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The producers news., 1919-09-05
NEW LAW FIRM AT MONDAK

County Attorney E. L. Walton and
Frank M. Catlin, formerly of Cul-
bertson but for the past couple of
months assistant county attorney,
have formed a partnership with of
fees in Mondak.
The producers news., 1919-09-05
n ROUNDUP
4lHkb C1vN
paoe SIX

,.aed from l %
iowa, on Wednesday.
,,piiss, l4Ss' ,Ss Butterheld resi-
ptsd d., ,,l' the Il. W, Turner
f'o,'l ors already moved m
snd nae' so lives near MeCaOe'
sop Tl0 100 acre farm to
4 isthsr' '.so ro lnis farm con
/ cs pei ''Is, Jacob olson expects
IL N h'O1J,' n. S. Hollis will g
snd A5s, -. or tomorrow. Mrs
'oas5 .n5or q consslratory Sy,-,e. o
| vi slD5ber S5,ti. musical edu'aslo' as,',
ii. a....:s2: ;s2:s5s 5a.@.o:s ,s .os.. ~Sss so.
{st Reilo .s,-a-, $ Of S0Cl
The producers news., 1919-09-05

WANTED-Everyone to use space
in the Want Column Of The Pro-
ducers News whenever they have
anything for sale. trade or ex-
change, help wanted. etc. The
cost is little, results big e :,
The producers news., 1919-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department of the Interior
u. S. Land Office at. Glasgow, Mont.
Aug. II, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that Isaac
Syme, of Comertown, Montana, who,
on November 2, 1915, made Il. Z. No.
033551, for SEA, Section 8, Town
ship SO, Range 81 n, M. M. has
fled notice of intention to make
three years Proof, to establish clam
to the land above described, before
w. r. Vezina, U. S. Commissioner, a
Dooley, Montana, on the 3rd day o
October, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses: An
drew Vogt, Merle e. Hooper, EdWar'
S. Strombo and Percival ID. Conner
all of Comertown, Montana.
THOMAS r. JONES, Register
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR RENT-360 acres of good pas
ture near McGregor, Minnesota,
on the 500 line. Will keep 100
head of cattle until fall. Run
ming water and good well. Price
rs cents per acre. Write to Z. r.
TAYLOR, Producers News Office.
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR sALE-Thirty sets Of heavy
work harness, and about one hef1-
red new leather horse collars: ~.
W. KELLY.
The producers news., 1919-09-05

,TRAYHD OR .sToLEN-one part
Guernsey, red and white COW, about
three quarters white, four years
old, weight about 800, followed by
light red calf. Above ANIMALS
strayed from pasture, s Mules
west of Outlook about June 9th.
Finder please notify GOTTFkEI
SgHMITCKE, Outlook, Montana,
and claim reward. I4-IL;-94 p
The producers news., 1919-09-05
IN THIS PAPER WANT ADS ADVERTISE

FARM FOR RENT-3OO acres, 200
cultivated; plenty of water Tor
stock Best of land, no rocks. I'M
mediate possession. A. CHARLES
WORTH, Medicine Lake, Mont. Zo-4
The producers news., 1919-09-05

THE NEW FREEDOM" by Wood
row Wilson. a book that will open
your eyes on important events o. .
the times. Price S1.0Q. For san
bv R. B. MARTIN at The Pro
ducers News Office, PlentyWooa'
The producers news., 1919-09-05

Producers News Wants Ads bring
article. our Want Column will serve
results. lie you have anything TO
sell. ren. or have lost or found any
you.
The producers news., 1919-09-05

| srsin is spending the "esN
s.aas at Poplar: o,.o,, we're .
'ia,',y '5.r visitors at Williston, l..
S'1ast ,l:,.oo Of Poplar and Miss
ll-,Cn CrIbertson were Sunday
! ) : tss ]. 0. Dahl home,
10 White, who has been en-
- r,o;d for the past months
: +a her home at Grand Forks
" Mrs. Ralph Lamar and
# 4 BOnetrail, n d. were here
= paying a visit to old-tiIhe
+ pn,yes enjoyed an over sun
!. with his family at Willis
VI. .. was accompanied on the
/ r 7. Knappen who spent the
Y ] y guest of Dean Purves- /,
= = gnf left the first of the week
. ,,,,o Of Clarkston, Wash.
! h. will spend & week OF tW'
i i, family before returning t'
! | ,lt,r 4 business interests here.
! - gpgel. who is now engaged Il
! s.ntiog business at Brownton
!, sss traded his F'roid residenc'
,1srtr to ThOrp Bros. Of Minneapo
ssitors Dahl, Ralph Svejn and tn
i. Ida White, Esther Coats an
N Haugan were Culbertson vis-t
) Monday evening.
Bm Lg.i let Thursday norma
! ! business trip to the Twin Cite
gs Emma Bond, Of Bottineau, !
bera this week for q visit ;
r,,.,. oi her sister, tIrs. Arthl
\.
r.sr l..oa left Wednesds
Fr -- a. ea.bs1ison for
..'s.. r-s~s. her sister al
:. -... r.... .. Grand Forks, N.
ID end hrs +. Hogan spa
..... raatiV,
1,.+ sister Of M
ms a-.....s--. diem hol
.-a @ f-... ..s...
5-m C.a sr.....r and family l,
a5ar r--.-g ... 3 few weeks Y
,..r..f,.-.. .-- ..r-ds at J
home al Whit. Earth, lLlnneso
q pa5srsrar.. t-. q. VIII hc
sHat direction -a .7--ing week.
G. e. Do6d and ..laflv who h;
ri. reo.5 ..,.- Ro,,.a fo,. {i7a n
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR sALE-At less than half cost
nrice new s-horsepower gas engine.
A L. HELMER, Plentywood. 2o-tz
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Nonpartisan League
penants. 25 cents each. Get one
before the supply is gone. Pro-
ducers News office.
The producers news., 1919-09-05

LOST-About 1st of May, one three
months old black steer calf, roam
over shoulders and wh1.e tip on
end of tail. HI. w. BJRkHOLD.
Err, Plentywood, Mont. l5-tf
The producers news., 1919-09-05
EsTRAYED

From my place, Feb. 1st, one bay
mare, years old, weight 14OO, black
name and tail, white on hind foot.
had been foundered in front. Ii
found notify TED JENSEN, Medicine
Lake. Mont. Phone 2 long, 3 short,
line 52. Ii-u.
The producers news., 1919-09-05

TWO WEEKS AGO
From Beiseker's ranch, bay geld
ing, weight 100, shod all around,
branded J bar x on right thigh,
bay mare, HOO. shod all around,
white stripe in face, branded
Lazy K Lazy S on left shoulder.
Not;fv tbis office 19-5t
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-For cash or bankable
paper, one Wallis Cub tractor with
]. /. Case four bottom, self-llft
plows, breaker and stubole bot
toms; all in good working order
Q. A. Ness, Redstone, Mont.
The producers news., 1919-09-05

sTRAYED-Reward will be given
for one bay gelding, bald faced
blind in one eye, branded Inyerted
E-H on right shoulder. One grew
golding, same brand, three years
old. ED. HERREID, Tobison, Mon
ono 20-t3
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Two-room house ana
half acre in Lasater's GARDENS ao-
dition, S275.00. See l.. ). oisen'
The producers news., 1919-09-05

A little Want Ad short and neats
Nav point the way to easy street.
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR sALE-A good registered
Hereford bull, one OF me LOW sr4
down, blocky kind. JENS lbsENs . ':
Comertown.
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOUNDING auto license tags NO
41458 and No. 40109. Owner cali a
this Office for tags and pay for ao'
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Screenings for chlckeh
feed. Sheridan County State BANK
Aft.
The producers news., 1919-09-05

TOR SALE-9 room house, z4xo6,
all finished, good condition, east
front, porch, basement, clstern' srl,
city water and garage. S220o.
Easy terms. L. S. OLSEN, Pien-
+vwood 15-tt
The producers news., 1919-09-05

When in Medicine Lake, room and
eat at the Lake Hotel. New manage.
ment. 1o-OA
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR SALE-Good milch COWS. Prices
reasonable. Address PETER Il.
ANDERSON, Outlook. Route z.
1885,
The producers news., 1919-09-05

The Producers News-S2.0O a year,
The producers news., 1919-09-05

FOR RENT-For cash, 400 a. MRS.
EMMA SAVAGE'S FARM. Ad-
dress Madoc, Mont. l9-4t-c
The producers news., 1919-09-05

Do you want to sell your farm, II
SO write today. ARBUCkE & MAD
GEN Madoc Montana. 2O-t2
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
UNWILLING or THE MONUMENT
TO COL. THOMAS NJ. CRtMP.

The tnvciling Committee Of the
Thomas NJ. Crump Monumcnt AsSo-
citation bcgS to announce that the
monument to Col. Thomas Norris
Crump Will be unveiled in Woodland
Cemetery. Wednesday, October :.
1919. at zoo O'Clock +. NJ.
nhiS magnificent monument is so
GcSi igncd as to embrace the three
cardinal principles in the life work
OF this splendid man: his business
career. his pythian devotion and
crowAmg all. his service in his
church. The design is entirely orig
inal and one of which his many
friends and the entire race may we'll
feel proud.
Further details and cut Of this
monument will appear in the next
issue OF this paper. Plans for the
hiE parade and entertainment of Wis
itorS are going forward nicely. The
Uniform Rank Of the Pythian organ
iZation from all parts Of the state n,
we'll as il number Of distinguished d
citizens have Significd their Intention
OF being present.
Ncdnc Sday. October s. 1919. being
a holiday, the railroads will have re
duc"d rates on all lines running into
hichlnond. on account Of the State
Fair. Quite Il number Of citizens
viii take advantage Of the opportun-
iiT and Will be present from all parts
Vt the state. \ number of invita-
tons have been sent to various or.
"HniEationS to participate.
w. II. Walton. Vice Chairman: /:
Edward Turner. Secretary: John r.
J2ylo". Financial Secretary: j. w
THOMPSON, Treasurer; John Mitchell.
Ir. Chairman
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
\ NEW PUBLICATION.

Mr. John 4. Hines, Chairman OF
the Executive Committee Of the Rich
nond Negro Business League announc.
cs fifteen day membership cam
paign for the League, October lSt to
10th with the slogan 100 New Mem
DcrS. At the last meeting Of the
Executive Committee the campaign
man Hines as Chairman OF this com
mittec.
The Executive committee has au.
thoriZcd the publication Of Il weekly
pamphlet to lie known as the Method,
with Frank Howard IIalliun OF the
Planet as editor by virutc OF his po-
Siiion as Chairman Of the Publicity Y
Committee OF the League.
Method Will appear every FrI,
day and is for free distribution and
primarily for the purpose of exploit
ing the fifteen day drive for member
ship.
Th Richmond Laguc is we'll unGcr
way ol doing Il great service for the
Richmond Negro business man and
every citizen is invited to it's public
meetings the second Thursday night
IN each month at the Army and Navy
club.
Mr.. j. II. Carter the we'll known
attorney. is president OF the League
Mr.. y. w. Holmes Vice. President and
Mr.. II. G. Muniin. Tailor, Secretary
Treasurer.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
PRICE, FIVE C.ENyl>.
FULTON NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Ross. Of New
York arc visiting their ncicc. Miss
Bessie NJ. Carter, Of Route ;, Ilcnrico
County. Miss Carter has returned to
her position as teacher in Sidney
School, llcnrico County.
Albert DIndridEc. 1886 Denny
street has returned homo after spend
lnG very nice vacation in ASbury
Park. New York and philudnlphia
Mr.. j. IL. Banks was struck last
sunday by an automobile. He is
improving vrry much
Miss Ruth LaSSitcr. Of Norfolk, Va.
has been the guest Of Miss Christine
Johnson. 12S Denny Street. for tho
past week.
Miss Olivia Daniels. the accom-
piiShcd daughter of Mr.. A. u. Dan
i"lS, is now managing his printing
business, known as DanirlS Press.
TINS IS Il very prosperous business
and means much to the citizens and
business Of this end of the town We
wish Miss Daniels much success.
The Fulton Beneficial Club will
have its dcdicatorial services at the
Union Level Baptist Church. Sunday
September IS, at $50 y. NJ. Special
program viii he rendered. The hall
is adjacent to the Church and will
be open for inspection from G to S
u. NJ
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
AT NIT. CALVARY.

We wcr" very glad to have Rev.
Hnonc. our Sunday School State Mis-
&ionary and Rev. K. b. Taylor in our
Sunday School.
AZ 1880 A. NJ. we listened To Il
very timely sermon from Rev. II. b.
Taylor. His subject was '"rurning
Over \ New Leaf"
We extend Il cordial welcome to
al to De In our services at all times.
Remember, Tuesday. September 30
It p. NJ. there will be given ut the
True Rcformors Hall, North Second
street, between Leigh and Jackson,
play known rs the Garden OF tho
Belgian Rose, Under the auspices OF
the Mount Calvary Baptist Church,
directed by Prof. NJ. B. Singh. Nd
mission. gallery. Is cents, reserved
seats, - cents.
Ecv. w. +. Brown has returned
nom" after visiting New York and
Chicago.
Rev. William Tuck has been con
ductlnr Il very Successful revival. at
the First Baptist Church, Bermuda
Hundreds. He is Il Young man, who
needs our support in any wIy that
is helpful.
Our prayer meeting leader OF the
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, requests
the members to attend the prayer
services. which constitute a great
part Of your service.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
TIE GRAND LODGE or ST. jon,
WATCiINlEN TO MEEr.

The above named order will con
ven" in annual session at Sharon
haptiI Church. First and Leigh
>trc"t this city on Monday. Scptcm--
her 10Th to October End Inclusive
Tic IInr2'. OF ice rs T.. Leigh street
Is now hcih& wired for electric high,
ing and when this and other improve
mrntS are completed the ST John
Watchmcn will have as fine an office
rs any order in Richmond
The citizens Of Richmond are in
ritcd to attend the public meetings
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
nights OF next week at sharon Bapt
ist Church. Addresses by leading
members Of the order explaining the
objects of this great organization
which has grown so rapidly during
the last few years. that il is now re
"nGni2cd as one Of the most progress
Sivc colorcd organization i'm the coun
try.
G.. A. PURYEAR.
Grond Master:
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
|. =. Morris, Jr. to Speak Sunday 1T
the Community Sing.

Air. Charles S. Morris, Jr., the
VIII address the community sing i'll
tic RciolmcrS Hall on Sunday Sept
cIaicr 18th, at 800 +. Nj. MIR. Morris
Is the son OF the famous DR.. &. S. Nor
ris OF Norfolk, Va, and has thrilled
large audiences III every section OF
the country. Mir. Norris will use a.
hIS theme Tor this occasion. ihc
liour hu!, come. The man ana the
subject guarantee Il rare treat ior
the People %: Richmond.
The sings haze been hclu in the
oGt OF doors Pavilion at the Army
and Navy Club during the summer
months and have maintained their
usual popularity.
Beginning Sunday they Will be
moved to the Rciormcrs Hall. In nd
dltion to the address by MIR. Morris,
the Christian Family will render Il
special musical number and other sc
lcctionS will feature the program.
The Curtis Jordan orchestra will
make its first appearance since va
cation time. The hall will he opened
al 4:30 o'clock and the program will
commence at 500 =. NJ.
Mr.. Morris will lecture again on
Monday night, September 29th in the
5th Street Baptist Church where he
will he greeted by Il largo and cnthus
iaStic audience.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
iNiEItINi. ORDER OF KING DAVID

Thc Eleventh Annual Session OF
the Worthy Grand Lodge Of the I'm
pcrial Order of King David was held
at Goodies. Va, September 3rd. 1t
was ,snr of the best sessions held in
ness was transacted for the good of
the organization. Many nov: members
were added during the past year.
The financial condition of the OF
der is fine. Every death claim has
been promptly paid.
One hundred and twenty-five dol
lar policy is now offered.
Tho following ofli"""s i.crc elected
jur the ensuing vca"'
Mrs. y. G. Thompson ,,rand Worthy
Ruler; First Vice Ruler. Rev. W H.
Ford. Ashland, Va, 2nd Y. rs. Mrs;
NJ. {. Swami, ChilcsburE Va: G. w
Treasurer T.. J. Tali:,fcrro. lIcw-
let, Va: Grand Worthy Scribe Miss
Mary NJ. Scott: Grand Worthy Assis
tHnt Scribe. Mrs. NJ. G. Brown. Rich
m"nd, Va: Grand Worthy prclatc
Ncv. NJ. &. johnson, Guodlors. Va
Grand Worthy Right Gul,.
Wilson OF Bon Air; Grand Worthy
Left Gnidc j. IL. Ellis, Partition. Va.
Grand Worthy Captain Rev. T.. H.
Wilson. Bon Air. Va: Grand Worthy
inner Guardian Mrs. Harriet Blunt,
Richmond, Va; Grand Worthy Oui
"r Gunrd II. w. Davis. Golansvillc
Va; Grand Worthy Lecturer, Thorn
as Jefferson pilkinGton, Va ; Grand
Worthy Rcgalia Mistress Mrs. Hat
tie Gray Richmond. Va; Grand Wor
thy Degree Mrs. NJ. G.. Johnson
Board Of Rcgcnts-Nlrs a. G.
Thompson; Mary NJ Scott: T.. !.
Taliafcrro. Hewlett. Va; NJ. l.. Pork
inS; Me Donald, w. Va. w. il. Green
TrcVilians. Va; Rev. w. 7. Henry.
rails, Va; w. \. Twiggs. Father
Glen, Va; Mrs. NJ. C. Brown, Rich
mond; Mrs. Clara S. Ellis, partlow.
Va; MIR. II. w. Davis, GolansvIllc,
= ana \. J. Williams were awarded
prizes for getting up the greatest
number of lodges
Adjourned with one Of the most
successful sessions held in the history
Of the organization tn mcrt with hi
Vln" l"hE". Louisa, Va. September
1920.
Thr Eleventh Anniversary cxercis-
rS OF the Richmond Lodge of the I'm
prrlal Order of King David will bc
h"ld Sunday September 2S. the Fourth
l'an'lSi Church al $50 p NJ. An
nual sermon will be preached Nv -
NJ are invited.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
DIR. CHARLES S. MORRIS NEW
HEAD OF ROIDTON INSTITUTE.

Roydton Institute boasts OF the
oldest school building for Negroes in
the whole South. 1t was formerly
the old Randolph Macon College for
the education OF the blue bloOds
OF the South. Every brick OF the
noble old building, four stories high.
one one hundred and SiXty-eight feet
long was laid by slave labor. to be
as they doubtless supposed a school
Tor whites for all time One OF the
professors wrote il book to prove that
slavery was the natural and pcrD~t-
UAl condition Of the Negro. Now,
Goa in His wonderful way OF upset
ting mans plans has decrccd that
the whole Of this great plant should
become the Il great training school
for Negroes.
Bo%dton Institute is located in
MccklcnburG County. about one hun
drcd miles from Richmond. The
great school building sets in Il noble
campus surrounded by four hundred
and twenty-five acres of fertile soil
Roydton Institute will open Octob +
Is. The Trustees OF the school hav,'
asked DR.. Charles S. Morris. of Nor
fo'i TO take charge OF the school and
make ii great teacher and Bible
training school
DIR. Morris has consented to do 50
on condition the Trustees would give
him mixed faculty in which the best
OF both races would be represented.
THIS the trustees consented to do and
Dr. Norris will enter upon the great
work OF building up Il great Schoot
ON this old historic site so strangely
gwen to his people. Students who
find the other schools crowded woultl
ito we'll to apply to Boydton. The
TACT that DR.. Morris is at the head
Is guarantee Of thorough scholar
snip and the very best moral ana
spiritual environment which all co.n-
1nl parents are especially DESTROYS
for their children
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
DIR. Il. G. WOODS AND MISS
NELLIE r.. HUNTER QUIETLY
MARRIED. IN BALTIMORE.

DR.. r. c. Woods, President Of Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary and Col
lcgc and Miss Nellie f. Hunter, a
member OF the faculty OF the same
Institution, were quietly married
April .. 1919, in Baltimore. at the
residence OF Prof. w. J. Winston,
who performed the ceremony
Miss Hunter. who had been idcnti-
fed With two Of the Southern schools
Of higher learning, came to the
faculty OF Virginia Theological Sem
mary and College in the spring OF
1916 and has been, since, connected
with the faculty. 1t was in this
capacity that DR.. Woods became ac-
quaintcd with her and through her
years OF efficient service and her high
personal merit, the attachment was
made.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
Appointed Notary Public.

AIRS. Mary NJ. Davenport has hccn
appointed Notary Public for Rich
mond and the State of Virginia by
Governor WcStmorclard Davis. Any
person needing her service can be ac
communicated AT her residence sol y.
Th!rd street or at the office of the
St. IHhn Watchmcn, is l. Leigh
street.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
l'DisD--k ERSET.

Mr. Benz. +. KcrScy announces the
m"rriaGc OF his mother. Mrs. Alice H.
20 Mr.. fowhatan II. Ford. on WcdncS
day September. 2lth. 1919 at 500 p.
NJ, 100 West Leigh street.
The marriage was quietly solemn.
lied by Rev. w. II. Stokes with only
tn" immediate family present
Reception Friday October Bird. $40
+. Leigh street, $50 to 1870 p. NJ
Friends invited. No cards
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
ONIIRHl-GODDM.AE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nevcr&Gn Goodman
announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss AnniS Virginia. to Mr..
Floyd OVERLY. on the evening of July
:, 1919. at 1873 West l3Sth Street.
New York. by Rev. Cooper, Of Bethel
\. N. +. Church. New York. \ re
c"r'ion was rendered the couple by
Miss Rosa B. Fields
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
tiIpfiiS-IiAiDIEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter l.. Hayden an
n"unre the approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Ida Belle to Mr.. Frank
f.. Ccphas at their residence 80 W.
Leigh Street. Sunday, October 5.
1919 at A. NJ.
Friends invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27

f. Briggs assisted by Prof. J. Milton
Sampson and Prof. Charles NJ. Bland
will give her first entertainment OF
the season at Fifth ST. Baptist Church
October 9Th, $50 y. NJ Benefit of
church.
Building Fund Of the above named
church.
Admission Twenty-Five cents Mrs.
T. j. King in charge. II. j. King pas
tor.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27

The following officers were elected
1T the Lott Carey Foreign Missionary
Convention which met this month in
Washington, ID. c.: DR. G. s. Brown
president: DR.. \. w. Pcgucs. record
ing secretary; Dr. j. H. Hughes.
treasurer; DR.. A. A. Graham. CORES
ponding secretary: Prof. Nelson Will
liamG. exec; two secretary: DR.. J. H..
3s:odH'nE. ar"i'or: DR.. ". r. John
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
FD:'R CDIORID REGIMENTS ARE,
CITED IsN THE FRENCH.

Demanding even handed justice
for the Negro in the United States.
the National Association for the Ad.
ranccmcnt Of Colorcd People has is
sued Il statement that the only four
regiments of the American Expedition
airy forces to be cited for bravery
and to receive the French CroiX dc
Gucrrc were colorcd--the 369th, the
:7o;h. 371%t and 372nd. The state
mcnt is made on the authority OF j.
Ilow1rd Durkcc. president Of Howard
University and is corrohoratcd by
Emmett j. Srrtt former special asSiS
tant TO the Secretary Of War.
Besides the four colOrcd rcgi-
mcnts to be cited for bravery bat
TALON of the 3GTth--thc original "Buf
falOcS"-traincd at Yaphank. Long
Island received French citation.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
TIE OPENING OF TIE SEASON

The Y. NJ. G. \. and The Brothcr-
hood Of the Fifth Street Baptist
Church. Sunday. October ). $50 =.
N. at the Fifth Street Baptist Church
Lawyer Giles b. jackson will deliver
Il special address. Subject, "rhc
New Man" Music by the choir OF
the Church, directed by Prof. Joseph
Matthews. Women and men are
invited.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27
HOME COMING DAY.

Sunday the 2Sth inst. will be OBJ
served as Home Coming Day at the
|hird street A. II. T.. Church. All
- The members are urged to attend
TIE three services at 1900 A. NJ.
2:30 p. NJ. and 500 p. M and regis
tor.
(REV. II. H. DAVIS, pastor.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27

Charles Satchcll Morris, Jr.. of Nor
tolk, a student in Wheaton College.
illinois, one of the most eloquent and
brilliant young orators viii drliycr
an Grafton at Fif'h .tni Rartist
thnr"h, Noro"J. temhcr 20 His
S"h!". l.: :'''> "ncipation."
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27

vice chairman and editor OF Herald
The Washington meeting raised
$4,000 and selected eleven new
mis- 5ioraricS for the foreign field.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27

-Tcachers for Colorcd
schools S"sSjjonn seven months. Sal
ary $40 90 Send certificates with
answer. Address r. d. ALIWITH.
JBVFDRSON, Powhatan, Co. Va
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27

WANTED-A House Servant. Must
come we'll recommended. A good
A~D'aoe for Il reliable party. Position
u for either maid or cook Apply at
8 I'LL Grove Avenue.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27

-~Rcv. and Mrs. y. $. Thomas
are rccuperatmG in Atlantic City, n
j. The Doctor is much improved.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27

Funeral Director Alphcus Scott
olIiciatcd in the burial Of Irving
East and Willis w. Wines, ST..
two respected and well known citi-
XcnS.
Richmond planet., 1919-09-27

Joseph Taylor, private Co. A.,
5ll Service Battalion who was from
Ellcrson, Va. has been honorably dis
charged from service. He has had
enough OF soldier life.