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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
Richmond Hospital Items.

Alexander Jonathan of st. James
and Baker Streets in the hospital
suffering from a broken leg. he is
improving
Mrs. Frances Grandson OF go y.
eth Street is In tht hospital having
undergone a very serious operation.
Mrs. Columbia Mosby OF West Vir-
ginia had an abdominal operation
performed last Wednesday. Sae is
getting along nicely at present
Miss Riddick. Miss Yancev. and
Miss Scott are out in the city nursing
The operations at the Richmond Hos
pital have been numerous and of a
very high order
The stan OF operators consist Of
Drs. W II. Hughes. A. NJ Curtis.
Charles z. Wilder. Alex. Lewis. Wal
ter Brown, a. y. Tenant. Sec. VI.
b. Jones. Surgeon-in Chief.
Mrs. Louisa Flowers. a recent
graduate OF the school. is acting Su-
perintendent of Nurses and giving
entire satisfaction.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
MIR. NuLLER's LICENSE.
Lost at One Place and Won at the
Other.

Judge S. B. Witt granted a bar
room license to Mr.. William Mil
Ter. Wednesday. June 9th. the place
Of business being specified at No.
I'll y Second St This ends one OF
the longest, most expensive and the
most stubbornly contested cases ev-
er known in this city. The applica-
tion for license in the last specified
case was backed up by the simple
plea of Mr.. William Custalo. a we'll
known and respected citizen OF col
or, who vouched for Mr.. Miller.
The attempt had been made TO get
license 10 sell liquor at Second and
Leigh SITS, the location OF Miller's
Hotel. To this end Mr.. II. NJ. Smith
Jr. and Mr. G. X. Pollock had been
employed, but all OF their skill and
influence were useless. Much ILL
feeling was engendered as n result
OF the contest Mr.. Millers new
quarters are but little over one
square from his hotel location and
MS patrons can go there with but
little inconvenience.
This is a most fortunate culmina-
tion OF most embarrassing contest
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09

Mrs. Annie Roberts is very sick
az her residence 1920 Moore ST.
Sir G. II. Young of Norfolk was
in the city and called on as.
Mr.. William cambridge of New
York was in the city last week look
ing Wen. He was attending TO bus
iness affairs and viii leave early
next week
Mr.. I. 5. p. Robinson OF West
Point and Mr.. George G.. White Of
King and Queen Co. called on us this
week. They We're enroute 70 Nor
folk, Va.
Mr.. Jackson Fleming Of New
port News, Va. is In the city visiting
relatives and frienls He is stop
ping with his mother Mrs. Helen
Fleming, MattoX Hill.
Mr.. w. r. Young Of Sparta. Va.
in company with Mr. William Rov
OF Smoots, Va. visited our Office last
week.
Mr.. G. W. Robinson of Mont
gomery. West Virginia in sending
his subscription fee of $3.50 SAYS:
Il have been reading the PLANET
so long that / miss IL greatly should
IL fail 70 come even one week OF
all my reading matter the PLANET
IS my greatest comfort"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
REPORTS AS TO RANSOM FALSE
Did not Sit With White Woman nor
Pose as Frenchman.
Boston. Mass. June .. 100

Boston, Mass, June .. 1906
The cOlored people of Boston of
every faction are deeply stirred up
over the indignities to which their
fellow townsman, Rev. Reverdy c
Ransom, pastor OF the Charles St
A. NJ. Z. Church, was subjected by
white passengers in Tennessee who
mobbed him and drove him brutally
from his seat in a Pullman car anu
by the colored principal Of the In
dustrial School at Normal Ala,
who because OF the assault upon aim
by these Tennessee rufians not only
forbade him delivering the Com
mencement address ne had been in
vited to deliver by this same prin-
cipal, but turned him away from
the grounds without even Offering
him shelter, rest or food.
Especial resentment is felt here
by the colored people over the false
reports sent out by the Southern
branch OF the Associated Press and
over those sent out by the princi-
pal OF the school at Normal, Ala.
Rev. Ransom. coming straight back
from Alabama, arrived in Boston
Wednesday night completely exhaus.
ted from mis- long fast and SUFFERING
from injuries received on the train
going down. IL has been found out
that Rev. Ransom at no time was
In the dining car. that he did not
speak a word OF German or French
10 any one, that he was conversing Z
with no one when attacked. An
hour before a lady had asked him
from seat across the aisle n ne
were Frenchman. pointing TO the
foreign tags on his suit case and he
had replied in English indicating he
knew about a foot OF French Not two
dozen words had passed between
them. Previously Rev. Ransom had
given the porter n copy OF his Gar
rison Centennial Grafton He bought
his ticket. including Pullman In
Boston. His wife who was with
him says he especially inquired II he
as colored man would be molestesl
lie addressed his assailants In En-
glish at all stages.
The uncomplimentary reports ae
10 Rev. Ransoms condition bv the
school principal have also been found
10 be absolutely false and to be IN.
deserving OF belief anyway Inasmuch
as neither this principal nor his a
lumm were courteous enough "a
meet the distinguished visitor Rev
Ransom's requests 10 see the prin.
clpal were denied. None OF the
messengers at the building on the
outskirts of the grounds 10 which
Rev. Ransom had been taken in a
carriage would tell him why nc
would not be allowed to deliver mis-
address or discuss the matter. They
simply told him the principal was
busy and had sent orders for him
10 leave the place at once.
W. VI. +.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09

Our Night School held its 18TH
Closing Exercises last Thursday Ev-
ening May oath. at the Ebenezer
Baptist Church after a very success
ful years work. Music was sung
by tht choir of the Church. The ad-
dress was delivered by one OF the
formers students Of class of 1892.
Rev W. II. Stokes, Pm. ID.
Awarding of prizes. Certificates
the following students OF Prof. J. II.
RhOrer's Glass:
Mrs. Carrie Deane. Miss Bette
Webb. Misses Julia Clanton. Mary f
Harris, Elizabeth Taylor. Louisa Hill
Augustus Williams. John W. Shell
don. Mary c. Ford. Messrs Joseph
Jones. David Fitzgerald, Clarence
Brown, James Reed, c. /. Anderson,
Spencer Dance, George Dance, James
Epps.
Glass taught by Miss Columbia l..
Williams, James T. Hogan, Miss Mat
tie Kenney, Mrs. Victoria Shelton.
Mrs. Maria Jackson, Ferry Morton.
Archer Egglesron, Miss Amelia
Briggs, John Shields, Hezekiah
Walls, Mrs. Fannie Reeves, Miss Ad-
die Watkins. Miss Ellen GaIlego.
Booker Harris, Mrs. Mary Bradshaw
Julia Kenney, Mrs. Della West.
Mrs. Bette Brooks, w. II. Madison.
Rev. w. F. Graham, ID. d. pastor Of
the Fifth Baptist Church presented
these certificates.
Certificates TO the Bible Glass:
Jonn r. Augustus, James Reed, c.
L. Anderson, It. II. Richardson. z.
T. Trent, ID. ]. Ross, Samuel Brown.
Prof. B. II. feyton, Supt OF the 5th
st. Baptist Church S. S. presented
these.
Medals 10 Prof. ]. II. Rhcrer's
Class: a d. Price Gold Medal for
Scholarship. Dr. r. r. Jefferson Gold
Medal for Hygiene were awarded to
James Reed: Prof j. II. Rhorer's
Silver Medal for Spelling to ]. w
Sheldon. DR.. G. NJ. p. King OF the
va. Union University made the pre-.
sentation.
Miss Columbia L. Williams Glass.
Dr. Alexander Lewis Silver Medal for
scholarship 20 John T. Hogan; Miss
Nancy Lewis Silver Medal for the
greatest Improvement Miss Matte
kenney. Cashier Thomas H. WYATT
presented these medals.
To the Bible Glass: Rev. N. n.
Brown, B. Th, Silver Medal for
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Standing by a Principle.
baltimore. Nd. Af.o-American lie
cor

baltimore. Nd. Af.o-American Led
ger.
4 couple OF years age or therea-
bouts the legislature OF this State
passed a "Jim Grow" car law which
applied 10 the railroads and steam
boats of this state. BY fortunate
circumstance the law was carried in
SO the courts. ana it was decided
that IL only applied 10 local passen-
ger trains and boats; that II did not
apply TO through trains
However. the colored people OF
this city, and many throughout the
State decided that IL was not in con-
tormity with their dignity as citizens
to ride on trains whenever possible
TO avoid doing so, and so the excur-
sion business throughout the State
fell off many thousands OF dollars
until several of the railroads felt
like taking steps 70 have the law
abrogated
This thing has been kept up for
the past two years. but now for
some reason. there seems to be a
letting down of the bars. and ex-
cursions over these Jim Grow"
roads are being advertised This is
mainly due To- some OF our own peo-
pie who do not think we ought TO let
such things as these interfere with
our pleasures and i'm the meantime
their pockets.
IL is said that white people. in
commenting on the fact that the col
ored people were ignoring the rail-
roads said: 1T will be only for a
short time and the 'niggers' will
forget all about it," IL does seem
that they knew what they were talk
ing about. for some of them mig
gers or Negroes, as YOU may choose
10 put IL have so far forgotten the
outrage against them that they are
willing not only 20 lay down their
own dignity. but TO plead with otn-
ers 20 do likewise.
There is a principle az stake and
as long as that principle of right ami
Justice is I'm the balance ever right
thinking Negro ought TO be willing
I az any sacrifice, 10 stand up until
that principle is vindicated. No man
is going 90 acknowledge the rirats
OF any other man until he is made
10 do SO 10y law or otherwise. Tn
less we are willing 20 stand on our
feet like men and be willing 20 make
/ any sacrifice necessary for our man
hood. we viii never Dee accorded the
rights which belong 20 us. And we
I do not deserve them either 4 thing
/ that is not worth contending for is
/ not worth having. And IL we are
! too tame or 100 pusilauimous
| 90 stand for that which belongs 70
| MS 10y right as well as 10y law. taen
we nave no reason 10 complain when
! those rights are denied us I'm any
form. What we need is men.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
Cashier wyatt WEEDS.

Mr.. Thomas H. Wyatt, Cashier OF
the Mechanics Savings Bank. in com
pany with Messrs +. Burke. Cashier
of the ST. Luke Penny Saving Bank
John II. Braxton, Real Estate Agent
and Broker and a. b. Hawkins left
the city Tuesday, June 5th for Gull
peper. Va, where he was Joined in
the holy bonds of wedlock the next
day TO Miss Lititia c. Roberts. one
OF the most popular teachers and ac-
complished young ladies Of that sec
tion Of the State.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. r. NJ. Mann. d. D.. pastor
of Antioch Baptist Church. Owing
to the very sad and sudden death
OF the brides cousin the ceremony
was performed at the brides resi-
dence.
The bride. attired in a handsome
white dress gracefully leaning on the
arm OF her brother. Prof. James RO-
berts marched in TO the strains Of
the wedding march played by Miss
Leila Lightfoot.
shortly after the ceremony the
bride attired in handsome gray
travelling suit. accompanied by her
sister, the accomplished Miss Annie
Roberts, who is also n public school
teacher with the other members OF
the bridal party left for Richmond.
their future home amidst showers
OF rice thrown by the concourse OF
friends gathered 20 bid them adieu
The party was met in Richmond
by Miss Katie Wyatt. Mrs. Rosa F.
Loving, Messrs Elan L. Banks. d.
J. Bradford ]. II. Stokes. r. ID.
Granderson. J. r. Harper. Abram T.
| Wilder. VINO escorted them 70 their
palatial residence. 40. I114 St
James St. where they viii receive
their friends Sunday June 10th. from
6 to 10 p. NJ.
Their many presents were mum.
| erous and costly including many
checks FOR snug little sums
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09

CARTER-Died May 18th. 1906
at $3.50 o'clock at his residence in
Hampton, Va, Mr.. Beverly Carter.
beloved husband of Mrs. Martha Car.
ter.
Funeral took place from National
Soldiers Home. under auspices of the
Grand Army Republic OF which ne
was a member Interment in Ma
tional Cemetary, Hampton.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber.
Peaceful in thy grave so low:
Thou no more will join our number.
Thou no more our song will know.
Yet again we hope to meet tnee.
When the day of life is fed:
And In Heaven with Joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tears are shed.
His wife.
MARTHA CARTER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
Firth Baptist Church.
W. C. JOHNSON.

Last sabbath was a great DAY at
the Fifth Church. Pastor w. F..
Graham preached at the morning ser
vice and in the afttrnoon addressed
great crowd OF men. His subject
was Are YOU man or piece of a
man? AT night Rev Mr. Tate of
Jamaica delivered a powerful sermon
on "Cnristian Unity"
The rally at this church commen-
ces tomorrow. Rev. West Of the
River View Church will preach at IL
30. after which the pastor will bap-
tise large number. At $3.50 p. NJ.
Rev. DR.. II. r. Williams viii preach
and &C night the pastor Will preach
on Hold out 10 the End"
The rally Will close the third sun
day and they are hoping to raise
100000 All friends are asked to
help save this church property.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Another New Lodge Here.


Grand Chancellor John Mitchell.
Jr. instituted lodge of Knights OF
Pythias y. A., :. A., E, A.. 4. and
4. az the new Pythian Castle. 727
y. Third ST.. Thursday night. Nav
31st He was assisted bv Grand
Master az Arms W. r. Mitchell. As
sistant Grand Master at Arms. :.
:. Baker, Grand Lodge Attendant
John C. Smith and Sirs John r..
Holmes, r. ". Moss, Minor Brown
J. A. Lewis. Frank Johnson. ID. !
Bradford, W. W. Wilson, Frank Or
ange. b. r. Williams. r. w. r
Glenn, Marcellus James. David Har-
ris. James H. Taylor. II. T. Slav.on.
Edward Jefferson. ID. w. Washing
ton, W NJ. Robinson.
The officers of the new body which
viii be known as Dunbar Lodge. No
no are Chancellor Commander. I.
r Edmonds; Master of Work. WI
liam II. Tinsley. Vice Chancellor
g NJ White; Prelate. Samuel Parks
Keeper of Records and Seal. r. G.
Jones; Master OF Finance. William
Banks; Master of Exchequer. n q
Bland; Master at Arms. Charley
Robinson; Inner Guard Rober+
Brown; Outer Guard. Roscoe c.
Dlggs. Trustees; James Smith. c.
NJ. White, Robert A. Hewlett. At
tendants; William Nicholas, James
robinson, Harry Thompson. Pres
ton Carter.
The Grand Chancellor compli-
menteu the new lodge and also Sir
John X. Holmes and Sir r. w. Moss.
VINO were instrumental in effecting
the organization. \ fine repast was
spread and all heartily enjoyed them
selves.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
\ Voice from Massachusetts.

Cambridge, Mass, MAY 2Sth, '06.
Mr.. Editor:-John Mitchell, Jr..
has won two more victories. which
should go down ON the pages of
history. We have watched with
keen interest the struggle as the
battle waged hot and hotter, but
the enemy has fed. hence two more
enemies have fed. in the persons Of
Thomas Nelson Page. who was doubt
less cut out for a gentleman. but
was spoiled i'm the making and Rev.
Thomas Dixon. that apostle OF the
Devil. Please find enclosed $3.50
for the PLANET for ore year.
Yours,
VI. c.. JOHNSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
Public Exhibit.

The Richmond Public Schools will
have an exhibit of Drawing and Man
ual Training work, done by the pu-
pills during the past session at Cen
tral School. 18th St. between Mar
shall and Clay on Monday June II.
from 4:30 20 10 p. NJ. All who are
interested are invited 10 visit the
exhibit.
Very truly yours.
(MISS) c. G.. MOORE.
Supervisor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
DIR. Jefferson Indisposed.

DR.. f. r. Jefferson had the mis-
fortune TO break one of his ribs and
ne IS under the treatment of DR.. D.
Is. n. Bowser, who is having some
difhculty In keeping the patient stiI
long enough for the broken parts TO
unite. Il seems that all OF Doctor
Jenerson's patients are particularly
anxious for attention at this time
and their persistent appeals mas
caused him to make attempts to
practice his profession. As a re-
suit, he has suffered two relapses
but Is now on the road to recovery.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
TO FORCE THE COLORED IA. OF
PS OUT OF STATE.
Resolution Looking 60 That End a
dopted by the Grand Lodge.

Savannah. Ca. Press
The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pyth
las of Georgia is going to see what
can be done in this state 10 prevent
the use of the words, knights Of
Pythias," by the cOlored organiza-
tions. To this end, under a resolu-
ton adopted near the close of the
session yesterday. a committee OF
three attorneys who are members OF
the grand lodge, has been empowered
TO investigate the matter and decide
upon the best method to proceed to
force the colored pythians TO discon-
tinue the use of the name in this
state. The committee consists OF
Messrs. J. p. Ross OF Macon, grand
prelate OF the grand lodge; Mr.. Thos.
). Nell OF Athens, a member OF the
finance committee, and Mr.. s. L.
Olive, a member of the Judiciary com
mittee. These are three lawyers of
ability.
II is expected that by the time OF
the next grand lodge convention
these gentlemen will have found
some way TO get at this question.
III so, the colored organizations which
pretend to work with the rit-
ual OF the Knights of Pythias
VIII be debarred by the court decree
or otherwise from fostering tne name
or the order in the Illegal manner
In which they now do 1t. The adou-
tion OF this resolution laws the ground
work for one of the most important
pieces of legislation to be considered
by the next grand lodge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
MFR. Smith Loses Money.

Mr.. John G. Smith of 1901 e.
Leigh Street sent seventy-five dol
lars up to the Bank TO be deposited
by a boy. He heard nothing about
the money or the boy until the lat
ter was arrested at the depot while
ABOUT TO board a train. About $40.
% was found on his person, and Mr.
smith Is consoling himself with the
loss OF about forty dollars. Mr..
smith decided not to prosecute MIN
and he was placed under 5000 se-
curity for twelve months. The af-
fair occurred last Monday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. SATURDAY JUNEo. 1906.

Scholarship to John r. Augustus:
Hunter and Co. prizes for second
honor to James Reed were presented
by Director W. p. Burrell. President
of the Sunday School Union.
This is the best years work in
the history of the Y. NJ. c. A. Prof.
J. II. Rhorer and Miss Columbia L.
Williams made several presents for
encouragement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
WHOLE VILLAGE WASHED AWAY
Net a House Left IN soottown, O., and
Two Women Drowned.

Net House Left IN Scottown, O., and
Two Women Drowned.
Ironton. O., June 6.-Scottown. a vii
lage 90 miles north OF Ironton with
population OF zoo. was washed away.
Not q house was left on its foundat on.
Bridges were washed away and tele-
phone lines are down
The disaster was due 20 a food
which was caused by a heavy rain.
lasting for six hours. The town is sit-
uatCa az thc confluence of the branches
OF the Indian and Guyan creeks. The
valley above Scottovn is long and mar
row. and the flood pt everything
before H. Men. women and children
escaped 10 The hills in their night
clothes. Four persons were 50 injured
that they cannot recover. The valley
from Scottovn Co the river was sw pt
clear. -Four iron bridges were washed
away and many horses were drowned
The damage TO crops cannot be esti-
mated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09

I will sell an goods at one price.
Call and be convinced if YOU want
"a pretty summer hat TO wear vita
white dresses. / can sell it 90 YOU
az one half what the other side can.
II YOU want a picnic or ready TO
wear hat YOU can get IL here
VI. d. CHAMLEE.
316-31N +. Broad ST.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Portsmouth. Va, June 8, 'O6.
This is TO certify that 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, A. and A.
lSl5O.OO) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars In payment of the death
claim OF Sir Leroy Battle, who was
a member OF Jonathan Lodge, No.
20 OF Portsmouth, Va.
Signed-Maggie Johnson.
Beneficiary.
Witnesses:
Lee n. Coltarop.
Joshua Jordan.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
SIX MEN FALL 14o FEET
Seaffold Breaks and Three Of Them
Receive Fatal Injuries.

Philadelphia. June G.-By the br7ab.
ing of a sca1ol1 surroun ling large
gas tank at The plant Ci 'he United
Gas improvement company in the
southwestern section of the city. six
men fell a distance Of 40 feet three
OF them receiving probably fatal In.
juries. They are George Nelson. aged
2S years; Daniel Hope. aged &c. and
John Cuntlin. aged Is years. There
were more than a dozen men working
on the scaffold when the accident hap
pened.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
Agent Wanted!

To sell r. G.. Wells books. a coll
ored man. Title, "AnthropoIogy
Applied TO American Negro ana
White Man"
$500 cash or It's value in a prize
to any one selling 20 books, besides
the large commission per volume.
Write
C. z. CovINGToN,
Buxton. Iowa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
a Riot at One of Our Public Schools.


One day last week, at one Of our
Public Schools in the city, there came
near being a riot. caused by two of
the larger boys who were attired in
knee pants suits. Had il not been
Tor the timely interference Of one
OF the teachers, it is hard to tell
what would have happened as blows
mad been passed between the bovs
one boy had on suit of clothing
which his mother had bought from
white merchant. the other bov n
suit of clothing which his mother
had bought at The New Enterprise
Store. The dispute between fbe
boys was which suit was the best in
quality and ft. The hght began
FINALLY they separated and all of the
boys agreed that the suit bougbt AZ
Inc New Enterprise Store. 52S r.
best
This should be a warning to moth
ers anu fathers TO call at The New
Enterprise Store, owned and CON
trolied by ColOreu People and buv
their clothing for their boys and a
void further difficulty.
You will find there first class tall
or made suits; in all of the latest
Styles and eolors. ranging in prices
from $1.O0 to $500 per suit.
Youths and men suits accordingly
Snoes, Hats and Underwear in abun-
dance. Please give us a call before
spending your money elsewhere.
This is all We ask.
The New Enterprise Store,
52S T.. Broad St,
j. ]. Miller. Proprietor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
MIR. Bowles Heavy Loss.

Mr.. d. Bowles. the we'll known
contracting teamster hung mp his
coat one day last week VITA four
hundred and FIVE dollars In one Of
the pockets. He mas MS coat. and
is unable to find the money. It
caused him much annoyance and the
officers are endeavorlng 10 locate the
funds
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09

VIII Always Have IL i'm His Home
blackstone. Va. June 2d, '06.
Mr. Editor:
] enclose YOU $3.50 for the paper
which / have been receiving for one
year. / intend 20 always have il In
my home.
ALFRED NJ. AUSTIN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09
Pythians Grand Lodge Session POST
pOned.

Grand Chancellor John Mitchell,
Jr. mas postponed the session Of the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, Knights
of Pythias until the third Tuesday
in June. The Grand Lodge of Vir-
ginia, Knights OF Pythias, (white)
have been meeting in February. At
the last session, they changed the
time 10 the third Tuesday in May
and selected the same place as the
one decided upon by the colored
knights.
To meet this peculiar condition,
IL was decided TO change the time
and the colored Pythians will be in
specified.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09

WANTED-A good cook to stay
on the place. No encumbrance. Wa
ges $1,000 month. Apply
316 f. Broad st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-06-09

The PLANET is only $3.50 per
year In advance.