk
and Miss Chiies were dOmiciled at
the residence of Mrs. Ellen Gee and
Sir Mitchell and Sir jefferson were
located with Mr.. Thomas +. Gee.
They were admirably entertained.
The initiation was a success. The
following are the officers: Worthy
Counsellor. w. +. Davis; Worthy
Inspector, Mrs. Dorcas Davis; Senior
Directress. Mrs Sue Gee; Junior Di-
rectress, Mrs. Ellen Gee; Worthy In
spectriX, Mrs. Mary Hatcher; Ora
tor, Mrs. Eliza Puryear; Receiver Of
Deposits. Mrs. Eliza Johnson; Regis
ter OF Deeds. Miss Ollie Jefferson;
Register of Accounts, Mrs. Fannie
Jones; Escort, Mrs. Mary Jenress;
Herald, Thomas r. Gee; Prelate,
Munford Jeffress. Trustees-Mary
Garner, is months; Mrs. Harriet
Ann Finch. II months. Mrs. Alice
Winn, months.
Refreshments were served after
the initiation. All were we'll pleased
and happiness reigns at Chase City.
Sir Mitchell visited Chase City
Hotel and met Head Waiter r. l..
Lewis and Chef James II. Thomas.
Grand Worthy Counsellor Mitchell
left this morning at $40 for Rich
mond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
Entered Into Rest.

Miss Louisa Ann Barrett died at
the residence Of her sister, Mrs. Bet
tie Robinson, SIT St. James street.
Monday morning, September 11th, al
! A. NJ. Her funeral took place from
Sharon Baptist Church Tuesday af-
ternoOn, 18th instant, at $3.50 =. NJ.
She leaves three sisters-Miss Colum-
bia Barrett, Mrs. Bette Robinson,
and Mrs. Ella B. Stanton. Rev Frank
Mitchell officiated, assisted by Rev.
A. 5. Thomas, Pastor Rev. Edwards.
Of Fifth Street Baptist Church, Rev
Jacob Turner, and Rev. Scott Bur
we'll. of the Y. NJ c. A.
The active pall-bearers were Mr.
II. b. Burwell, Mr.. Moses Ruffin, Mr.
Lewis Green, Mr.. W. F. Denny. Mr.
Norman Jones. Mr.. A. Beverly. Hon
.Orary-Mr. W. c. Scott. Mr.. P. II
Ford.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
Do You Know Them?

! desire 10 know the Whereabouts
OF some Of my people. / came North
after the war. and have not seen
them since. I had four brothers and
three sisters; Jackson, Moses, Arm
istead, Simon, Sarah. Millie. and
Mary Kemp. Ny father and mother
were named William and Julie Kemp.
Ny wife and ] were slaves. I am
now 6S years old. When ! left they
resided at Culpeper Courthouse. Va.
All the members Of my family are
musical, and we have given several
concerts this summer. Any infOr-
nation viii be gladly received by
addressing
GEORGE WASHINGTON KEMP,
Leeds Centre, Maine
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
Brother Staunton Jasper Has Crossed
the River.

Brother Staunton Jasper Has Crossed
the River.
Part of the host have crossed the
river,
And part are crossing now.
Brother Staunton Jasper died Aug
7th, 1905 at mis- residence, No. 1909
w. Cary ST., between the hours Of
4 and 3 O'Clock A NJ He was sick
only a few hours and died a peace
full and calm death. He leaves 4
children, daughter-in-laws one
sister, Mrs. Lydia Stoyall of Powha-
tan Co. Va. Brother Jasier's wife
preceded him TO the grave several
years ago. His children, Mrs. Irene
Williams, Rev. Frank L. and Sidney
II. Jasper. plastering contractors;
Miss Mary l.. Jasper. one among the
most successful public school teach
ers OF our city. she was always
faithful. with a watchful eye for the
proper care. promotion and comfort
OF her dear parents. There are 10
grandchildren, a host OF other rel
atives and friends TO mourn their
loss OF a dear father in Israel. who
has fallen asleep in Jesus. Brother
Jasper was converted when quite a
young man and became n member
Of Antioch Bapt. Church. Powhatan
Co. Va. When he was at home he at
once took a leading part in all
church matters that pertained 20
the welfare Of the same. and that he
believed would advance the cause Of
his Master.
Brother Jasper, as n business
man, was a leading farmer and me-
chanic. He also owned and ran a
line Of freight boats before and after
the war on the old canal from Maid
ems Ferry 10 Richmond. Several
years ago he moved TO this city,
where he took high rank as a busi-
ness man. He owned a large mum
Der Of teams with drays and wagons
doing business for our leading mer
chants and other business men.
Brother Jasper was also the owner
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
Witnesses
10000 Endowment Paid.

Pocahontas. Va, Aug. Is. 1905.
This is 70 certify that nave re-
ceived from John Mitchell. Jr..
Grand Worthy Counsellor OF the
Grand Court OF Virginia, I. o. Calan-
the (S1O0.OO) One Hundred Dollars
in payment OF the Endowment claim
OF Minnie Thompson. who was
member Of Mountain Beauty Court,
No. 50, OF Pocahontas. Va.
Sigued I'D. q Johnson.
Administrator
Witnesses
Maggie Foster, d. D " c
W. T. Foster
NJ z Johnson
p. W. White.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
WANTED TO USE THE EN-
PLOEEES.

The senior member Of one of the
leading firms desired the proprietor
Of the Planet 20 handle some Of his
output. After considering the mat
ter carefully. Editor Mitchell de-
cided that he would be unable TO
render the assistance asked foE. tt
was proposed that the Planets 1orce
should work overtime.
Upon his return from Chase City.
he found one OF his operators sick
He applied 20 President Pace. OF the
Union. and ne laid the matter before
the Typographical Union then in
session. The result was that volun-
teers were called for. and there was
a ready response. A skilled limo
type operator reported. and the gem
tleman is at this writing doing ser
vice in the Planet Office.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Newport News, Va, Sept. 10. 1905.
This is To certify that I have re-
Ceived from John Mitchell. Jr..
Grand CHANCELLOR of the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia, Knights of Pyth-
las, y. A, S. A. e, A and A
($15O.00) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim OF Sir David PritlOw. who was
n member OF Damon Lodge, No. -
OF Newport News. Va.
Signed Priscilla Pritlow.
Beneficiary
Witnesses
W. s. Hobson. X. Of r. & S.
]. Z. Byrd, p. c.
J. J. Booker, ID. d. G.. c
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
The Great Young Peoples Conven-
ti0n.

The young people of the State met
in their fifth annual session at Lynch
burg, Va, August 23-27, 1905. More
than three hundred delegates were
in attendance. representing the
cities, towns, ani rural districts.
Much work was accomplished, and
all with one harmonious accord re-
solved TO work for one great conven-
tion 10 meet in Richmond next year.
Many visitors were present, rep
resenting many interests. both anti
and CO.
The following officers were elected:
President, U. s. G.. Patterson. Lynch
burg; Vice-President, b. II. Peyton,
Richmond: Secretary, A. L. Winslow,
NJ. D., DanVlle; Corresponding Sec
retary, Rev. w. r. Ashburn, Man
chester, Va: Treasurer, w. r. Smith,
Lynchburg; State Secretary, NJ. L.
Miner, Danville.
b. Y. p. U. officers: Rev. w. r.
Ashburn, President; Richard Ashe,
Vice-President; r. II. Fauntleroy,
Secretary; G.. w. Gliding, Corre-
spending Secretary; r. w. Ashburn,
Treasurer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
st. Stephens TO Build.

The st. Stephens Church of Pc
tersburg, Va, is contemplating build
ing modern four thousand dollar
(S4,O00) brick edifice for the com
fort of the increasing congregation.
OF this sum one thousand ($1,0OO)
has been raised. The mission Is in
charge of Rev. J. L. Taylor, and he
speaks of doing remarkably well.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16
a GENEROUS OFFER.

About three weeks ago his press
man was put out OF commission" ="
and the foreman of one OF the lead
ing white printing establishments I'm
the city offered 90 come and bring
with him a press-feeder and work
all night until the edition of the
Planet was printed.
The prcssman reported In the
meantime. and the offer for that
reason was not accepted. The rela-
tionship between the white and col
ored men in the allied trades and
the business enterprises is of the
most friendly character. May it
continue 10 remain so.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-16

Quite a list of subscribers were
secured at Waynesboro recently on
short notice through the efforts Of
DIR. z. r. jefferson. They are Jacob
Johnson, ]. Q. Christian, c. w.
Barnes. T. ]. Raglion. Hughie Murry,
Robert Stuart, DeLacie Smith, Rev.
A. Hill, j. F. Ellis, Rev. A. ]. Simms,
w. r. Hughes, Beverly Johnson.