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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16

The New York department has sent
an officer TO Belgium TO look into
the work OF trained dogs under the
police system there. They are reg
ularly used with great success in
Europe. On a fresh trail such as
this miscreant left, they would find
him. The police commissioners are
considering this progressive step.
and ] hope they viii act upon II
favorably."
Richmond. Va News-Leader
November 13, 1907.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16

chicken salad Mayonnaise dressing,
pin money pickles, coffee. cocoa.
cakes: chocolate. sponge and cocoa
nut. fruits in season, cream: straw
berry. vanilla, chocolate, adams
sparkling ale.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Board of Directors and Ladies': Mrs.
Annie e. Taylor, Mrs. Mildred John
son, Mrs. A. G. Thompson, Mrs. Josie
a. Graham. Mrs. Harriet z. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Kate S. Thomas. Mrs. Rosa
ID. Bowser, Mrs. Sallie Foxel, Mrs.
George Boiling, DR.. w. r. Graham.
Chairman. Miss NJ. L. Chiles, Secre-
tary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
Returns Thanks.

Mrs. Clarence J. Lee OF PhiladeI-
phia, Pa. wishes 20 thank her many
relatives and friends for their hos
pitality while visiting this city. She
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Reed, her sister. She also Wis
tied the jamestown Exposition and
returned TO Philadelphia delighted
with her trip and much benefited in
health.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
THE BANQUET.

The tables were things OF beauty.
The rows Of electric lights down the
center. flowers and fruit in stands
specially provided for the purpose,
and the other ornaments added to
the magnificence OF the occasion.
Many ladies were present. AS the
stockholders passed down stairs.
Mr.. S. S. Baker was observed stand
ing at the door guarding the room
containing the secret work of the
Castle, and he had plenty OF assis-
tants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
MORE MONEY THAN EVER.

Mr.. Mitchell discussed the remark
able progress of the Mechapics' Saw
ings Bank and declared that the in
stitution now had more cash money
on hand than at any previous time
In its history. He spoke an hour
and at the conclusion of his remarks
rising vote OF thanks was rendered
him. The march to the dining hall
was begun where Messrs. Joshua
Banks and Sons had laid covers for
one hcndred. A feature of the
occasion was the handsome fold
ers with which each guest was
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
Photographer Brown Awarded
Medal.

Mr.. George o. Brown. the pho
tographer of this city has received
an official communication from Mr..
Thomas J. Galloway. Chairman OF
The jamestown Exposition announc-
ing that n silver medal had been
awarded him on account OF his nne
exhibit OF photographs.
Mr.. Brown naturally feels proud
OF this recognition.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
Savings Bank Section Officers and Some of It's Members

Pi N G. Byron Lr ta ii til
acc an is right m
&c moving of ii section IN one II he
IN hi ext L E Spng 90 II uLa anhrn eAShd nPrs
d dd o he Savings Section rcgn
of
on m W w ~ OF - and after asph
H rh H A w ~ hd IL by
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16

Rev. A. s. Thomas will deliver a
sermon to the Lodges. p. @. NJ. Coun-
Gil, Patriarchie, Household OF Ruth
next Sunday. $3.50 P. NJ. at the Shar-
on Baptist Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
PRICE. FIVE CENTS.

ington and elsewhere will be desir-
Gus OF spending the season proftably
as we'll as pleasantly, the indications
point to a large attendance at this
brilliant closing feature OF the best
exposition the Negro has ever had on
the American continent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
THE MENU.

The following is the Menu as furD-
ished by Messrs. Joshua Banks and
Sons, Caterers: Turkey stuffed with
Oysters and Cranberry Sauce. Oys-
ters fried. oyster patties. oysters on
the plate. Armour banquet ham.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
Stockholders Meeting.

The Fifth Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders of Richmond Hospital
Association will be held Thursday,
December 8, 1907 at Richmond
Hospital. 400 f. Baker St.. at s
o'clock p. NJ.
DIR. r. F. TANCTL. Pres.
DR. ID. A. FERGUSON. Sec.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16

Come Monday night. The Lit
tie New Devil just come to town. at
st. Luke Hall for benefit OF Sixth
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Pope.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16

Meet at First Baptist Church,
Tuesday night, Nov 18th. For
what? To see The Black Hand.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16

Come TO First Baptist Church
Tuesday. Nov. 18th. Pope will be
there.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16

Mr.. w. c. Hemmings and Mr..
Alexander Morgan OF Dillwyn, Va.
We're In the city last week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
GOV. swANsoN's BLUNDER.

He told OF Gov. Claude A. Swan
sons address, of his bringing into
the Association the race question,
which had not been discussed since
the memorable session in New York
He commented on the fact that no
speaker from the North. East, South
or West had seen fit to follow Gov
Swanson's lead but that after the
adjournment groups OF bankers had
gathered to discuss the mistake made
by the Governor of Virginia. The
universal feeling was that a mistake
had been made. The Chief Execu-
tive had spoken too long a time and
he should have left the Negro out OF
a.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16

presented. 1t was handsomely en-
bossed in gold and served the pur-
pose as a souvenir.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
THE BANKING SYSTEMS.

He explained the audit system of
bank examinations, the joint ac-
count question, the meaning of mon
ey stringency and what causes It. the
asset currency proposition, which
had been endorsed by the Currency
Commission OF the American Bank
ers' Association and the method by
which national bank currency is is
sued. He gave Illustrations OF all of
this and invited any stockholder to
ask questions for further enlighten-
ment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16

Subscribe to The PLANET.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
INTEREsTING FIGUREs.

He stated that there were S47
Savings Banks and 377 trust COM
panies. national banks and state
banks. which have savings depart
ments members of the Savings Bank
Section. The membership OF the
Association proper Is e.251 and the
aggregate capital surplus and de
posits OF these members amount to
(S12.S1S.1S4,3 4,30D twelve billion,
eight hundred and eighteen million,
one hundred and thirty-four thous-
and, three hundred and four dollars.
He said that the income OF the Asso-
citation from annual dues alone was
G155, ,Se1.11) one hundred and If
ty-fve thousand, three hundred and
ninety-one dollars and eleven cents
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
RECEPTION
AND BANQUET
y Magnificent TeStimO-
nidI TO Banker John
Mitchell, JT.
A Fine Display. A Brilliant
Gathering. Grand Re
port of the Recent
Meeting.

A reception and banquet was ten
dered Hon. John Mitchell, Jr., Pres
ident of the Mechanics Savings
Bank by the Board of Directors and
the stock holders in honor OF his re-
cent attendance of the sessions of
the American Bankers Association
at Atlantic City, New Jersey, Septem-
ber 24th. 25th. 26th and 27th, 1907.
and to hear a report from its delio-
erations.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
THE RECEPTION BEGINS.

The entertainment commenced at
9 p. NJ. The parlors brilliantly
lighted and the concert hall spacious
for the purpose. occupied by the ex-
pectant guests, presented a cheerful
appearance. Director w. l.. Graham
ID. ID. in his most entertaining man
ner nrasi1c. as MASTER of Ceremon-
les. On his right sat Vice Presi-
dent X. +. Jonathan and on his left
Rev. III. Powell. ID. ID. Cut flowers
graced the table in front.
Prayer was oGered by Rev. Dr
Powell and the musical part of tho
programme was handled by Director
John Il. Taylor. Cashier and Direo-
tor Thomas II. Wyatt made timely
remarks and introduced in n mo 4
entertaining manner the speaker IF
the evening.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-11-16
THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS.

President Mitchell as he arose 70
speak was given the Chautauqua sa-
lutte and the waving white handker-
chiefs made an animated scene. He
read his report. explaining in detail
the many financial terms used, and
the questions now agitating the mon
eyed men OF the country.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

Brottclpd ) II / dl rcrtt9. -
Iic 8rottc pom Yourbes ncbct Der
ct. 0cneoifts. Stride miro beoeliteno
pcrsrobcrt, uno bo bic Irbeit mn
bo(6 ppQcnoct lit, miro 3utrltt IN Die
ielbc nid)t g"citottct ipcrbcn bis Cont
rug, ecn II. Nopembcr.
IcrSte nuf9cpaBt. - Gie
4oli;ei iud,t circs 9icbcs habhuIt i1l
lperoen. ser cine Spejlolitut oara;is
moht, Sprc6itlben bon 2oftoren III
beIteblen. Ger Tieb 5iebt Die Solis'
slofc, ,pclll1 er lpciB, DAB Der Grjt
nit,t 81 Soi,ie lit, nno bittet oonn iinl
ein Clos @oiier, iuel,n Inn gelo9t
morben lit. oob Der Goftpr ~aiisgegan.
aen lit @Gbrenb oas @oiier gebolt
piro, nimmt er ireeno ipelf,en 8ertb.
gegenitunb ait lid. Im Rittpoh emit
penoete Der Gieb $37 aus Der Spred,.
ftiibc oes CT. i. u. 8en,p. Ger. 3.
@eit-25. Strabe, ipelfe tA Isinen
9anfbnrb scr .Ieutid,em,@s saf Anh,-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
3mcitcs Heeital.

Dos 5lpcite Ycabpop : CONCERT Der
II Suiion rcibte lif %cbenbilrtlg n1
ieincn TorgGnger nn; ia 0llBerllh
mar Der grfola Elm momoglid) nod
groBerer; benn Der Sortrogenbe Sean
8croron lit bier cil @cfonntcr uno
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tclloitclL pielleiht Der populorltc
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elmer gcminncnben Eerionlidfcit, bat
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@erorop lit % Sabre olt mo lett lei
mem II. S~ebcnSiuhrc ~beitdnbig Dor
Dem Gublifum; er lit elmer Der pcni'
gen @llnoerfnnbel1, beren filnltlcrit
iheS Mn6stbllm nit DEM forperll'
hen Sdlritt gebolten, elmer inter bic
len, ser ais Wann gebalten, mas or
ais anohc periprohen. Seinc aus
%9ooebnten Gon5crtreilen bobcn i'm
nod) bier @elttbeilen aebrodlt, uno
no mon i'm ic geb0rt, GA lit iein &itf
9efeltigt. Sein Son lit runo. ionor
uno nlsgiebig, ieine IlifaIilulg lit
liets priginell llnb 5elgt ltets ELI
poIlfommcncs Sid).T erienfen, Elm
Nufacben in benz @erfe, bos er 81
8cbor bringt. Die Sauptnnnlmer
icines 9eitrisen Yrogrunms poret
cine Srieg'ihe Sonate, Elm @erf boil
uoroiider 5arbung unb &omantit,
oos er in pietotpoller Grinnerung an
cen jiinsit crfolgten Sob ocs berilbnn'
ten G%onlponiiten gewablt bottc uno
III groBSiieiger @eiie 5unl Sertrog
brod)te, l,nb cin &iolllceao.Gon5cr
bon Soief Sapon (aonaio mo al'
learo.9ooeu5a), bos, nit onberors
orhentIider @rnoolr 9cipiclt, - Die
Idmierigen Goocn5cn I'M 5iueitcnS ate
ml,rocn prat)tuol bcrouSgebrod)t -
iln YubIifun ci1len iplhcn @cifoQS.
ititrm ollsloltc, bob Der aiil,itler I'M
cine 3ugubc niht biuipcgfommen
fonute. Nod, cincnl flcincren Merf
por EcrNplcIe crblclt Damn eit Mo-
ocrl,cr oao @ort: &ictpr Serbcrt, Del
len Screnooe tbeilS ibrer u%n'predlcn'
oen MeIobien, tbeils alif piclleid)t
aus Eotriotismils oncnpo pcrlongt
murbc glo Sdll,bnlunlmcr CAB Der
Giinltlcr cine .Mm Sprin9brunncn"
bctitcltc Sdopiln9 bon 9orl 9apl'
Hnif. boil bon tcd)niid)cm brilliant.
ic%ilcrlpcrf, piellcid)t nod, groBcrcSin'
gcrfertigfeit crIorbcrnb ais Dos be
fon,te Gclliiten Fnraoc'tilf, 0apio
Vopper'S ,Enpiuon," oelicn St)lpie.
riafciten ppll Berorop ubcr 'd)clnbar
gur nid)t bcn,erft milrben. Nod) mcbr
9ciioa. nod cine 3llgobe rno Tiln1s
bis ied)Snlnligca WleOcr : @erouSs
fon,r,cn bcs aiinitlers - crit norn
fonlltc or iid) cnogiiltid bon Dem 9ul.
tin,orcr Eublifunn peroblhieoen -
oQcroinaS hoiientlih nid)t olf aa5ll'
lorac Belt. Tcn aInplcrpnrt bel
iGmnntlidcn 0ortrdgcn bate Sr1lt-
lem 9loru Iidcrfclh ilbernummen,
sic lid, ais cine Gllbcrit prdciic, tciil.
iunni0c 9eglcittrin crlpics mo lid
lclbIt rebcn cincnn aiil,itlcr ipie &c.
rorop NIT Ghrct bc6nlipten fonnte.
Ser 9elild) oco Gpnicrtes lpar eli, ai,'
i;crorbcntlif) Snblrcihcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Z inlnerfl 10 il rbigcr6nll.-

Ginmerfiu iirbigcr6nl[.-
Seircn Serlcsungcn crlcgen lit I'M
,aIlgcrncinen WorplGnoer '5olpitol"
Der Is Sabre alte &orrp y. S'9rion
bon Nr. 3119. SarclopItroBe, ipeld)er
Dor brei @pfen on Der %. StroBc
BON ciltcm eleftriihen Motor Der
Baltimore Ohio . gabrt" 9etroiicii
iullrbe urb einen ShGbelbrud1 erlitt.
Sbifon 3r. 9[afc ben Sbdoel bes
Entienten trepnniren unb einen Sbeil
beS 8ebirits entfernen miibte. blieb
Ser Eatlent biz ju ieinem Lobe bel
roIIem 9eritanb.
Ter 300 erDfinet. - aIeil,
Baltimore ipirb iid) eelpib i%reiielt, 81,
pernebmen, oaB Der 300 bellte an Der
.gpenue, nahe Marplano'aoe
me, eroiinet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

SaS 2eihenbeg GngniB BON
George s. Toplor, nelfer am Mon.
tag Ieine 8attir er%ntoroete uno oann
lid ielbit erifoB. fono geItern Noh.
mittog bon Der @obnuna bes Sooten
Yer. 202O. Sit.GbaieitraBc, aus itatt,
YnItor q. %. 9obbs belt oenSrauer.
g%ottesoienit ab. als 9abrtliftrGeer
iungirten Die SS. Sroncis @bite, 30,
bert GubIep, Gincent Cooper, 8in.
@uant, Sobn9 9iaoIep rno 8iaiam
Smitb. Die g~eiiebuns eriolgte al,f
Dem Baltimore Srieoboie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

spesisaer unS pOHtipsr autttOns.ser,aui

Gpe5teIer unb %ppiittrer Autttpns.0ertaui
istns1 @SbelH, 1saihols. Yissetalsu, eitatasn,
tieren etc., etc., bic aus Wo1unngen an bcr
ct. Baul. strake nub GbariesitraRc .Npenue
mad mciHcut @nareuhaue (5peds bcaucneu
0crfaufs), gr. 81, 9spro.2ibertn. Strase, bcm
alten 5aperIaiHgen AutttonsnanS, gebradlt
purben.
9ertaHf beute, samhas, ben 9. 3ppember 1907,
nm 10.3O 9urmittass.
Gteie YSaarer lrlfdlien: Wtahdaonp' NiireaI
llne 9bittunter, WtnbaaoItrs Sttlble ltlo Sdpali.
%fel'tible, MletiiHg'Gettitellen. feline FarlorTobeI
in flint Stiiden nit VIiifh slleber8ug. oreiibeilis
euriofitatentG cabinet. Sanoarbeit. nit @oIolinten
e%er3iert; tcin sefhnietes Rianino, feineS errhes
acknowledgement N~otensGabinei, ~ein5elne Vu'
renllr mo gSafhit1noer lnb QbiftoHiers; uiiors
tirte Shanfclttiible. plaltirie s9anrcrl, feline gStl'
ien'. Wsocueite, ltHo 3apeftrie.l eppihe, fehs
iter lnh aopfitfien: groBe 8rcn5e'Nllite nit
Fieoeiial; Wlellt1G5idmtlieiien lTlo ,Shut9if'
ter; oradtpoqe 8ron3e=Rlunfetten. feline 9rpbc
Seleemdlee. iirportirtes ielneS Cabinet, &aien,
WiarnlorsS iutle1 uno sFtcoeitnle, Wubuapnh'
&ult WetIna.. UNI Hnpr.ltf6e. Ssrncn 9IeteI'
Cabinet uIb Iilh. @i6el' nm gSalInubsS blnt'
thinner = MiDoel, Hrsiieb lttne,. Ror5euar'
Shrinfe. Observation-Disclosures importirs
ter 9tridpeipeibsStii 9rnBe Suantitdi 93oHs
eeden, Steppocden, S~pieen'SdrotHen nno ltit'
linHelt Fartie Piicber mo 8~iiheridrnni, Cont
binutioHs'Nlapps9eti etc. etc.
Nuberocm bon einem Goiiianntoren: grobe
1ariie neucr unh ipenig berupter Farlors,
epciic;immcr.. sh~Iaiiiimntcrs uno StbItptbef'
Wibbel etc. etc: lroke Barrie iteucr mo lperig
beilitptcr leppthe ltn Nuas.
2um @eetnn oes Hcrfniits aus Dem 91acrs
baus: probc Fnrtie MnbeI nm uascneinr oute'
bats lltcuiilien.
gcotnsnnsen: gaar.
GID 4. y. 9gburg, Iuftiondtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

Heoner non nattonhle II
9t II iperoen Dem ont %. Hopember
iii Der WicGop.SaIle beginrcnoen Gon-
greB Der rNational Groinoge aIloeia'
ton" ipred]en. Sn eriter Clinic lit
Der gbef oes TorIt.G ienites, SIR. CIT
ioro Gindot, Elm intimer Sreltno oes
Yroiioenten Hooiepelt 5u nennen inb
anbere Rebner linb 8enernl.anlpal!
9onnporte, Der Sefretdr oes Sitnern
Ssantes n. 8oriielo, unb Der Iferbau-
Sefret1r Son,es u. Wilion.
@ouperneiir @arfielo miro Die 0etc.
enten Wiafommen beiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Ycrbcpom9 ubn5uggctoo B.
tpt

Gin bon Dem Ncger George @cslcn
g~clenftca 6llbrpcrf Der Carton
Sunl6cr Gon,poglie" iullrOc an Gons
nerita1 abcno bci'm Yahniiberaolg
at Der North.G oii1t.Hpoo non eiucnl
ShncQ5ugc ser rEenniDlponin,
Yobn" g%etroiicn, lupbei beioc Tfcroc
getoOtet lullrbcn. Gin NAB oes @o-
gems luar III Sen Sdictcn l,aligcn
gebliebeu. 8cslep inb bas 9crnnrn'
fen oeS 3uges, bottc aber nid)t lucbr
Belt, Die Eferoe uiis5uipannen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11

@ci'm ,Arbciter . W1nucrd,or" lit
cin Sfreiben POM columbia @e.
%iongpcrein" ais Ebilnoelpbia ci1gc.
i%roifen. IN iueld)em bicier @crein nit
tbeilt. oob or bel ben, ,llbildlms.
GonScrt nit cillen picriod)cn Gnur.
tett pcrtrctcll icir miro.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-13
How To Cure
 Indigestion

When person cannot digest ordinary food it is time something was done. There is no use letting 1t alone-.that won't cure 1t. Not only that, but there Is absolute danger of chronic dyspepsia.
 If you are constipated, have sour stom- ach, bloated stomach, wind on the stom- ach, bad breath, pain in the stomach, loss of appetite, disinclination for work or play then you already have every symptom of genuine dyspepsia. It may result in an entire Arrangement of the system if you don't treat for it now, as so much depends on the perfect working of the stomach.
 Attend to 1t before the blood is vitiated tho nerves stagnant, the bowels clogged with pois- sin of your druggist and watch yourself get better It will relieve the tension. clean you out tone your stomach by strengthening the stomach muscles and build you up to the active healthy person that you used to be-
 Postmaster Ridgill, of Bruceville. Tex. used Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsn during severe attack of dyspepsia in which his stomach, liver It stimulated the organs to such healthy action. and cured him, that he feels 1t his duty to rec, ommend Dr. Cadwell's Syrup Pepsin In all stomach liver and bowel troubles. He speaks | from experience. so his advice should be needed.
 There is nothing better than pr. Caldwelis Syrup Pepsin in dyspepsia. chronic constipa. tion liver trouble. biliousness natulency and | tive for every member from the baby up. De. cause 1t is gentle yet effective. pleasant yet sure. A 5c cent or ei bottle bought at Q drug store will prove these claims.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-13
Investigate Carroll's Death.

Chattanooga, June 12.-A special from Knoxville says: The most thor ough investigation possible of the death of Frank Carroll, the New Yorker found dead at the home of Jesse Cunningham, in this ccity, Tues day. was conducted today. The offi- cers are in the dark as to where Car roll went between the time he left the hotel and arrived at the Cunningham home, where he put up for the night and was found dead next morning. The Cunninghams deny any connection with Carroll's death. Relatives from New York are on their way here and further developments may follow their arrival.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-13
FOUGHT MIDST SHOWER
 0F SHINING SILv LvER
EXCITING SCENE AT PLANT JUICE SHOW
Platform of Colonel Dillingham; Piled With Con-This He Throws Away in Handfuls Causing Men, Women and
 Children to Fight Like Mad

Fighting like mad for pieces of silver that fell in showers from the platform, with danger of broken arms and legs in the wild scramble for money, causing prominent citizens to rush forward and protest against the great advertiser fur ther endangering the life and limbs of those attending his lecture, formed a wild scene on the vacant lot on Third ave nue, opposite the Majestic theatre, oc- cupied by Colonel F. 4. Dillingham;, man ufacturer of the wonderful Plant Juice remedies.
 It was a scene that has hardly ever before been witnessed in Birmingham. Men, women and children, of all ages and colors. fought to gain the coins that were thrown among them The picture, in a way was not unmindful of the starv- ing Chinese fighting for the foodstuffs sent to their relief.
 Long before the time appointed for the beginning of the lecture and performance, people began to gather on the lot, so that by the time the vaudeville performers made their appearance on the stage the lot was packed and damned clean out into Thirdf avenue and as far back as the alley in the rear of the postoffice. which Is quite a distance from the back of the platform.
 The members of Colonel Dlllngham's vaudeville company made a decided hit with the audience by their clever singing, dancing and jokes until S:30 o'clock, when Mr. A. A. Mills. the gentlemanly assist ant of Colonel Dillingham;. made his ap- pearance and began his lecture on health and benefits to be received by the use of Plant Juice remedies.
 During the course of MT Mill's lecture a gentleman ascended the platform and the applause that followed his appear ance proclaimed the fact that the new conner was none other than the famous advertiser, Col. F. A. Dillingham;, of whom the people of Birmingham have heard so much in the past two months.
 Perceiving the attendance of Colonel Dillingham;. MT Mills brought his ec- ture to a brief close, not until, however. he had first announced that the Colonel had appeared on the platform for the purpose of distributing among the as- semblage some of the great wealth that he has accrued during his lifetime, also that he might make them a short talk. He then introduced Colonel Dillingham;.
 The Colonel a man standing about five feet, seven inches, attired in a black Prince Albert coat, vest and trousers of greyish material a silk hat covering his head, and diamonds glistening from an Ascot tie. and almost every finger on his hand, advanced to the front of the platform and in a clear, ringing voice began to address the audience on the worth of Plant Juice remedies. Said he: