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The Irish standard., 1919-12-06

had undertaken. AS soon as they had
explained to him the objects of the
Knights of Labor, Cardinal Manning
unhesitatingly pledged the two Amer
ican prelates his cordial support; and,
thus strongly REINFORCED, they went
to Rome confident in the success of
their cause, which was based upon the
principle of justice to the toiling
masses. Cardinal Gibbons, with the
active aid of Archbishop Ireland, who
was also sincere friend of organized
labor, had drawn up a statement
which he presented to the Sacred Col
lege of the Propaganda, under whose
jurisdiction the Church in the United
States then was.
The result of the visit of Cardinal
Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland to
Rome is thus summarized in letter
to Cardinal Manning written at the
time by an American Bishop who was
then in Rome and who also took the
side of the knights of Labor. "The
clear, strong, wise words of Your EN-.
inence's letter will be a bulwark to
the truth, and a rebuke to mischief
makers. The impression produced
here seems to be excellent. Now our
victory is already won. Cardinal
Taschereau has gone home with direc
tions from the Holy Office to grant
absolution to all the thousands of poor
fellows who have been cut off from
the sacrements by the condemnation
in Canada, and there does not seem
to be any danger now of a condemna
ton for America. Deo gratias!"
The Irish standard., 1919-12-06

The wedding of Miss Genevieve
O'Donnell and William Gephart took
place at st. Johns church at 8 a. m.
Friday, November %. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Helen
O'Donnell, as maid of honor, and Fred
Gephart was his brothers best man.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-06

Death Of James L. Judge.
James L. Judge, 7s years old, resi-
dent Of Minneapolis for 20 years, died
Monday at his home. 1905 Pillsbury
avenue. Funeral services were held at
9 a. m. Wednesday in the Church Of
the Incarnation, Thirty eighth street
and Pleasant avenue.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-06
MRS. Il. q. swEErsER FEDERAL
AGENT.

Mrs. Horatio b. Sweetser, chairman
of the child welfare committee Of the
Minneapolis Women's Community
council, has been made a special agent
for Minnesota Of the United St4te3
Children's bureau under the Depart
ment of Labor. Announcement Of her
appointment was received recently by
Mrs. Sweetser from Miss Julia Lath-
rop, chairman Of the bureau.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-06
LEAGUE HosTEssEs.

Morris, Minn., Nov. 80, 1919.
The Irish standard., 1919-12-06

OOI1N n. UAHIL
Judge Of the Probate Court
Nov. 20. 27; Dec. 4. 'e oourt'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

Lovclacc Is the sister OF Rev. Philpot
Mrs. Ella McEllcy and two chill
drcn OF Pittsburgh Pa. arc the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Evelyn ID Jones
1874 Seventh Avenue.
Mr.. Vernon lIacklcv was Il visitor
in Columbus. Ohio this week. He
went to meet his wife, who was
visiting in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Annie Thomas and MIR.
Moses G. Powell ore spending a few
days in Philadelphia visiting rcla-
ty"s "nl friends. They will stop
III Baltimore Il few days.
Mrs. n. Belts. $40 Sixth Avenue,
who fell and fractured her left arm
about Il month ago is getting along
i&irly well.
The Silver Leaf Missionary Gre G
WAS tho guest OF Mr.. Harold w.
tones at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Traynham. POI Tenth
Avenue. N. T.. The regular monthly
meeting opened with song and PRAYER
"ftCr which the President Madam
NJ. e. Pom made her monthly state
mrnts and roll was called. TO have
heard the different members rcspond
ing so oncouraginGly about what thcy
had given for the poor and afflicted
was enough to inspire the weakest
member. The col cotton was even
tho largest in several months,
S22.I5. The number present was
So
1'hc next on program Of course,
was tho social part and the ladies
were forced TO confess that Mr.. Jones
certainly did credit to the occ?s sion
Tho mcnu was served in four courses:
First course. shrimp salad. saltccn
crackers. olives, pickles. pimcnto
served with cheese sandwiches; Sc
cond course, pumpkin pie. service Il
II carte: third course. ice cream,
plain cake, chocolate cake cocoanut
cake; fourth course hot chocolate
with Il bOnnevcc.
Mr.. Jones holds tho distinction Of
h"inE the first and only man to cn-
tCrtaiu tho circle so far.
hcv. James S Hatcher. b. d.,
spoke eto his congregation OH the
worlds greatest subject: The Christ
the Church and the Kingdom. and
proved to Il listening audience that
beyond contradiction it was the sub
iort in tho His Dry of the World
rms sermon was very impressive
and many We convinced and accept
ch Christ as their Saviour.
Mrs J. s. Hatcher was indisposcd
last week but was able to be about
tn" streets today
There was Il 'l'nion THANKSGIVING
service he'd between the A. NJ T.. and
the st. Paul NJ. l.. Church in which
very profitable discourse was do
''Nc"rd bv Rcv. j. S. Hatcher, in
which he discussed the sad results of
, inEratitudc and proved his assertions
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13
DONURA PA. NEWS.

St. Paul Southern Baptist Church
Brother Lee \ bic I. \ goou alta .cnco
Was present.
In the morning SERVICES, Rev. lhil-
ip preached Il v,iy tht.,cstIng SCI
mon. IL s subject: tor lie Who is
Dead is Freed From Sin. We added
one member TO the church. \ great
audience WAS present. IN tic evening
service we had Il good old covenant
meeting \ great audience Was pres
cnt a this meeting.
b. Y. +. l.. was called TO order by
superintendent; Then had pray
or ry Rev. Allen. Topic for
the day, Truths That Jesus Taught.
This WAS lei by Supt., Brother Lee
Nihlctt. Many others spoke on he
subject. a great audience was pres
cnt.
Sister Amcnlc Richardson has been
i'll but is getting better now. Go and
see her members.
Don't forge to come to Sunday
School Sunday.
We are going to have Christmas
tree Christmas.
O. boy isn't that fine
Oh, hoy our little Sunday School
has cleared $40 rs since September
Z II. isn't that fine.
Mrs. AnCtta Primas Of West Mon
essen WIS visiting Mrs. J2mos T.. GRAY
cs Of McCrca Avenue. Donora. Fri
dav November 2Sth.
Tho st Paul Church is waitin". NJ
the time when the cnrrcntcrs viii
come to build their tabernacle. Sc
bring Your money and give il freely
Nv bringing it to Sunday School and
church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13
FLORENCE LETTER.
{ E. b. Wcbstor)

FLORENCE, S. c., December . =.
Among those who passed through
tho city on tuesday morning to the
NJ. E. Annual Conference at Charles
ton, S. G.. we mention Mr.. Jonas
Thomas. OF Bcnnettsvflle, S. G.
Mr.. Thomas is one OF the leading
Negro farmers Of the South. He
has already sold 700 bales Of cotton
and has 200 yet to sell. He is treas
urer OF the Workers Enterprise Bank
of Bcnncttsville. whose capital stock
is $4,000. Mr.. Thomas rcnrc
sents Wesley and Evergreen charge
ut the annual conference and is q
candidate for the General Conference
1920 The writer wishes him sue
cess.
Miss Jesse Lee Frederick, of Canaan
diEria. N. Y. passed through the
city recently cnroutc to ST. Peters
burg. Fla.
Rev. Moses NJ. Brown, who has
been confined to his bed for several
weeks Is out again.
The Grand Session Of tho Masons
or South Carolina convened at Oar
lington. S. c.. December Q, 1919.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13
HARMONY BAND OF CALaNTHE
AT PORTSMOUTH. VA.

Mrs. Anna b. Taylor Grand Matron
Of :he Juvenile Bands of Calanthe ac-
companied by Miss NJ. l.. Chilcs, G.,
w. II. of d., of the Grand Court were
met at Norfolk by Miss Mary Aston
and escorted to Portsmouth where
80 happy children were awaiting the
arrival of the Richmond Party. The
Children enjoyed the initia ion after
which a dainty luncheon was served
the ladies and refreshments were serv
ed the children. Mrs. NJ. c. Adams,
G. w. Orator of Va, Grand Court,
Mrs. Cornelia Drew, ID. d. G. w. c.
Of Portsmouth, Mr.. Cooper and 9th
er visitors from Mt. Araratt Court
were present and made encouraging
remarks.
The Children's Department seems
very lively just now and several 9TH
or Bands are ready to he set up in
the near future. All weres glad Sister
Taylor was able to make the trip and
she was pleased wi h the new hand.
This Band was gotten up by Mrs.
Mary Alst0n.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

branch, Y. w. G. y. Will lie held at
the b,itoilS SO. Il. Clay Street
FrIcnds' are asked to help by buying
their Christmas presents at this ba-
iaar.
The Treasury Department Bureau
OF War X SIX Insurance at Washing
ton. ID. c., asks the announcements
TO &c maze through this organ zotl N
that co'rlcl men now out oi the ser
vice retain their insurance upon
which they paid premiums while in
tic %cr'ICc.
The Phyllis Whcotlcy Branch OF
he Y. w. G. a. tn';cs this occasion
to thank Mr.. Henry Schwar2sch Id FOR
his Very acrcniatl" cift OF Il number
OF muse rolls This gift was mado
through Mr.. Claude Brown
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

Ncwtown, Va, Dee 9, 1919.
y mass meeting was held at First
NJ, Olive on December 9th at which
timc Mr.. j. 5. Collins spoke in inter
est of The Virginia Home Supply Cor
poration.
On our sick Est are deacon Charlie
Taylor, Master Edward Roanc, Mr. -.
Punk Fortune whose condition is of
Such nature that he cannot lie
Gown; Miss florine Banks and Mrs.
Mary Roanc.
Mrs. R"b,ncttc Fortune suffered a
S'rokc of paralysis Il few days ago.
Her condition is very grave We re-
call that Il few weeks ago she lost,
by fire her barn and its contents in
GLIDING valuable young horse
While driving to Ncwtown last
Friday Mrs. Young, the wife OF Rev.
w. II. Young and daughter, Mrs VI.
Florence johnson we're thrown from
their buggy when the horse became
scared and dashed off. Mrs Young cs
cared injury hu' her daughter was
hurt.
Mr.. Paul Thomas some weeks ago
lost pair OF dogs, one has been
found but the other with black and
white spots has not been. found. Five
dollars reward offered. \
Mr.. Campbell Hill to date wears
the champion price belt on tobacco
FOR this section Eight y-fivc cents
Who will take it from him?
Remember the great drive for the
graded school an agent will be around
to see you soon.
The Sunshine band met last Sun
day afternoon at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. George F.. Holmes. The lit
tie folks anNiously avail each meet
ing that they may contribute of their
means to help the less Fortunate
Mrs. Mclvina Harvey has been in
disposed for several weeks but Is now
much improved.
While we are in our palatial homes
ana enjoying the festivities OF the
Christmas season, let us remember
the poor and unfortunate ones among
us and share With them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13
DEMONSTRATION AT SIXTH Mr
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.

The members Of the church are re.
quested to re-rogister their names soon
"a possible. Cards have been printed
for this purpose and YOU can get
them by asking the clerk or any Off.
Ger Of the church. Parents are asked
to gee TINT their children re-register
ANY member failing to rn-register as
's renneRted by tho church will ne
longer he q member nf this church.
Hoping that every menher vii, see
tho inheritance anF ~e-rngsvtnr ~ once
I remain,
Yours az ever;
RQtU n H1Y6xyss%t2aa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13
THE PROGRAM

LIST. The Significance of the Inter.
church Worlds Movement.
End Social unrest and is implica
ton for the church.
"rd - Some paramount national Is
sues.
attn. The ultimate need of the world
And others too humorous 70 mon
ton, among which il one entitled
the Foreign Mission survey and
another The Stewardship Message,
the latter two and the second one arc
'hrce which we the colored ministry
needed to have discussed with orr
"hllc e'hren without restriction or
limitation especially the second ton
ic
am fortunate in that I had n lie,
oil the brethren in the state furnished
me VINO were invited. both in Tide
water and Piedmont sections. And I
90 hone that the Piedmont brethren
VIII attend the Lynchburg conference
on the 10, II and 18th inst. and ojso
some of our brethren from this 500
tion who We're invited to the Rich
mond conference and failed to 90
VIII attend
slaha brethren for the united M
iil' OF our unfortunate fellows, whcth
er 'hey he White or black and a co.
operative ministry irrespective OF
race or denomination lie. our mott,
De then I'VE lift to climb" remen,hor
Ing that God has said "Ye shall not
see my face except your brother be
with you"
"A. S. GEORGE.
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SAVE PLANET COUPONS
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We have just received n big shin.
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We are making a SPECIAL OFFER
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Comforts. Spreads, Lace Curtains.
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Goods from factory to you. WHY
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Special attention to Mail Orders.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13
IoI,Ditr.D MINISTER'S AND TILE
" aA...-< Ii>A.,li ,.oh II.IE\I.
Editor Mitchell,

80, In ~l.u. VIZ MA.
Dear EuItor~-i. l,asc allow ne space
III Your valuable PAPER 10 cNprt:S II
a. (. &C o. sup. &c IS to Why re-
iIc. cut;,tI\c mana. CT ui thc Cylorcd
Ministry DID not attend the GOMEZ
cncc Of the in crchugch-W Grid Move
meat hCll at tie LI0ad Street NJ. l..
church (whltc) KltlmUnG, Va, on
tho ), !, ana oh INST. ! can account
for the on of town brethren WHO
did not attend on the grounds Of un.
duly short notice, lut for the local
brethren | cannot except for he re
cent humiliation they sustained rcia-
tive to Tic Trottor lecture there no.
long since 10y the evil authorities.
and by the unfratcrnal arrangement
Of the LEGAL commi tee (whitc) in con
ncct:on with the Billy Sunday cam
paign held there about year ago, ap
proX matCly.
But thrust the (colored) brethren
will not allow any wrong pcrpctrat-
lcl against them, however humiliatinS
it may be. to occasion them to mani
fest the rcta'iating Spirit, knowing
he teaching OF our Lord and Master
on this particular point. For by their
failure to attend, for whatever reason
they missed onI Of the rarCSt treats
which they have had the privilege 10
enjoy for Il season.
Yes. my brethren failed to avail
themselves, for some cause know
hot what. of one Of the rarcst liter
AIRY rcpAsS that they'd the chance TO
enjoy for Il season, for they had q
most splendid on lined program
touching on the paramount issues Of
the intcrchnrch iced OF today ire
SDcctCivc Of dcnomina' ion. race or
creed. which subjects were introduce
cd by some OF the most able diyincs
white pastors in the country. then fol
! lowed Il free for all discussion Of
those present in which the writer
participa ell freely
Thi" movement IS not altogether
new. 1t seems to have had its origin
III the Foreign Mission board of the
Southern Presbyterian church about
fifteen years ago and thru invitation
, OF this board to similar boards OF
other churches Il commission conNcn-
Ell to smooth out certain outstanding
dcnominational relation over which
they could not very well work togcth
cr Tor the general advancement of
thriStS kingdom The limitation
seems to have been to the (whitc)
church. But the recent war and the
tondi ions obtained since the Sign
ing OF the ArmiSticc the great un.
rest in the industrial, political. social
ana religious world seem to have Civ
en- to it Il new Significance which uc-
'as1oncd meeting, Of the prime NOV
crs of the movement to enlarge its
program and broaden its scope so as
TO take III all of the problems now
hard OF solution confronting the hui
man family.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13
Cough Remedy
Made in Richmond
Becomes Famous

Thos. Tabb Jcffrics, Well Known
Richmond Pharmacist, Discoycrer
OF Valuable Formula. Now Known
as Jcffrics No. Cough Mixture.
Richmond is again in the limelight
nationally. A few years ago, Thos
Fahh Jetfries. Druggist Of East Broad
Street. perfected formula for
coughs which now seems to be dos
tined to become nationally the most
important discovery and remedy OF
its kind in a decade. The remedy
is trademarked and is known aa
Jeffries No. l Cough Mixture.
At first DR.. Jcffries sold it only in
Richmond but the merit Of the pro-
duet was such an Improvement over
the ordinary remedies that the de-
mand grew so great that people were
calling for it from all parts Of tho
United States.
During the Flu epidemic. Jeffries
No. Cough Mixture was used OK
tcnsiyely and successfully. This
preparation is liquid and antiseptis,
therefore relieves the cough promptly
and heals the irritation, tickling and
soreness in the throat and chest. 1t
has the advantage over the ordinary
remedies in that 1t is antiscptic.
soothing and healing.
Jeffrics No. Cough Mixture Is
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adj, take it to your druggist. get
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use when needed. Three sizes, soc,
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NEWS FROM CHICAGO, ILL.

or c.,u., o,;. >, -,
uni,oI <nic,,,. ,1 n,., N''''.
Arrir, b,ld ,hnir nn,,;,..s,,. w., ".
mnn, II,II -, ,, n '''' ~ ''''
vboro worn 100 ,non,,,n,, ,',,,.. 49,. >e'' ;
many ,n,o, ,,i,.i,,,' - ."ot' "n'
tlclds. n G. NON, Mn>,o. ,r,,..
Patillo, n. G. Soc and rrn,. ~
q Al c,.hor,u. ~, -,
and NJ. ~ E,i,nv nrn.iao,, ,ha
Bailey Rcol Y Comn,rv ,Ir. r,,;,a
beth Jackson. \ nnnu,v II (
is NJ. f.. O and Nrs ,Ionri,t no,n
Secretary or tho ca,,,,
Several frinnds mo, -, ,,o .o,.;
dru,r or M. ,,,,r y arrc
Forest Avcuuc Inc, S,,n.d,,, ,,d
gave = surprisc on bor j, b,;nr hos
birthday Rcrro.bmor,, ,n,n,, ,I
nrcson,s woro hrnr,r,. o., ',''"
friends 10 unch,,, and n,,Ia ,. -
rift Of $500 Each ono wished NIrs
Young many more houpv and nro,.
porous BIRTHDAYS
The National Grand N,etcr or IN,
Ancient United knights and Dourb.
tcrs of Africa. Mr. T. II EioI,,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Attorney Walter NJ rormor ,,a
NJ. r.. Bailey worc In Ey,n,,nu I,,.,
week on business.
is Speeding a few DAVIS in rho Ci,v
Mrs l.. Wallace, 3SOS South Dn,r
born street has recovered md !,
able - be out again.
Memorial a. NJ. T.. Church WINS
forced to cancel his trip for the pres
ent, owing to some urgent church mat
terS that he wishes 10 strairhtcn out
uctorc leaving.
Judge John Stclk, Attorney for the
Pyramid Building and oan Assoclu.
'i'e ooulh "here he spent some Ii
tie time Oh his 5000 acre ranch, look
ing the picture of health and saying
mat he Is much pleased with his Wis
II 10 foicy' Ala.
rave you purchased any shares OF
STOCK IN the pyramid Building Loan
AsSocia ion? If not, why not start
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13
A. S. GEORGE

During the pass week the work nj
the Y. w. C.. A., has been movinr
along well. Sunday evening the YES
per audience was large as usual. The
speaker on this occasion was from
Union. Next Sunday December 18th
mere Will lie Il s DRY hour conducted
ny MISS Sadie I. Daniel. Miss DAME,
IS an interesting speaker and the pm
llc Will BIO glad to hear her.
monday evening December 7th ot
tho Quarterly Membership Meeting,
more was round-table discussion
our Attitude as Social Workers IN
mo Present Race Relationship. This
discussion was spirited one, inter
eStlng and helpful. In spite of tho
increment weather a goodly number
were present. Miss Adele T.. Runin
supervisor Of the Colorcd Work in
the South Atlantic Field added m,.c:.
TO the spirit OF the meeting By her
timely remarks born OF a wide experi
enco. After the meeting there follow
Ell social hour, and the Social Com
mittec contributed the evenings
enjoyment by serving hot chocolate
and saltines.
In tho very near future there will
he n lecture given by Prof. John
WOW. Tho date will DO announced
In next weeks issre.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

Being so we'll pleased with his
visit ing tho Ancient United Knights
ana Daughters of Africa, Egypt Coun
ell No. liz on November 22nd, Rev
John r.. Thomas pastor Of Ebencz-
er Baptist Church paid visit or tr1-
butte to them for which they are well
pleased
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

Negotiations have been started by
M. +. Bailey. president, the Bailey
Realty Company 1888 South State
Street for large number Of lots in
Morgan Park, III. Mr.. Bailey hopes
tc have all matters cleared up in the
course Of couple Of weeks ut which
tine the lots will be put or the mar
ket.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13


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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

y number OF changes wore made
in Ruth Temple No. ~ on the Off
GERS board. The Temple met last
Monday evening December LIST, nj
which time the changes took place
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

Have you purchased any shares OF
stock In the Pyramid Building Loan
Associa ion? If not, why not start
with the others and have for yourself
some of these shares by paying rs
cents per week
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

While we are in our palatial homes
and enjoying the festivities OF the
Christmas season, let us remember
the poor and unfortunate ones among
us md share With them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

Judge John Stclk, Attorney for the
Pyramid Building and oan Associu.
,1oh mas returned to the City from
the South where he spent some Ii
tie time OH his 5000 acre ranch, look
ing the picture of health and saying
that he is much pleased with his Wis
it to Foley. Ala.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

Mondart December 22nd, the an
II bayoar OF he Phyllis Wheat,ev
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

Rev. T. l.. Scott. pastor IF Grant
Memorial a. VI. l.. Church was
forced to cancel his trip Tor the pres
ent, owing to some urgent church mat
terS that he wishes 10 strengthen out
Uctorc leaving.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13

Mrs. Mclvina Harvey has been in
disposed for several weeks but Is now
much improved.