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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

be installed on a port commission
terminal 10 aid in handling Alaska
herring shipped here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Tides in Seattle
FRIDAY
FEB. 20

fEU. 20
Pint High Tae
ts,z n m. ~ 4 n
Ffrst Low Tide
iisf. q n., 90 ~
s~<@d High Tide
: fea r m. 10 n.
S~ond Low Tide
les =. m. % n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK, Feb ip.--coffee-No. 7
Rio. 1850 per ID. No. 4 Santos. stg.tHc
per IN,
sugar--Raw. ri.a5ai..otc per fb
graduated. ib6fec per ID.
EXCURSION TRIPS TO Alaska
will be inaugurated by the Alaska q.
s. Co. with the sailing of the steam
ship jefferson. March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Local Markets

rr'se rsis Wholesale penferS
fev Nesetsstss end frvis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
INCREASE IN ORIENTAL i'm.
FISH REpaCKrNG PLANT may

ports IL predicted by weekly market
letter Of Rogers Brown A Co.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
FULTON NOTES.

At 11:30 a. M. last Sunday Rev.
Hester of the V. u. u. preached at
the MI. Calvary Baptist Church. His
sermon was very instructive and en-
joyed by all. At night the B. Y. p.
u. Of the First Baptist Church gave
splendid program at the above
named Church in interest of Rev
Mrs. Cohbs club. The pastor, Rev
G. y. Cobbs preached at Bermuda
Hundreds all day last Sunday.
There will be a grand concert at
the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church on
Monday night. April 10. given by the
Elk's Band to benefit the above named
Church, on the invitation of Mrs. r
l.. Holmes.
The funeral service OF little Mary
Whiting, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Whiting was held at the Mt
Calvary Baptist Church, Tuesday
April -. The deceased was a men,
Der Of the Mt. Calvary Sunday School
Mrs. Brown, the mother of Rev
N. b. Brown, pastor Of Rising Mt
Zion Baptist Church died Tuesday
April IS, at the home of her son
Rev. Archie Brown in this CITY Mrs
Brown was a member of the Moore
Street Baptist Church and tho Ma
tional Ideal Benefit Society OF Fulton
The May Queen given two years
ago by Miss Olivia Orange will be
repeated at the Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church Monday night, May IT, tC
benefit the r. e. l.. Bible Glass of
said Church. All persons who took
part first arc asked to meet Miss
Orange at the Fulton Beneficial Hall
Friday night April 16, ut 500 p. M
Mrs. Annie Plummer Jeffress, Queen
Mass Meeting in interest Of The
Commercial Bank and Trust Com
pany will be held at the Mt Calvary
Baptist Church, Tuesday night, April
20 at 500 p. NJ. A special program
has been arranged under the direc-
ton of Miss Orange with addresses
by Mr.. M. G. Clark, President and
II. Z. Erwin, SecretaryTreasurcr of
the Melvin Finance Corporation, re-
spectivcly. Persons who have already
subscribed to stock are asked to be
present and bring their friends with
them.
Mrs. Annie Allen continues quite
sick at her residence on Virginia
Street.
Miss Julia cambridge and her sis
ter. Mrs. Brown are still sick.
Rev. N. b. Brown preached a very
interesting and instructive sermon n
his Church last Sunday. Subject,
THE Good Shepherd" Rev. Brown
seemed to have been at his best and
really put over some instructive
points.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
GREAT SUCCESS AT THE TcJETI
STREET. BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. w. B. Recd, d. d., Of Hartford
Conn, is conducting q great revival
meeting at the Fifth Street Baptia,
Church this week. Tho full capacity
Of the church has bcen utilized and
It has been necessary to hold an ovc.
flow meeting. Each night this dis.
tinguishcd pulpit orator and evangcI-
list has preached from a different
text to the infinite satisfaction OF
his hearers.
Rev. DR.. r.. J. King had 50 AT.
ranged affairs that here has been
no hitch whatever in the religious
repast that he he's pre- par
cd for the people of Richmond
ared for tho people Of Richmond
While here DR.. Reed is the guest of
Rev. DR.. King and his Madame. Next
week will be a continuation of this
gospel feast and everybody is invited
to come out and re9aIe themselves
with the tempting offerings laid be
fore them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Rnon Tabernacle Baptist Mission,
Seventeenth Srcct

Sunday was banner day with US.
us 1t was the closing Of our ten days
service, which was conducted by
the Rev. James II. Burnham, u. D.,
City evangelist and tho assistant pas
tor Of the First Baptist church, Nor
folk, Va. The collection was $l223
and the mission gave 1t to Rev. Burn
ham for his faithful service.
Tho Missionary Board OF the Mace
Ionia Baptist Association Of which
Rev. DR.. ]. II. Bintord is president
will hold 81 special service Sunday
afternoon April 18th, 1920 at 800 I.
N.
At 500 p. NJ. Miss mario Boiling OF
the First Baptist Church and her
friends will give sacred concert for
the benefit OF our mission or which
Will he composed of some Of the best
talented young ladies and gentle
E;en OF the city.
There will be given Il concert ut
the Buchanan School by the Excel
chorus for the benefit Of the Enon
Tabernacle Baptist Mission at 18th
and Venerable Streets. Monday even
ing April 10, 1920, ut $50 p. NJ. Az.
liisSiOn Is cents.
REV. ISAAC II. d. ROSS,
Minister.
WIN. BAUKS
Manager.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
THE KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS All
EIh.EIsSON.

Ellerson, Va, March 29.-Thc fol-
lowing Lodges and Courts met at
the First Union Baptist Church to
celebrate the Pythinn Thanksgiving.
The Union Lodge No. 90; Ellerson
Lodge No. 100; Henry District Lodge
and Shiloh Court No. 10; Ellerson
Court and Emerald Court. The church
was crowded to it's capacity The
ladies were ROBBED in white, the en-
blem Of purity.
The Master of Ceremonies was Dis
trict Deputy p. l.. cambridge. The
program was as follows:
The opening ode by the Order;
scripture reading by Sir Winston Ran
som; prayer by Sir Winston John
son; Welcome OIL part Of the church
by District Deputy p. l.. Dandridge;
welcome on part of the X. Of p, Sir
Stafford Jones and welcome on part
Of the Courts by Mrs. ,Christiana
Hunter; response by Miss Ruth Tins
ley; Mrs. l.. V. Allen, organist; a
solo was rendered by Miss Florence
Harris OF Emerald Court; paper by
Mrs. Emma Green of Ellerson Court,
On Calanthe: recitation by Mrs. Dora
Bagby; paper by Mrs. Elizabeth
White; recitation Miss Hester Ran
some; recitation by Miss Elizabeth
cambridge; solo by Miss Marion Ran
dolph; paper by Mrs. Sarah Tunstall
paper by Sir Stafford Jones; solo by
Mrs. Dora Green.
Tho Speaker was introduced by
Sir Collins Jones. The Rev VIM. H.
Branch who preached a soul stirring
sermon which was enjoyed by all.
After which the district deputy Of
the Courts of Calanthe, Mrs. Ella r.
81 own spoke on the Grand Order OF
the Courts Of Calanthe and its bene
fits to humanity and the rally for
new members which was interesting
and helpful to all.
The collection was lifted by Sir
James Tunstall. Sir Conway Trim
NELL and Sir Reuben Dabney Collec-
tfon was, 5000. Bcnediction was
pronounced by the Pastor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
Funeral Of MIR. II. +. MGselcN


Funeral services Of Dir. Richard
r. Moselsy, widely known ana
prominent citizen Of Chesterfield
County, whose death occurred In
the Memorial Hospital onl WedneB-
Gay, April 18th, 1890; took place in
tie FIRST Union Baptist Church on
Sunday April II, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Rev. Alfred Brttton officiating.
Long bcf1rc 'he hour of service III:
mcnse ihrIngs began to gather, man.
White friends Icing in the nunba';
and Ivy 2 o'clock the Church was
crowded to its capacity, WHILE ~
many more wero on the outside who
could not gain entrance. AS the fun
crAl party entered the church, the
choir softly sang Come Ye Discolr
Solate."
The services were most impress
sivc, Papers from various organiz;l,
beautiful expressions were made by
visiting ministers and others, which
were followed by the funeral Sermon
ably delivered, and everything at
tested to the popularity and high cH
tscm in which the deceased was
held.
The floral designs were numerous
and beautiful.
MIR. Mosclcy was born in Surry
County, Va, 60 years ago and at IN
early age moved To powhatan Coun
| ~ and when still quite young, left
there for Chesterfield where he has
remained ever since and where his
| daily walks and beautiful Christian
character commanded the admirl
ten and respect Of all with whom Ii,
| came in contact.
| He served on the Deacon Board
of tho First Union Baptist Church
FOR ,26 years,
! He leaves ta mourn lh%3 Gi.ss.S 8
widow, Mrs. Eliza Moseley, one dangt
| ter, Miss Mozclle Moselcy; one son
Richard Seldom Moselcy, two brothers
Mr.. Robert Moscley OF New York
| and Mr.. NJ. S. Moscley, Of Chester
| field County and a host Of friends.
| 'To live in hearts We leave hchint
| is not to die"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

inc community Realty Corporal
ion which was recently organized in
this city has purchased the property
at the Southwest corner OF Second
ana Clay Streets. This property is
considered ono Of the most valuable
sites in tho city and fronts rs feet
on Clay Street with depth of lOb,
feet on North Second street.
The corporation will engage in g.
general real estate and investment
business and will soon open Offices
In this city. The new owners of the
property contemplate making cxten.
siVe improvements On tho site ana
well known architect in the city Is
at present working on the plans for
ehe improvements. Mr. J. IT. Mabrey
IS president Of the corporation and
NJ A. Norrell is secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
LINCOLN, UNION, WILBERFOR<E
DEBATE.

ariday evening April $0th, at S:l5
p. NJ the Lincoln and Virginia oh'
ion Universities will stage great
20, eI.sic contest in the Va, UNION
University Chapel. The subject U.s.
Resolved: That Compulsory Arbltrt-
ton Of Industrial Disputes Should
Become National Policy. The local
Gcbaters will uphold the affirmative
side while the visitors will defend
the negative.
This is the third annual intercolle
giate triangular debate to be held
between these schools. In both OF
these Union broke even. For many
years Union has been noted for analy
tic and oratorical speakers, who have
done much towards maintaining her
lrrcmacy in the debating world.
The speakers for this year are lack
ing in none OF these qualities and
unbeatable combination. The team op
posing Lincoln will be made up OF II.
u. Johnson, class OF '23 and II. j..
NcGuinn, class Of '22. Johnson Jos
"csscs wonderful oratorial ability
which coupled with the analytic pow
or OF McGuinn can bring nothing
cher than victory when they face
kill and Atkins Of Lincoln here on
April 30th. Union will send IT. S.
Brown. class Of ~ and s. 3. Taylor
class Of '22. to Xenia, Ohio to meet
Wilberforcc. Brown is a very clear
and forccful speaker and has had
Two years experience in the intercol
'2giatc debates. Hc was a member OF
tho foam that 6efoato6 NVilborforoc
ut Xenia two years ago and is sure
Of repeating this year. Taylor is par
fcinatir" for his first time hut is
"apidlv developing into logical and
ELOQUENT sneaker. He won first place
III the preliminarics and evidently
"'ans to- win as 'greai fame in the
forensic world as he has ia the ath
letic sphere. t7:Sa' ,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
Miss Rays Visit.
Manager.

Miss Helen Ray of Washington, d.
c., Is highly elated over her re-
cent visit here, and extends many
thanks to her friends and acquaint-
anccs for the "old Virginia hospitals
w. and the many entertainments
s!Yonf n honor OF her at the real.
dents Of Mr. and MRS William IL !.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sully,
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Cunningham,
ST.. and many others.
She loft the city last Saturday
afternoon for her home, longing to
return to the Getty on the Jeems."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
nov. Dcbricks In Flatbush, n, Y.

Rev Henry DeAriclss. Il student of
the Union University, Richmond. Va
sEent the Easter week in Flatbush
brooklyn. N. Y. While there he
preached for ts,c Salem Baptist
church of which DR.. J. w. Dudley of
South Richmond was formerly pastor.
His old friends made 1t very pleas
ant fer him and lie wishes to thank
the church and pastor, Rev. s. l..
Arlington for tho purse of $500.
While there he was the guest of
the following ones: Mr.. and Mrs. G..
wilson, 1894 Dean street, BROOKLYN,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. lG l.. Gordan. I12
Prospect street. Flatbush; Mrs. Viola
Harris, Flatbush; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Marshall 1914 Norstrand Avenue:
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Simpkins, 12 Eras.
ln'ks street; Mr.. aud M"s. Willard
Bacltus, 2415 Tildin Avenue: Mr.. am,
Mrs. p. Jackson, Union Place: Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. Johnson. 1 Union Place:
and Mrs. Julia Hubert, G Union
flaco. Flatbush, N. Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
A MILLION DOLLAR WEDDING.
City Auditt siuln, May z, 1920, hight
ST. T.. M.-Doors Open 1880.

Fifty Brides, SO Brides, SO Brides;
SO Grooms, SO Grooms, 90 Grooms'
L,ides Maids, Flower Girls, Best Men
Ushers, Ring Bearers, etc. All III
ono huge, beautiful, splendid moving
spcctacle. A pageant unequallcd Ill
uniuucness and originality, Every
body is planning TO so to see the
brides.
Each bride is asked to meet her
bridal party and make her own ar
rangemcnts and TO meet the general
. committed each Friday evening at
6 o'clock T. NJ. at the Girls Home.
sG2 w. Clay Street where headduart
els have been opened.
The following prizes will he offer
cd: $25 in gold to the Bridal party
bringing in the highest amount over
$25. SIS to the next highest; $40 to
the next: and 4 prize in gold is on
elcd to the person selling the high
est number OF tickets. Several misccl
laneous prizes. 50 to the child bring
ing in the highest amount in the
Tom Thumb Wedding and 50 to the
child bringing in the next highest
amount.
ors! Plenty Of good looking women,
men, girls and hoys. A good time Is
planned for ench participant and each
person present.
Given under the auspices of the
Richmond NcighbOrhood Association
Incorporated for the benefit Of the
Building fund Of tho Day Nursery
Friends Orphan Asylum and the play
grounds.
Wanted! More Brides, Grooms, and
idal parties. Come to tho commit
tee. meeting Friday evening G o'clock
Mt 502 West Clay Street or send your
mine in to Mlr. Mary e. Williams
Chairman; Mrs. Lille Hardy, Vice
Chairman; Mrs. Matte Holmes, Sec
Mrs. Alice Bowser. Assistant Sec
Mrs Kittie Drcwitt, Assistant or tc
any member of the Richmond Neigh
bclhood Association Incorporated
Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes, President
AIRS. ID. E. Thompson, Vice President
Mrs. Rosa Caflee, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
aESY

2.
An appeal to the Public to r,is,,
funds to purchase a PLAYER i,o,ns
.ns i.eligious records to be presented
- MISS ~ iAssabath a. Coles one OF thts
: upllc School teachers ana. misstou-.
aries who Is about to leave MS or:
reut to the Heather Lands where we
oei1eVe God has called her to 70 ana
LABOR Ill that portion OF His vine
sard. LII talking she expressed n do
sire to have piano, 1t would heir,
Ecr SO much In her work. I promisc,,
l would do all that was in my poSer
TO have her desire fulfilled.
owing to my being sick in NV
nome 1or nine weeks it has handI
eupPeo me- Therefore, to try to full
LII my promise I make this appeal 10,
every insurance, Public School teach
CT society, club and citizen Of Rich.
mond to please give or send q donot
ION TO aid along this line, be il large
or small.
Please deposit with name and aa.
..eSs an moneys, or checks IN the
81. hukes Penny Savings Bank. There
VIII DC book to record all namoe
or lnsuraneeA teachers! societies:
ciuh and persons, so they can be
given 10 Miss Coles and the names
ana amounts raised will be published
Hch week Every one now has 3
chahce to render aid to this most
worthy cause and show their miss
lohary spirit towards tho Hcathens
thanking you in advance, and hop
ing this plea will meet with a hearty
cooperation Of the public, I remain
yours for the cause,
MRS. ZEMORTA J. WOOD,
G15 Judah Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
y. w. Holiness Supreme Master and
Members of the National Ideal
Benefit Society.


Members of the National Ideal
Benefit Society.
Dear Sisters and Brethren.-It is
with the highest pride and admir-
alton that wo the members OF the
family OF Mrs. Amy Pratt, sister OF
Said society are actuated to express
our app:ecint.Cn OF the splendid re
cognition teneeed our deceased
mother in Washington, ID. c., and
at the home Office IN Richmond, Va.
And our acknowledgment OF you:
recognition OF Il deceased member,
we deem it eXpcdient that we obli-.
gate ourselves to at least make men
ton Of the grand and noble fratern
al unity that seems to actuate yom
Society to pelform the Ideals tina
your constitution stands for.
Hoping to ever retain a kindly re
membrance OF your noble achieve
mcnts and at the same time wish
ytu perpctuity.
With the highest esteem we sub
scribe ourselves.
VIM. PRATT and FAMILY,
2630 ". York Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
Evangelist Skipwith in Aiken, $. G.
Friendship Baptist Church. Rev. A
W. Hill, A. b. Pastor:

The Evangelist Of Evangclists, the
Rev. w. II. Skipwith, d. d., is here
began our meetings Easter Sunday
ahd The Lord has wonderfully bless
Ell our church and city. The citizens
or Aiken both colored and white re-
ce1Ved our brother with open arms,
the white daily paper ran the cut and
advertisement OF DR.. Skipwith, graci
ously. The Mems meeting last Sun
day WAS a record breaker. Men, came
from Augusta, Ca, and the subur
nan towns to hear this great man of
God.
He is q great preacher, and singer;
knows what to say and how to say
II; well versed In the scriptures and
the citizens Of Aiken are going 10
take care of him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
AN ERROR CORRECTED.
10 Whom 1t May Concern:

To Whom 1t May Concern:
The above publication appeared In
the Issue Of the Richmond Planet Of
February 81, 1920 signed by Rev. A.
-. DAILY, pastor Of Fifth Baptist
Church, Sydney. BY this publication
he gives to the public misleading
statements when he says that Dover
Mines Baptist Church has put out
its pastor. Rev. w. w. Young after
more than thirty years service and
left him to the mercy of his fellow
ministers, who are to support him
iE his last days by offerings.
This statement is false and with
cut foundation.
Because Of physical inability to
serve the church REV. Young re-.
signed as pastor.
Tho church voted him p,"
emeritus with a salary the balance
OF his life. We exact no service of
him other than he voluntarily gives
We pay him until death fivc-sixths Of
the salary that he was getting while
doing full PASTORAL duties
by tho request of Rev w. W.
Young we have called strong and
active leader, and he is in full nc.
cord with our action in paying Rev
Young the stated salary the remain
der OF his life.
Furthermore, the newly elected pas
tor accepted tho church on this con
dition and there is no reflection up
ca him nor the church.
We wrote Rev, Daily and informed
him of his mistake and asked him
TO correct It through the paper, but
up to the present he has not answer
oil Nus nor made the correction so
kindly requested.
Done by order of the Dover Mines
.mpttst Church and Rev. w. w
Young,
}5s FRANK, DIXON,
,,ss. Clerk.
The article In question was as fol.
lows:
THE DEFENSE IN THR CONFER,
ENCE OF OUR MINISTRY"
1t is but natural for church to
want the activities of young and
sh ong minister. The time demands It
oS "Sii 40 WIN WHICH is more com
pick and strenuous. Yet the writer is
very sorry that the church at Dover
Mines could not find better way ia
honor their pastor Rev. w. Young
who has worn himself out in their
service of more than thirty years.
He Is honored and beloved by all
of the brethren OF this city and yicin
ity with all that may be said of him
as builder Of churches and pastor
for he has built many in our vicini
ty.
We understand that from next Sun
cay to the end Of his life which may
be very short he is to live by the
al of his fellow ministers who have
been asked to take offerings for him
This is reflection on Dover Min
es Baptist Church and this newly
elected pastor.
A. d. DAILY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
Washington Y. w. G. A. in Big Drive.
(Amcriean Negro Prcss.)

american Negro Prcss.)
Washington, d. c., April.-Collec-
ton Of funds to make up the reuuir-
cd sum of $4,000 for maintenance
Of the Y. w. G. A.. building for the
solorcd branch of that service will
continue this week, the subject of
Y. w. G. A. work having been given
special attention in many churches.
The building at 9th and Rhode Is
land Avenue ia going m ranidlv
lands for the construction having
been appropriated by the war work
council Of the association during
1918.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
New. M. ID. Dayis Returned

Rev. NJ. y. Davis. pastor of the
fhird Street A. M. e. Church has
rtTned from his Annual Confer
ehse held in Wysheyille, April filth.
tosV' DAVIS is worry jubilant over the
success OF his last years work. He Is
returned for tho fifth year und is
i"ua III praise OF the faith !ul and
loyal members and friends who labor
ca 80 jealousy with him during the
past.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
ALL COURTS AGREED

All Of these courts decided how
over that tho revocation OF the char,
ter Of the Grand Lodge OF Virginia
was unlawful and therefore null and
void. The right of the Supreme Chan
cellor to suspend the Grand Lodge
for the issuance of circular was sus
tanned. The Grand Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias Of Virginia Is accordingly
still in the Order Of Knights OF Ply.
thias and Is in lawful possession Of
it's fraternal charter issued by tho
Supreme Lodge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
C:rIl of Thanks.

Mrs. Mary Lewis wishes to thank
the Committee of Ziontown and the
willing Workers Club of Good Hope
we'll Baptist Church for the great
surprise they led on her husband.
Mr.. Monroe Nixon OF Pittsburgh,
Pa, is in his homo at Westwood. He
alGe called to see Deacon J. D. Lewis
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
Card OF Thanks.

Mrs. Eliza Moseley of Chesterfield
County, ", wishes to thank her
friends and ncighbors for their kind
Less and many expressions Of sympa,
thy extended to her during tho i'll
ness and death of her husband, Mr..
Richard II. Moseley.
May Gods richest blessings rest
upon them all.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Columbia, S. c., ApriI-One OF
the leading features at the sessions
of the state convention held here re
Gently was the special session OF the
Jeancs Supervising teachers work
ing in the state. Prof. w. I. r. Wi.
liams. field agent Of the Jeanes and
Safer fund, was present.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
RETAINS CHARTER
Supreme Lodges Action in Revolving
Nirginia's Grand Lodge Charter
Unlawful.
Final Decree EnttE'otl-t5till Inside
OF tho OIxler-Quention of Taxes
Still Open-Oiicers and Members
In State UntcITlied and Possess
Two CluCtcrs.

The litigation sstween the Su.
premc Lodge, knights OF Pythias,
n. A.; S. A.; e.; A.; A. and A.. nnd
the Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias
uT Virginia, n. A., S. A, e.; ~. and
a., has ended for the time being only
to begin again as the question MS TO
the legality Of the membership tax
by the Supreme Ledge, which tax
under the old constitution WAS un
lawful Was not passed upon by tho
Court of Appeals Of the district of
Columbia although the Supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia decided
that It was unconstitutional.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
lnteieGlurch Movement In Tampa.
ASSOCIATED Nesro Press }

Tampa, Fla, ApriI--A mass meet
ing In tho interest OF the Intcrchurch
World movement was held here re-
GENTLY at st. Paul A. Mr. T.. Church.
All ministers of the city, supcrintcn
dents OF Sunday Schools and prcsi-
dents of young peoples societies par
ticipaked.