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DE NOGALES, ARIZ.

NOGALES. ARIZ, mayo En-
Ia Residential dc la sonora Carmen de
Eaznuez. sta en- Sonoita Avenue. tu-
vo luga- Ell domingo ultimo. IN bale
al cual concurrio 10 mas elegante Y
10 mas florido de Ia Sociedad de am
pcs Nogales.
Una orqucsta perteneciente 4 una
dc las banGas militares fue la que a
menizo Ia reunion : un punch calientc
fue serviGo Il media noche. para obse-
Guiar 4 toda IA c~oncurrencia.
Dicho bale ruvo una animation
.conpleta Y fu2 motive para que ,
e<a Residential So rcUn:eron muchas
fanilias que por cauSG del desticrro
aun no habian tenido oportunidad de
congregsrSe en- un SOLO salon, en- don
de Ia algeria Y la animation reinara
de una m2nera tan franco cono rel
naron en- aQueila noche.
La c~oncurrencia. como altes sc dice,
fue de 10 mas selecto.
ALI estaban las senoras Carmeia
de Nerrillez. Beatriz de Monteverde.
Jesus de ArizmenGi. Remligia T. de
Gutierrez. Ana /. de Maytorena. Lu-
cia 8. de ParedcS. Margarita de Ra-
Imirez, Carmen de VAGUE. Y Carmen
5. de Gonzalez.
Senoritas: Aurora Gutierrez. Ca
'rina Monteverde. Natalia Peck, Sofia
Gutierrez. Guadalupe SuareZ. Cruz
Maytcrena. Antonio Pujol. Dolores
Peck. Ernestina Agueros. Elolsa Mas
carenas. Amelia Monteverde. Carmeia
Romero. Anita Maytorena. Maria Te-
resa Ruiz. Carlota Larriva, Emilia
Voolfolk. Emilia Larriva, Rosa Palo-
mares. aida Castaneda. Margarita
Ramirez. Isabel Larriva. Adela Mon
tito. Manuela Sarreda, Refugio Men
dez. Francisco Pujol, Adriana Barre
da. Carmela Montijo, Otilia Sojor,
ousz, Ida Ramirez. Carmen Lopez.
Guadalupe Lizarraga Y Mariana S
pence
Senores: Francisco .Ahumada. Al
berto Montsverde, Ramon Raphael,
| Fortunate Mexia. Juan .Arizmendi.
! David c. Mireles. Arturo Ortiz. 6er-
snardo Salazar. Renato +. Ruiz. Limo
Carrasco. Ignacio Pesqueira. Jose NJ.
Paroles. Eduardo RAMIREZ, Manuel
lLacarra, Pedro Embrick. Enrique
Nonteverde. Alfonso Avilez. Jose 4.
| Montiio. Fernando T~orreblanca. Raul
Romero. Gustavo Ruiz. Dr.. ]. \. An
drew. Raul Lacarra, Joaquin Tore
blanca, Alberto Joffroy. Arturo Or
tiz. Manuel Mon:ijo, John Raphael.
l. de la Tore. Juan Sainz, Francis
CO Herrera. c. Richardson. Ignacio
Gaxiola. Eduardo Camou. J. Antillcn
Homobono R. MARQUEE. Pomposo Sa-
lazar. A~ustn Voolfolk, c lsnaei
Ruiz.
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HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuartos ,impio. = ba-
-atos. Prccics cspecia!es por semsna. eo4
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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APUESTAN A QUE AiEMANlA So
10 FIRMARA Ell TRATADO
DESPUES DE UNA RE-
VOLUClON.
-n r.n-1, ,G-r "A PREkSt.

Del S---.'n E-p-~a! oG-s "A PRENSt.
LONDRES. Mayo 30.-Hoy todavla
Sc hicieron algunas apueStas &c dine
70 4 que los alernaues soiamente fir
maran ell tratado de paz despues dc
r~evclucion que eche por terra al
gobierno actual.
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G.. MENDEI

T'rutas y l,gunb-.s &c todas classes chiIes en-
yinagrc. Envio .or cOrreo o express cuaiouier
cAntidaG. Pida lista DC articrios nncxicanos.
2iS Matamoros ST. San Antonio. Texas.
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Cusndo ~recesite lioros en- espanol,
diri;ase a lgnacio E. Lozano, lis \.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas
NO DELE QUE PERDURE

La tos que queda despues de una
gripa o Ell cualquier otro case de TO-
sss persistentes pueden e curadas.
jos. Gillard, 14S Fillmore St, Nash
vile. Tenn. dice: "Sufria de una
de esas toses secas que me mortifl-
caba espantosamente. pero desde que
tome Foly's Honey and Tar" me he
aliviado completamente. De venta
en- toSaa las Boticas. (Adv.l
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SE DESEA szher cl yaradero dc Ros. Ro-
dc Meuedcin. quicn salio &c cstl cl uiti-
nc sabaGo II con Tumbo dssconocido. =
lratificara = Ia persona que dc infoCm"
1 B. Rodcric. li2j Guadalupe s.. San An
..;o. Texas. l3ii
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Sc RENTAN cuartns veutiiad1s cerca cen
nc, para personas sin fami!ia. en- 80 Dwye.
Ave.
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ARRENDAMLENTOS

Sc RENTA TN euarto amubciado prcPio para
aatrin,onio o para dos eahalieros. Centrieo
= bara:o. Info7nan 32l Brooklyn ave. o
Telcfono CT. 1853. %
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GRATIS, ENTERAMENTE GRATIS.-De-
seamcs intrcducir nueStra mcrcancia cntfc
nucvos march2ntes. y per 10 nismo, hacemos
Ia siruiente ofcrta: Mandenos su nombre y q
dc 10 personals mas. con sus co~rresponcicn-
ties dircccioncs. : por su rToiestia C REMIT
rcnos Dor correo. librc &c porte. IN hermo-
so cromo a~rtisticc o r~ciiEiosc. tanano l+H20.
Haea,o hoy mismo di-iciendcsc a Ia siguien-
to direction. Peoples Supply Store, F.. San
chez Cara. P. O.. Box 81. Laredo. Texas.
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G.

De- las oonociGas AAQUiNAS PARA CO.
SER SINGER. Todos cstils. taller : zapa-
tc-ia. Contado : PLACES. Rccitcnsc en- cucn-
"a maquinaS usadas So paSa buen prerio.
MaquinaS rucras SINGER en- Gambia de
caballos, muias. bugcieS. Singer y otraS
n,a-cas de sccUnda nanc como nucvas {:
rararti=adas. mIy har:Itas, vercGn a vcTlas.
Alamo Sewing Machine Co. go So. Alamo.
TCietono Travis 5ISo. t"5l
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ENSENANZA

VICENTE LAR!OS. P~-o.cso- dc piaro {:
a'umnU del Conscrvato-io dc Musira dc ia
Ciuda. de Mexico. boy cl*se: 4 Gor1ici!io.
Precios c6nhodos. 49, North ST. Ic!cfOao
TAQUiGRAEIA y TENEDURIA DE LIZ
BROS Tor si5;cms ruy practice y baran.
JigEits. Hicks Bldg. Altos de Ia botiea
Wagner.
LECCfoNES DC PIANO Y CANTO a dc.
micilio. precjos coaNcuc!onales. PROFESoh
FELIX RUANO. srsdUado CT los Conserya-
torios &c Paris y Madrid. Recibc "rderes Sl9
h.ora!cS 81. &c hzbla frances y cparo!-
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:TiENE listed $4,000? In
~viertalos en- la compra de terreno Y
casa con 4 cuartos. en- magnificas con-
diciones. bucn barrio Y Il tres cua-
dras del ~tranyia.. lnformes en- $40
Helena Avenue. (SD.
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GRATIFiCARE con $1,000 a uuicn me de-
vuclva an rot-u negro 7crdido recicntementc
so i.ansvlcu Avenue. Toll |
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LNPRESORES: - ST nccesitz esquelas de
defunci6a. sTaajns. estilo mcxieano. eseriba
p:G;endo prcc:cs ) mucstras 4 IEnscio p
Iosano. lis i. Santa POSE Ave, San Az
torio. Texas.
Sc VENDEN MUY BARAToS COS bussics
en- perfectas condolences. 0curran 2jl Daw-
son 81. Telefono Travis $3.50.
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- "a apariclOa : d-saparrcion de !os mrne-
r9s que Ran 6e deci-i- e essaeo de aSmPe-
1ananc 81, por ~ paISaGas- DEbLDa-
AENTE GARANTIZADO. Sc envla compile
70 y con tc-monctro ! toGas parties. {. o..
D, al reci5o dc $3.50. No sc Gnecc SIN cno
&C estns ba-omctros. Maade I5c- extra. pa
"a Sastos dc eor-eo-
FISHLEIGH ( COMPANY.
Dept Z. u. C5ie4So. IL.
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EMPLEOS
Sc NECES1TAN AGENTES

Sc N~ECESrTAN Is zapsteros inmediatanen-
&c. Diriiansc 4 40 West Commerce 81. t2f
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ECONOMIC PHARMACY
40 Ruiz Street. Tclefono Travis 3s42.
San Antonio, Texas.
En- esr Farnacia, que aeabarnos dc ms
talar. encontrara I'd. TODD 10 concerniente
al ramo y que no haya en- Ell lusar dc 5u
Residential.
Esrcciatnente nos 6ediczmos al trata-
miento de las enfermedades de "a sangre
= sus derivadoe.
Coasll,enos I'd. sin pcrdida dc ITEM
30 y quedara satisfecho. no importa de
quo SC tatc. ID. recibira condensation in
mediate 4 su cntera satisfaction.
Dirija I'd. tods su correspondence \
la siguiente direction:
r. GOMEZ Y GA.
40 Ruiz Street San Antonio, Texas.
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Sc SUPLlCA 4 las pc-sonas QUO hayan i5o
en- ell tren que Sc descarrilo el r,artes Ii de
Mayo, a las 6 p. m. en- L. esquina de- las
GALES Soledad = Houston. que hablen a Mr..
Robertson. Crockett a455. i2l
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PRESTAMOS


MEXICANo DE 50 amos de cdad desca en-
tabiar re3ciones con scnorita ncxicana de
IS a 20 amos dc edad. obieto m~atrimonio.
Debe ser honrada y de bucnas c~ostumbres.
Quien sc ~inteEese puede dirigirsc a Asustin-
b.. Rodriguez, ideal. Colo. 90.
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S DE- OCAS/ON
PROFESSIONALS

Ell DIR. PALoMO saI6ra PARA Mexico y Nue.
va YORK =, ) de JUNO. En- esta section ayi-
sara su rcgreso para resrudar Ia aueneion
dc su clientele.
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4. D. c.
CHfROPEICTOR.
C---.-- Dill

Cu-a toda clase de entcrnedadcs sin Ell
use de medieinas ri ciruEia- Ccrebro. ner-
vios. CLOS, oiio5. nariz. garEanta. coraZon,
pG!mo2cs, cst6rtigo. higsdo, intcstinos. riho-
ne-. vcjiga y Intermediates DC schoraI. ST
listed esta csnsado dc yer mei,cos sin re-
sultsoo. vis::enc y le dcnostrarc como. por
medic dc Ajus.es Chiropractico5 en- ST. es-
pins Gors.... pucdc -eeobrar Ia salad sin uss-
r1edieinas nj sufrir opcraeione. ESPECIAL
a:cncion 4 las intermediates cronicas y =
Intermediates dc NINCS.
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AUTONOEIL Chevrolet, . pa~saieros en-
muy bucnas conoicioncs. en- $4,000.
T. Dc Jos Santos. o07 Do.orss ST. Tee-
fonu Travis 6s5g.
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Sepa Id, como esta el
tiempo de manana

Escc ~Ea-omsyro,
u,sinc uodelo. ls
LI-a CPo-tU1anc7-
t. 81 ~tsdo del
hast - he
InIc 0ac;on
lGSIete,
sino. a. contrarlo
e~'llsrG-ccn
. -rs.-i~LC c@ra
= oot-Lc - tEabaJa
o
Eoui.o. siSzrcc Y
~c~-du-sblc. Ia par
> ince~ssa7te &C
ste insEunento
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PESOUlSAS

GRATIFlChRE con $500 4 Ia persona que
me proporciune i~n!ornras lie mi hilo Fran
cisco Nachi. DE Is amos DC edEd. moreno
' dc ; pies dc ~estatGrs. TODD informc sohrS
81 particular di-ijase d Santiago Nachi, i5"G
". 3Sth ST.. Chicago III.
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Sc VENDE UN NEGOCIo quo proporciona
u;iiidades Dr. $4,000 a $4,000 por scmGna-
Oeurran 2@5 North Laredo ST. 81
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lDR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Medicine ,
| eirugia ne general. Hotel Monterrey, Guar
tos l y >. 100 S. Santa Rosa A:e. Telefe-
nos CT. 2676 y c.. 1909.
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MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,

&bogado Aexicaro. Consu:tas Y Documents
zones juriaieas con-ernieptes i leyes y nezos
cos &C Mezieo. 7o5-Tp CApIcs Bldg. Fl Pa
-. Tsxa.
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SONETOS Y SONATAS.
Poesias por el Lie. Miguel BolanoS
Cache. In tOmo rustica. impreso en-
magnifico papel, S1.25. Pidase a la
Casa Editorial Lozano, San Antonio,
Texas.
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EORRAJE

PUEDE listed conseguir toda clasc de TO-
-raIeS al por mayor = rcDcr, en- Isl Dawson,
ST. Tel. Travis $3.50. !
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vENDo EN- ABoNos maquinas dc eose-
SINGER" difercntes c~stiioS: Fon6Erafos
"COLUM8IA''. pianos y maauinas &c escri-
biz OLIVER. FENDO AL C0NTADO
d;scos "COLUMBlA". maauinas SINGER"
usadas. n!uy bcratas. Glasses de borcado
GRATIS. Sc HACE HEMSTTICHING a dieS
ccltavos yards. =. dc los Santos. Tel TT.
6s5a. COZ Do!orcsa st.
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ACoRDEoNES TRIPLES. a!cmanes. con Is
oajos. woes &c accro. $685. cada uno. Sur
lido cor,o. Ordenclos .cieSrafisa.acntc antes
quo So acaben. LA CASA MEXlCANA. Box
lj6. Chicago. III. tSll
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.VENnO EN- ABONOS sratonolas CoLUM-
BIA con si.o0 al contad' Y Sl.c0 semanario.
Solzcna, Je6 So. LAREDO ST. San Antonio.
Texas. t6l
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SOMBREROS PARA SESORAS.
Sc hacen o ccmronen, Sa-anttEindo RATS
faction complete, Z p-ecics qac no admiten
con- oetc,cia. EspecisIidnd cn sonbreros para
r,iias. ScnSa listed a VERNE y Gpedara con-
yencida. Sra. l.. g.. dc Valdez, $50 w. Ro-
rIanR St
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VENTAS

DISCOS COLUMBIA. Nosotros tenemos los
CUE anznciar las dcrias cssas. Nuestro sur
lido es tan vaiiaGo como cStsrso. Nuevo
prc-io. S. cts. cada 4 j. n.
Foes & Hnc.. FIc=Sviic. Texas t22)
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Sc RENTAN dos cuartcs a famiiia hono-a-
bic &c rocas personals SrsndcH. Oeurrzn a
la Prensa" y ~pIcSuntcn pez a ST.. .s<lHsx
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BAHAMAS CoMPUTADoRAS ALTOONA
TICAS ie ;odas clsSes &c vcaceH, caEbtar o
reparan. H. Z. Ha-sis. 5os Main Ave. Cru
ckett 1924.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-14
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS.

Youngstown, Ohio, June l0--IIaZcl
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. jesse
Parker, is very ill.,
Louisa Edward Court, No. 30 will
meet the second Wednesday in June.
Logan Lodge No. 4, *. OF p. will
meet the second Thursday and eject
officers.
Miss Lucy Skatcn, OF Cleveland,
is the guest Of her sons, Hayes and
David Skatcn, $40 w. Myrtle Ave
Mrs. Susan Holmes. OF LacIcdc
Street is On the sick list.
Mrs. Edward Smiley is home from
tho hospital.
The infant Of Rev. and Mrs. John
Fogburn, of Parmlcc Avenue is very
i'll at this writing.
Miss Mary Evans. the noted evan
golist will be i'll the city June IT
at Oak Hill Avenue \. NJ. E. Church.
Subject, "a Trip Through the Holy
Land"
large number Of out-of-town
people spent Decoration Day in the
city.
Wilbur Barr and G. w. and Lloyd
Lacey, while moving some household
goods from the home of Nathan
johnson for Mrs. Johnson, both
white. were shot by Johnson. Barr
has slight chance for recovery. The
Lacey brothers will be out Of the
hospital soon.
Mrs. Charles Jackson and Mrs
Hattie Harper spent few days in
Mt. Vernon.
Rev. w. 0. Harper will leave
this week for Atlantic Civ for bic
vacation.
Rev. Henry Johnson spent a few
days in Parkcrsburg, w. Va.
Rufus Dun has the rheumatism.
Miss Estcllc Cyres, OF Salem spent
a few days with Lucille hurry, Sharon
Line.
Mrs. James Milan, ago co years,
died May 16. She was born in War
renton County, N. G. and had been q
resident in this section about II
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First Mount Olive Notes.

King and Queen County, Va, June
10.-Priyatc Lee AlsOp returned
home last week, after spending sew
cral months in France. His family
and many friends were glad to wei
come him home.
The funeral of Deacon Clay Holmes
of First Mount Olive Church was
conducted last Sunday. \ large
crowd was present.
Mr.. Charlie Nelson was arrested
and placed in Jail last Sunday for
shooting Mr.. Willie Brace who when
last heard from was in serious
condition.
Among the large number gradual
ing from the Academic Department
of Virginia Union University on
June ), was Mr.. II. NJ. Ruflin, son
Of Rev. y. r. RufIin.
-" delegates who were sent to
represent the First Mount Olive
Sunday School in the Raikes Sunday
School Convention made a splendid
report last Sunday. We wish that
more Of our people would attend
such grand bodies.
Rev. r. N. Lawson left last Mon
day for Hampton, where he attended
the Training School for Community
Workers.
There is still a large number on
the sick list. We trust that those
who arc sick may soan be out again.
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WHITE AND EOLORI,D IIAHOR
UNITE.

1hc action Of the Virginia Fedora
ton OF Labor in session at AlcNan-
dria, Va, in clecting Mr.. w. c. Page
member OF the Executive Board of
that great organization shows Il far
Sight cdncss on the part OF that organi-
cation that should not be minimizcd.
1t is impossible for labor to make a
successful fight in the Southland in
particular and i'll the Norlh-land in
general without the active aid and
cooperation Of the laboring colorcd
men OF the country.
1t is TO The interest Of the capital
lists to keep these two factors part
The talk about the race issue can well
be regarded with dcrision on The part
OF the labor leaders themselves. They
want To win and the support of these
colorcd elements is essential to this
winning. II is alleged that colorcd men
voted for Mr.. John IT. Hall, Jr, Of
Portsmouth as President and he won.
If any Of the colored men voted for
Mr.. George T.. Wilcox and he accept
cd their votes. this should stop him
and his friends from criticiZiEg the
successful candidate along this par
ticular line. For our part, we shall pay
no attention to the critics Of the state
organization. That body acted wise
1y and we'll and the colored members
conducted themselves in manner to
ed people who are wcaty of this race
win communication from all fairmind-
question and tired OF the people who
are cternaly striving to bring strife
between the races.
Colorcd folks are understanding the
white folks and white folks arc I'M
derstanding the colorcd folks. Let us
have peace.
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CHEERING NEWS FROM THE DE
pUrlES OVER THE FIELD.

Encouraging and inspiring reports
were rendered. ny the following de
puticS; Rev. G.. :. C&rtrr; Dr. \. y.
Remnant; Cap. Il. W. Gould; David
Brown: Y. y. Carter; G.. !. Branrh
Edward Scott; Paul Thomas, Rev. ID.
II. Banks; c. T.. Waller, J. IL. Der
soy; S. 5. tonaway; lEcv. NJ. }. Bell
II. Z. Alexander; w. G.. Watson. J.
II. Smith; T.. \. Douglas; Il. T..
Smothcrs; G.. Y. Robinson; T.. b.
Wilson; L. b. Brown; J. T.. Jcilcr-
son; b. l.. Sorrcls and Annie L..
Smith. They all reported the work as
tclnE thoroughly alive in their rcSpcc
tive fields and under the tongue OF
good rcputc 10y people outside of the
order: that while they felt cncour-
aged over the work done this year
that they saw bright prospects for
greater achievements during the com
inr year.
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WHITE LABORING MAN HERE.

me central Labor Council Of this
city took long step backwards at its
meeting last Wednesday night, when
it gave As one Of the reasons for with
drawing from the State Federation Of
Labor the election to the Executive
Committee Of w. G.. Page, a colored
laborer Of Newport News, Va, whose
home is said TO be in Norfolk. It had
hceIA hoped by the conservative whito
and cofored people Of this State that
the race question would be rclagatcd
to the past and that the fraternaI feel
ing between tho white and colorcd
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-14

Franklin, Va. June o.--IIon. John
Mitchell. Jr.. Gr2nd Worthy Coun-
scllor Of tho Order Of Ca'anthc. ac-
companicd by Miss NJ. l.. Chilcs,
Grand Worthy Hc2istcr of Deeds:
DR.. T.. X. jefferson, Grand Master
OF EXchcuUcr Of tho Grand Lodge:
Miss Eva G.. Davis and Miss Sadie
Walker arrived in our town about
100 \. NJ. yesterday morning in tho
Stanley Steamer from Richmond. Va.
The PARTY left Richmond about
3 90 O'Clock Saturday and wcrc duo
to arrive about $50 or q :0o u. NJ.
but owing to the condition Of the
car they had been much delayed ut
Chesterfield Court House for three
hours and Il half until Il machiniSt
from Richmond repaired or rc-tiNcd
what he had Improperly fixed few
days previous, after which they pro-
cccdcd on their journey.
The anxious candidates had re
manned until after twelve rs Mr..
Mitchell had phonCd he was on his
way down. Then they feared he had
encountered other troubles and they
reluctantly returned to their homes.
Sunday morning the ladies of tho
party attended morning services and
were introduced TO the congregation,
after which Miss ChilcS made SGmc
timely remarks relative to tho cir
cumStanccS Of the delay and an
nouncrd that It would he unusual
in our day to organize Il Court ON
Sunday hut as the initiation was Il
Religious ceremony for good and our
grandmothcrS used to meet on Sun
day we feel there would be no harm
therein and at zoo o'clock the Court
would be instituted.
Long before that time members
were seen vending their way TO the
Pythian Castle, where 81 were ready
to enter the Order Of Calanthe Of
Virginia. The members were delight
cd with the initiation. Mr.. Mitchell
was assisted by Miss Chilcs, DR.. JEFF
fcrSon, Miss Davis, Miss Walker.
Miss l'rquhart and other members OF
pcarly Gate Court of that town.
This is the second Court gotten
mp by Miss Ada l'rquhart, Il public
school teacher of Franklin and Mr..
Mitchell highly complmcntcd her on
her excellent work. The Court will
be known as Franklin Court and will
meet ut pythian Castle at 100 p
NJ. every second and fourth Friday
in each month.
The following are the officers OF
the new Court: w. c., Mrs. Erdir
Smith; W. lnr., Mrs. Mary Dclk;
w. Ink. Mrs. Gertrude plummer;
w. o., Mrs. Mary Ash; w. Il. OF
d., Mrs. Gertrude Twitty; w. r.
OF A., Mrs. Bessie Myrick: w. II .
OF Deposits, Mrs. pattic Boldcn; W.
$. d., Mrs. noncy b. Boykin; w.
j. D., Mrs. Hattie Oliver; w. Con.
Mrs. Gertrude Scott; w. Asst. Con.
Mrs. NaSclcna Britt; w. Escort,
Mrs. Eunicc Duke: w. Herald, Mrs. .
Minnie Perkins; w. Protector, Mrs.
lHudora Rodgers: Grand Representa-
tive, Mrs. Mary Dclk; Trustees. Mrs.
Mary Dclk. Is months; Mrs. lGunicc
Duke, - months; Mrs. Erdic Smith
6 months. .
The party left at SIS for Rich
mond leaving best wishes for Il safe
pleasant trip from the citizens of
Franklin. Mr.. Robinson Davis was
in charge Of the machine and per
formed the duty with honor to HIM
self. Mr.. Harry Hubbard was with
the party and helped also. !
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GOOD FINANClAL CODIrlON OF
TIE ORDER.

In the report Ct the treasurer, V.
\. Garter il was stated that during
the year over aud above expenses
several thousand dollars rs a balance
had been deposited in 1hrcc banks to
tho crcdl, of our organization. He
showed tha, the order was in Il good
financial condition.
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The white folks arc unusually
these days. They have decorated
Richmond's streets for returning col
orcd soldiers. 1t seems to us that tho
sight" Still, the Colorcd folks arc
approaching the favor.
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MARY STEVENSON. -. Plaintiff
against In Chancery
DAVID STEVENSON. :. Defendant
The object OF this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond
OF matrimony by tho plaintiff from
the defendant, upon the ground OF
desertion.
And an AFFIDAVIT having been made
and fled that the defendant, David
Stevenson, Is a nonresident Of the
State OF Virginia, is is ordered that
he appear hero within fifteen days
after the due publication OF this or
der and do what may DO necessary
to protect his interest herein.
\ Copy-Tcstc:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
j. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, p. q.
11l7 E. Marshall Street.
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These arc good times and people
who do not save the money that they
are making will have only themselves
10 blame.
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years. She leaves one daughter. Miss
Martha Tillman; William Milan, Il
son in this city; Nathan Milan. son,
California and Il brother, Charles
Fiu$, Richmond, Va. and nine grand
children.
Oak Inn Avenue. William b. Saun-
dcrS, Agent.