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III. HOLLIS B. FR|SSELL|.
PASSES AWAY
PRINCIPAL OF HAMPTON DIES
SUDDENLY At SUMMER
HOME

Hampton. Va. August G.~-Dr. Hol-
lis Burke t'ri,scll, principal cf the
Hampton Normal aud Agricultural
Institute. died suddenly yesterday at
his summer home in Whitciicld. y. H..
according to message received here
from his wife. Sergeant Sidney H.
f'riSSrll. Il sergeant in Battery -. left
inns morning 10 attend the funeral
l)r. FrlSScl WAS iitty-SjN years Of
age. He had been connected with the
Hampton Institute Tor the past twenty.
nv" years and Was famous throu"h.
out the United State; as a result OF
his educational work among the Ne.
Er'"~. II" succeeded General NJ C..
Armstrong. founder Of the HAMPTON
school. aS principal
l'r. t'riSS"ll was born in Amcnia
\. " July II, lH5i. a son Of Rev.
Ama*a t"gSwcll FriSscll and I.ayinia
fark"r F'riSScll He WAS a graduate
"l h"th Yale and Harvard Universities.
ana member of the Southern Educa-
ilonal Board and scores OF other clu.
ratl"n and religious organizations.
whether the body will he brought
To Hampton for intcrmrnt is not
known. The flag at the Uamnton
Srhocl was at half mast today and
an air OF quiet sorrow has spread il.
sell over the school, Hampton and
pfactlcalIy All the Virginia Peninsula.
ur. FrlSScll was a personal friend OF
hoth eN-PrcSidcnts Taft and Roosevelt.
anu other men prominent in the civil.
social, financial. educational ard re.
!lg!ti" life rf the nation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
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ear wa, left in u garage nj prtrrs
'"rE an" tHr party look the electric
car 10 Virginia Heights. where Il large
CROW" "i lAd'rS ANA gentlemen any
i"u#l\ awaited tn" arrival Of MIR.
Mil'h"H and his associates
l''' Jefferson soon examined the
"PPi'A'''H' alt"r Which twenty-five
N''' ''l'll'"a INTO the mysteries Of
l"T VF"'F' murh /" their surprise and
u'HIn' as >hr men who wcr" already
HT NhlrhtS. hut not Court members,
ma" lnn"r"nily t?) informed them
,""t 'n' mutation was the same in
"''!' ""par'mcnlS, and many Of the
'"i''H '''a'' Nn,Se h"SoahdS had been
",'"' ,,I; INT" the Lodge OF Is. Of r. at
'n'S place seemed to have had faint
~ rr'"lI"'u"nS OF the tired looks
""" l"'' hour OIL the return of their
".'.'l .i'"lEcS on 'hai memorials o.
'",on ana many others VII
~ W. I"'', '; Mele AFRAID t" 'T'
we oeileVe' however, ~
~ ,; zen INC 'ale' ana chi.
.i0' WV, ,n'' III lew vice.
wiz pc 'he enrolment
'N 80 were 80 Gnl'"S
&c, IN ru,,r i,,i,,l. -,
,nc rcsalia and sni... n',.
Planet.
\ bountoous rnr,,, .,
on y long t,h1o out -, ,,, p'.p"' .u
all were delighted win w,,t ,nor,a', "n,
4 "mooplirht n;cnin', -, v;-oI;'';u
Heights ''''''''
The Grand Wor,bv co,,.o,,or ,.,..
high in his ur,isn ,,r ,I,a ,',, wa"
compliShcd 80 soon nv ,1rs pn,,r,, '>
ri,, r,,,u, ;,, ~ ''i"' ''crS'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
W ATtllFl'L WAITING

IN" tonscription Act has register
ed nearly 100000 citizens Of Tho
black race he continued. Eve are
eagerly waiting to see whether color.
ca men are to be conscriptcd for farm
ia""r on'v, or are to be given sol
t,a,,.,.ilN " j.,
and II need be. 10 die fpt iacir conn.
try. We calmly await their answer,
Dnt we have given our warming to the
country.
We've had enough OF foul play. and.
by the eternal, we wont stand for any
more. We say to the American pco.
PIE that we will no longer accept an
inferior caste among Americans or
tolerate any moro Injustice"
DECLARING that tn" Negro had al
ways hrrn loyal 10 this country and
was wiling I" fight in France. Mr..
Lewis asserted: "What right has this
'"lh'f! |" try and make the world
sale Tor democracy? Why tolerate
amy sermon so fun of hypocrisy and
inSlnr"rity? When the |. w X
,'""d was railr"Ad"d from Rsbcr.
Arizona. the President rolled his eve.
IN great horror. and issued a state.
hlehl ol condemnation for the Western
ni ' '''N law ana orIcr INTO
thelr own hands. But why not go
lnrthcr. Mr.. President" WHY don't
YOU Mr.. President condemn the lca.t
Hl' LOUIS massacre, the most blnrav
wholesale murder ever committed nv
noaE Il S"Fall"d civilized men?
II Is not so much thai am .
r"I"r'o man myself that 7 talk 50
l, hurlS me To the core when thinl,
'h"' all these lynchinGs. etc. give thr
""'r nations OF the worlI a handle
!" nca' us over the head with for our
ihSlhcerIty and Hypocrisy"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
MAJOR !. Is JOHNSON PASSES
AWAY

Major j. b. Johnson. formerly Com
nandlng officer Of the 1st Battalion
Va. Volunteers and later senior Major
in tn" 9Th Virginia Regiment United
States, died at his home near Granite,
Chesterfield County Tuesday, evening,
August 9TH. 1917
He had been active in military and
business circles among his people for
number Of years. entering the ser
VICE OF his state as a private in the
militia he rose 10 the rank Of Major
having been commissioned June 25th.
lHS% and served as such during the
va" with Spain.
He WI be buried on his farm with
masonic honorS and Il United
%tat"t Spanish war veteran on Friday
the 10Th inst. n > o'clock
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
MIR. and Mrs. Davenport Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Daycn-
port OF New York who are paving
Il visit To their parents Mr. and Mrs.
j. ID. Davenport OF Wuodville. were
beautifully entertained last Thursday
evening by the young pcopl" OF
Woodvillc. Games. music and dane
ing were indu.gcd in ill late. and
ai,cr being served with refreshments
each one expressed himself as being
delighted 10 have met the visitors and
departed for their several homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Davenport
were the guest Of Mr. and Mr.. j. w
Snaiicr OF Woodvillc Sunday evening
pleasant evening" was enjoyed.
Don't forget the Lawn Fctc To be
given at Wuodvillc beginning the
week of Aug. l%tn. Automobile rid.
ing and refreshments served each
evening by the Musical Glcc Club of
Woodvillc. The public is invited 10
attend.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
FREDERICK DOUGLASS OLD
HOME
\ GREAT INSURANCE. SOCIETY

The Southern Aid Society Inc, is
giving evidences the great success
that has been attained by its manage
mcnt. The full page advertisement
which appears in these columns should
he carefully read in order to he apprc-
Cla'cd. II would be well to corrc-
Spond with the officials Of this great
insurance company and learn in de
tail Of the advantages that il is of
fcrinH
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
FINE INVITATIONS.

Th" II. w. G. c. l. o. st. Lake. 4.
{. Garner. y H.. II. w. G.. Chief,
Mr*. Maggie l.. Walker, r. w. G.
Secretary is sending out handsomely
engraved plate in golden letters invi-
'''l'nS TO the Ffticth Anniversary
G"h'"n J..hilcc Public Exercises at
III" F.'E auditorium. Tuesday even
inc. August 81, 1917 at $50 O'Clock.
Th"N are the most expensive that have
ever been sent out hy any org, MIA
tion in this section.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
ROOSEVELT PRAISED

'"i. Roosevelt was praised as y
rhaihp pion Of fair play ana after con.
aeinnln% Samncl Gompcrs and othrr
Ir""in| TABOR men for their atiitudn
the speaker asked:
VIII organized labor forbid rbo
o'a'k man 10 enter its ranks thnn
'"urucr hlm for not cntcrinr?
we nave suffered and Tolerated
,""E enough. We all know that Mos.
lem ianatici$m or prussian rrirbtrn1
ness could never pcrpctrato mnrdnr.
81 NOR" dclln"ratc brutality than th,an
"hirh many saw committed in broad
daylight by citizens Of East st Iouis >,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
EDITOR MITCHELL s
TRAVELS
\ VISIT 70 HINt;TDN-TEiI,
i%EEDEkitN DOUGLASS
HOMESTEAD
\ i>it Ia the ,uitcd States Scnatc

left lNchmond last Tuesday morn
int. via X. +, 4 L. X. r., at about S:!2
n E!ha The train was scheduled to
lvav" al 80 at the Byrd Street Sta
tlon. Or. T.. Il. Jefferson had proceed
"d IN" and WAS seated on the outside.
lnduStriouSly r"adin@ the mornings 5
paper. When the train came. Mr..
Ih"maS NJ trump was aboard. This
tram did not top At Ashland, but it
did pail up ii Fredericksburg, and
there We saw pr. Bass atiirrd in an
immaculate sui "t cream cu,ur. Ills
ian1Wa hat Was in keeping. lic had
f"'".V"d orders 10 - to Fort OGlc-
thorpe. Georgia. lie was leaving
hoth Il lncrHtiv" practice and loving
lamiI} 10 serve the government.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

Miss Viola II. Jasper who has been
spending some time at liamDlon
ihocbua and Buckroc Beach, Va,
passed through the city this week eli
route Ia her home on the James River.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

Rooster, don't You crow aoloud. stand
around ana look so proud Got my
n"'rhet IN my hand. soon you'n be in
ho'kr"e. with Mt. O. Aug = times 4
plus . plus a.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
SPOKE FOR lllMSlILF.

lIc spoke only for himself and ho
did no.; advise any one else not 10
volunteer and he did not oppose lhc
sclcctivc draft system. AS lhlS a'
lion had been taken without nollcc
to the owner OF the Planet, ana AS II
virtually coniiscatcd this edition WIN
out due process OF law, fdil"r Ml''h-
ell WAS not in the best OF humor ahohl
it. especially since he mad uohe All
in his power to aid the administration
and the local authorities in their el-
forts in upho.ding the policies and
practices OF the state and Federal
authorities He sent Il wagon down
10 the Richmond Na) pcstoliicc to
srrurr the return of the Planets that
we're in eighteen mail sacks in that
department.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
y BONE WAS THE CAUSE.

lie explained that the reason for
ms was That man had carried a
%atchcl in The building and it cen.
tanned bomb that did much damage
10 the structure. We went to the
lh!l"d States Senate Chamber. |
looked behind me and saw the door.
Keeper i'll conversation with DR.. JET.
l"rSon and Mr.. trump. was
seated and became interested in the
discussion on the food bill. Senator
NHdSworth, OF New York, had the
ho"r. | saw and recognized Senator
fcnroSc, OF Pennsylvania My time
was gong, so | returned to the corri-
dor on the outside, only 10 learn that
me doorkceper had told Mcssrs. ,JcI.
lcrAon and Crump that tickets OF ad.
mission were essential to enter any
OF the galleries.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
LEGAL ADVICE SOUGHT.

While in that city he retained the
law firm of McsSrs. Wilson, Iluidc-
kopcr and Lesh to look after the in.
tcrcst& Of the Planet. In the mean
time on last Wednesday morning
Rev. j. Milton Waldron, d. d., OF
Washington. ID. c.. called up Editor
Mitchell by long distance telephone
inQuiring about the facts in the case
and wanting to know what could be
done to help in the matter. as his or
ganiZation would have Il meeting that
night. The public will be kept adj
viscd about the matter. 1t may he
we'll to add that Mr.. Miner called up
on President Wilson to speak out
against the East st. Louis riots "a
Col. Roosevelt had done, and also de-
mandcd that the Department of JUS
ticc should hold the guilty parties to
strict accountability.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
\ QUESTION or CONSTITUTIONAL.
GUARANTEES.

After some delay, the information
came that the matter would go over
uatl Monday. He could come down
then and see about the matter. Editor
Mitchell then sent out inquiries as
10 whether the constitutional guaran-
tees Of the freedom OF speech and the
liberty oi the press had been suspend
"a. lie also wanted To know whether
~ not u ccnSo"Sh,H hal been c~iab-
liShcd in this neighborhood and by
Wh,'m. 1t is hardly advisable al this
time TO state just what was done,
Suffice il 10 say that he went to Wash
ington last Tuesday. after having pre-
yiouSly written a letter 10 Postmaster
General \. S. BurlcSon concerning the
same
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
THE ELkS RALIN
Editor John Mitchell, Jr. Delivers
I'm Address to Thcm

Capital City Lodge of Elks has re
hoVat"d and improved the Elks
iioihc at the corner Of Second
ANA Fcdcral streets, which place
was recently purchased by them.
ne club rooms are admirably fur
nlShrd. SOFT drinks are on sale and
me pool tables there make the "old
i'hcrN lccl AT home, Last Sunday
al lterhoon was the occasion Of a rally.
ral'"r John Mitchell, Jr.. was the
sa'@' ol the occasion. having been
invited there To deliver an address.
unalrman Andrew j. Brown presided.
nc scriptures were read by MIR. w
Brown.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
THE PLANETS RELEASED.

The edition of the Planet Of the Ith
inst. was released last Thursday
morning and the carriers proceeded
to deliver them to the subscribers in
various parts Of the city. The fact
that this edition had been held up
spread Throughout the city and many
sent to the Planet Office to secure
copies of the edition.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
TICKETS or ADMISSION.

These could be readily obtained bv
applying to the Scrgcant-at-Arms OF
the Senate. The time was so limited
that they did not care to do this and
so they waited for me at one of thc
windows. We went down TO the Hall
OF Fame. Then we returned to the
entrance and the attendant released
the hand satchcl and we passed ont
into Pennsylvania Avenue. ! Thought
or Frederick Douglass home. where
more than twenty-five years ago | had
visited him and had received compli.
mcntS from him upon my artistic abil.
lllcS and sterling services to the race
|" which | belong, that will last me
TO my grave
FREDERICK DOUGLASS OLD
We went To the Navy Yard gate and
read the sign there, "No Visitors AL.
i"Wcd.' As wc did not have time 10
(Continuci On Fifth Page
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
tOI.oRED TROOPS THERE VET.

We talked first one thing and then
another. Just before We entered Wash
inHt"n. we could see the camp ul the
National "uard recently mustered III
10 service. The ro'Orcd troopers
were still there. Arriving in Wash.
lh&t"n. we soon transacted our bust
ness. had intended returning to
klrhmonu al 800, but a holiday feel.
ing took possession OF us and we were
dlSpo%cd 10 80 over To Baltimore, Md
Long distance calls disclosed the fact
that most of our Baltimore friends
were enjoying summer outings. We
doc'dcd I" stay in Wa, hiurton. We
;n, la'""~ !. Tab" ~No
ne h]' very nnpr, o3cr his suCC> -
III Il case tnat involved IL $1,000 Zee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
no nATCIIEL !RMlTTED.

In rooms adjoining We itunu At.
lorncy Royal y. Hughes, brother to
the skilllul DR. William II. Hughes,
Of this city. Later, we decided to see
some OF the sights OF Washington. Dr
II. jefferson Su%"c%trd that we see
Congress, and ;S the United States
H%llaic Was III session. We went there.
"" had no sooner entered the door
lhan the attendant informed DR.. T..
X. Jefferson, who carried my hand
bag, thai he could not take that in
the building with him If he would
open 1t and let him see the contents.
he would check it Tor him. Or JET
icrS"n readily consented and we left
il i'll his charge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

MIS-. TdA r. EhArilN, $. Sccrctarl
National Ideal Beneficial Society. i.
lAN!n& a much needed rest at Bav
shore Hotel, Bufkroc Beach. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11
PREMISES INSPECTED.

)r r. X. Jefferson, who was pres
eh' also spoke words Of encourage.
hl"hl. prayer was offered by Rev. J.
W. iTEor, after which the assemblagc
wa" dismissed and an inspection Of
'he premises took place. \ new
sraholthlc fence is being erected
under the supervision OF the Ladies'
auxiliary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

~ yer "1S offered by Erotnor j l..
Nhlte, after which introductory re-
marks were made by Worthy Exalted
Rulcr Harrison Dcane. Mir. Cary
wheaton then in Il most fclicitous
address introduced the speaker the
afternoon. Mr.. John Mitchell. in. He
gave practical information on finance
and thrift and explained how the in
d'hicdncSS OF the lodge could be east
~ Iiuuldatcd. His address was ap.
p'Audc" and at it's conclusion a rising
N''o ol thanks WAS rendered the
speaker. Mr.. w. S. Cowan spoke and
Mt Stewart Minor sang = solo
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-11

MISS Goldlc T.. DcbbrcsS and sis.
ter, Mrs Edna Coles are enjoying them.
serves on their northern tour. They
are now in Germantown, Pa
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-20

Governor Cats has removed Sner-
if Dowling from Office in Duval coun-
ty. and appointed Hayes Lewis 10
take the position. The charge
against Bowling is misfeasance and
malfeasance in office, but the real
reason for his removal is to give
Lewis a lob in payment of a political
debt. Bowling is a very popular
man and is serving his second term
as sheriff. No doubt that the state
senate will reinstate him in 1919. Mr
Lewis used to be a democrat, but
now he is a Cattacrat. He is mroe
a citizen of Jackson than OF Duval
county. and, he he say himself, was
on his farm near Mariana when he
received notice of his appointment
He couldn't be elected sheriff of Du
val in a race against Bowling to save
his life. The removal of Dowline
and appointment of Lewis has beer
expected. Similar instances are al
most certain to follow. Cats cam
furnish jobs to half his henchmel
| without putting out off office mel
whom the people have put in.-Ocal;
Star
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-20
NOTICE OF MASTERS sALF

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of a certain decree made and rendered
on May 1st, A. d. 1917, by the Honorable John
). Edwards, Judge of the Circuit Court in and
for Polk county. Florida. in Chancery. In a
certain cause therein pending wherein Eliza
A. Blaine is complaint and Helen Brooks
Smith is defendant, the undersigned special
master In Chancery. h-med in said decree.
will offer for sale and sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash. at public outcry before
the south door Of the court house in Barlow,
Folk County, Florida. on Monday June 4,
1917, and within the legal hours of sale, the
following described property situate in Polk
County, Florida. to-wit:
Five acres, more or less on Lake Hollings-
worth beginning at stake on the margin OF
said Lake seventy rods south Of section line
dividing sections twenty and twenty mine in
township twenty eight south and range twenty
four east. and running east 1888 feet, thence
south 1873 feet, thence east $50 feet, thence
south 2045 feet. thence west 1910 feet to the
margin Of said lake; thence in northeaserly
direction along the margin Of said lake, Il
the point of beginning; reserving. however. q
strip running northward and southwark
through said tract thirty feet for public
road where said road is now located, to sat
isfy said decree and costs.
A. r. CARVER.
Special Master
KELSEY BLANTON, Solicitor for Complainant
641(
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-20
NOTICE or APPLICATION OF GUARDIAN
FOR LEAVE TO SELL MINORS LANDS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
dersigned Guardian Of Emma Lou Mcleod, Ida
r Mcleod Genevieye Mcleod and Dora Nc
Leod. minors, heirs Of Jesse d. Mcleod, de-
CEASED. will apply to his honor, Judge Kelsey
Blanton at his office in Barlow Florida, on
the End day Of July. A. d. 1917, at 10 a. m.
or as soon thereafter as petition can be heard
for leave to sell at public or private
sale the interest of the said min
Crs in the following described property locat.
cd in Polk county, Florida, to-wit:
Southwest quarter (SWA) Of the northeast
quarter tNEA) Of section ten uO), and the
east three -fourths (E 3-4) Of the northeast
quarter (NEA) Of the northeast quarter
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-20

Seamen of the United Stats
receive five dollars per mont
for service aboard submarine
one dollar a day when subme'!
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-20

(NEA) of section nine 49, all &
thirtytwo (32 south. range twei'yi
east:
That the interest OF the said ml,
said property for which appicat&
made for leave to sell is an Undy..
seventh 90 interest each in the "a
erty, less a dover interest Of Ida
IDA I. MCLEOD Gua
SPENCER & BRYANT,
Attorneys for Guardian
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-22
RID STOMACH OF
GASES, SOURNESS,
AND INDIGESTION
"pApe's DsApEpsiNr RELIEVES
arOAbcH DISTRESS ~ FIVE
MINUTES

NnH hpnf rant ID slow rr.sas ehrn
gof HiomarH is iid ur aH Haffflaln
"nf nf mfnfli aHe sour stomach
81 tp" valuable snH ml.Hf lUH. o.
D. ih otasfit drlfs
imira larar.In D. uafsI nf is
speed BOZ eislHs feIlff rs nHunl,sst
hsHs rs nffHiH uNftHns sst.u ln
HHfus ehs enaf r.ass fDmrca-
ifa pni0k rrlof iu hfIeafftan fsapep
rn ant saslrna ehtn lsH-aa bf iid
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over
hu fnla wnnaeifII rfomnrh .re.f
rrrf iu fuHf Uem. En.. Do n..
sDf hrso nnF.cfuH esre from aas
Hfua Store and fHrn 10 anyone shoali
fff aNmrtnlHs einon doesn't arrer
atu1 Them, b ehai tnri eaf ltta la a
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reaf'h fnNt renrmfHr a .aan at
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