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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-05
Bankruptcy Matters

First meetings of creditors were held
at 10 O'Clock Friday morning at the
Office of the referee in bankruptcy for
kennebec county in the following
cases:
In the case of George Bechard of
Augusta no assets were found, no
trustee was appointed and no further
meetings will be held in the case until
ordered by the court. In the case Of
Harry A. Rogers of Waterville, same
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-05

Court Pine Tree. No. 20, F. of A.,
will hold special meeting in Golden
Cross hall at O'Clock Sunday after
noon and every member who desires
to march with the court. in the big pa
triotic parade on Tuesday is requested
to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-05

Miss Rachel Costello Of st. Luce is
visiting in the city for two weeks as
the guest of Miss Pauline johnson OF
SeWall street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-05

Register Of Probate Ralph w.
Leighton went Friday to Mt. Vernon
for a few days visit with his moth
err, Mrs. NJ. r. Leighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-05

Frank Southland was at Bath Fri
day, called there on matters of a Legal
nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-05

A treat today at B. E. Bither's-
Marden's frozen pudding and orange
shenbet.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-05

w. V. Hunt left on the early train
Friday morning for a brief business
trip to Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-05

Weber, the sign painter says
Brighten up the sign, Mr.. Merchant
1t will help business. ADV.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
SOME DlSSATiSFACTIO\

There seemed To be much dissa.js.
tA',lon over ruling by Supreme
hanr"ll"r Green. who was presiding
Tor Grand Chancellor Crawford r,I,.
i've !" certain law which was re.
p"al"dAlthough the majority for il
was hV"rwh"lminS> tho ruling was
'hal II required 4 tw0-third vote ana
wa" declared lost. Numbers crowded
arouhd me to have me adrc,a thn
'raha Lodge oi New York. dc.
hnrrrd unless | received an iuviiotion
so to do from the Grand Chouro,lor
nl New York, Lee Crawford. even
"ha 'raWf"rd.' they said. But the
P'Iau" was about to start and hc
'"u'a not be located at that time.
'r. John Alexander Morgan Of Yonk.
crS, y. y, insisted upon my taking a
Scal IN his now car and going in the
parade and ! found myself traycrsinr
me streets Of New Rochelle. \ V
supreme Chancellor Green and Grand
Gn'''ce'lor Crawford and Supreme
Mll ,'Son'atiNh W'ltord ii S1oith
ipUuard en-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
IN \ STRANGE CITY,

on can walk there he said, or YOU
can take this car and get off ot
Niilyah St, then so TO the left" I
l"ll""ed his instruction and a few
n'",ach'S later was cnrouto to the
Hall
On the way. | saw uniformed col
"r"d i'ylhlanS ! greeted a mombcr O.;
me order and handed him my card
HOOK "i recognition greeted me at
once ana he exclaimed. "Comc with
me. Thcy have all just sat down
tn dinner at tho church. Supcrcmo
.hanceli"r Green is there too" Then
u All daWhcd on me suddenly. The
Grand Lodge. Knights OF pythias of
New York WAS III session. Grand
Chancellor Lee Crawford was i'm
charge only in name for Supreme
thanr"llor :. W. Green was prcsid.
ing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS

nr, Alien Baker has been on tho
''N i''t p'lt Is better at this writing
"', James ~. lluclcs OF Washing
.""' ~ G. was called to the city las.
~ "',n OH account OF the death OF his
orother Mr.. Richard IIuclcs
MRS; Leila B. Booker has returned
''''i her nome where she sDcnt thrco
weeks with her mother OF Columbia
County, Va ''''''"
us August the twentieth the girlics
say,
The fellcrs all listen with glce.
~ ~, nc'li'ohl boys are on their way
10 Newport News zee wee
Miss a, \. Stewart of Wash,nc,on
-, .' '' IS III the city. the guest of Miss
''''' - 'hllcS, BIG w. Leigh st.
mrs. T. NJ. B. Hodge Of Danvillc, Va,
@ "'H III me city this week being en-
''"'' hoino from Hampton, Va.
Mr' ana Mrs. ]. +. Cooper. Of st
, '"i street have returned from n
- - ~. w nllo SOlOllrniDr In
aShlngton. Brooklyn and New York
'hcy Wcr" the recipients or many
social courtesies.
Mr.. Hd Mayo. OF 1905 Dccotnr
street, South Richmond. who has been
indlSpoS"d for the past two weeks,
IL able TO attend to his business again
Mrs. Amelia Jones Of South Rich
mona and Mrs. Amy Brown of Stop
80 - Chesterfield left tho city last
tuesday for Surry Co., Va, whore
lhcF Will spend week tho guests OF
Alr and Mrs. f.. ID. Nelson.
Or. Bernard ~ Hatcher and wife
OF Clinton, S. c., are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Hatcher
OF l9l7 Decatur St. and also Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jefferson. 1900 Porter
street.
Dr. Hatcher, who was formerly Of
so. Richmond. now has an extensive
practice in Clinton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
TALKING ABOUT THE GREAT
CONTEST.

supreme Chancellor s. w, Groom
Aat on his left. Whoever sat tbnrn
he'orc hastily vacated the place.
smiled and Green smiled. We shool,
nahdS across the surprised Grand
'hanrcllor Of New York and I pro.
ceedcd In jocular way to discuss thc
slt't lesal hsht now pending between
me supreme Lodge. *. OF =. and
the Grand Lodge X. of p. Of Va, Thcrc
was no sign of ill-fccling My New York
friends came forward and congratulat
ed melville Supreme Chancellor Green
smiled. "Why don't you fellows get
together and settle this thing?" OBJ
served Attorney Smith. "You should
ask Supreme Chancellor Green that
question: was my reply. lie doesn't
want it settled. We offered to put IN
the money in escrow and to decide the
matter by arbitration and we offered
to settle it by friendly suit. After
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
FLORENCE Is. c. NOTES.

July a. 1917.
Rev. c. T, Taylor preached ;hc in.
neral Of Mrs. Dysio Krily on Sunday
p. m, At I o'clock. Quite a crowd wit
messed the occasion.
Among those present who read the
Planet wee Prof. 4 G. Casilcv. Mr.
Pat Brown, Miss c. Gurlcy. Rev. c. r
Taylor, Mrs. Laura McClcase. Nj :
Louis" MrCloasc. Mrs. Fannie Cocker.
Mrs. Lydia Thompson Rev. Harm. Miss
l."ona Mae Webster Master Robt
Webster and T.. R. Webster
Mrs. Anna Brown Of Fitzgerald Ga
passed through the city recently en-
route to Mt Olive. y. c.. To visit rel
hflV"s whom she had not seen in 1--WE
years.
Mr.. Sinklcr OF y. Y. passed through
inc city recently returning from n
visit to his sick mother a. Charles.
ton, S. C.
Rev Hayward. p. T.. of Dillon Dis.
'rlrt y. VI. + passed through the cl,v
recently rom his work.
Respectfully
+. B. WEBSTER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
TRAGEDY At THE FIFTH
ST. BAPTIST CHURCH
DEAD IN THE BtpTISNINL pOoI.
KEN W. w. PENN PASSES
AWAY.

II" haptiTlnE at the Fifth street
i'aFllSt ohurch Sunday morning. July
= - y = at the l:"0 O'Clock service
WAS lhu"lnlt"iN postponed when Roy
- ) NlhE. ID. d., Garh"d in his
n"p'lS,nal roh"S saw Il hand protrud
ms from TN" shallow water and upon
EraSplh& 1t and bringing it to view
,"h'ih IN" features Of Rev. w. w
i''h. collector for tn" American Ben.
'il'lai lnSuranc" Co. Ills first inn.
preston was that some one had com
mltt"d suicide in the pool oycr-nirht
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28

W. were HLtuall! pleas.u 80 see each
o.,er. % After few moments, we do.
'u" 'hat supper was essential as
"''i us necessary and We decided to
80 TO byrdS Hotel at Hopcwcll
We were served and while there ,
.'i'lhe rain-Storm came on. When
wv 6"t into the car the electrical sys
lem lallcd lis and the hcaJIirhts
were unusually dim. We rcturnnI 70
,i'F rent. 1t was nearly l2 ocInrl,
"h"h we started on the rcturn ,our.
lleE' The rain came down and ,ho
neadlishts and the scarchlicht r,iInd
hcId the scarchlight that c,rrinI
"Ncr the wind shield. il cn,hlnG
way. 'cc ms
f"llowing Ms was another car that
n"" ., come from Richmond win
:r'HS,S. Albert Norrcll. Jr.. and AIr
" Nlpil"nso Norroll. They had Heht
i'slhE at Petersburg. | deemed i,
"n" use 10 proceed further and we dc.
,n.;' ,n.ta 20 wait for day light at the
E,,,. ,,Si'cl''c OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
w. Wood. III"
1t was about 4:@o when Rev. T.. 7
| MOTIFS arrived and awake nc W.
,,,o,', """'i ready Tor the trip to Rich.
'''V,'t ana our car took :hc lead
! H"llice II To say that Robinson Davis
~" 'h"t car. How we ever reached
nome safely is still Il mystery. Tho
Hp'"do-inctcr was just out of commits.
40" . ana later found that one or
III, E'aSSeS to tho headlight was gone
| N' '''h'S the other car could not
~ seen although later as we slowed
| Wv" IL caught up with us. We
,'a'n'' ,ra Richmond AT 6 O'Clock despite
| JOHN MITCHELL. JR.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
MES. HATCHER PASSES AWAY.

The funeral services of Mrs Cor
n"lius Hatcher OF 1902 Hull St. who
departed this life Friday. July 18th
wor" conducted at Zion Baptist church
by The Rev. r. r. Graham She *
survived by her husband, Cornelius T..
Hatcher. two daughters and one son,
ReV. Graham preached n very sym
pathetic sermon. Mrs. Hatcher was q
devoted wife ana 4 loving mother and
her many friends feel deeply their
loss Tho hercavcd family has the
sympathy Of the entire ncichborhood
NJ Geo. Johnson oniciatcd as funeral
director. The intcrmont was made
in Maur's Cemetery
"Pcace to her ashes. rest for her
soul"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
MRS. AMANDA FNRRAR MILLER
IS NO MORE.

In the death OF Mrs. Amanda Far
rar Miller, or Jennings Ordinary,
Nottoway County. Va, the community
has sustained an irrcparahlc loss
Mrs. Miller was the sister of Mr..
James y. Farrar Of 402 Throop Ave,
and Mrs. William Ioughhccd i2l
Cumberland St, Brooklyn, y. Y. She
was a descendant OF an old and distin.
GuiShed family OF Va. characterized
Tor its Christian piety and all the
&rarcs that constitute the highest
development Of the race
by her industry aud economy she
ana her noble husband have accu-
mu!aicd for themselves and children
mos, beautiful farm on which every.
thing that is conducive to life and
comfort was at their disposal.
The funeral services were conduct
cd by Rev. Bradford OF Richmond.
va after which the hcdy WAS taken
III charge by the Court OF Calanthc
under thc direction Of Mrs. l.. b.
anderson, W. G. assisted hy her hus.
nahd Sir. j. {. Anderson Supreme
officer OF T. W. II. K OF p.
he exercises We're very impressive
anu flowers sent showed the high
esteem in which Mrs. Miller was held
After The reading OF the obituaries.
li"ln" 't the Soul" was sung by Mrs
l'r"l. G. T.. Stephens Of I.ynchburg,
va IN most touching manner.
Al'h"u&h the family being very
larG" located in New York. Nult!marc,
ttirh.nond, Newport News and Nor
'oiN, all We're present TO the comfort
'i the bcr"avrd father cnd four chit.
drcn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
"A RETURN TO NEW YORK,

inc inc OF march was about over
"hcn we passed the SUBURBAN limo
Statlon.l insisted upon alighting dos.
plle protests OF my friends and
s'hilingly saw the parade pass finally
as stood at the upper window of tbo
station. | felt that had relieved
n'ESeil and my friends OF very
embarrassing situation The electric
thh soon left and | sank into =
revere as | was hurried towards tho
great metropolis. On tho way | saw
dry land submarine" IT oDnoor.
cd to be about 25 feet in length
lhch l saw Stono house on rollors
being moved
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
IlEGFGLD FOLLICS

W"ndt red Just how I wouil spend
IN" night III New York. In tn, list Of
attractions. noticed that Xicgfcld
F"ill"$ was being presented Mt the
New Amsterdam Theatcr at A2ud and
broadway. With Xicgfcld Follics is
Bert Williams, the famous col,rcl
r"m"dIan. He tHn hardly hc called a
success when appearing before cXcl.
Hl'"ly rolorcd audiences. supported
hlHnc hy colorcd talent. but when
II" appears in Tho great play -houecs OF
me country before exclusive white au.
dl"nccS and with the star comedians
ana actors % the United States. he is
supreme in the humorous. chaStc and
tranSc"nd"nt ability he displays in
pleasing the audiences
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
AN ECHO FROM AN EARTII.
QUAKE.

superintendent Morchousc cXplaiu.
oI mat upon the occasion of the San
francisco carthQuakc. these matrices
lnad" OF brass were mistaken for gold
NY ono OF the mint officials and =
squad OF soldiers stationed 10 guard
II unlIl il could he removed. We com.
plc'"d IN" inspection. Robinson Davis
SIEh'a MS name in the book placed
,n'Fc Tor IN" purpose. "Do YOU wish
"I'h /" enter upon hi. duties at once.
or on lo'norrow?' at once" WAS tho
f"plE. lie was taken to the instrur.
ZION room and placed in care Of the
I'"i'Hp" school Instructor There were
many white men taking instruction on
'h"Sc machines. The room was crowded
| had entered there the only colorcd
person in that mammoth establish.
meh,. During my trip through This
great manufacturing establishment
had not seen Il colorcd person Roh.
mson looked small before. lie looked
smaller now. ] left him to his fato
Cow moments later was on NV
~ y ~ a,,eir . ,nl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
THEPYTH|ANC CASE:

The appeal of the Supreme Lodge
OF the Order OF knights OF pythias,
\. \" s. 80. f.. A.. \. and A.. from the
decision OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia in the suit of
the Grand Lodge X. OF =. OF Va. y. A.,
). ~. f.. y. y. ga, presents a most
interesting Suation. The appeal was
taken by Supreme Attorney S. \. T.
watkins upon order from Supreme
chancellor s. w. Green. This leaves
IN" injunction OF Mr.. Justice Ashlcv
VI. Gould "f the Supreme Court in
luIi Zoe" and effect and Restraints the
""1endant" from not treating Nom.
''rS 81 tn" Order Of Knights OF Pythias
III Nir&In'a aS full standing members
oi IN" Order OF knights OF Pythias.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28

went up to tho New York Central
Depot on the subway. 1t cost me 40
ceh'S ior the ticket and at 1907 the
traih pulled out for the destination. On
inc way up, passed the beautiful aud
picturesque Woodland Cemetery. Ar
r'VlhE at New Rochelle, N. Y, I on.
CURED the price Of ride TO the
l'yihian Hall. "rifty cents" was the
response. I walked, hut in the on.
p"S''e direction. Reaching what an.
fcared to be an interesting street, a
'ialilc oiliccr was making the usrol
signs to the drivers and motormon
saw colorcd man we'll dressed
ana enquircd Of him the location OF
tho pythian Hall. "
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
IN HON. FRED II. MOORE'S
OFFICE.

was nearing New York City proper.
rhangc OF ears and | was soon in
thc heart OF the city. | visited the
Offices OF the New York Ago where |
met Hon. Fred II. Moore and his at
'ractlvc daughter. prcSsman w, IL.
oulck was running the press. After
hrart to heart talk with MIR. Moore,
| Was soon on my way to Brooklyn
again. Rev DR.. w. NJ. Moss the
popular pastor was not home. hut his
accomplished Madame soon got him
over telephone and he prevailed up.
on mo to spend n night IN Brooklyn.
lie was then visiting tho sick mem.
bcrS OF his flock
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
AN EMBARRASSING pREDICA.
MENT.

was worried. | did not come 10 at
'chn TN" sessions of the Grand Lodge
"' New York and above all did not
'AP'c' 10 meet my arch enemy, Smith
W. Green OF New Orleans. LA. I was
IN Tor IT. What was To do |
'h""sht as quick as lightning. I
would face the music. My escort led
ON ana | followed. When | entered
IN" lecture room Of tho church. there
was enthusiastic greetings from all
paris OF the place. Attorney Wilrord
IT, smith Spicd me and was escorted
/" a seat at the right Of Grand Chan.
ccllor Lee Crawford.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
SENDING FOR \ MESSENGER

Later 4 messenger came and usher
od us into the Office OF superintendent
MorrhouSc. had met him bororn
ana II" greeted mo cordially. In re.
SpohSe to my request to 80 through
IN" factory, took up the telephone. lie
had wmc difficulty in locating an
employee to escort us. but finally did
so ana we proceeded to inspect this
mammoth plant, occupying as it doe;
Whol" block. In the Supcrintcnd.
"ntS office WAS some metal in which
some partly melted matrices wcrc
shown
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
y MOTOR "TRIP TO CITY pOIHT
encounters Violent Th,ndcrstorm

h,vn b,d c,i,, w ;.,,....-
cypcrirnrc rn,.nuti,. r',, mi.,',.''' ~ :
al i:&o u, m Snturd,v Iri,' I,'''',',' -,
1917 for l,;,,.p,;,,, '",S IT.
burg. sal in , rnrI a"r -" ~, ,'i,I,
Robinson Davis ~ ,hr ".nooI WIN 80,
NV, LEVIN ''", - 1T ,l' NhccI. Nlth
CO. +. II GRIMM ,nL ~ .r,'n ,,o'''
nant. OWNS In ,h,, ,',,',',i I;,;, ~ ~ C",
ana r.pu1.,,in,,., - ,.;I': '','''' rue"
able ,o minu,nlv I.,,ri,,n i,''',, ,I,,, |.' "''-
Sunir, !. , !n' u!P'
one hour i, n,,I,H ,ha ,.i '""M just
burg in ,hnu, ,;[,,. ,,>;,, u.p ~ ic'ctS'
limils of Kirhnn,,a ','''",'S ,i ';i ''"iii inc
pntrr.,,,r,. '"' - tn' i''iii'S "i
chauffeur n,r;s h,h ;nn;,'.'J., ,,'n; N".u 'tl7>
uounrrI ,h,t ~. 'iI,' ir', ',St',l'3'.lE ,n,'E an
the pike" nv fra, u" ''u" ,, ~ , Tcc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
THE CONTEMPT CHARGES

also leaves S. ". Green, s. 4. Y,
M"'h'nS' pr. +. T.. Underwood and II.
H. Jackson under specific CHARGES of
,"h'"nnt OF Court and the Court of
Npnrat* OF the nistric! OF Columbia
'"uid sustain Mr. Justice NIcC.y,s
opinlon that If the defendants were
guilty OF contempt it was uo, wilIrr,
"' IL could tinc that they have boon
guilty "I contempt Of court that tbi.
contempt %as willful. The case wouIJ
y" F"mandcd to the District Court
'n" 'he defendants cited to arncar for
sentence. This may he one of thn
r"u'SS why the Washington attorneys
'"r ne Supreme Lodge did moi recon-.
mend to their clients that nm ,nnon,
from inc decision Of the Suprrmn
,"'Il % Oh Tic District Of Columbia be
,hkcn' but awaited Instructions from
,,ne,> ,mc supreme Attorney and tho Su-
prcme Chancellor. 0 -"
WANTS TEN THOUSAND BnrI.Ap>
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
DR. CARR'S EFFORT

nc cover to the pool as is usno,
III Snch cases. was showed back and
h'V Dr. King entered slowly Thnn
II" saw the hand and discrrnod y form
III '"' water. When tho body was
removed. nr. Carr. who was in tbo
n"d'"hc" came forward and made Of
l"r'$ 20 rcsnsitatc the man. Il vas
10" rate. Hardly any water hal on
'"r"n IN" lungs. II was presumed
'h'' l""Iln% bad ana knowing tbot
wafer was in tn" pool. he had stooncd
over 10 hatho his head. and death had
S'rnck MIN His remains wcrc 70.
moved to tn" undertaking rooms Of
nd"rtakor \. D Price.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
Bo\D--TUOMtS.

Miss Haiti" L. Thomas. daughter Of
4. r. Thomas. Of 1918 Dean Street
Brooklyn. who is Bruoklyu's largest
"o!orca grocer. was united in MARRIAGE
10 Thomas Carroll Bond. of st. Mi.
rha"l&. Md. at lH2 Duniold street.
M"nrlay. July .. by the pastor Roy. W
spence CHpcnto. pasto OF Bridge
S;""t \. NJ T.. Church,
Mr., r. II. Thomas formerly lived at
H'"n Allen, Va, and still has a home
there.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28

enroutc to the factory in Brooklyn
rms place Is Il jail-likc structure
Ihe letter was passed in and inspect.
"d by the elevator man. He admitted
us TO the elevator and then to the cor.
rld"r on the outside Of the supcrin.
tcndcnt'S Office.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28

You and Your friends are cordially
invited 10 tn" Elks' Carnival. Monday
aud Tuesday nights. July &0-&l. nj
ElkS' Homo. lo26 y. second street
Given by Homo Auxiliary Club. The
admission is fifteen cents. Mrs. Mat
tie Rcdd, Pres; Mrs. Nora Bowc. Sec.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
AT TIE MERGENTHAITR
FACTORY.

We were soon up stairs and the let
ter OF admission for Robinson Davis
was secured. While we were waiting
l was most cordially treated. MI
Walter IT, Savory. the manager "f
this great corporation had not arriv-
cd. Everybody was busy. Specimen
machines were there for inspection
A short time afterwards we were
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
RELATIVES ATTEND FIrNERAr

IN" mother and two brothers or
w" deceased. all Of whom lived IN
germantown. Pa. came to attend tho
1!hrTal' which took place last
M"'n"Stav afternoon at tho Fifth
Hfr""f BAPTIST church. Ills wirc,
rom whom h" is said 10 have been
%'hAra'"d, was also present. Roy
l'r. Nln& preached n pathetic funeral
1'SrourS" from tho twnntv.thirl
l'"llm. Th" nows OF tho tra~cdv
tnr"ad with li@htninr rari0itv and
~" boon the subject Of discussion
2mon" the roIor"d folks all tho week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
EDITOR MITCHELL
TRAVELS


on TO NEW IORk--GRNND LODGE
OF NEW IORk--A rECtlIAR
pkF.DICA CANiINT--GRAND GUAM
CELLOR OF VIRGINIA MEETS
SUPREME CIIANCE.LI.Ol Olt---IIISG-
FIELD EOILlltS--BEl;f VIII
LANS IN THE LIMEIIGHT-
BACK To pHlLADELpliiA-
STOP IN BALTIMORE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28

.i.. - VI i ttFI 'te.
,;n.... i;: DS .hc Court OF Appeals or the
Dls'rlct of Columbia. the Grand
hoasc' Is: of p. of Virginia is prepar.
iih 10 submit proof of actual damascs
ana '! losses aggrcgating enough 10 ius.
aliS inc collection OF the full amount
VI me supreme Lodges ndcmnifyine
DOH" Oh ten thousand dollars.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-07-28
THE LIMP HAND.

n" hand however, was linn aad
me- Know at one" that only Il bricr
tim" had "nsl"d from the time thot
ne haG boon ally" 10 tho timr that
death had taken place. Roy, DR.
Nin2 had Just completed a forccful
sermon to the dcaconS 0f the church
nnth IN" present and the prospcctiyc
li'S text WaS from Acts VIA. "I,ool;
!' OUT seven men The sermon
'ohcIud"d. h" "Xhortcd those in tho
'"ur'h VINO were not affiliated with
any other body in the city to come for
ward. Then Rev. John O. Cool;
nror"rd"d to distribute copies Of tho
'iliia"clphia, Pa. Christian Review
Willle Kew. DR.. King retired to prc-
pare TO baptizc the candidates
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Divorce Granted.

through her connsoi in tho Law
ana Equity Court Of the City Of Rich
mona. Va. 2Sth day OF June 1917 an
aoSointe Divorce from the bonds of
matrlinony was granted Maggie r..
smith nee Maclin from her husband
VIM. S. Smith.
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UNDER Tlln HUDSON RIVER.

4 little after that time I went into
the lavatory and arranged my toilet.
Then | awoke Robinson. He climbed
down and was soon ready to arrange
his toilet He was evident i'll at
cas- with his new surroundings. l.
was during the early hours that We
crossed the marshy land IN New Jcr-
scy and entered the tubes under New
York Harbor. \ humming noise fol-
lowed as | told Robinson that water
was above us. Then we came out on
the other side. Red cap pnrtcrs hur-
ricd up and one Of them grasped our
luggage. "'ro tho dining room" was
my reply to his query.
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.."!'A.caTc ui &c Fit.n .,,,.,., n,n-
us, 'hurch. He went to the rear
oi IN" rostrum on tho right hand side
On the left hand side not more Than
'hifty l"ct away. with all of the doors
oi'rh' Kew. DR.. King and his assist
ant: Deacon George Lee, were pro
narln% for tho baptizing. Deacon
Las' stated that ii was not roorc
man ilvc minutes from the time Rcv
,'hh iett the audience to tho timn
,hat his lifclcss corpse was found IN
,h' nahtlSmal pool. \ copy of tho
he'lcw was found in his pocket
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