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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
Fatal Jump From a window.

PHILADELPHIA. January 1-James
Kittridge, who was a patient in the pri
vate sanitarium of DIR. William Pickett.
jumped from second-story window of the
institution today and was instantly killed.
Kittrfdge was nineteen years old. His
father is wealthy business man of Tunk-
hammock. Pa. The young man was suf-
fering from melancholia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
Stories of Ill Treatment Denied.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 1.-Samuel
Smith. the American consul at Moscow.
who frequently has had occasion to in
spect the Japanese prisoners who were
confined at Medvid and who arranged for
their transportation to Germany. whence
they were embarked for Japan, in an open
letter today emphatically denies the Ber-
lin reports of their ill-treatment. On the
contrary Mr.. Smith pays high tribute to
the care and attention bestowed on them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
LoNGWoRTH FOR LEADER.
Reported Ohio Representative Will
Dominate Hamilton.

Special Dispatch to The Star
COLUMNS, Ohio. January Men who
presume to know the trend of political af-
fairs declared last night that Representa-
tive Nicholas Longworth soon TO become
President Roosevelt's son-in-law will be
the new republican leader in Hamilton
county Boss Cox's stronghold. In a solid
array behind Lougworth will be leaders
both of the independent republicans Of
Cincinnati and of the old organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
Knights of zion Convened.

ST. LOUIS, January 1.-The second days
session OF the knights of zion convention
was occupied with the consideration Of i'm
portant questions of organization under
new agreement with the federation of
American Zionists
Resolutions providing for a closer union
between the knights of Zion and the fede-
ration were adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
Carrie Nation Busy Again.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch 20 The SUIT.
HOUSTON, Tex, January 1.-Carrie Ma
ton last night smashed a saloon here
named after her. She used her trusty
Ratchet and stones. The police refused TO
arrest her unless the proprietor would en-
ter complaint. which he has not done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
Maryland Residence Burned.

BOYDS. Nd. January 1.-The residence
of C. L. Marshall near Washing ton Grove
was burned to the ground about o'clock
yesterday evening, destroying practically
everything in the house. entaiiing loss of
about $3.50. The fire cought from a de-
fective fiue, Ii is thought. There was some
inGurance on the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
Indoor Rifle Tourney.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, January 1.-The
annual tournament of the indoor rife
league of the United States VIII be held
in this city February II. The date has
just been announced by the executive off,
GERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
Eight-Hour Day in Columbus

COLUMBUS Ohio, January Twenty
one union job printing offices in Column
bus today granted the eght-hour day. nine
hours having been the limit up to today.
No trouble was experienced by the printers
in securing the eight-hour day here. About
125 printers are affected The union print
ers of Columbus yesterday voted to aid the
printers in New York and elsewhere in
their effort to secure the eight-hour day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
MURDER AT BELLEvILLE. ILL.
saloonkeeper Shot and Killed Man
During a Riot.

BELLEVILLE, H., January LIN at
tempting to quell a New Year riotous cele-
bration in his saloon early today, William
Tennehin shot and killed William Borden
and dangerously wounded Fred Hopwood.
Tennehili telephoned for the police and sur
rendered himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
Ocean Steamship Movements.

NEW YORK, January 1.--Steamer In
Touraine. from Havre. was reported by
wireless telegraph thirty miles east OF
the Nantucket .ightship at IL am. today.
and will probably dock about $50 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
Burned Plant WIN Be Rebuilt

BAY CITY. Mich. January Announce
ment was made officially here today that
the local plant of the American Shipbuild-
Ing Company. which was destroyed by fire
Saturday night. win be Immediately re-
built and In operation again within thirty
days. Revised figures give the loss by
fire as 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
EIGHT-HoUR DAY AT RICHMOND.
Printers Received Pleasing New Year
Greeting
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
RICHMOND, Va. January LINTON
printers on the News Leader were today
given notice that on and after today they
would work eight hours with nine hours
pay. About fifty men are affected by the
new conditions.
Business is practically suspended here to-
DAY, all banks and courts being closed as
well as state, federal and city Offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
A HAPPY
NEW YEAR DAY

Continued From Second Page}
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The secrstary Of the Navy and Mrs. Bon
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
WHO WILL WIN?

The Ministers Contest is on. Come
and get votes for your minister and
give him $40 suit Of clothing alb
solutely free. Remember that there
are TWO prizes; Two tailor made
suits, one az $40 and one for S25.
Every dollar tnat is spent at our
store viii entitle YOU 10 one vote.
To those who have votes. please
deposit the same at the following
places.
Or. Smiths Drug store. 6O9 y. 2nd.
Dr, Inompson's Drug Store. West
Duval
Or. Benson's Drug Store. W. Leigh.
DR.. Jackson's Drug Store. S25 W.
Leigh.
DR. Smyth's Drug Store, 29th St.
Church Hill.
Miller's Hotel
Reformer's Store. Manchester. Va
II you fail 20 deposit your votes
We will not be able TO publish an
accurate account as TO how the vote
stands
The NEW ENTERPRISE STORE.
J. J. Miller. Proprietor.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02

There viii be a Grand Sacred
Concert given Sunday. June 3rd. at
the First Baptist Church at 3:3O
O o'clock =. NJ, benefit old burial
ground. Please bring silver offer
ing. White talent exclusively.
Mrs. Mary J. Cary of 1924 St.
John St, who has been in for MANY
weeks was reported today TO be
convalescing.
At a recent fire in South At
ianta. Georgia, Rev. DR.. I. L. Thom-
as, former pastor Of Sharp st. Ne
mortal Church lost all Of mis- eff
fects, valued by him at S2,5OO.
Mrs. r. Bertha Fisher. wife of
the custodian of the City Hall ele-
Vator OF Atlantic City, y. 7. is spend
ing the summer in Danville. Va. Wis
ting relatives and friends. Mrs
FISHER did not say definitely when
she expected to return, but leaves
strict orders behind for the atten-
ton Of her flowers and her pet cat
Belle.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
Made Violently III.

During Mrs. Maggie L. Walker =
absence from the city last Friday
week. "a friend sent TO her residence
waiter OF chicken. cooked in STYLE
and very appetizing. Mr.. Arm
stead Walker. his motner-in-law and
his son partook of the ropast and
nothing was thought OF the mat
ter until Mrs. Mitchell. (Nlrs. Wal
kor's mother was taken violently
III. Later Mr.. Walker came home
from his route similarly afflicted
and the youngster at school was af-
fected and came home too. BY
s6illful treatment the effect was
cOunteracted The food was not
analyzed and an are at loss TO
account for the seeming poisoning
case.
Mrs. Walkers absence saved her.
The friend who sent the food is
known and it is not possible 20 be-
lievo that the intent was tlere 10
injure, at least ON the part of the
person who sent the food IL is a
mystery.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
Him Crow Laws Being Tested.

The three colorcd lawyers that
were selected at the mass meeting
the colored people of Memphis to
make test case OF the constitutions
ality of the Jim Crow law. which
went into effect July g. 1905. I'm this
state. left the city Thursday for the
supreme Court. which is now In ses-
sion at Jackson to take mp the case.
some time ago Mary Morrison was
arrested and fined S25 10y the Judge
of the Criminal Court of Shelby
county for violation of the new Jim
Grow state law. and her counsel ap-
pcaled the case to the supreme
Court. Lawyers Booth. Johnson
and Settle have made ont com
plcte record of the case and all the
facts connected herewith. and II is
believed that they Will get a decis-
ION I'm their favor. Under the oper-
alton OF the present law. the color
cd people arc crowded of tao oars
Toy white passengers. when the law
says that the whites should seat
from che front ami the colored from
the rear. The colorod people nave
ohoycd the law 20 the letter. but the
whites violate 10 with impunitv.
For these ANA other reasons the law
should Dee repealed
Memphis. Tenn Blum Citv
News
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02

Grand Vice Chancellor. Sir J. II. L.
Crenshaw: Grand Prelate. Rev. L.
II. Moore: Grand Master Of Work.
Sir. J. b. owen; Grand Inner Guard
Sir Stanhope Lacy: Grand Outer
Guard, Sir l.. W. Smith: Grand Mas.
ter at Arms. Sir A. d. Ragland: AS
sistant Grand Master at Arms. Sir
IL. c. White.
Those who assisted in the initia-
tion were Knights. r. l. Fox. Tom
Duncan. I. 8. Pamlin. W. NJ. Bailey.
joan Walters. c. G.. Lee. James
Bradshaw. Lewis Moore. o. X. Car
land. Ed. Darlington. Joe McLemore
). J. Jones. =. r. Rogers. Hiram
BraXton. w. w. Tucker, r. II. L.
Easley.
The officers of the new lodge are
Chancellor Commander r. L. Fox.
Vice Chancellor. Luther II. Moore.
Master OF Work. J. b. owen: Pre-
late. l.. \. n. Moore: Keeper of Re
cords and Seal. T. S. Pamplin: Mas
ter az Arms Eddie Darlington: Mas
ter OF ENchequer. =. B. Raeland
Inner Guard. Stanhope Lacy: out
er Guard. l.. w. smith: Trustees.
F. 4. Henderson, John Walters. s.
+. Ragland
Ihis lodge was organized through
the efforts of District Deputy Grand
chancellor A. u. Ragland. Sir
Mitchell left this morning for Rich
mond.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
MEMORIAL EXERCISES HERE.
\ Fine Display.

Memorial DAY was observed in
this city last Wednesday. The
Grand Army Post and the Spanish
American War Veterans. accompan-
led by tne Uniform Rank. Knights
of Pythias. the Boys of the Rich
mond Military Academy and the
Church Hill Cadets assembled at 3d
and Leigh SITS. and marched 10 the
National Cemetary The Uniform
Rank was led by Col. Jonn r. Chiles
Chief OF the Brigaiier General IS
Stan in the absence of Gen. John
Mitchell Jr. who made a lodge at
Manassas, Va the night before.
Then came Col. d. 4. Ferguson, As
sistant Adjutant General and Col.
J. Henry Stokes, Col. Thomas NJ
Crump, Capt. Willis Wyatt, Capt
Thomas II. Wyatt and others.
Major William 4. Robinson was
in active command Eureka Co.
No. l, Capt. Isaac Moore. command
ing and Planet Co. No. s. Capt. A
dolphus Jackson, commanding. made
fine display. The Pythian Cadet
Co, No. ! was out under command
OF Capt. Roscoe G.. Mitchell. They
wore white duck pants and carried
new guns with bayonets which have
been recently purchased. They had
with them fife and drum corp OF
ten cadets and Ineir own drum
major carrying the fine new drum
majors stick. They were generally
complimented on their skill in mil
itary maneuvres
The Knights were highly COM
phmenteG. The entire parade was
highly creditable. At the cemetary
Rev. r. Beecher Taylor had charge
Capt. A. c. Brown delivered an ad-
dress and prayer was offered by
Rev. w. II. Stokes, Phi. d. Rev. A.
f. Edwards, D. D. delivered the OF
alton. Flowers were then strewn
on the graves.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
HONOR PUPILs-BAISER SCHOOL.

7B GRADE-M LILLIAN Chilos.
Cassie Nelson. Mabel West Bernet-
"a Young
"A GBADE-Bennie Bass. Henry
Dawson. Katie Gilpin. Esther James.
Annie Mosby. Louise Robinson.
6B GRADE-Mercer Burren. Mag
gle Farrar Lipporah Yearman
Ga GRADE-Frank Cephas. Ira
Deane. Minnie Brown. Irma Holmes.
Rosa Scott.
5B GRADE-Wnuanna Branch.
Ethel Minor. Eva Gn-4th. FIorenc.
Taylor.
"a GRADE Fannie Henderson.
ReXford Ovelton. Samuel Woolfolk.
Celeste Weaver, Percy Vaughan. Ir-
win Powell
Alb GRADE Helen West. Joseph
Brown. Robert Johnson. Ethel
Branch. Ruth Cary. Nannie Good
man. Edna Harris Hattie Lewis. Ca
mile Mayo, Louise Nelson. sadie
Nelson. Marion Thomas.
"A GRADE Daniel Davis. Hush
Fountain, Julia Boiling. Sadie VIII
son. Pauline West. Bertha Lockett.
BIB GRADE-Gertrude Chambers.
Rosa Robinson. Charles Brown. vi
Wan Lemus. Ethel Robinson. Martha
Chiles. Bessie Smith, Willie Watts.
Annie Haskins. Robert EIdridee.
Benjamin Holmes. Christopher Jack
son. Willie Taylor. Lizzie Gaines. I.
nee Graves, Florence Gardener. Ze-
nobia Hodge, Daisy Wright.
3A GRADE-Hclena Tomlin. Eth
al Lemas, William Johnson. Rosa
Meade, Lucille Payne. Horace Scott.
Willie Mitchell
2B GRADE-Ruth Catlett. Zeno-
bia Gilpin, Beatrice Harris. Henriet-
"a Mason, Marie Trent.
PA GRADE Daisy Crutch6el1
'Nolia Davis Rachael Davis. Marga.
ret Gillian, Mamie Hail, Ida John
son, Pearl Vest. Bertha Wells An
brey Chambers, Daniel Clarke. vii
mer Jones, Alex James.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
PythianS Enter Manassas. Na.-Thc
First Lodge There.
SAN Francisco. Cal.
Manassas. Va. MAY 80th. /

- At'f'-~' Wv
Manassas. Va. May GOth. 1906.
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell
Jr.. arrived here last evening az e.
o'clock. accompanied hy Capt. John
G. Smith. Sir : = Baker and Sir
J. a. Lewis. NJ. ID. acting Grand Med
ical Director. Later Sir a. c. Ma
hrey came from Stauuron. The par
o. was made comfortable. Sir Mitch
ell, being the guest of Rev. NJ. ID.
Williams az his cosy and attractive
residence
TIE initiation took place at the
First Baptist Church. In addition
to the Knights from Richmond. Sir
II. Wells OF Kentucky. Past Chancel-
Tor p. II. a. smith of Washington
and Sir W. w Ford assisted The
lahors We're completed az / O'Clock.
The officers OF the new body
which will Doe known as Manassas
Lodge. No. l09 are as follows. Chan
celior Commander Sir n. c. Con
way. Master of Work. Sir Turner
Lrlcs. Vice Chancellor. Sir Vincent
Johnson, Prelatc Sir j. r.. Conway
Keeper OF Records and Seal. Sir Ros-
Coe &. Lewis. Master of Finance.
Sir NJ. W. Penn. Master OF Exche-
quer, Sir John ID. Harper. Master az
Arms. Sir G. II. Taylor. Inner
Guard, Sir Dennis Jackson: Outer
Guard. Sir Levi Harris. Trustees.
Sir Il. G. Lewis. Sir W. /. smith.
Sir J. r. Conway Attendants. Sir
4. w Pride, Sir w. Robinson. Sir
p. Binn. Sir G. l. Robinson.
\ fine rcpast was spread and an
heartily enjoyed themselves The
members OF the new lodge are iub-
liant Grand Chancellor MitcheU
and friends left this morning at 7:05
o'clock for Washington from which
point they will go TO Richmond.
Sir Turner s Lyles was made Dis
irict Deputy Grand Chancellor. The
work mere was first originated bv
Sir r.. Wells Sir p. r. A. smith
gave instructions and Sir w. w.
Ford also assisted.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
The Pride OF Virginia.

a comedy in four acts will be pro-
duced at St. Johns Hall on First
Street, near Duval by the Dramatic
Association Of st. Joseph's Catholic
Church Monday, June 4th, at $40
p NJ
The Pride OF Virginia" is a pop.
ular urama that affords much in
struction as we'll as enjoyment.
Come and enjoy yourself for a few
hours. \ good laugh will do you
good.
The tic6ets can be purchased at
st. Joseph's rectory, 1O4 f. Jack
son street and from the members of
the Association.
Committee: James Robinson. Mel
son Ware and Willie Robinson.
Admission, 25 cents
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
PRICE. FIVE CENTS

preme Grand Council. I. O. St. Luke
Will be held at the Ebenezer Bap-
usr Church on June Bird. 1906 at
Z. NJ Rev W. II. Stokes. Phi. d.
viii preach. The members are re-
quested 10 be on hand at 3 o'clock
sharp.
The ladies will assemble in the
basement of the church and the men
Will meet AT Navy Hill Hall at . p.
NJ and march in body to the
church. The public is cordially in
vited 20 DE present.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02

BlGGS-Mrs. Ellen Biggs. depart
ed this life OF March 9th. 1896.
Age 42 years. She was sick for
several months and was confined 10
her bed for the last few weeks of
her Illness. She was great suf-
terer, but bore her sickness with pa
uence, Christian fortitude and cheer
tulness. She was a faithful mem
ber OF SUFFOLK Court. No. Go. and
held the worthy position Of Treas
urer OF said Court until she depart-
ed this life. The members of her
Court found her TO be honest. duti-
tul and true 10 her obligations.
The Court loses a faithful member
and loving Christian sister. who
was always ready and willing when
she was in good health TO perform
her duties toward tae members OF
her Court.
We, the members of Sunolk Court
No. 63 do most sincerely mourn our
loss of Sister Ellen Biggs who die.i
In the fun triumph OF faith in God
and is now resting in the arms of
Jesus
Therefore be it resolved that we
numbly bow i'm submission 10 him
who doeth all things well.
BE il Resolved. second that a
copy OF these resolutions be sent to
the family and copy also he
spread upon the minutes of Suffolk
Court. No. 63. !. o. c.
Committee.
MISS ODELL PLEASANT.
MISS. MAGGIE ASHBURN.
MRS. MATTE EVERETT.
MRS. CAROLINE JORDAN.
Chairman.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
Prof. Kelly Miller Here.

Prof Kelly Miller of Howard Tn
lversity, Washington. ID. G. was i'm
thls city last Sunday evening for
several hours and called ON us at
our residence. We had "a pleasant
chat with him relative 20 conditions
in Virginia. Tie is ON six weeks
tour through the South and was then
en- route To- Charleston. w Va.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
a FLORAL TRIBUTE.

At the end Of the Professors s
speech he was presented with a
large bouquet of coronations by Miss
Margaret W. Thomas, the beautiful
daughter of James {. Thomas. the
we'll known Undertaken of New
York. In presenting the flowers,
she said.
The women of New York CITY
present to you these flowers as n
token OF honor and high esteem.
and deem IL an honor TO be in the
presence OF such a champion Of the
race. We beg you to accept"
Mr.. Miller accepted the token by
referring to Paul Laurence Dunbar's
poem, Il Thank the Sweet Lady who
gave me a Rose"
Many letters of regret were read.
Among them were letters from Ro-
bert c. Ogden, New York; Prof B.
II. Washington, Rev. DR.. Macarthur.
New York; Mrs. Maggie l.. Walker,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. Mary Church
Terrell. Judson w. Lyons, and Fran
els J. Grimke.
supper was served at Hotel Ma
Geo in honor of Prof. Miller. Great
honor was rendered ]. Adam Bolin,
President of affairs at the church
and at the supper, for his strenuous
EFFORTS put forth in the work which
he made a success. The committee
of arrangements, reception commit
tee and committee of Clergymen
were composed of the leading men
OF the Race.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
Died Suddenly.

A few hours before Mr.. Josiah
Robinson was in good health, march
ing with the Shriners Monday night
and wearing the fez cap of that or
ganization. He ate a hearty meal
at Prices Hall. which brought on
acute indigestion and at 6:3O the
next morning he was a corpse. His
funeral took place from the First
Baptist Church last Thursday after
noon.
He was father of Mrs. w. Henry
Jones, 5O3 n. Thirteenth st.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02

The Grand Chancellor at South Bos-
ton.-AnOther New Lodge There.
South Boston, Va. May 26, 1906
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell.
Jr. arrived here yesterday afternoon
He came to complete the work on
Rising Star Lodge. No. 106. Knights
or Pythias. He was conducted to
the residence OF District Deputy
Grand Chancellor A. D. Ragland.
where he was maISe comfortable.
he initiated is persons for the new
lodge making total membership of
81. DR.. l.. w. Smith acted as Grand
Medical Director.
The following persons assisted:
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
WNATT-ROBERTS

The marriage OF Miss Lititia c.
Roberts TO Mr.. Thomas II. Wyatt
Will take place Wednesday. June 6.
$50 =. NJ. Antioch Baptist Church
Culpeper. Va.
Reception Sunday. June 10th. G 20
10 +. NJ. 1114 st. James Street. All
friends are invited. No cards
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
Agent Wantcdi

To sell r. C. Wells books. a coll
ored man. Title. "Anthropolozv
Applied 10 American Negro ana
White Man"
5000 cash or it's value In prize
10 any one selling . books. besides
the large commission per volume.
Write
G.. T. CONVICTION.
Buxton. Iowa.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02

Mr.. James s. Forester. the
we'll known caterer was stricken
with paralysis on the porch of his
home, No. 1873 W. Jackson St last
Tuesday at about half past one o.
clock. His condition has been Sc.
rious. He had been slightly indis-
posed during last Monday and the
services Of a physician were re-
quired
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02

AT Fifth Street Baptist Church
Tuesday night. June 5th, 1905, $50
+. NJ. under the auspices of B. Y.
=. u, will be rendered a special
program: also a Grand Lecture by
Rev. r. Beecher Taylor. Subject:
AT the Forks OF the Road. Public
cordially invited. Free.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02

We have a fun line Of fans for
summer advertising purposes and
the finest kind of calendars for 1907
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
9th Va Emancipation Association.
Attention.

9th Va. Emancipation Association.
Attention!
Each club, organization. society
ana etc, that paTaded under the
banner OF the Sixth Virginia Eman-
cipation Association on April 3rd
1906, is urgently requested to send
. representatives to meet al ST
Luke Hall (headquarters) on the
hrst Thursday night in June-7th inst
and full representation is desired
at O'Clock sharp. Business of i'm
portance to be transacted.
Done by order of above named as
sociation.
VIM. l.. WHITE, Cor. Secretary.
VIM. A. MASON, President.
Mr.. ]. w. Johnson has been vis-
iting PHILADELPHIA.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
THE NEGRO DEPENDS or OTHER
RACES TO FEED HIM.

There are over ten millions OF Ne
groes In the United States now II
We all allow the Jew 90 clothe us
when We are naked and allow the
German 10 feed us when we are
hungry. then the Negro will be as
far of as ho is to-day He will new
er be lifted up unless ne stretches
forth his many possessions and cap
tain his position.
Evil has existed. will exist and
does exist under any flag Morali-
ty is the essential need of the Ne
gro in this country. He must ex-
ercise the virtue OF morality. II
the Negro will adhere TO the teac.l-
ings of morality IL will aid him to
achieve the highest aim desired. no
matter what confronts itself IL is
only because the Negro has adhered
10 the teachings of morality. lie
has progressed so far ana If he will
adhere still, he Will succeed
Let us not believe that the world
has less virtue. The world has
more virtue now than it ever had
before. The Negro must be deter
mined, over all the ills that con-
front him, he must have courage.
Our concern is with duty. not with
destiny. prolonged applauseD
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02
The Planet VIII Follow You.

We Will send the PLANET to anN
address in the United States for AZ
cents for three months. Leave your
orders.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02

Col. John r. Chiles OF No. 316
w. Leigh ST. has returned from an
extended trip to Old Point and
Philadelphia.
Richmond planet., 1906-06-02

ST. Lukes' Anniversary.
The Annual Sermon OF the su.