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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01
State Horticulture Society,

The Virginia State lIoriicul-
tnral Society and the Virginia
State Corn Growers Associa.
ton will hold their annual
meetings and exhibition in
Roanoke, Va, December Bird
aud ith, 1919. The exhibition
of fruits and grain will be held
III the auditorium, which is adj
mlrably suited to the require
ments of the two societies.
This show will be what the
farmers and orchard men Of
Virginia make it, as without
their co operation, successful
show is impossible.
One of the fea ures of this
years horticultural Show will
be Special No. Best two
barrels commercial pack of any
of the following varieties:
Winesap, Albemarlc Pippin,
Blnck Twig, Ben Davis, York
Imperial and Stayman. The
chairman of the exhibit com.
mittee, Roy e. Marshall, of
Blacksburg, should be notified
of intention of entry, and time
when the variety viii be pack
ed, so he may delegate some
neutral party to select two bar
rels from the daily run. Grow
ers may select day of run and
barrels will DO taken after they
are headed up. These barrels
VIII be so covered by the repre-.
sentative of the committee that
stencilling will not show. Names
of exhibitors will not be made
public unless the exhibit wins
first, second or third prize.
First prize, bronze medal aud
$50.
Second prize, 500.
Third prize, $l5.
Fourth prize, $40.
This class is being entered by
orchardists over the entire state
aud promises some real educa
''o"at competition.
Select and Save Exhibit Fruit Now.
IL is important that exhibit
fruit be selected early and a suf.
iicient quantity put away for
future entry. Shipping tags
will be furnished by the secre.
tary or by Mr.. Marshall, the
use Of which will provide free
transportation to Roanoke, free
cold storage service, and free
delivery 10 the exhibit hall.
WILLIAM z. MAsTEY, Sec'y
Winchester, Va.
Roy e. MARSHALL. Supt.,
Blacksburg, Va.
Advance premium lists for
the horticultural Show may be
had by writing either of the
above men, and for the Corn
Show to E. II. Hodgson, Score.
tary, Biacksburg, Va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01
To All Telephone Companies
Operating in Virginia.

Richmond Va, Sept. is, 1919.
In order that no confusion or
misunderstanding may exist
with reference to the status of
rates to DO charged for service
Of telephone companies in Vir-
GINA on and after December /,
1919, the State Corporation
Commission Issues this state
ment to make the situation
clear.
The Act of Congress approx
ed July llth, 1919, providing
for the return of the telephone,
telegraph, marine cable and
radio systems to their owners,
stipulates that 1.-The existing
toll and exchange telephone
rates az established or approx
cd Uy Tie Postmaster General
on or prior to June 9th, 1919,
Shall cnht'ntlo In force Tor Il pc
rod not To exceed four months
after this act takes effect, ,lii-
less sooner modified or changed
by the public authorities s.ate,
municipal or otherwise-hay wing
control or jurisdiction of tolls,
charges, and rates, or by con.
tract or by voluntary reduc.
tom
In accordance with the terms
of the Act of Congress afore-
said all rates, tolls and charges
in existence at the time the wire
lines were taken over by the
United States Government will
be the rates, tolls and charges
IN effect in Virginia from and
after IL O'Clock midnight, No
yember 3oth, 1919, unless sooner
modified or changed by the
state, municipal or other au.
lhorities having control or jul.
risdiction of tolls, charges and
rates, or by contract or by vol
untary reduction.
STATE.CoRPoRATIoN COMMISSION
BY Alexander Forward,
Commissioners.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01
American
Legion Meets

The Henry N, Tate Post of
the American Legion will meet
Wednesday night, October LIST,
ut $3.50 p. m. Additional off
GERS will be elected, and also an
executive COMMITTEES and dele.
gates to the State Convention
ut Roanoke. All ex-soldiers
and sailors are invited to attend,
and learn what I il g legion
stands for, whether they are al,
ready members or not.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01
First Aid Teams Goes to
Pittsbure.

Jim and Fred Callahan, Pat
rick Cress, Alex Mouse, NJ. s.
Pennington and Sam David,
who comprises n picked first
aid and mine rescue team OF
the Stonega Coke & Coal Com
pany, in company with T.. +.
Tate and DIR. Q. b. Bowyer, left
Saturday night for Pittsburg,
Pa, where they will enter u
contest with teams from other
states to compete for national
honors. they, together with a
team from the Clinchfield Coal
Corporation, will represent
Virginia.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01
Girl Scouts Of East Stone Gap
Attend Fair.

The Girl Scouts of East Stone
Gap, with their able leader and
captain, Miss Christy Jones, at
tended the Wise fair Friday in u
body. The scouts report this as
one of their most pleasant out
ings. They are planning a trip
10 High knobin the near future.
The organization of the Girl
Scouts has meant much to the
young life Of this community
and Others are beginning to see
Just what it means to be a real
scout.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01

Yes, people will always say
disagreeable things about YOU.
But you can console yourself
with the knowledge that only a
part of them are true.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01

Shame on the fellow who re
marked that "lots of men would
be good husbands if they had
better wives" That's the time
he caught the wrong pig by the
tail.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01

Presidential booms are still
piping, but few of them have
reached the Matching stage.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01

Soft drinks are going up, they
say. OF course-before they go
down.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-10-01

the act of transporting "booze,"
Watts and Minnick, of Wise
county, and Mutter, of West
Virginia. Gate City Herald.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
NIFTY HOUSE FOR con.
DRIED PEOPLE. INC. STATES
IT'S CASE.
Practical Demonstration OF Negro
CHARITY ana " rllaIr WORK.
What Will Iou GiVcn

The Community House for Colorcd
People. Inc, > W. Marshall street
has been realization and Il practi-
lcal demonstration in the city OF ltich
Imond Of Negro Charity and Welfare
Work since january. 1919. lust one
year ago this month. October, an
lippcal from it's directors was made
Ito the hearts of Il generous public,
for donations and subscriptions that
II he house might be properly financed
land put in running shape for the
lrclici OF suffering humanity in what
lcvcr form presented.
Just how well this appeal WAS
answered all the good people OF
Richmond know from official nnan-
8cial reports submitted at the close OF
! he drive. The response was had.
1.-The money received, acknowledged
3md the duties OF the institution
abcgan. Some Of the things it has
I alonc in the months now drawing to
i, close its first year
j Maintained headquarters for char
RELIEF and welfare work amon%
4 3mrmbrrS OF the race. to which hun
3lrcdS have found the way. gathered
&nfOrmation concerning these needs
/ and conditions filing same for all
8tuturc reference and help; cooprra-
! ed with all organiZat ions po&>ibl, III
he dispensing OF emergency ana
necessary relief and for IN" better
ncnt Of distressing conditions. afford
4 1d temporary shelter, Su~trnancc anN
#n all ways possible. relief for tho>"
= n need and for tranSicntS.
Il Used every possible means for the
Improvement of existing conditions
I'm the matter OF health education and
%nduStry. by the fullest cooperation
8yith the following accredited a%cn-
u les: Board OF Health. the Anti
Tuberculosis Association, |. Y. y.
y dissertation. Virginia Hospital. Free
)ispcnSary. Juvenile Court, Proha-
II ion Officers. Travellers Aid Society
S>urcau Public Employment, State
8}oard Charities and Corrections. As.
! 3ociatcd Charities. City Board OF
= Education and Churches Of all demon
\ nations.
Dispensed charities and SuccOr &c
j. he aged. sick, blind. afflicted. the
u widow. orphan. deserted woman. the
bandoncd child. the stranded and
hungry man. It's prime motive and
Emission is to rchabilitatc and make
$clf-Supporting families disrupted or
pm the verge thereof. rs we'll aS the
dispensing emergency relief, doing
8clicf helps for an hour. finding and
@cmovinE the cause effects a pcrma-
ent cure, if there remains any foun
= alton.
In full cooperation with every out
idc state agency in facilitating its
@ork of similar nature and has
eccivcd its fullest cooperation in
urn. The institution has taken care
every Negro Charity Case applying
e the Associated Charities, the same
Ing referred to the House by Its
gcrneat These are BeAc Of
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
REEDRNIE.RS WILL CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY OI" FOt NDF.K.
Rev. DIR. Charles =. Morris to Speak
for Richmond Division.

In keeping with proclamation
recently issued by Mr.. W. S. Wood
son. Grand Worthy Master, the Su-
bordinatc fountains and rosebud nur-
series of the Grand Fountain, l.. O.
r Il. have been ordered 10 gather at
some suitable place. Monday. October
30. 1919. for the purpose of honor
ing with appropriate exercises the
seventeen birthday anniversary Of
Rev. William Washington Browne,
founder Of the Order.
In celebration Of the occasion an
anniversary memorial fund is being
raised by the members of the Order
and Richmond Division at the seat Of
the ORDERS headquarters. is planning
for a noteworthy affair. Monday cv-
cning, October 20. at $50. at Re
formers Hall. The members OF the
Division will turn out in a body. wear
rcgalia and m@kc their anniversary
contributions through their foun-
tainS. The general public is also
invited to attend aud will be expected
to give q silver Offering Vt the door.
The Rev. Or. Charles S. Morris. OF
Norfolk, Va. will doliyor tho aaai-
vorsary address.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
FULTON NOTES.

Brother Frank liEhtncr and Mrs.
Elizabeth Cobbs spoke to the Sunday
School last Sunday
Rev. &. \. CohbS preached n DOW
criul sermon last Sunday morning.
on "Thc Need OF the Church," We
We're very glad to have on the roS
'rum, Rev. y. y. Watts, OF Norfolk
Il student at Union. We welcome the
Union students and invite them to
Worship with us.
Next Sunday. the 10Th, our Pas
tors morning subject will be. "$r
cond Time"
Wednesday, October 80. s p. NJ,
Key. {. y. tCbbS has been invited 10
preach at tn" Firth Street Baptist
Church. Subject, DRY Bones"
Sunday night. Rev. W. T.. Brown
will preach at the Mt. Calvary Hap.
ti>t Church. II" is II young man and
needs to be encouraged.
Your attention is called to the fol
lowing sick: Mrs. Daisy jackson,
Mr.. Elijah Mills and Mrs. Annie
Allen.
Monday night, October Is. the
people of Fulton had Il meeting con
ccrning community house. They
seem to be anxious for the same. MIR.
Stern, Mr.. Norrcll were the principa
speakers. other white and colorcd
distinguished men and women were
present.
Rev. y. b. Brown preached a won
dcrfui sermon last SUNDAY at the
Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church. at
ll:3o \. NJ. All of his hearers left
rejoicing.
TIL" Communion service at the
above named Church was we'll at
tended last Sunday.
Rev. w. j.. Brown preached three
excellent sermons at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. Petersburg. Va
Sunday. October ). 1919. Rev. Eli
Tarttc and congregation were we'll
satisfied.
Mr.. j. II. Banks, who was struck
by an automobile several weeks ago.
is out and walking around.
Mr.. George Manning is steadily
improving.
MIR. James Williams. Of Newport
News was the guest Of his sister.
Mrs. Sarah Manning. S2S Denny st.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18

| desire TO return thanks to every
ON" who donated 50 liborally towards
the magnificent monument erected
over the remains OF my Colonel
Thomas NJ. Crump, to each speaker,
who took part III the exercises. both
at the Castle and Cemetery; cSpcc-
tally the Southern Aid Society, OF
which he was the Chief Corner Stone:
the Choir. he loved 50 dearly and
ahoy" all the Pythian Organization
and Court Ladies' who came fourteen
months ago when he left me never
to return and chccrcd and helped
me. Il lonely widow. and in all these
months have never forSalcn me and
last "Wednesday they treated me as Il
royal guest; TO Sir Knight Walton.
that handsome man OF God for his
untiring efforts. his committee, the
dinnCI servers and every one from
tn" least to the Supreme Leader.
May Gods choicest blessings fol
low them through life and in death
may each receive Il crown Of life.
trust | may enter that Haven Of Rest
and that my Colonel will be waiting
for me and lead me to Mother and
Fathers mansions.
Lonely widow,
MARY PAYNE CRUMP.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18

TIL" propaGanda published in tho
press about Negroes being armed to
Kill all white people and talk" their
farms away from them is too ridiC-
mouS to be given any Thought"
The clipping referred To iS from
tn" Memphis, Tenn, Commercial Ap-
peal Of Friday morning, October =.
According to t. :. Bratton, father OF
the attorney accused of "incitinE"
the N"&ro"$. therein quoted. hi:;
clients "claimcd that it had been i'm
possible for them to obtain itomi2cd
statements of accounts or in fact oh
tain statements al all and that the
manager was preparing to ship their
cotton, they being share croppcrS and
having Il half interest therein. Oft
without settling with them or allow
ing them 10 sell their half of the crop
and pay mp their accounts. AS We
W"r" informed. th"rc We're som" c.
or "a OF these share crOppcrS who
desired Us to represent them. II its
Il crime to represent p"Dpl" in an
effort to MAX" honest settlements,
then he has committed Il crime. If
this i crime in 4 country where w
have h"rn spending oar money and
tn" lives OF our boys 10 ., AXE the
country safe for democracy. we do
not understand what the word
mcanS.'
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
STORY OF NEGRO
III lJIE'ii}lISIN(3 FALSE: |. !; {:
Colored Farm Tenants Employed A White
Attorney 10 Get Eair Deal ia Cotton

Thc National Association for the
Advancement OF Cuior"d People. -
Fifth Avenue. New York. makes pub
lie the following letter from Il cor
respondent near the scene of the rae"
riots in Arkansas. showing cotton
prices. not Negro in~urrrrtiou, aS tn"
cause Of the trouble.
The correspondent, whose standing
the Association vOuchc$ for. writes.
"rhr whole trouble. as under
stand il. started because Il MIR.
Bratton, Il white lawyer from Little
Rock. Arkansas, WAS employed Ivy
sixty or seventy rOlorrd families to
80 TO Elaine and represent th"m in
Il dispute with the white planters
rClatiVC To the sale price Of cotton
The rumor is that the planters had
organized to ~rttlc with the tenants
iol' their cotton ON Il twenty five
cent basis, when in turn In" planters
would sell il for much more. Quite
naturally the tenants objected to this
and employed Mr.. l}rattou to repre-
sent them. \ full statement by Mir
Bratton appears in some Of tn" clip
pings | have sent.
"ThiS Federated Union Of America
iS cumoullaGr. The real issue was
tn" dispute over tn" price of cotton
between the tenants and planters.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18

the problems OF the institution, its
service and relief.
Is the work worthy OF your con
>idcratior and Supportn The con
duct of tn" institution has been
financed these past months solely
from donations and Zee win oTc"-
inES OF the friends ard the pLDll.'
contributed in the drive of last Octo
Ter set one cent has en-" to TN"
work from any " itc organization
cnldur - alnr.. similar lines, nor
does the work as yet receive any
u".' o. ;hc city rpr ,rr:"'lnn.
~" Tnu Il frinIl TO tie work :,
You are being counted at one. Ar
ranr"m"ntN are being perfected l"r
tn" annual financial drive. that the
philanthropic humane work may 30
on uninterrupted during thrS" winter
months now approaching. Will you
who read and your friends whom
YOU may tell, hold yourselves. mem
h"r of both races. in readiness to
respond willingly. freely and literally
to this cause. which is the cause OF
every citizen OF the community?
"Thc poor yr have with yc always"
and God has ordained that | hr my
hrothrr's keeper. Give until il hurts
and God will restore tcnfold and
hountilulIy bless you and yours
Officers: President. Judge j. Hose
kick>; Nicr-rlrSidcnlS. Mrs. r. t.
Munford. Mrs Maggie t.. Walker.
William II. Hughes: rrca>urcr. Mrs.
Committees: The above named and
1 'l.tIrsn.,n
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
Graduating Exercises of the Normal
Department OF Second baptist
Church Sunday School

Tn" public is cordially invited to
attend the Graduation Exercises OF
tn" Normal Department OF ill.,, ;bov"
Sunday School on Tuesday night
Octohcr -. 1919. at L. NJ. The
following program will be rendered:
Professional. Prof. G. NJ. Bland
music, audience; dcvotionalS. Rev.
Joseph Arlington. Assistant Pastor,
welcome address, Miss Juctto f..
johnson: vocal solo. "Ncarcr My God
TO Thcc,' Miss Fannie T.. Barwcn: ::
Grafton. "Ncgro loyalty" Mr. Na
thani"l Dillard; Instrumental duet
selected. Miss Rosa b. Rcdd and
Prof. G. NJ. Bland; class poem. For
ward Forever" Miss Marie j. Brown:
Class Song OF 10. composed by Miss,
Fannie T.. Burwcll; recitation. "What
Have We Done To day." Miss Viola
Watson; vocal solo. "Wondrous is
the story" Miss Clara f.. Bland:
instrumental duet. selected. Misses,
Fannie T.. BurwcIl and Charlotte
frayS"r; class prophecy. Miss l..
Gertrude Chambers: Grafton. "Thc
Enemy Within" Mr. Walter X. Dun
Ston; solo. "lIarvcSt Song" Miss
Marie !. Brown: Address to Grad
yates. Miss Sadie l.. Daniel: Award
ing "f Diplomas and Medal. Dr. NJ.
B. Jones, Superintendent. Bcncdic-
ton.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
Great Revival on Church Hill.

Thirty-iirSt Street baptist Church,
Rev. :. i. ltobinSoT, pastor. We
have been in the midst OF Il great
and successful revival for the past
ten days and had with us that great
preacher, singer and evangelist. the
R"v. W. II. Skipwith, T.. D., who is
considered and is, the beading evan
grli$t OF our race.
We have had n nnmtret of :onvcr
%iouS and will haptizc Sunday morn
ing. l)r. SKipwith viii preach his
rio&in" sermon Sunday night. t.V-
rryhodN invited.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
AGREES WITH BEAU REGARD l..
MoSElEl, OF CHICAGO.

Clarksvillr. Va. October l3, 1919
Mr.. John Mitchell. Jr..
Editor, Richmond Planet
Sir: Allow me space in your val
uahlr paper to comment on the letter
OF explanation. written by Mr.. Beau
regard Mo>"lry, published in Tn"
Planet in the issue of October ii. in
which think he vindicatcd himself
admirably. We as IN infant race
should never resort to bad feeling
towards the white race fer several
reasons First of all We <hruld cui-
tivatr Christian love toward all men.
On this HINGES the doors of peace.
AS Mr.. MoS"lry stated in his let
ter that economically this is Il white
mans country. No matter who he
took il from. il is not our duty and
certainly il is not in onr power to
mrtr out Justice or injustice. am
aware "" have some bad white people
in deal with and TO deal with them
"Ifrctually is to go slow and be ra-
tional. Let God be our leader.
The righteousness Of the perfect
shall direct his way. but the wicked
shall fall by his own Wickcdncs:s.
Proverbs IFS.
In this we should take heed lest
We fall. AS Mr. Mosclcy further
says: "WAat is it To do fifteen million
To 80 hcadlong againt one hundred
million without rcSourc" without
courage. OF right and to fall or be
"Xtcrminat"d? That would he the
RESULTS il We should follow some OF
oar blind leaders, such as The Crisis
aHt many other race papers that use
&larln% headlines against the white
people just for the money that !;uch
ads Will demand among ignorant
and til" vile.
NOW am not ccnSuring luy race
bccau.c no race has out-Str.pp"d u<
in progress in such short SpaC" Of
this little freedom. But wan; to
show 20 YOU and those who may
chance to read this that through
Jesus Christ all things are made
possible.
AS | am Il constant reader OF your
paper. | can say | prize YOU as one
OF the best editors and race leaders
that our race has today. You are
calm and deliberate. never cXcitablc
in your articles published through
your paper. which always point the
race to higher things.
With thanks beforehand | hope
you will allow space for the publ
cation Of this article. Begging to be
excused for my long space and time
consumed,
Yours truly,
=. 3. CURTIS.
Sex 1914
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18

Mrs. Armistcad Washington. of
ll09 North Fifth Street is visiting
her mother in Hanover, Va.
Miss Ardcllc Jackson, of West
Moore Street left for Washington, u.
G. last week whore she will tr"bahly
make her future home.
The state Fair held III this city
last week was Il great aUcccsS.
The equestrian Sta>na to General
Ston"wall Jackson was unveiled here
a1 boulevard and Monument avenue
Saturday, October II, 1919.
Fifteen minutes after Col. Town.
send Dodd. commander OF langley
Field, Va. had been kined in landing
near Philadelphia, Pa, three other
white army officers We're injured near
the same place, October 1. 1919.
,Icnri"S No. | is Il fine remedy for
coughs and colds.
President Woodrow Wilson con
Times to improve although there are
affected by Ovcrwork
Funeral Director william Isaac
johnson has recovered sufficiently to
supervise the business
\ trolley car at Springfield, Ohio
struck an automobile iii which S. G..
Croc was riding with his wife and
three children and Killed the entire
family. Croc was held responsible
for the accident.
Mr.. Miles G. DebbrcSs is preparing
TO move into the residence recently
purchased by him al fire southwest
corner Of Fourth and Clay Streets.
rh" property is being handsomely
renovated.
Mrs. Amelia Jones, Of 200 West
2lSt Street, South tichmond, is con
fined to her home ON account OF
sickness.
Mr.. Henry Powell, of West 2fst
street. South Richmond, who has
been mdispoScd is slowly improving.
-. . .
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
JUDGE HARRISON AT EBENE.ZElt
SUNDAY NIGHT.

Hear Judge William II. Harrison
formerly OF oklahoma. but now OF
Chicago, III. Will deliver an address
Sunday. October 10. 1919, eight +.
NJ. at the E.hcnczcr Baptist Church.
This distinguished speaker will de
liver an address that will be the
equal OF any ever heard in Richmond.
DO not lose the opportunity to hear
this eloquent race man. BE on time.
Excellent music. Madame G. Bern
ard Gilpin will sing tn" lmllamataS,
Silver offering. Auspices OF Choir
Club.
Dr. W. II. Stokes. Pastor, Prof..
W. u. Jones, thoirmaStcr.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
Virginia Union UnivG 'Sity Notes.
CT. =. Turner, Jr.l

CT. u. Turner, Jr.l
The enrolment numbers around
four hundred students. All dormi-
tories are filled and Il number of stu
dents were forced to find rooms IN
the city.
Prof. j. NJ. Sampson, A. r., and
professor in English and German.
after spending Il year III the service
is again filling his chair.
Three now teachers have been add
ed to the faculty. Miss Joanna Me
NAdams. \. b., Fisk University, q
mcmbcr Of the academic faculty is
now on leave but will return at the
beginning Of next semester.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. Lcandcr Washington annOun-
ccS the marriage of his mother. Mrs.
Ardclia Washington to Mr.. r. w.
Whiting.
Reception. Thursday. October %.
1919, at 900 State Street. from $50
y. M. to 1880 p. M. All friends
OF both families are cordially Invited
to BE- present. Ne earda
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18
Rev. Prof. BarCo nj Fifth street.

Rev. i. W. Barco. III The Virginia
nion University will preach at the
morning and evening services at the
Elftn Street Baptist Church. Pastor
T.. j. King is conducting /. two weeks
"Nan2clStic campaign III Alexandria.
Va. for the Rev. w. II. Il. Powell.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-18

Miss Mary Francis Cunningham, q
Il West Nineteenth Street was high
ly entertained On last Friday night.
October 10, by her tr,,"dS. She
left Saturday morning, October Il,
for the Virginia Theological Semin-
ary and College, Lynehburg, Va