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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
The Ideal Nursery Reunion

You and your friends are most
cordially invited to attend the Annual
May day exercises and reunion Of the
Ideal Nurseries of Richmond Distrcr
of the Supreme Lodge Of the N. I. B.
Society me-, Sunday May 25th,
1919; $3.50 p. NJ. at Hood A. NJ. e.
Zion Temple Corner Adam and Clay
streets. Rev. p. r. Flack, B. D.,
pastor. An excellent program will
he rendered.
The children will meet at the Ideal
Hall at 2:30 and march to tho church
escorted by the Board of Managers.
The parents Of the children are earn
cstly requested to honor the occas-
ion with their presence.
A. W. HOLMES.
Supreme Master.
ROSA THOMPSON.
Supreme National Lecturer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
RED CIRCLE GIRLS CLUB OPENS
HERE FOR WORK.
Nearly seven hundred psopl, ot-


ended the formal opening Of the
Red Circle Club on Monday night
May 5th. Several hours before the
program was scheduled to begin visi-
tors throngc the building to see the
beautiful club which was about to
be formally given 10 Richmond.
Mr.. Robert Locky, Jr., Secretary of
the Richmond War Camp Communi-
ty Service spoke for he War Camp
Community Service and he was fol
lowed by Mrs. Rosa ID. Bowscr, Dr.
W. Russell Bowie; Hon. John Mitch
ell, Jr., DR.. a. A. Graham Of Phoe-
bus, Virginia; Father Cnas. Hanni-
gan and Mrs. Walter S. Nc Neil.
All of the speakers spoke of the
great need OF white work in the com
munity and predicted successful
career for the work so auspiciously
launched. The refreshments were
donated by the Purity Ice Cream Cor
poration. The Progress Orchestra
furnished tho music for tho occasion
and the guests were entertained agree
ably until the closing hour.
Miss Mary Williams and Mrs Fan
mic Turner White entertained their
classes in nursing and stenography
in the Red Circle Club last Wcdncs
day evening. The occasion was tho
finals OF the Bakcr-Armstrong night
School and no pains were spared to
make 1t thoroughly enjoyable. The
spaciou club rooms were beautifully
decorated with wild flowers and the
scheme was exceedingly picturesque.
An entertaining and instructive
program was rendered by tho stu
dents and PROF.. r. G. Erwin deliv-
crcd the principal address. After tho
program Miss Williams was present
cd with portfolio and Mrs Turner
with beautiful box OF stationery by
their appreciative pupils. Refresh
ments were served tho large gather
Ing by tho two popular teachers.
The Saturday Social given in hon
81 Of the visiting soldiers was very
ENJOYABLE affair. Tho soldiers express
ed themselves rs we'll please with
the efforts OF the Red Circle
workers 70 make their leisure hours
pleasant. Among the other activities
of the week were scvcntc IL club meet
ings, the organization Of now clubs,
and several confcrenc on the girl
problem in this community. The
organizer for Girls Work visited Full
ton and Church Hill during the week
with The idea Of eXtcndin.; tho Girls
Work to these sections
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
ASAfE AND NAVN CLUB DOING
MUCH FOR RICHMOND MEN

The Community Sing was address
cd ny Mr.. {. Bernard Giipin on last
Sunday. The address was thoughtful
ard practical and was enthusiastical.
ly received by the audience. While
plans are being made to hold the
sing out of doors, the hour for the be
ginning OF the program in the Re-
formers Hall has been changed to
500 p. NJ.
Mr.. Henri Beaugard, Community
Sing Organizer will be present on
Sunday to assist Prof. w y. Jones
wi Ii the new songs which will be in.
troduced.
An cversea man who spent nearly
six months in the front line trenches
Will be the principal speaker, while
special reading selections and solos
will also feature the program. The
Municipal band has been invited to
give a sacred concert from the front
portico of the Army and Navy club
at 700 p. NJ. Sunday afternoon.
The Community Chorus met as
usual in the club on Tuesday night
and discussed the part it will take in
The great Home Coming Exercises,
July Gth-9th. Many returns are being
-reccived in the contest for the best
song and the best yell to welcome the
colorcd troops. The contest is given
by the War Camp Community Service
and cash prizes to the amount of fiji
ty dollars are offered to contestants
The contest will close Monday May
10Th.
The trip through the Junglcs Civ
en- by the, Elk ladies under Mrs. Mary
Silcr was 4 big success. The ladies OK
pressed themselves as well pleased
with The part of the Ell ,eTtainment
handled by the Army and Navy club
officials
The Boys Brigade contemplate the
organization Of new company of
boys between tho ages of fourteen
and sixteen on the drill grounds at
the Army and Navy Club next Mon
day night. No entrance fec is requir-
ed and the officers want TO complete
their organizations before the boys
arc uniformed. The uniforming Of
the boys will commence within the
next two weeks and an entertainment
for that purpose will be held in the
Spartan Rooms on May nth. The
Army and Navy club is the head
quarters for the Colorcd Victory
Loan Committee and the work of
floating the loan among the colored
people is progressing favorably.
Pl&ns were completed for tho big
Home Coming week which will be
held July Goth inclusive. The 370th
Infantry band (Black Devils) will
give concert in the City Auditorium
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
Allies VIII Wipc Out Austrian Navy.
Peace Terms to Provide for Sur
render OF ALI Ships.

Paris, May 9,-The naval terms
Of the treaty to be presented to Aus
tria, Us they have been completed,
entirely wipe out the Austrian navy.
All the ships of that navy, large and
small arc to be surrendered. Their
disposition among the Allies is to be
adjusted later, Tho drafting commit
tee this afternoon began work on the
treaty as whole.
Both tho Council Of -Four and the
Council of Foreign Ministers resum-
cd their sessions today. The former
is giving special attention to tho in
pending negotiations between tho
Allies and Austria, and the latter is
discussing reports on tho boundaries
of former Austro-Hungarian terrific
ries.
The Austrian peace delegation, nun
boring from forty to fifty persons Is
expected to arrive in st. Germain on
Monday. Information received from
French sources is that the delegation
has not as yet left Vienna owing to
difficulties encountered in selecting
it's members because of differences
of opinion regarding tho proposed
incorporation Of German Austria in
Germany.
Dispatches received indicate that
while Franz Klein president Of the
delegation, favOrs annexation, Prof.
Lammasch another influential men,
Der opposes it and that sentiment
against the proposal is growing. The
rest of the delegation is said to be
divided on the question.
Basel, May 9.-The Austrian peace
delegation advices from Vienna say
will leave the Austrian capital FOR
Paris on Sunday. The majority fact
ion i'm the Austrian National Assem-
bly,, according to report from Wen
ma, has decided to rcnOunce the idea
of tire union Of Gcrman-Austria and
Germany in the interests Of Austria
and world peace.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
Tho Noted Evangelist Hero.

= f Il s + K N q /
Rev, Dr.. w. II. Skipwith the noted
Gospel preacher and singer, has been
III the midst OF n very successful meet
ing i'll the West end for two weeks.
Rev. DR.. Daily OF the Fifth Baptist
Church and people are elated over
the success of their meeting conduct
Cd at an unusal time of by this not
cd Evangelist. So you can readily
see its God and the man, that can
bring success ut an unusal time. DR..
Skipwiih will begin n ten days meet
ing ut Calvary Baptist Church Full
ton, Rcv. G. A. Cobb pastor. begin
ming Tuesday night May Goth.
Fulton Is the place where the
place whore the Evangelist was rear
ed and number Of his relatives are
still in these parts OF course Full
ton Will turn out.
- A. d. NJ.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
Funeral Director Scott and His Now
Funeral Motor Car.

silver hcarse or funeral car as
it is now called is a novelty, but
Robert G. Scott the progressive fun
cral director seen here inqqRAdKLI
cral director has given his patrons
one OF the most agreeable surprises
seen here in a long time. 1t is an
expensive proposition and is motor
hears with Spartan bronze finish.
Mr.. Scot has been congratulated by
his friends and aptrons to whom he
offered a free ride for live people, he
fore he placed therein the dead ones.
This progressive young man invit-
eS the patronage Of the public. Read
his advertisement in another col
umn and give him some Of your bust
ness, The 'cut" of the hearsc shown
elsewhere will give You slight idea
OF its magnificence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17

The friends and public in general
Will be glad to note that Mr.. George
IL. Johnson, who for number Of
years has been in the employ of Mr..
w. l. Johnson, we'll known funeral
director and embalmer, OF this city,
has been admitted to tho firm OF w
|. Johnson and Sons, Inc, Funeral
Directors, Embalmers and Liverymen
rs Secretary and General Manager.
MIR. Johnson recently received his
honorable discharge from the United
states Army and earnestly solicits
tho patronage of the public in gen-
eral and the continued support of his
many friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
APPEAL OF THE VILE.PRESIDENT
OF THE WONiAN'S BAPTIST
STATE EDUCATIONAL
CONVENTION.

Staunton, Va, May, 1919. Dear
Co-workers: A few more DAYS are
loft us before we are called to meet
together in our annual meeting In
Roanoke Va. The work is anon
each OF us and should move us to
vigilance, activity and preparedness
Let us arouse ourselves and boed the
call of duty. Roanoke Is expecting
us and making great preparation for
our coming. 1t should be tho aim
to make this the banner meeting OF
our great Convention in attendance,
helpfulness, inspiration and in rails
ing money for the various interests,
causes Of our Convention.
This can be done if we will do our
best. Let us not wait rs the custom
of some is, until tho very eve OF tho
meeting to collect money; begin now
an mako n creditablc howing ut the
meeting. Conservative cooperation
with enthusiastic awakening will
bring us success. Too many Of us
fec that we have done our duty when
we have built and paid for Churches
and our Church expenses.
Truly it is our imperative duty to
send the Gospel to all parts of the
earth. 1t is further enjoined upon
us to prepare men and women for
the field by educating them, as no
one can serve we'll in this capacity
without being trained. Thus we
have set mp our banner at the Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary and Col
lege at Lynchburg, Va. Will this
Convention let it tr;.:! in the dust
Heed its call. DO all you can to
foster this work President r. G..
Woods and his faculty are expecting
of lis great things this year Let
them not be disappointed. That
cause is awaiting our action, so let
it be needed by hearty response.
We hope to raise this year not less
than $4,000. This is q very mod
crate sum considering our resources
All members Of circles arc asked
to contribute $500. Life members
not connected with q Circle are asked
to give $500. Every Minister and
friend is asked to give as much or
more than one dollar. Pray and
labor for success. Meet lis June 10,
1919.
MRS. NJ. T.. PANNELL,
Vice President.
$40 Sunnyside Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17

y New Lodge ut Franklin, Va,

Franklin, Va. May 13.--Fifty.two
candidates were Installed into the
mysteries OF Pythianism last night
when Grand Chancellor John Mitch
oil, Jr., With his assistants set up
n lodge OF Knights OF pythias which
will be known as Fidelity Lodge. The
lodge was the work Of District De-
putty UrQuhart and his corps Of faith
full workers. The three ranks were
conferred in less than two hours and
the Grand Chancellor was delighted,
He came down in his Stanley steam
or, having made the trip without in
cidont.
Those accompanying tho Grand
Chancellor were DR.. A. A. Tenant,
Grand Medical Register; DR.. e. r.
Jefferson, Grand Master of EXcho-
quer; Past Chancellor, r. w. Whit
ing; Col. r. G. Mitchell; Rev. l..
J. Morris and Sir Robinson Davis.
The following officers of the new
lodge were installed: II. II. Harris
NJ. D., Chancellor Commander: S. E.
Outlaw Master of Work; William
CASTOR Vice,Chancclor; Rev. l.. G..
Outlaw Prclate; Rev. William John
son Master of Exchequer; Rev. Will
liam Davis Master Of Finance; J. r..
Taylor, X. of II. and S. G. G. Kicks
Master at Arms; Walter Council, IN
ner Guard; Billie Jenkins, Outer
Guard; j. ~. Boiling; j. c. Kicks
and John Brown Trustee.
The Grand Chancellor and his as
sociatcs left this morning by road
way for Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
Notice.
Richmond, Va, May

Richmond, Va, May 5, 1919.
Dear Brothcr--We are addressing
you these lines to inform you that
raise a fund of. $1,000 with which to
purchase an automobile for Dr..
Joseph e. Jones our beloved teacher.
to be presented at the commencement
Of the Y. u. U.
For many years DR.. j. +. Jones
has lived and worked among us and
for us, and at no time have we shown
in a tangible way our love, respect
and esteem for him. Every student
and his many friends are asked to
rally to our call.
In order to give the necessary pub
LEFTY to the above mentioned move
mcnt a committee las been appoint
ell out Of the membership Of the Bapt
list Minister'S Conference Of Richmond
ana vicinity. This committee has
been organized and the undersigned
officers Of the same appeal to you for
your cooperation IN making the movs
mcnt a success. The brethren OF Nor
folk have made 4 similar appeal and
VIC are cooperating with them.
You are asked to send your contri
buttons at the earliest possible date
to either one OF the fOlloWi, g:
Rev. r. J J. Mosby, ID. D., Chair
man, 7 e. Clay street; ROY. a. S.
Thomas, d. D.. Treasurer; SIG N.
Fourth Street; Rev. w. II. Johnson
d. D., Secretary, 40 e. Leigh st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
RED CROSS HOME SERVICE FINDS
, ALIOTTEES FOR BUREAU OF
WAR RISK INSURANCE..

The Bureau Of War Risk Insurance
has asked the Red Cross to assist it
in locating 1925 persons to whom
allotment checks have beeh sent and
which were returned to the Bureau
because of incorrect address, removal
from old address, or similar reasons.
Up to May LIST, 1904 persons were
found through the efforts Of Home
Service workers.
The local Red Cross Home Service
Section has list of all checks mis-
directed to addresses in the city of
Richmond. All persons who have
not received their allotment checks,
and who believe they may be among
those missent, are advised to call at
or write to the Home Service Office
and they will assist them in securing
their money.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
FULTON NOTES.

The funeral OF Fred l.. Hassell,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.. Hassell, OF
Fulton, who passed away from this
life last Thursday, May 8, at 12:55
p. M. was preached by Rev. N. b.
Brown, at tho Rising Mt. Zion Bap
fist Church last SundaySnt 1880 A.
M. The Sunday Scliooi ftafnedt out
In full to pay their last tribute OF
respect to their dear class mate.
Rov. J. II. Brown made some interest
ing remarks over the deceased.
Mr.. George Manning had narrow
by falling into an elevator shaft. He
resting in the hospital.
Saul, King OF Israel, one of the
greatest religious dramatic plays in
Richmond will be gwen at tho Rising
Mount Zion Baptist Church, Monday,
May 10, 1919, at $50 P. M. All
arc invited to come and Witness this
most entertaining play staged in six
acts. Admission, flfteon cents.
'rho ID. Webster Davis Mothers
Club will hold its next bi-monthly
meeting at the d. Webster Davis
School, Thursday, May %, 1919, at
eight p. NJ. sharp. Members are
earnestly asked to come and bring Il
new mcmber each.
Last Sunday morning we had a
very fine gathering in opr Sunday
School, We listened to some fine
remarks by our Assistant Superin-
tendent, Brother Nathaniel Yates.
Last Sunday being Mothers Day,
the members and friends Of the
Church listened to unique sermon
on the above theme at 1870 A. NJ.
by Rev. c. a. Cobbs, our pastor. His
text was taken from Exodus q
Mr.. Beverly Valentine, our Superin-
tcndcnt sang beautiful solo, "Moth-
er's Prayer" AS usual he sang to
the delight of all present. We had
one reclaimed back to the Church
AT $50 P. NJ. Rev. Cobbs
preached to about 500 people, at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Peters
burg, Va, Rev. Eli Tartte, pastor.
He also sang two stirring songs. He
was accompanied by Mr.. C. b. JEFF
ferson, Deputy Superintendent of the
Mt. Calvary Baptist S. S. and Cor
responding Secretary of the Rich
mond Baptist Sunday School Union
Sunday, May IS, $50 p. NJ. the
Surprise Club will give a sacred con-
cert in connection with a pew rally.
Please help us in the great struggle
to raise our $4,000 for the grand
rally theN25th of this month.
Remember May 10, at $50 p. NJ.
there will be at our Church q grand
may queen and trombone drill Mrs.
M. f. Satterficld, manager; Mrs. Ell
Ian Brown, director.
Let us not forget that the Union
Level Baptist Church is remodeling
and that debt ought to claim our
attention also.
Rev. William Tuck q licentiate OF
the Union Level Baptist Church is
fine young Gospel minister and we
appeal to Fulton to throw our arms
around him and help him to go on
to success in Gods name. If our
young ministers need any encourage
ment, and think they I'D, let Fulton
see to it that nothing will be lacking
on their part
Beginning Tuesday, May 20, at s
p. NJ. Rev. Skipwith, our great
preacher and singer will conduct two
week revival services at tho Mount
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. c.. A.
Cobbs, pastor; Nathaniel Yates,
Church Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
Mechanics Star Anniversary.

The twentieth anniversary oxer-
cisos OF the Mechanics Star Beneficial
Club No. 1, and the Ladies Auxil-
iaries Gibbs Numbers and T, will
be held at EbeneZcr Baptist Church
Sunday, May 25, 1919, at 3:30P. M e..
The public is cordially invited.
Peter II. II. Jones, president;
Joseph Fl. Stokes, chairman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17

George A. Custer Post, G.. A. r.
and William a. Hankins Camp, No .
6 will hold its meeting each Friday
S p. NJ. at Prices Hail. to arrange
for memorial services, which take
place on the 30th Of May. The pa
rade will form at Army and Navy
Club, 90 West Clay Street. All
clubs and organizations are asked to
send committee to these meetings
Gus Iopson, chairman; G.. L..
Branch, secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
Why The Crisis Was Held.
Washington, d. G..

WASHINGTON, D. G.
May 7th, 1919.
Mr.. J. Thomas Hewin,
.. Richmond, Virginia.
Sir--Thc Postmaster General has
referred to mo your telegram of the
End instant with refercn TO the
publication. '"Thc Crisis"
Tn reply I have to advise that the
May issue Of this publication was
submitted 70 this office Ivy tho Post
master at New York, N. Y, with an
inquiry as to its Variability and the
postmaster was directed to accept it
for mailing.
Respectfully,
w. II. LAMAR, Solicitor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
Mr.. Gibson Here.

Mr.. Charles RI. Gibson, Sr., of
Tuskogce Institute, Ala. stopped over
a few days enroutc home from re-
presenting Tusllegec Institute in the
Fiftieth Anniversary of Hampton
Industrial Institute.
TIe was looking VOL and was the
guest Of his brothcr-in-1aw, Mr..
John r. Chiles while in the city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17

Mr.. Harvey w. Pearson, pianist, Of
Richmond, Va. is now engaged per
mancntly with the Capital City Clcf
Club Of Washington, d. c.. His
musical ability being readily consid-
cred by all in the business
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
VOLUME. ,XXXVI, NUMBER II
DR.. Harvey
johnson Us
OGzcSpOken
"A Reply to DR.. u. ID. LcIiS' Second
Article in "Thc Plan"
Editor John Mitchell, Jr.,

Editor John Mitchell, Jr.,
Dear Sir-I here and now, grant
that Dir. Lewis and his school boys,
have proven that the curse of slavery
was introduced into this country.
but that does not prove that there is
any homer in celebrating that very
sad and wocful event, which is tho
main point j am aiming to establish.
DR.. Lewis seems to have the idea
that celebration makes dishon-
orable cause honorable. But not so,
DR.. The cause itself, must be honor
able. You cannot celebrate the begin
ming of slavery without at the same
time celebrating the operation OF the
system.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17

WANTED-A First Glass Furniture
Rcpairer and Upholsterer Mist
known how to do good work
Write or Phone SOUTHERN FURN
1TURE REPAIR COMPANY, II.
r. Fonvielle, Manager, Norfolk,
Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
QUESTION THE COLUMBUS
DISCOVERY.

Tho Doctor further asserts the
landing Of slaves in this country was
like the discovery OF America by
Columbus. Is he quite sure that
Columbus did discover the great
American Continent? A discovery as
] understand is the finding OF that
for which one is looking and not
something one falls upon and dies
without knowing that he has fallen
upon IT, We'll Doctor, this is the ex
act case Of Columbus. lie did not
leave Spain looking for country,
but for q shorter way to India, which
Is III Asia and instead OF going east,
behold! he went due west, and got
lost sfoated into Hispianola; and
because lie did not know where he
was, he called that, and other islands,
the West Indies,
THE sANCTIONING OF SLAVERY.
Tho Doctor says he does not be-
1ieve that God in any wise, sanctions
slavery, yet he says he believes that
1t pleased God to make us slaves, that
Ho might school lis for service. Now
Doctor, if it pleased God to make us
slaves in order to get us into school,
is not that sanction Of slavery?
And tho logic OF it is, that He has
had us thcro ever since, and that,
Doctor, is three hundred years Of
schooling we have received from
Him. Now Doctor, If this is not the
conclusion wo are to draw, what is
it.?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17

REDEEM PALMER'S SKIN WHIT
ENER COUPONS at the J. H.,
Hume Drug Company, Fourth and
Leigh Streets-The Reliable Drug
Store. y 8
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17

FOR SALE-SiX Room, Detached
House at sos Norton Street. Own
er will sell at a sacrifice. w. II.
GRAY, 712 Catherine Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17

Mrs. Lille II. Harris is very i'll at
the Memorial Hospital. She is rest
ing quietly at this writing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
NOTICE.!

Mrs. Olivia Orange has been grant.
cd q free and absolute divorce from
her husband, Bernard Orange, or
legal grounds.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
A DISTINCTION WITH A
DIFFERENCE.

You inform us that all great races
have been onslaved. We'll, let that
be so. Will you tell us which one
Of those races ever celebrated the
date OF their ensl3vement? DR..
Lewis. it may be that I, like yourself,
am not wiser than my teachers, yet
I am now correcting some OF the
plumbers and mistakes they made
over three hundred years ago, when
they brought human slavery into this
country, and it may be, Doctor, that
some one Of those school boys you
have with you there in Virginia, may
be able to help you in that very i'm
Dortant matter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-17
EIGHTH ILLINOIS BAND
COMING.

The full Brass Band of the 37Oth
Infantry better known as the band
of the Old Eighth will give concert
in the City Auditorium on Monday
May 18th. Lieutenant S. S. Gordon
VIII describe the Sth, Going Over The
Top. while Frank Donnie, Chas II.
Brady and Madam a. Patti Brown will
be the soloists. This is The first time
this great musical organization has
been south and Richmond is anxious
ly awaiting the opportunity to hear
the band which set Paris on it's cars.
The band will arrive In Richmond on
the morning of the 10th and parade
through the principal streets in full
oversee equipment.