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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-09
Park City Theatre.

Remember you see a different show at this theatre every night. We have another good bill for tonight: Sherlock Holmes. After Many years. His Only Pair of Trousers. Sad Awakening and the Human Incubator. The Illustrated song for tonight is My Old Lady" Don't forget we have a matinee on Wednesday and a special matinee on Friday. Lincoin's Birthday for which we will have an extra strong bill. Ca and see us. Newf1a!d and Stratford avenues
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-09
Books and Titles.

The more accomplished way of using books at present is to serve them as some do lords-learn their titles and then boast of their acquaintance. - Jonathan Swift.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-09

FAIRVIEW LAWN LOT OWNERS
 The Fairview Lawn property has been deeded by Elizabeth M. Clark to Harvey E. Burr, trustee, who hol7s same in trust for all purchasers of lots The statement. made in a former issue. that the City Savings Bank now held title, was an error.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-09

and the most beautiful hands are of- ten disfigured by an unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield aveaue and lS6 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-09
TFANEASY. TIE BEST HAND SOAP

Guaranteed not to injure the skin Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, Grease, Ink, Paint and Dirt. For the hands or clothing. Large can 10 cents. Manufactured by Wm. E. Vim, "A Stratford Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-09

know what living means.-New York
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-09
Ask for O.Kourke,~ un,on tobacco.
THE ppETTTESY FArF

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Must Pay a. Wen a. Pray.

Many understand missions 10 be
merely prayer aud preaching. There
is another -money-gettfnc for
building churches in small places
ms is essential. The Church Exten-
sion Society has had temporary sue
cess. But this will fail uRless the
great mass Of the American people
ls stirred 20 giving for missions. The
miiii9naires Will soon run out.
The day VIII come. DR.. Kelly
predicted. when We viii have an
ohcial missionary society establish
ed by plenary council. where the
bishops Will see that this money is
raised. Ten thousand dollars "a wear
would save Mexico TO the church 20
II the missionaries cannot now be
united in organic union. DR.. Kelly
pleaded that they should al least be
united In their congresses. He ont
lined the plan for the congress next
year in Boston. 20 De divided into
sections OF Indian and negro mis-
sions. italian immigrants. church
extension, and church missionary
union. ie promised 20 make the Bos-
ton congress exceed the Chicago
congress OF last year with immense
gatherings and abundant finances
He moved that all the Catholic mis-
sionary organizations unite in the
Boston congress.
This motion resulted in the ap-
pointment of Father DOYLE 10 draw
up a memorial 10 Catholic America
testifying the union OF all mission
agencies IN spirit and arranging for
cooperation in the Boston congress
Resolutions OF thanks were voted
TO the university and the apostolic
mission house for their hospitality.
10 the press for excellent reports.
and 20 Father Doyle for presiding
The congress adjourned 20 meet in
Boston next Washington. d
c.. Post. June u. 1909.
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TIRE DISPLAY HERE.

The parade upon the streets of
the city by the coIored Knights OF
Pythias. last Wednesday, is admit
ed 10 be one Of the best Of its kind
and character ever seen here. Praise
has been bestowed by the liberal
minded white men any many have
been outspoken in their commenda-
lions and lavish ia their praise
OF the EFFORT made 10y these rep.
resentative citizens Of color. 1t shows
too that there is friendly Keeling
existing between the better class OF
white people and the better class of
colored people
the better class Of colored people.
We must live here in peace and
prosperity. or We must exist here in
the midst of discord and failure.
The daily newspapers have been very
friendly disposed towards us. aud
the Police Department. by way OF
its officers. has been as kind, and as
courteous as it is possible. for Off
Gals to be. They have openly COM
mended the organization for its adj
mirable order and for it's exempIih-
cation. and practice of those princi-
pies that make the Order of the
knights OF Pythias an enlighteuing
blessing TO all people who are con
nected Herewith.
Life is too short for discord ano
disunion. where 10 can be- avoided
We feel grateful Co all who have
thrown to us bouquets OF compli-
mentary flowers aud we recognize ir
our white fellow citizens the laud-
able determination 20 be just. This
is the legitimate reward for cool
citizenship. and ia the words of Cen
eral Grant Let us have peace"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-19
CoLoRED PYTHANs
ELECT MITCHELL.
Have Splendid and Orderly Parade
Through Streets and Drill in
Baseball Park

With an estimated number OF 500
delegates and 1900 members alto
gether. the colored order of the
Knights OF Pythias is holding In
Richmond now one OF the largest and
best attended meetings in its history.
and its parade through the principal
streets of this city "Wednesday after
noon was the chief among its notable
features. There were several bands
in the line. which. from front to
rear. extended several blocks. Lodges
from all over the State took part IN
the procession. the uniformed ranks
showing up particularly well.
After coming up Main Street the
parade turned into Franklin. thence
into Broad. and so out 10 the Broad
Street PARK. where competitive
drill was held. a baseball game fol-
lowing. Grandstand and bleachers
were filled with local and visiting
members OF the order. while the com
petitive drill was held and the base
bali game was played Though at
times there was intense excitement
there was never a sign Of disorderly
conduct. and there was no policeman
on the field.
After the days exercises the dele
gates adjourned 10 the Fifth Street
Baptist Church. where in regular
meeting John Mitchell. Jr. editor OF
the Planet was elected grand chan
cellor OF the State by acclamation.
and indorsed for the supreme grand
chancellorship OF the United States.
The national convention meets in
Kansas City I'm August. and the Vir-
ginia delegation hopes TO see fits Ia
vorite elected 20 the highest position
iu the order.
Thomas NJ. Crump. was elected
colonel OF the First Uniformed Reg
imeut. and Thomas r. Wyatt. was
elected leutenant-colonel. Archer
Drew was elected colonel OF the Sec
ond Regiment The other officers viii
be elected I'm tho session tonight.
The business session was followed
by a musical program. in which all
the leading colored musicians of the
city took part. Tonight there will |
Dee q grand banquet on the grounds
OF the Church OF St. John the Bap-
list. The convention will adjourn
Friday. Dispatch. June II.
1903.
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Commencement
Exercises.
NONROE SCHOOL.
Programme.

Twenty-third Psalm, School, Invo-
cation, Rev. Thomas. Welcome Al
dress, Cassie Cousins. Hail and
FaSewell. School. Recitation. Ethel
knight, Recitation, Mary Carter. Re
citation. Eiencra Roy, Quartette.
Eliza Williams, Eva Dickerson. LILLY
Racks, Willianna Williams. Memory
Gems, One AS Recitation. Hattie
Davis. Vacation. Seven Little Girls.
Recitation, Oracle Braxton. Recita-
ton. Shirley HerndOn, Pautomime
Eight Girls, Solo, Marion Dixon. Re
citation. Bernetta Deane. Recitation.
Eldridge Ford, Recitation. Vivian
Watkins. Select Reading. Elnra
Epps, Recitation. Lucille Watkins.
Song. God Will Take Care of You.
School. Dialogue. Six Pupils. Recita-
ton. Louise cambridge. Recitation,
Lucille. Watkins. Quartette. Prayer.
Gertrude Burton Jasper Burton.
Willianna Williams. Louise Dand-
ridge. Recitation. Annie Trent. Rect
tation. irene Holmes. Song. Bve
BABY Bye, School Recitation. Chas
Gibbs, Recitation. Daisy Grey. Reel
tation. Irwin Johnson. Violin Solo.
Oscar Hicks. Recitation. Sadie Tay-
Tor. Song, Never fastening. School
Piano Solo, Miss Allen, Recitation.
dano Solo. Miss Allen, Recitation.
Miss Robinson. Xaledictory. George
Epps. Song, America. School.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-19

Most people in the towns aud citie:
OF Virginia view the arrival % tn.
not summer months with dread and
apprehension. Hot streets. hot DAYS
oppressive nights, headaches. stomact
complaints. lassitude and ennui arr
pictured In the mind as the usua
concommitants OF the summer
months in this climate.
As a matter OF fact. there is nc
reason why anyone In the cities an,
towns should fear the summer. To
be sure, If all the rules OF health
are disregarded. ami If a person
tries TO live in the summer as hs
would in the winter. there is grave
danger OF sickness and physical dis
comfort. But. on the other hand
q few common sense principles. rig.
orously followed. will insure the
city man comfortable and healthy
summer. no matter how hot the
weather may be.
The first essential for good health
III summer is precautions against
oVereNertion. No man should walls
during the hot hours OF a summer
day any more than is necessary. he
should not indulge In strenuous
sports or games when the sun is
as much as posi- Bile. walking in
the broiliug sun without ones Ia;
Is rs dangerous as il is senseless and
useless.
Careful diet is also very necessar-
Tor summer comfort Vegetables
and fruits are healthy and nourlsh-
ing. II taken in moderation. but
meats should not be eaten in large
quantities
me prudent man Will avoid over
eating IN the summer, and will take
care 20 prevent dicrrhea. while keep
lng his bowels open. Cooling. non
alcoholic drinks are sometimes help
tul, but they should always be used
most moderately.
Next I'm importance comes the
question Of rest. While the climate
OF Virginia is not so torrid as to
demand the complete suspension OF
all work during the midday hours.
10 Is so warm that none should at
tempt the hardest work OF the dav
during that time. The best plan is
TO regulate your work so that rou-
ine matters. involving little ply
sicai eNertion. should be performed
IN the middle OF the day. leaving
important and eNerting business 20
the morning and late afternoon
hours
Watch changes IN the weather and
change your clothing accordingly.
IL cool spell comes on. put on more
clothes; If an unusually warm spell
occurs. reduce unnecessary clothing
% n minimum.
Never forget that good health is
good common sense consistently
Practiced
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Grand Rally at Fifth street Baptist
Church

Pastor W. F. Graham and his
church have arranged their rally
commencing Jnue goth, ending June
27th. Able pastors and their choirs
Will assist in the services.
Sunday June goth. 1900 A. NJ.
Rev. DR.. T. II. Lee, OF the First
Presbyterian church accompanied by
his choir will preach and conduct the
services.
$3.50 p NJ. Pastor w. F. Graham
will preach the Anniversary sermon
OF both the International order of
Twelve, Knights of Tabor and Port
er's Auxiliary Beneficial Club, Mum
her 1.
Sis p NJ. Rev. DR.. Hodges. of the
Leigh Street A. NJ. f. Church. ac-
companied by his choir will preach
and conduct the services.
Fourth Sunday services.
1880 A. NJ. Rev. w. II. White.
ID. D.. accompanied by the Mt. Car
mel choir will preach and conduct
the services.
$3.50 p. NJ. Communion services.
S;15 Rev. DR.. W. T. Anthony. of
the Zion Baptist Church, Manchester
accompanied by his choir, will
preach and conduct the services.
The members of the church are
called uron 20 rally to the support
OF this special effort
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-19
PlTHIANS TO GUST NEGROES
Grand lodge of North Carolina 10
Go Co Legislature and Then to
Court.

Asheville. y. C., June 14.-An
important step. which at the time
was understood only by Pythians.
was the decided stand taken against
negro branches Of the organization
az the meeting of the Grand Lodge
Of North Carolina at Hendersonville
last week a committee comDosed
OF W. w. Bell. OF Murphy: 7. c.
Clifford, Of Dunn. and p. S. Cation.
OF Salisbury. was appointed 10 take
the matter up. and though no in
structiOns We're given. IL is under
stood that legal proceedings will be
instituted shortly 10 restrain negro
organizations from using the name
or emblem of the society. Action
may be taken in either State or Fed
eral courts, but IL Is likely that the
committee Will first go before the
Legislature and ask that charters of
negro Pythian organizations be an
nulled.
The matter was barely mentioned
on the floor of the convention at
Hendersonville. but was generally
understood among the members
Richmond. Va, Times-Dispatch.
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THE PARADE.

The cadets were organized by
Roscoe c. Mitchell. and drilled by
him zap 20 the present degree OF ef-
REGENCY. The amusing part about
to BIS that some % the cadets are only
seven years OF age and they presented
such cute appearance as they
marched the streets OF the city that
they pleased everybody who looked
at them, and they an looked.
People are outspoken in declaring
thar Il was the most magnificent
and spectacular display ever made
upon the streets of this city by a
state organization.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-19
WEALTH AND ITS HANDICAPs

The disclosure SOW being made In
the divorce proceedings OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Gould. OF New York.
are disgrace 10 the white society OF
that city. and reflection upon the
character Of the smart set" which
has so long held away.
When one remembers that il was
only recently that Harry X. Thaw.
the young millionaire was found 10
be guilty Of the grossest immoraIi-
ties himself and his wife described
by his counsel as the angel child"
had been nothing but a harlot. and
that Mrs. Anna Gould. had been
flirting In compromising situations
with French hbertines Of titles, the
wondering public. looked on. asking
the question. How can all Of these
things be-"
II is now being generally admitted
that these cares are but eruptions
upon the surface OF wealthy society.
and that chronic moral diseases
more or less serious, are yet to be
disclosed. Whiskey and other in
toxicants come in to do their part
and TO demonstrate that man or wo-
man, white or black, without the
proper restraining power displays
many of the characters of the brute
and demonstrates that the same
evils. declared to exist among the
scribes and Pharisees during the
brief career of the Saviour, are now
in evidence during the rapid advance
ments OF the Twentieth Century.
The public can do much to check
this growing evil. and IL publicity OF
the heinous acts fail then some
steps should be taken to strip and
divest these moral monstrosities OF |
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Camp John Mitchell.

Richmond. Va. June 15.-Camp
Mitchell. under command OF
Major William 4. Robinson. was
placed In readiness Monday. June
IL, 1903. as near ~ possible for
the reception OF the Uniform Rank
knights OF Pythias. of Virginia. but
vas somewhat handicapped by the
rain-storm az s y. NJ
Capt. II. S. Keen. arrived az 500
with "a men, St Pythlas Co. No. z.
Danyille. Va, under escort OF Cant.
a. Jackson. or Planet Co. No. s.
Capt. ". a. Miuiner. with l6 men
Of Damon Co. no. %. stanton. Va,
arrived az $3.50 p. NJ. under escort
OF Capt. Isaac Moore. OF Eureka Co,
No. /.
Regardless or rne inconvenience
every man accepted conditions good
caused by the Indictment weather
naturedly. and with q determination
20 stick TO Camp life which. OF course
was new TO most Of them
Capt. Milliner wanted 10 know IL
his wife had sent his blankets and
upon being informed that she had
not, Capt. Keen replied. Capt. Mill
liner. ! will share half OF mine with
you"
Upon arrival with his Company
from Staunton. Capt MiIliner re-
ceived quite an ovation from ~.
Pythias Co, No. :.
Capt. W. r. Weaver, with - men
OF EureNa Co. No. 1. Richmond. Va.
arrived in Camp at 1905 /. NJ.
Tuesday, June IA. 1909
Cant Taclrcn, NTH Z No.,
OF Planet Co., No. s, entered at 1889
p. NJ, Tuesday. June IA, 1909.
The Camp is situated at the Union
University grounds and with all
privileges extended that will add 20
the comfort of the regiments. Pure
water and fresh air in abundance,
nice elevation and convenient to car
lines.
Bright and early Tuesday. A NJ.
Adjutant B. II. Peyton, arrived
mounted on snorting and prancing
steed. to see that everythin was al
right.
Owing TO the fact that he would
be occupied with the arduous duties
OF the Grand Lodge. Sergeant-Ma-
Jor, ID. r. Hill. was detailed 70 look
after the duties of the Adjutant.
Col. Ferguson, left camp at IL p.
NJ. Monday as the Ofilcers in charge
failed 20 send for his trunk con
tanning his lodging outfit, but re-
ported early Tuesday A NJ, and
found all OF the men comfortable
and in good humor ready for what
may come.
With appetites as sharp as steel
the fellows get on the outside OF
the wholesome breakfast prepared
by ermaster-Sergeant Griffin,
Of Planet Co, No. S.
Capt. Milliner, asked one Of his
men how he felt and he replied. Il
feel ike an ice-wagon."
Everything looks encouraging and
everybody happy.
At this writing, Maceo Guards.
No. 16. under the Command OF Capt
Jno. Steward. Roanoke Co. No. 4,
of Newport News, under the com
nand of Capt Walter Haskins and
Reserves. No. 21. under the |
command OF Capt w. T. Bell. ar
rived In Camp AMI report to Major
Robinson. Camp Commander.
They are already enthused with /
heir surroundings and the eourtesies |
shown them In Richmond.
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No Color Line In Money.

Dr. Booker T Washington, in his
last address in New York, said that
dollars draw no color line. The
writer of this paragraph thinks the
very first step in the onward march
OF the negro race is for colOred men
and colored women to make them
selves as presentable as possible and
TO render themselves physically ac-
ceptabie in social and business cir
cles. Then sthey viii receive more
money for the services they render
70 the country. More money right
" used is what the race most needs.
The Chemical Wonder Co.. of New
York, makes specialties which help
eoiored men and colored women to
Improve their appearance. Some
colored people both men and women
are acting as agents for that Com
pany and making good income. The
address is 2 Rector St, New York.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-19
omeer. Eleeted for Ensuing Term

Grand Chancellor. Gen. John
Mitchell Jr. Richmond. Va: Grand
Vice Chancellor, II. T. Jackson
Blackstone. Va: Grand Prelate. r
L. Jackson. Pocahontas. Va. Grand
Master of EXchequer. n. F. iona
than, Richmond. Va: Grand Keeper
OF Records and Seal. Col. Thos. NJ.
Crump. Richmond. Va; Grand Mas
ter az Arms. DIT. ]. Alexander Lewis.
Richmond. Va. Grand Inner Guard.
j. n. Page. Roanoke. Va; Grand
Outer Guard. J. n. Allen, Staunton.
Va; Grand Medical Register. DR.. r.
r. Jefferson. Richmond. Va: Grand
Lecturer. r. J. Pre-. Newport News.
Va. Grand Master OF Work. Col.
Jesse Scruggs, Richmond. Va: Su-
preme Representatives. Gen. John
Mitchell. Jr- and Col Thos. NJ.
Crump.
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PRIZES AWARDED.

More About Grand Isodge-EIection
Of Officers.
Col. Archer Drew. COMMANDING
Second Regiment Stan.
First Battalion, Second Reg. Staff.
Major W. II. Tyler, Second Battalion.
Second Reg. stan. Maj. b F. Jack
son. Third Battalion. Second Regi-
ment Stan. Adj. G. H Robinson.