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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-22
REcALos HEcHos
A. REY OF ESPANf

MADRID. octubre 21.-Los
sspaholes residentes en- Ia Re
p6bliea Argentina han regalado
a Don Alfonso XII dos hermosi-
siu0s caballos J un album cor
$4,000 Hunas.
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LOS POLICIAS NO ENCONTRARON
Ell RASTRO DEL CRIMINAL

Nadie puede asegurar que haya 81
do Chuch6 el autor de este asalto,
pero tampoco Sc puede negar. El
campo esta alberto para todas las
conjeturas. Pero todas las sospachas
de la victima tienden a que fue ell
mismisimo chuchu. La estatura, los
gestos, la forma teatral de preparar
la emboscada y la retirada para 81
habia peligro, y sobra todo, el hecho
(ContinIa en- Ia Ia. pagina.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-22
PEREZ GALDOS REACCIONA
EN- SU GRAVE ENFERMEDAD

MADRID, octubre 21.- Los
medicos han Iogrado, con inyec-
clones, reaninar al gIorioso au-
tor de los EPISODES NAClO-
MALES.
De aver hoy Sc nota aIguna
mejoria, aurque la gravedad
persiste.
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40 muertOs nun1ero$os heridos en- Cornwall
Los estibaOres de Nueva Orleans Sc eclaran huelg
.ImpOrtantGS RGSOIu-
clones de Ia Com.
de ServiCiO PubIiCO

Fueron aprobadas las valoracioneS
de los ancones y cquipo de la Ponce
and Gus yama Railroad Co." de SO
brinos de E2Quiaga Que prestan ser
vicios Ell los puertos de "Jobos
San Juan.
A Jesis Stella Consola Marcucci
Sc les concedio una fr2nQuicia para to
mar usar doce litros de aqua por Sc
gundo de la Quebrada 'Ccdro'' en- Pc
nuelss, para el riego de cua2enta cuer.
das de terrcno.
Fue aprobado el informe del Conf
tie &c Franquicias que rccomienia que
Sc conceda la Texas Co" de acuer
do con las recomendaciones de Ia junta
de puerto, una franquicia para cons
truir y mantener una tuberia dc acero
desde sus tanQUes EN- Puerta dc TERRA
hasta el Malec6n, los muelles Nos.
2 y 5, para suministrar aceite los
vapores. Ell secretario redactara la fran
quicia.
En- el asunto de la American Rail
road CO.. sobre obstruction del trait
co eli Ia calle de Cerra, de Santurce,
ell que sc pide Sc declaren de utilidad
publica ciertos terrenos inmediatos pa
ra la construction de la nueva esta-
cion. la Comision nombro al Secretario,
como EXaminador Especial, para reci-
bir la evidencia EN- ell case.
Ell Secretario sometio la transcript
cjon de la prueba recibida por el como
eXaminador especial Ell ell asunto de
Zorrilla y Co. para I'm certihcado
de necesidad conveSiencia, para el
servicio de transporte de carga entire
GALES y Manati. FL asunto paso al Co
mite de Franquicias para informe.
Ell Gobernador devolvio con ciertas
enmiendas sugcridas por el Comisiona-
do del Interior, la ordenanza de la Com
paliia Popular Gle Transporte' para
IN servicio entire San Juan Catano,
Y adoptadas dichas enmiendas Sc orde-
no sc imprimiera nuevamente la fran
quicia Y Sc remitiera al Gobernador.
Sc acordo coliceGer a Antonio Rosa
rio Marrero un certidcado dc necesi-
dad Y convenience para un servicio de
autcnoyi-es de carga entra Aguadilla
y Arecibo, siendo la tarifa de iii cen
tavo por kilometro, por cada Glen Ii
bras.
La queja de J. J. Morales contra la
'Iinea F5rrea del ocste vista la con
testacion de la Compania I'm escrito
del quarellante, Sc ordeno Sc archiva-
"a, pero Que Sc requiera Ia Conpa-
1ia eXponga al publico EN- sitio visible
la tarifa para el sarvicio de lanchas
entire San Juan y Catano.
Una queia de Leroy S. Sawyer. prin
cipal de IA High School, de Ponce,
contra la American Railroad Compa-
ny, con respecto a un incidente que
lie ocurri6 ell dia 13, mientras viajaba
entire Ponce y San Juan, Sc ordeno Sc
transmitiera la Compaiiia querellsda,
para que le conteste dentro de diez
dias.
Sc concedio a jose Angel Alvarez
permiso para SUBSTITUTE su CAIRO Ford
por otro Mercer, para el servicio que
presta entire Guanica Yauco, mien-
tras ell primero esta Ell reparaciones.
siempre que despues de examinado por
el Comisionado del interior resulte es-
tar en- condolences para el servicio.
La queja de Miguel Dominguez con-
ira Mateo Gomez y Bartolome Lopez,
en- cuanto la competencia injusta q.
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DoNA TERESA MoNTEs DE ITO

Sc encuentra en- San Juan la culta Sc
nora dona Teresa Montes de Tio, dc la
sociedad de Mayaguez Es huesped del
juez Santos y su distinguida esposa.
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EN- BIEN DE LA sALUD PUBLIcA

Aver fueron expedidos por la Sani-
dad ocho certifcados de salud y fueron
vacunadas seis personas contra virue-
a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-22
PoR vENDER PAN INCOMPLETE

En- Carolina. f!utonio Vargas fue
condenado a e'nco dolares de multa y
las costas por tener a la venta pan in
complete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-22
ViIIaGSpGSa dirig0
I'm SaIUdO entuSiaS-
ia a Puerto Rico

~ IcIo Den Juan Hernandez Lo
pc. nrasilcnte del Casino q Puerto
Rico recihio aver IL siguicntc carta
dc. insipnc pocta cspanoi:
Santo Domingo l3 de yctabre de
1919
li,do Don Juan Hernandez Lopez.
Presicutc d.l Casino dg Puerto
Rico"
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San Juan
AII l.ngAi-.o senor.

Ali ii.t.Hgilo scnor
Icnpp II honor de comun.catle que
pru mamcnte yisit.ra csc culto pals,
oIraHt mi permanencia en q, dare
una -cri de confcrencias literarias.
Eu brcva llegara esa, mi secreta-
rlo ,l srn9r ]. Fernandez Ortiz, por
ntgrmc5io dl cual KS anticipo mis-
eordiales saludos. rogando hacerlos
eyt nsiyos Ia distinguida sociedad
portorriquena, saludando en- vos a
50 digno represeutante.
Prcsonto listed Il testimonio DE-
bid consideration mas distinguida.
NILLAESPESA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-22
Ell BANDIDO HABIA PREPARADO
LA EMBOSCADA Y LA RETIRADA

Cuando el automovil lego a aquel
sitio, Sc encontr6 naturalmente con
la curva, tuvo que reducir la velo
cidad. Entoncas fue cuando So apa-
reci6, en- medic del camino y Ia
luz de los faroles, la silueta de un
mendigo, que cojeaba TN POGO estaba
algo invalido.
Ell" ""chauffeur" TOGO varias veces la
bocina, sin obtener resultado alguno
Entonces Sc paro, y fue cuando el
supuesto mendigo asalto ell autom6-
vii por uno de los fiancos. Iba en-
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MuChOS regimen
tOS en- pOder de los
"DiabIOS ROjUS''

True translation filed With the Post
masteF ai San Juan = u on oct 2ith
1919. of she followine cables a. requir.
u - Sec isil2BP P.L& Reg. 1919
LoNDRES. octubre 21.-ln-
iofmes ofciales de Moscu dicen
que los maEimalistas. dsspues
d sangrientas batallas. han ro-
cupsrado "a ciudad De Orel.
DER y ocho regimientos han
sido derrotados. y easi ac,qpi-
iados. por los maSimal.stas,
qu.enes prosiguen yic'orosa-
niente. So ayance.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-22

son cerros y parajes solitarios. FL
canto del coqui el vuelo de los mur
cielagos imperan de noche en- aque-
Has regiones.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
THE NATIONAL RACE CONGRESS-
MET IN WASHINGTON AND
toMplISIIED GREAT
GOOD FOR RACE.


, ""'I'''E'"H' -. lh' Nailonal
""'' ""Ei'"N' "hlch mas been in
''r9'"" mere during the week. closed
'''"% y" I'rof" aaNe'a'lh" the un-
''@,'' ~" "''io' III the hahdS ol "N-
<H"''f''"'l ''l'|'h' '"r protection
W ''''' ~" 'Hi''. lhtlN were pres
,"' ~ l''N'1''''lN" men ana women
rom '"'h'N ono states ana much
's>' N'N "I"HiI'%''a hN th"m. All
~ '>'>'",'N were h'i" III th' MrlfopoIl
~ '"P',,' "ur'h' "l Whl'h tn"
~, 49, W. - .\"rhah - pastor.
.'',''" S''"loh WIS pF'arhcd
~, '''""H "'%n' ny 'hr Kew +. \. 7.
~ "' 'E'N"fN' \. -. national
II" h'''" ,'" 'i'H ioiIoWcd IN" op~
'''"~ -" "'n"'\ hoEhlh;. pf'N'd"d
|''' "E - W. IT, 'ihdElH' -. d.,
''' - ut 'NHl'Fl'" WAS nS"d
w. 'i' II NV - >@'''i' anu 'h' prayer
was '''''''' - ~ t''N. '"nlhilS
''''N "'"N 'A''hdco WcIcom"
~ u'" NJ. N. Nlh@
"",' "', a. - '"lH%Iotd.
"b ~ 'N"N@' ~ l''' or lh''
~ ~ - ""''ii' h!"u' IN" op"hln"
''''' ~ ~ '"N ''' III '"' WORN oi the
-" - '''' ""' ~ q, '"6 '"' "no'''loli Oh
J''''' y" 'H'''' ne use Oh the hal"' ,
'"i"' t''"' ''I',"' o' III" race ana
>''',"i, '"t.h 'h' hlhd Oh leadership
H"'" '"'' ne race
,, ''' 'ol''N 'h' nan" ''t''"'i
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
R!N. WILLIAM NJ. MOSS Is GONE.
Prominent Baptist Divine of Brool,
lyn, y. \. Died Suddenly.

Brook lyn. \. N.--Thc funeral SER
Vices for the Reverend William Muur
ice Moss. u. D., pastor OF TN" Concord
BAPTIST Church Of Christ in brooklyn
W"r" held Sunday afternoon. October
>. IT o'clock. Dr. Moss suffered
Il nervous breakdown due to over
work tollowing an attack Of the grip
in March, 1917, from which he never
fully rrcovcrrd
ON Sunday. October ), DR. Moss
hIIrd his pulpit at all services. His
morning text was taken from the
Gospel by Matthew ":l5. After the
morning service he administered the
ordinance OF baptism and at $50 Dr
Moss served the Lords Supper. to 4
lar%" number OF communicates. Tho
evening sermon was preached 10y the
Rev. {. {. Boone. -. d.. NJ. d., re
turned missionary from Africa. Or.
Moss presided at this also.
II" Was apparently in his usual
health and good spirits Monday and
Tuesday. Whrn h" retired ru"Sduy
might hc wa happy and a& Jolly aS
usual. hut ut = O'Clock "Wednesday
morning. October s. he was stricken
with apopl"Xy and died shortly after
y O'Clock.
Dr. Moss was ffty~four years Of
ace and had been pastor Of Concord
for nine years. The body OF the de
ceased pastor lay in state at the
church from i" O'Clock Saturday
morning until evening. when it was
taken back to his late home. %iG
Grand avenue. Or. Mo>S'& remains
were again transferred to the church
Wh"r. they lay in state Sunday uut il
tn" time for the funeral at o'clock
Thousands viewed the body OF the
iStinguishcd pastor. Mrs. Mary \.
'arSon and Mime. Daisy Taplpy alter
mated at the organ from 10 O'Clock
Sunday morning until l:3o =. NJ.
while great throngS OF people of both
races PASSED the funeral bier. The
Rev. Walter j. Moss. former deacon
OF Concord. but now pastor of the
ton%dcn Street Baptist Church. at
Providence, Il. l.. presided at the
funeral ceremonies and the culOgy
was delivered by the Rev. DR. j. II.
Hughes. pastor OF the Union Baptist
Church. Orange. n. j., Il close friend
of the late pastor.
Scores Of ministers were present
many coming long distances. Among
those who delivered brief culogics
were Drs. A. Clayton Powell. w.
Spencer Carpenter. w. p. Hayes.
f. N. Jacobs, NJ. ID. Timothy White
outlined the hymn.
DR.. Moss was buried NoDi7v at his
old bono in Snoi'~ytr'~'. county.
Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
MAN WHO MURDERS WHITE Girl
Is HlMSEIF Sl.AI\
Daughtn of Arkansas FARMER shot
to Death by toiorrd Nan.
Seeking Revenge.

Marianna. Ark oct. 2O.-Alcx Will
son. col"rcd who shot and killed Ruth
Mnrrah, Il nineteen year old wealthy
white girl. today while she and Miss
EStcllc Clifton were riding near here
was shot and instantly killed near
the scene OF the crime tonight by a
posse Of citizens after he had been
captured by another posse and was
being brought to Mariannu, accord
ing to word received here
1t is reported here tina. Mr.. Clifton
and the Negro Saturday had dis
agreement over 4 settlement over
some cotton on which the Negro had
work
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25

TN. ,orc,,. -, ,.ou,... go,
II -. hr,,I. ,,;,, ,,,;,, '"'' - II H.
We shau rn, .I.,', "''
"Aho,. t,o c,.t,, .,;
hrrIn ,.ri,,.,.,.. ''''''9
'rb, ,,.,,,l -, ,.:..,;
yo,, r,rts !, .'',.. ',,,I' , - ""',T' ;
,hirr ,,,no, W. '.'S
n,,r,n,, =, ,,.,foI, ''','''' ''', ~ ''i'
81 I,, nv ,n,,'r, ,;,
with tho ,rutl. nc y,.,,. ,1.. ,
Mans inhumanity to man shall hn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
'hr Richmond Cleaners, Dycrs and
ircSScrS Union Meets Tuesday.

IN" Richmond Cleaners, Overs and
frrSS"rS Local Union, No. 1S5 will
hoId Il special meeting TUESDAY nirrt
ortob"r 2%, s y. NJ, ut Johnson's
Hall, 10 West Leigh Street, Room :.
thllI hoor. Therefore all members
ar" requested to be present. All
cleaners. prcSScrS. dycrS and tailorA
oi it"hmond arc invited
Tn" object Of this union is to clr-
vat" our industry, to ENCOURAGE ,
h1Eh standard of skill. 20 cultiyatr
friendship ami fraternity na;wccn the
workers III The industry, to as,is,
"arh other TO secure employment and
ny all honorable and just means to
"I"Nal" the moral. social and iutrl
l"'lual condition of our members and
workers.
k"m"mhor The place and tinr
IN" Richmond Cleaners. Dycrs and
Fr'>&"rS Local Union, No. lS5 is
animated with the lourncymcn Tail
oi# Union Of America and American
frd"ratlon Of Labor. Walter y
Johnson is President OF Richmond
Local.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
FINE TRAFFIC. OFFICERS.

ST LoniS has the finest group OF
traffic officers that | have seen any
where in this country. They are mon
OF magnificent phy%iquo and some of
them are over six feet in height. They
keep traffic moving and they move
for every moment. they are bockOn-
ing some tcamStcr or chauffeur to 90
this way or that and in Il manner
that was pleasing. There was no
disposition to pcnaliZc anybody for
everyone could see that the hard
worked officer was succeeding in
hurrying everyone to his destination.
But | was returning now to the
Continued on Fifth Pagc.)
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.
Norfolk Va OCT G. J0Iu

Norfolk. Va. Oct. 6, 1919.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that
nav" received from John Mitchell
lr., Grand Worthy Counsellor of the
Grand Court OF Virginia, Order of
Calanthc. t$l5O.00) one hundred
and fifty dollars in payment of the
Death Claim Of Sister Pattie Wig
gins. who was a member Of Tide
water Court, No. SO, OF Norfolk, Vir-
Einia.
Signed: Mason Virgins, Bcncfc-
larry.
Witnesses: NJ. l.. Miller, r. Of D.,
Annie L. Crimes, C~:lduotress
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
EDITOR M|TCHEL.L.'S
TRAVELS
THE SIGHTS N ST. IOIIS-I'INE,
TRAFFIC. ItE.RS-pRDRLE
IN tHIMISTkl--SDt GlVH-
E,tINGS

II is we'll niEh impossible to de
Nrrlh" tn" artistic Effects secured in
tn" d"SiEninr and tn" cmhcllishmcnt
"l IN" Poro toll"E" buildm" erected
by MIR. and Mrs. Malone. This mag
niiir"n' brick structure with all
modCrn conv"nirucrS has been erect
"d Tor III" rUrpuS" OF being Il college
OF instruction fol the many agents; OF
thI~ system Of hair culture. The
IHr&" number of privatn parlors fitted
with all OF tn" modern appliances for
STRENGTHENING and improving the hair
Wa& Il wonderful revelation to mo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25

Calvary Notes: We had = voy,
Interesting gathering in our SunI,y
school last week. Brother II. uo,mrs
"l the Rising MI. Zion uaid nc a.,
short visit. We felt very sorry tbot
his stay WAS SO short.
Our pastor preached q lovely cor
mon last Sunday morning IIis enI
l'Hl was. 'Thc Second Time" Arts
l7:l". 'o' '''H
,.-N ~ $50 p. A., Rev. William f.
wv" P''ached Il great sermon.
W" nav" on our sick list: Mrs
Mary Fray$cr. Annio Alton Hohnnn,
l"rrcll. Mrs Martha Edwards nrn,
,n'' w., M'ik"r. brother e. Mills and
AIRS DAISY jackson. They are i'm
proving nicely.
IN" Fulton beneficial Club. No. /
'il''rr" ITS new building for the first
'linr last Sunday evening.
N', Valentine WAS accidentally
."'' '"S' week. He is the father OF
n"i"F'h''nd"nt Beverly Valentine oC
calvary Sunday School.
:, h"F. y. b. Brown, pastor OF RISING
N""", |l"n Baptist Church preached
'''' ~ TN" pest sermons last Sunday
''"'h'h& lhat we ever listened to. II
""S explicit and to the point IIn
IlHo preached on Wednesday at the
l'i'hmohd Trcdcgar Works to H.,
employers. This was also HEARTILY
enjoyed by his hearers.
'"V- j. II. Brown, the son -in-law
"l TX JuStic" Whiting. baptizcd and
""'"lhl&i"r"d tllo Lords Supper at
Dl',, '!I' 'I'i'r hI*InE Mt. Zion Baptist
'1ur'h. ll"nrico County, Va, Of
"hl'h Rev. w. s. Tuck is pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
PREPARING FOR LINCHEOE,

| was uSh"rcd into Il private apart
ncnt with the accommodating Prof
'hafl'S II. brown accompanying mo
ana told to prrpar" for the luncheon
ihat had been prepared especially for
tn" gentleman from Virginia." My
TWO %atrh"lS w"r" opened and in Il
snort tlmr | came forth ~ Il member
"i tn" American Bankers A&#ocia
Non. had mad" no mistake i'm
preparing myself either HS WAS in
tn" company of Mr.. ANA Mrs. Charles
II. Brown and their charming daugh
ter AZ | entered the palatial par
lorS, | met tn" invited quests
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
JUSTICE! IS The PLEA
Of LUC|AV B. WATKINS


N''' NV ''t~' iN't' - l'tr.
&1t2 II Forest Avenue.
Chicago. H., Sept. -. iHIa.
Mr.. Harrison George.
Car" OF Th" Great Western Pub
lishing CO.. 12%1 ". Madison
st. Chicago. III.
Sir:
hay" read your houklrt. ClIIr.
AGO RACE RIOTS
You inform us in your preface
that:
"ThiS pamphlet is an earnest. con
sciontiouS probe of the fearful set
of social circumstances that could
make possible and let lose this fame
OF h"a*tliar#s and auimalism."
You say:
Ihc author of this palnnhlrt is
convinced that the causr of The race
conflict in Chicago and elsewhere in
the United states is rooted drcp in
our economic system and. while
other contributing causes are adj
mittcd, thoir influence ON the actions
OF men and women OF both races
Is SO slight that they can with rca-
son and good Judgment practically
be diSrrEardcd in a book OF this size
and charaCtcr.'
Let me make this the first SON
tcnc, of what have TO say. TIN,
PRIMARY CAUSE or THE TROI--
BLES BETWEEN THE WHITE AND
BLACK RACES IN AMERICA -
Tll: lNEDHN HATRED THAT IS
IN TIDE HEARTS or TIloSl, WHO
RESENT THE UI'NIA\ \SptRA-
TlONS OF tOLOBED pIIopI /,
This Satanic germ was conceived
and hatchcd in the souls of >lovn-
holders and is only bearing i,> dral
~ fruit, after It's kind. Race hatred
prompted the crimes AGAINST Colorrd
people, in Chicago. that were p,rnr-
tratcd Immediately preceding the
riots: TN" repeated bombing of the
homes oi Culorcd citizens. the in
cNcusahlc beating OF those Colorrd
men anG women in WaShington
Park. last June: the murder of that
ColOrra man at Eifty-fourth street
and Wentworth Avenue: another at
FiliN-S"Ncnth Street and La Enyrttr
Avenue: then the &tOninr and cnnsr-
Qucnt drowning OF that black hov.
at the beach. Racr~hatrrd tolerated
the escape from apprehension Of
these murdcr"rS, and WAS ihr %vm-
paihH shown toward the murderer
IN the laSt-m"ntionrl case. While
thlcaGoE whit" policeman, with
their whit" soldier assistants. wcre
nuSN dISarminE the Colorrd people,
onrIhs tn" riots, Chief Of Police
Johh j. HarritN, advised the white
people, 10 arm themselves This
Significant news appeared in ono Of
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

iNnrhhnrg. Va. Sept II, 1919.
lliIH Is TO CERTIFY that |
nave received from John Mitchell.
'F'' Grand Worthy Counsellor OF the
Grand Court OF Virginia, Order of
'aIah'h". t$l1o.0o one hundred
an" hlty dollars in payment of the
i'"alh Claim Of Sister Ella Holt
h"ch". who was Il member of Dun
par court No. 1913 Of Lynchburg.
Signed John II. Kccnc, Bcnciici-
AIRY.
Witnesses: f.. y. IuShington.
Martha Lewis, NJ. w. Evans, u. D.. ..
g. ". /.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
W 4fA1
MOTTO r!

All persons having buttons with a
brick ON it. to sell for the Woman )
Movement Auxiliary OF tn" Negro
Memorial Hospital. will please re
turn to - West jackson Street. or
call up Madison liuu-I and some
one will call Tor them.
Respectfully,
The Committee.
Xrmoria j. Wood, President.
Gl5 Judah Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
DANIS-lIANiNI.

MI. and Mrs. Nelson G. Booker
announce the marriage Of their
SISTER, Alma Theresa lIamm to MIR.
NaNrrIN &. Davis, Wednesday, No
I'lhh"r -, 1919, at seven o'clock p.
NJ" 30" East Leigh Street.
Friends invited. No cards.
NJ hom". Monday, November 10.
: to ll:&0 =. NJ.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25

AR, ""d Mrs. Atlas Barbcc ana
h''Ie son. Atlas, IL, after having
>i' M 'hrcc weeks visiting in Durham
~, g. returned 20 the city this wrrll
lN'N were Wcll pleased with their
%'"H In the city of the Old North
state. "monE relatives and friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
ARMY OFFICER ARRESTED FOR
SI!ANDER

s'E. 'sf3E,, . ''
New Orleans, la, October IT,
OSccola Mccain was arrested tonight
for Slandcr on warrant sworn out by
Walter l.. Cohen. MIR. Cohen charges
that Lieut.. Mccain made certain
statements which were false and as
a result affidavit was filed and the
arrest made.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
Divorce Granted.

I'm the Law and Equity Court oi
the city Of Richmond, the sixth day
of October. l9l2, Mary Winston
puintif'. against lie" Winston, Il"
PENDANT. in chanc"ry. Sh" is fully
divorced and returned to her original
name. Mary GlHdmorc. no NOR,
Mary Winston.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25

Long Mirror and Seats: Green
Velour purior Set: ifoN Couch. MI
good condition. solo krnSinG-
ton Avenue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25

Mr.. John d. Jones, OF Rccdvinc
Mass, was in the city this week. He
has been to San Francisco. I'll paso
Mexico, San Antonio, Texas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25
CURTIS JORDAN'S ORCHESTR \
At MT. o.

\ sacred concert will be given AT
the Mt. Olivct Baptist Church. tn,
fourth Sunday night. October ~,
1919 by the Curtis Jordan'S Orchcs
ira. \ fine programme has been
arI.n&cd. All are wclcOmc EXcr-
ciScS begin at $40.
Respectfully.
J. ANDREW BOWLER.
Pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-25

IN" iorch: b" yours to hold ii high.
II Y" break faith with us who die
W" shah not sleep. :"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-04
Spring Fashions From Paris

Rich embroidery In Persian and
Rumanian c~olorings is a trimming
feature on dresses OF navy serge and
black satin put out BY Lanvin.
In the Cheruit collection Iona fitted
sleeves predominant in afternoon
dresses. and many dresses on chemise
lines are to be seen.
Ribbon in irregular widths hanging
in long streamers is a distinguishing
feature Of some attractive dress mod
els by Paquin.
Foulards are used extensively for
afternoon dresses by Paquin and sew
eral other Paris designers.
For evening gowns Sherult shows a
preference for combinations of metal
cloth. both gold and silver. and tulIe.
There are also some charming dinner
gowns developed IN taffeta-
Draped cleverly TO reveal every
beautiful line of the body are iuxu-
rious evening gowns Of metal and
two-color brocades designed by Call
lot.
Wide silk and wool 6inges are used
extravaganty on many Cabot gowns.
and lace. too, is employed lavishly.
An audacious use OF brilliant colors
IS the dominan. Tote of interest In the
Bulloz collection md the extensive
s Of ribbon OF many widths and
varieties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-04

THERE is considerable agitation in
many quarters just now over what
Is described as the immodesty Of our
evening gowns and dance frocks.
Many excellent ladies OF good intent
are determined that some ~so-called
fashionable connections of lace, tulle.
beads and spangles. worn as gowns.
shall be forced into oblivion.
And the ladies' in question are right;
only to my mind they have. as Is so
often the case with reformers. too OBJ
viously let IT be known that they
are bent upon reform.
And as q result their worthy aGita.
tion inc honest efforts will more than
likely result in adding fuel to the fire
rather than in distinguishing the fame.
I'm not a believer in any criticism
that simply turns the limelight on the
odious, Objectionable something-what-
ever it may be-without at the same
time casting an equally brilliant radi-
ance upon the new and better that
should be provided to replace the un.
desirable.
But right here Is the rub-so many
times, IN fact generally. the self-ap-
pointed reformer or reformers have
failed to provide a substitute. an
alternatei Usually they take away
the tangible, the actual and leave you
iat-to use a common expression
with nothing to I'LL the gap but the