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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
ECHOES FROM GREAT FIGHT.
Jack johnson Travels in SfyIe== Was Offered Owe
$500, 600 to Fake the Fi6hf~z Wouldn't Give
Up the Desire of a Lifesffn7e
THE TAP OF THE GONG WAS MUSIC TO HIM

Chicago July SACK Johnson
was offered a large sum OF money 10
lay down TO Jim Jenries. Johnson
declared that this was tho reason
for the break between him and his
former manager. George Little. Lit
tie tried to show Johnson where he
would benefit financially by throwing
the fight 90 Jeffries. but the cham
piOn refused even TO listen TO such
a proposition.
Little would not name the per
sons i'm the deal. but intimated that
they were connected closely with the
Jenrics camp,
At Johnson's refusal 20 lay down
Little abused him. and a wordy war
followed. The dispute wound up with
Johnson discharging his manager on
the spot. and asking assistance from
the san Francisco authorities TO keep
Little away from his camp.
Following his discharge, Johnson
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

first. and then proceed to whip me
afterward.
L have some good chances 90 go
TO Europe, but I think the thirty
weeks in vaudeville will suit me bet.
ter. Guess viii have to Quit
though whether I want TO or not. 4"
Did you hear about the picture
mems trouble?" he was asked.
Yes he answered: but il
doesn't bother me- They all told me
J was n fool 20 sell for $4,000. but
they thought I could not whip JEFF
fries, too.
After illustrating the Hammer in
which he turned the trick" with a
reporter representing Jenres. much
TO the discontinue OF the reporter.
he said:
The 6ght is over; let's forget IL
Continued ON Fourth rage.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
National Negro Political League Is
sues Call.

The following call has been is
sued by the National Political
League, which has members and
branches in thirty states:
To Colored Americans and their Fel
low Countrymen, Greetings:-
BY vote of the Executive Commit
tee and by order of the President
this call of the National Independent
formerly Negro-American) Politi-
cal league is issued for the third an
nual meeting at Atlantic City New
Jersey, August 4th and 5th, 1910.
This national convention of Color
ed citizens is called under what grave
conditions touching the object of
this organization, the supreme aim
of which is TO maintain and secure
for all COlored Americans the same
rights and privileges as are enjoyed
by the other citizens of these United
States of America In the southern
states 50 per cent. of the nine mil
lion Colored citizens of the United
States are deprived OF the exercise
of the ballot, the fundamental right
under our system of government,
without which there is for citizens
neither protection nor freedom. This
rape OF the ballot is consummated
in plain violation of the national
constitution which forbids denial of
the right to vote because of race or
color. The executive head of the fed
eral government within sixteen
months Oficially admitted this dis
franchisement in inaugural address
and palliated the violation of the fed
eral constitution instead of declaring
his purpose to enforce the law in
obedience TO the oath he had Just sol
emnly taken. President William II.
Taft even intimated the legality of
those devices for nullifying the 18th
amendment by state laws which are
as much worse than fraudulent prac-
tices as law Is stronger than custom.
The legislative branch OF the federal
government, specifically clothed with
power 60 enforce the suffrage articles
of the constitution, has viewed with
apathy and inaction their fragrant
violation save when actively con-
doning IL by seating congressman
elected under the violation as against
contestants entitled to seats IL the
federal law had been obeyed In their
districts in the South. The judicial
branch has lodged the issue in all
cases brought involving southern dis
franchisement laws, thus by persist
ent refusal of relief strengthening
the nulllficatlon and emboldening the
nullifiers OF the supreme law OF the
land.
In view OF the very nature of our
republican institutions. as well as
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
JACK JOHNSON.

Behold the Drawn of Ethiopian
years
In concentrated form and cour.
age true;
The gist of many centuries here ap-
pears
To make in this man to dare
and do.
The vultured wing of trembling fear
has flown
And left full-master sinew, nerve and
bone.
Behold. to-day, vibrating human
lifel
Yea. we who moan likewise as
those who Joy
For from the proven crucible of
strife
The gold glows in its worth
above alloy.
We've seen unhampered fairness
have it's sway
And smile upon its favorite in the
fray.
Loved Lincoln's pen proclaimed a
people free
And quickly dropped in stiffness
OF grim death.
But bitterness has marred sweet lib
erty
And hushed the breathing OF a
privileged breath.
a servant mind has gathered strength
20 show
This Independence Proclamated blow
Courageous strength OF mind must
build the man
To hew his way TO giants
chosen place;
He who would conquer in the loftiest
plan
Must mount the highest thought
OF any race.
True worth is ever striving 90 It's
height
The city on towering Hill OF light
Jack Johnson. We have waited Ions
for you
To grow our prayers into this
single blow.
To-day we place upon your wreath
the dew
OF tears-the W'ordless graft
tude we owe.
We kiss the perspiration from your
face
And give unbounjed love in our EN-.
brace.
-LUCIAN B. WATKINS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
Is CUT IN TWO EATING MELONS
Unloading Freight from Car. stops
10 Satisfy Hunger-Is Killed.

Lee Neal. colored, OF Nineteenth
and Grace Streets, was cut in two
last night under a freigt car loaded
with watermelons in the yards OF
the SeabOard Air Line. at Fifteenth
and Main Streets. His mangled body
Was found early this morning. and
after viewing it, Coroner Taylor
deemed an inquest unnecessary.
'wo watermelons were found ly.
ing near his body.
Neal was the trusted porter of Ed.
ward J.. Frost and Company, co.l-
mission merchants II 1915 East Cary
Street. He admitted yesterday morn
ing that ne had taken a drinx or
whiskey but as this was not unusual
Mr. Frost sent the man out to unload
a car OF melons. About noon he ask
ed 10 be let on for awhile and this
Was the last Mr.. Frost saw OF him
alive.
The negro had the key to the car
OF melons and was seen last night
about O'Clock in the railroad yard
near the car. The railroad people say
the car was shifted about O'Clock.
The negro's employers do not know
how the accident happened. The sup
lN@tNACAA 40 NAAN Neal went 10 the car
last night about o'clock and Sc
cured two melons. He may have sat
down on the track with the intention
OF eating one of the melons when
the shifting train knocked him down
and his body was run over
Mr.. Frost said this morning that
he is satisfied. had nothing happen
ed TO the man, he would have re-
ported today that he took the two
melons. They say they had always
found him honest.
When discovered this morning the
upper part OF the negrO's body was
under the car the legs on the out
side Of the track two wheels of the
car having passed over the body. One
arm was also crushed to pieces.
A large crowd OF people assem-
bled and remained near the grewt
some sight until about 1880 O'Clock,
when the body was removed 20 an
undetaker's to be prepared for
burial.-News-Leader, July z, 1910.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

says that Little circulated stories
that the champion was not training.
and was in no condition to defend
his title against Jeffries.
Johnson is going to spend the next
few days taking things easy. Nothing
but automobiling for him until Sun
day, when he leaves for New York
TO open his theatrical engagements.
When johnson was asked what he
intended to do about Sam Langford' s
challenge, and his mothers state
ment that he was through fighting,
he said:
Glad TO be asked all at once" he
replied, cause I can say L don't
know TO IL all. ! have enough money
to last me till next week, and / am
going TO find out what's doing before
do anything. Sam Langford or any
one else had better get his money up
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
Y. NJ. c. 4. Notes.

Prof. E. T. Pollard conducted the
musical program last FRIDAY evening
IL was a great hit. The storm did not
discourage the men.
The meetings in the city home last
Sunday produced good results. One
inmate accepted Christ.
The good work by the committee
still goes on in the city Jail. Five
prisoners were led TO accept Jesus
Christ as their Personal Saviour.
The boys meeting was good last
Sunday Prof. j. II. RhOrer gave the
boys much encouragement.
The open meeting was well at
tended last Sunday. All too6 an
active part. Subject Oneness"
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
Meeting for boys Sunday 4 P. NJ.
at the Y. M. c. a. building.
Chairman Darius Harris will ad-
dress the men Sunday $3.50 p. M. at
the Y. NJ. c. A. building Come and
bring the other man. Be on time.
Do not forget to have special
prayer for the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Y. M. G. A. Voluntary Rally is
now on. The Blues and Reds are
working hard. Lend helping hand.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
DIR. Ramsey's Venture.

DR.. p. B. Ramsey has removed
from his residence to the new Me
chanics' Savings Bank building. He
has furnished his apartment in pala-
ual style and his many visitors say
that he has the handsomest offices in
the city. During the opening week.
he had little opportunities TO do bust
ness as surging mass Of white and
cOlored citizens were constantly
there wishing him we'll and praising
him for his taste. skill and wisdom
In fitting up i'm such an admirable
shape. He is located on the second
floor. His phone number is Monroe
1855.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

of Deeds Of the District of Columbia
and one Of the most prominent col
ored men in the country was in the
city last Thursday. He is looking
well and takes a most hopeful view
so far as IL relates to the colored
people OF the country. He spoke at
the Mechanics Bank Roof Garden
last Thursday night and as we go
to press Thursday afternoon, we
were unable to get a report for this
issue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
The Roof Garden.

The management announces that
the roof garden of the new Mechan-
les Savings Bank will be open to
the public every day in the week and
in the evenings, until further notice.
This is the coolest place in the city
and families will ind Il a most pleas
ant retreat from the sultry air of this
season of the year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Officers tO be Installed.

The Ebenezer Baptist Church will
be the scene Of a brilliant gathering
OF knights OF Pythias. y. A. s. A.
e. A., a. and A. when more than
six hundred officers OF the male and
female departments are installed
next Tuesday night. The exercises
viii be interesting as the new laws
recently enacted at the Grand Lodge
and Grand Court session at Bristol
will De explained.
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell.
Jr. will conduct the exercises. The
meeting at Bristol was one of the
most successful in the history of the
Order.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
business Opportunity.

WANTED-A Reliable Colored Man
who can induce people TO accept
Uncle Sam So Cook Book. Given
free ID every one saving S1.OO or
more. Tells how 10 reduce living
expenses. Pay result producers
$50 TO $50. Address AMERICAN
BANKER, care Carrier so.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
Offices Occupied.

DR.. f. r. Jefferson, the well-known
and popular physician and surgeon
has leased a suite OF rooms in the
new Mechanics Savings Bank. build
ing on the third floor and has fur
nished them in palatial style. He
proposes to introduce X-Rray treat
ment and TO practice the latest meth.
DDS in the treatment of stubborn and
peculiar diseases.
DR.. II. l.. Harris Jr., a well-known
young physician will be associated
with him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
Fourth Baptist Church Anniversary

The occasion Of the celebration Of
the thirtieth anniversary of Rev.
Evans Payne, ID. D., was a grand
and glorious success in every par
ticular.
Great sermons we're preached by
Rev c. T. Martin, b. TIL, Rev. y.
j. Brown, b. TIL, Drs. A. s. Thomas,
w. II. Stokes, w. r. Johnson and
II. V. Peyton.
To this point on Monday night
the 11th inst, the church had col
lected $19.33 and more clubs are TO
be heard from and il is predicted
that by the time the organ recital
comes OF. which is 10 take place on
the 25th inst, that this amount will
be swelled 20 twenty-three or TWEEN
ty-four hundred dollars.
This recital will be given by Cap
tain T. w. Cunningham.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
Col. BOulding Gone

We received a telegram from
Crewe. Va. announcing the death of
Col. Benjamin r. Boulding. He was
one of the best known colored men
in the state. being Identified with
many secret orders. He was I'm the
United States Railway Mail service
and his death was shock 10 his
many friends throughout the state.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
The Equitable Real Estate Co.

The Equitable Real Estate Com.
pany. Mr.. j. +. Byrd presid ent. has
moved TO 400 North Third Street
where IL has comfortable and at
tractive quarters. This is one OF the
new stores i'm the Mechanics Saw
ings Bank building.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16

FOR sALE-PRoSPEROUs CON
fectionery and restaurant business.
doing $500 month business; loca-
ton, transfer point. 2S17 p Street.
Cheap for cash. Address B., care
Mechanics Savings Bank, Third
and Clay.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
Builder Farrar There Too

Contractor d. J. Farrar has leased
an office on the fourth floor of the
Mechanics Savings Bank building
and Winston q Freeman. plasterers
are there with him. They are adj
mirably located.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
Dr. Jackson Opens Offices.

DR. Charles b. Jackson dentist
has leased rooms i'm the new Mechan-
les Savings Bank building on the
fourth floor and has furnished them
IN fine style
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
Deane-ScOtt.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. p. Scott an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Celestine o. to Mr. William l..
Deane. Tuesday, July 8, 1910.
At home Tuesday, July 10, 1910
from $500 to 1900 p. NJ. at 1O16
st. John Street, Richmond, Va.
Friends invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-16
J. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, Editor
Ofice:
1915 +. Broad St, Richmond. Va

Services at Fifth Street BAPTIST
Church last Sunday were good. Rev.
Or. Il. Spiller preached morning and
night. He has successfully occupied
the pulpit during the absence of our
pastor, Or. w. +. Graham. who has
been out of the city since June %.
1910. Or. Spiller is an original think
er and fine pulpit orator. We wish
him God-speed i'm his ministry.
Rev. DR.. w. r. Graham will re-
turn home during this week and will
occupy his pulpit next Sunday. July
II, 1910. 4 grand time lis expected.
The Doctor will preach his first ser
mon since the anniversary. Let the
members and friends turn out i'm
large numbers TO hear him.
The Fifth Street Baptist Church
and Pastor rejoice with the Fourth
Baptist Church and It's Pastor over
the success which the Fourth Bap-
tist Church had in the thirtieth an
niversary Of its pastor. the Rev. Dr.
Evans Payne. We are proud TO learn
that it raised S1,SS2.49 during it's
anniversary exercises. and that it's
new pipe organ will be ready by
Monday night. July %, 1910, at
which time it will have an organ
recital. We pray that God will CON
tinue to bless the church and that
it's pastor. Rev Or. Evans Payne will
live long 60 lead and guide under
| the Holy Spirit.
(The Fifth Street Baptist Sunday
School was opened Sunday morning
az 10 o'clock a. NJ. by Supt Prof. b.
| III. PeytOn. a large number of teach
| ers. officers and scholars were pres
ent with bright countenances. Ar
rangements are being made for the
annual basket picnic. The time and
place VIII be given later. Bro. James
Wall by request sang q sweet solo
which was enjoyed by all present.
] The school is still progressing along
all lines. Let all be on time next
Sunday.-E. W.
Don't forget prayer service on
Wednesday night. These meetings
are growing each week. Come out
next Wednesday night. Pastor Will
be present Good things are I'm store
The B. y. =. u. meeting Friday
nights Of each week. BE on time next
Friday night. President John W.
Howard wants 10 see all the mem
bers. Come on time at $50 o'clock.
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DIR. J. Alexander Lewis Opens There.
DR.. ]. Alexander Lewis has leased
an Office In the new Mechanics Saw
ings Bank building on the fourth
floor. He Will be ready for business
next week.
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5TH ST. BHpT. CHURCH.
Located, Cor. 9TH and Jackson Sts.
RICHMOND, VA.
Weekly News Column.

REV. W. f. GRAHAM, d. D., Pastor,
Residence:
los E. Leigh St.. Richmond, Va.
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Ex-Recorder Dancy Here.

Hon. John C. Dancy, ex-Recorder
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TO The PLANET.
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BY order or the President,
ALEXANDER WALTERS.
WIN. MONROE TkOTTER.

Corresponding Secretary.
June %, 1910, 21 Cornhill, Bos-
ton Mass.