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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-22

Hacia 81 Dc ensso preximo legs
"a = nuestro puerto ei vapeF sspa2ei
Montevidoc en- viaie pafa d fis
bana y escaias
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. - FL Depsrtamento
del Tesoro asi como tambien el Nego-
ciado de la Reserva Federal, acordaron,
con la aprobacion del Departamento de
Estado, suprimir las restricciones sobre
las irnpcrtaciones de moneda la Ru-
sia sovietica, 10 mismo que las transac-
cicncs en- rublos Y las de cr6dito cam
bio con aquel Gobierno. FL Negociado
declare que esta medida Sc adopta a fin
de dar plena fuerza y efecto a la deci-
sion del Departansnto de Estado anun
ciada hace POGO y la cual consiste en-
suprimir todas las restricciones estab!es
cidas so5re el comercio con la Russia
de los "soviets" aunque este no inl-
plica una reaDudaci6n de relaciohes CO
merciales, todavfa bastante leJana, cor.
81 Gobierno dc Lenine.
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10000 muertOS
y 10000 heri-
dos en- Argentina
tPoR CABLE NGLEs)

BUENos AIREs.-Andncianse nue.
vos cstragos producidos sl terremoto.
Las victimas son mas de 10000 heridOs
v 10000 muertos.
Sc trata de establecer una nueva
tributaci6n aA
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PARIS.-M. Raul Peret, quien efec-
tue una vista hoy al expresidente de
la Republica, senior Deschanel, declare
que este va Sc encuentra defnitivamen-
te restabIecido y que comenzara mana
ma su canpafa senatorial en- los Depar-
tanentos de Eure y el Loir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-22

ROMA, diciembre 21.-D 'Anrunzio afr
ma que Sc opcndra energicamente al trs
tado de Rapallo, por considerable aten-
tatorio a La soberania de Italia.
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Eel CATALAN

Desea todos cIentes amigos muy feces Pascuas.
les recuerda que poder ENDULzAR las la
hay mas po esta San Jose ITO Sal
IT, donde podra compa DE LO BUENO 10 MEJOR
Tenemos mejor surtido TURRONEs. FPUTAS cRlSTA-
LlzADAS BoMBoNES FRANCHISES; BOMBoNES EsPANo-
LES; cARAMELOS De MEL. CHOCOLATES TORNOS, BOM-
BONES HoLANDESES, cARAMELoS De FRUTA "Feh6' MA
Japan De cADz muchos acuIos que vendemos mas
barato que nade
limo Sc oLWDENl!
Salvador Brau ~. San Jose ~.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-22

koMA.-La policia, los carabincros
las tropas del oobierro fue on llama
das hoy para reprimir una manifesta-
eion belicosa que SO produio frente a Ia
Oanara dc Diputados Certenares de
perscnas Sc manifestation sn favor dc la
sprobaci6n de un credito annual de 500
mtnones de iras para dedicarlo a PEN
stones entire los mutilados, huerfanos de
IL guerra y los padres de los soldados
muortos eli los combates. Dursnts el
curse de la refriega. numerosas perso-
mas fuercn heridas oy6ndose las detona-
clones do proyectiles bombas.
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BRUsELAS.-Continu las negocia
clones entire los Alados y los IJ,manes
tratando dc llegar un acuerdo res
pecto del cual Alemania pague con arre-
glo la medida de su capacidad eco
monica actual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-22

Il Avis0 al pdhIico

Esta en- circulation el nuevo Iistin
conteniendo todos los precios de las pro
visiones del colmado 'Font''; y 10 es-
tamos enviando por correo a nucstros
numerosos cnentes. 81 alguno dc ellos
no 10 recibe, Ie rogamos 10 solicite para
enviarselo en- seguida Dicho Ldstin es
Ia mejor guia para los que Quieran com
prar en- este colmado.
sUCs DE FONT Y HERMANos
Tanca No. 8 esq. Fortaicza
san Juan, P. r Advt.
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MADRID Ell coronel Guerra, caEdi-
llo de la independence de Cuba. asi CO
mo tambien los representatives de las
grandes Potencias. presididas por q
embajadcr yanqui, dieron una advcrten-
cia al gobierro espaiol, en- el sentidc
de que hay enorme disgusto entire los
representatives. de las potencias acerca
de que las cortes intentan acabar inn
poniendo enormes tributos, las empire
sas extranjeras.
Sc desmiente la noticia acerea del
concerto de up Tratado anglo-hispano
Los iltin:os parties recibidos acerca de
las elecciones dicen que los republica-
nos los sociahstas han sufrido una
enorme derrota.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-22

WASHINGTON -Bl presidento vii
son ha nombrado al general o'Ryan,
actualmcnte comandante de la Guardia
Nacional dc Nueva York, mayor general
del sjercito nacional de la Reserva
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WASHINGTON, diciembre 21.--.El
general coIlardet, agregado militar de
Ia Embajada francesa, ha impucsto, en-
nombre de su Gobierno, las insignias
Dc ohciaI de Ia Legion dc Honor al
corcnel Fabyan savant, de illinois.
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NUEvA YORK.-El mercado azuca.
rero ha mejorado levemente.-s coti-
zan cinco diez la centrffuga
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HABANA.-Ha falecido. don Manuel
Coronado, director de ''La Discussion
Sc lie tributaron honores de vice-Presi-
derte> del S0nado.
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NUEvA YORK:-Desde hace varios
meses la ciudad Sc encuentra invadida
por miles de criniinales que cometen ass
sinatcs O cualquier hora, sin que pue-
dan ser descubiertos Las autoridades
han tenido que pedir la cooperation del
ejercito la marina para eyitar los cri
menes, pero a pesar de las ensrgicas
medidas adoptadas, los asesinatos con
tinnan sin interruption, 10 que hace que
los habitantes de la c1ndad esten alar-
mados. Las autoridades, ell ejercito ? la
marina han constituido ur cuerpo de ms $
do veinte nil hombres para vigilar Ia
ciudad dia y noche.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-05-27

Quarterly Statement OF the Insane
Hospital amounting to $4,000 was on
motion duly made, seconded and car
lied, approved
Quarterly Statement OF Tuberculos-
is Sanitorium, amounting to $142.27,
was on motion duly made, seconded
and carried, approved.
School and Court House Loan ap>
rjications were on motion duly made,
seconded, and carried, approved as
follows.
T M. Burns, approved at 49,. 100000
J. A. F~intzell, $2500.00 APP
proved at ............ 100000
Fred Sieman ............. 100000
| Matilda A. Westmire, addi-
tional ......... .......... 100000
Walter w. Sanger .......... 100000
f. j. Moore ........... 10000
Rec Heights Township $500. 100000 Do
Petitions for attachments and re-
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-05-27

finds of taxes were on motion duly
made, seconded and carried, approved
as follows:
B. T. Foley; A. M Cloud; e. F.
Waite, y. y. Weiselcr;; Ben w. Palm
or; P. j. Burns; Henry Reese; ]. w.
Allen.
The following petitions were on mo-
ton duly made, seconded, and carried,
laid over:
Charles p. Nelson; Elmer w. Nell
son; and A. F. Bliss.
On motion duly made, seconded, and
carried, the following applications 70,
refund OF Hail Insurance tax were
approved:
Fred j.. Lichty; w. A. Boutwell,; G..
E. Major; Frank Sommer; w. H.
Thomas; and A. NJ. Anderson.
The following road petitions were
on motion duly made, seconded. and
carried, rejected:
Vayland; Grand; West Side.
The following road petition vas on
motion duly made, seconded and car
ried, laid over:
Miller and Adjoining territory.
The following bridge petitions were
on motion duly made, seconded n
carried, ordered placed on file:
G~reenleaf; County line-Hand and
Beadle; Midland; Logan.
On motion duly made, seconded and
carried, Board adjourned to 300 a. m,
April s. 1920.
300 a. M, April s. 1920.
BOARD met pursuant to adjournment.
member absent, Hudson. The follow
ing claims we're on motion duly made.
seconded, and carried, allowed. and
warrants authorized issued in pay
ment of same:
General Fund
y l.. Flint, advertising ......$ 42.1S
Mrs. L. Shonbrun. labor, Lou
is Shonbrun ........ 49,. $40
q G. Briggs, justice fees.. 56.s5
A. G.. Mohr. Sheriff fees, JUS
tice Court ............... oS.zv
Thelma Renshaw. stenograph-
err fees. Justice Court -. 1888
Ben Monkman, witness fees.
justice court ............ LILO
Hugh Dean. witness fees.
Juatica Court 40
Mrs. Hugh Dean, witness fees
Justice court ............ a.io
Mrs Addie Strope. witness
fees. justice court ....... 2.1o
Anna Bell, witness fees.
Justice Court ........ !. ITO
Mrs. Merrick. witness fees.
sContinued next week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
PRICE. FIVE Giants
THE QUEEN OF SHEBA COURT IL
ORGANIZED AT NEWPORT
NEWS.

Newport News, Va. May li.-'rhe
Orders OF X OF p. and Courts of
Calanthc in Newport News are vicing
with each other in hustlimg for new
members in the great campaign rally
i'll Virginia which ends at the Grand
Session in Norfolk for the prize
winners and the kccncst interest is
felt everywhere.
Last Saturday night Grand Chat
ccllor Hon. John Mitchell, Jr. and
his associates made 81 gallant Sir
knights and tonight Miss N H.
ChilcS, G. w. II. Of Deeds OF the
Courts OF Calathe. DR.. T.. II. Jefferson,
and Miss Alice e. Chlos, arrived on
tho six H. NJ train from Richmond!
to set apart Il Court OF Calanthc.
Hon. John Mitchell, Jr., G. w.
Counsellor Was expected and every
body was much disappointed when II
was stated at the train that he could
not make the trip rs he had hoped
TO do. The party was mot by Sir
Charles Greene and conveyed TO hiss
residence where II fine supper was
in readiness and enjoyed by Dr. JEFF
ferson and Miss Chilcs, after which
all went to tho hall selected for the
initiation and found the ladies
anNiously awaiting their arrival. 81
fine, healthy, strong looking ladies
and one gallant Sir Knight were
initiated into the mysteries OF the
. Order and seemed highly delighted
with tho same.
This fine Court was gotten up by
I Mrs. Lizzie b. Green, G. w. Escort
; and everybody was jubilant at her
| success. Mrs. Lillic d. Byrd, ID. d
| G. w. G. of NEWPORT News District,
Mesdames Ellis, Tkompson, Cooper.
Johnakm, j. p. Haywood, Elam
Chandler, Veal. Banks Thaxtop,
Robertson and Rev. Ellis assisted Miss
Chncs and DR.. Jefferson and made
complimentary remarks Of Mrs
Grcenc's success.
The following officers were installed
for the term: w. Inr., Mrs. Matte
Coles; w. G.. Mrs. Mary Dabney;
w. INK. Mrs. Rosa Gardner; w. o. ;,
Mrs. Ada Roos: w. r. OF d. Mrs.
Lille Bolton; w. r. Of A, Mrs
Lena Garland; w. r. of Dep. Mrs
Florence Seay; w. S. D., Mrs. jamie
Jackson; w ]. D., Mrs. Nancy
Perry; w. Con-, Mrs. Eliza Scott;
W. Asst. Con-, Mrs Elizabeth Car
ter; w. &c, Mrs. Rosa West; w Fl.
Mrs. Lottic Toliver; w. P, Mrs.
Sarah Lowdcn. Trustees: Mrs
Mary a. Steward, Mrs. Mary Bentley
Mrs Bertha Timberlake.
Refreshments were served and all
enjoyed the same.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
SURPRISED THEM.

Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Claiborne
were agrccably surprised in their new
home, li17 Decatur Street, Tuesday
night, the 18th inst by n number
OF their friends and ncighbors, both
old and new. They formerly resided
at 22Ol-A Hancock Street.
1t was really IL surprise to them.
when the party arrived with plenty
of refreshments to satisfy the inner
man. The evening was spent in a
jovial manner and all enjoyed them
sc YES uutil Il late hour.
Refreshments were served by Mrs
John Logan, Mrs. Alberta Stephenson
and Mrs. Jacob Harris. Among those
present were: Mrs. Elizabeth Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mason. Mr.. Jacob
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. John Jefferson,
Miss Maude Powell Mrs. Murphy,
Mrs. jones, Mrs. Clarence Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, Mr. and
Mrs. Major Woodbridge, and Mrs.
Harvey Jenkins.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne wish to
thank their many friends and extend
to them a cordial welcome at all
times
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22

On Monday, May 81, 1920 the Geo
A. Carter Post No. II, and Hankins
Camp u Spanish War Veterans will
observe Memorial Day at the Nat
ional Cemetery. The parade will
start from the Army and Navy Club
90 Clay street at l o'clock sharp,
headed by Comrade VIM. White, Chief
Marshall. G.. II. r. Veterans, Hankins
Camp, First Brigade, X. Of p, U. r.;
Samaritans, Israels and other organi
cations and clubs from the East end
The exercises at the cemetery will
be Of tile highest order. Hon. J. Henry
CIutchfield will be orator of the day
On Sunday May 80, at $3.50 the G.
A. r. Custer Post No. II will have
their Annual Sermon preached to them
by Rev. Andrew Bowler at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church on north '25th street.
The public is invited to attend these
exercises and help pay tribute to
the heroes who left their homes, i'm
the COS and came down and made
tho Supreme sacrifice. that wc might
have that freedom that we today en-
joy.
Captain Geo. l.. Branch VIII he
Master of Ceremonies. Nathaniel Row
Chairman Of Programme Committee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22

Very beautiful, but sad and most
impressive were the funeral services
held over the remains Of Mr.. George
Horace Johnson, Sunday, May 16. at
the Third Street Bethel a. NJ. e.
Church, Of which he had been Il
member since early childhood. a
few minutes after the appointed hour
the Cortcge entered the Cdiiicc and
tho remains cncascd n Il handsome
Stafford Oriental Grey Metallic casket
were rested before the altar. Lovely
designs and cut ilowers in great pro-
fusion were paced around making
CONTINUED OH Fourth Page.5
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PERSONALS AND BIs4EFS.

Hear DIR. J. w. .. Bowen, PHI. d.,
Wee President Cannon Theological
Seminary, in his famous lecture
"Three feet make yard. Monday
May "a, 1929 p. M. at Leigh Street
NJ. e. Church. Tickets on sale ab
SIMPSONS Barber Shop, 1923 N. End
Street.
Madam Azelia Nackley was a vie-
itor to our office tlis week.
Rev. A. J. McClain, founder and.
pastor OF Sweet Home Baptist
church, Hol we'll, Va, was called to,
the bedside OF his uncle and aunt,
after a period of twcnty-eight years.
he located them in Oklahoma, only
to greet him and then departed this,
life on the End OF May. Rev. McClafn
lived at 1903 Brook Avenue, this
city. They were successful farmers.
in their vicinity. Mary Rouce, de-
ceased.
Mr.. J. A. Chambers Of Trcvllian,
Va, Is in the city. He has the Job,
of decorating tho First Baptist church,
of South Richmentl
MI Marcclius l.. HATCHER, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Hatcher, 1917
Decatur Street, who has been very
sick has recovered. FIe left Satur-
day for his home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Maude IF. Ice and her chill
dren. Glenola. Solomon and Marian
gro visiting her mother and sister
Mrs. Amelia Jones and Mrs Florence .
CoghAl, VA r. 18th ST., Southside.
Mr.. John 0. Lewis of Seattle,
W"shi"Gton. well-known former
r""'"ent Of THIS city is ia the city
and called en us. He reports
conditions as being prosperous IA the.
Northwest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
MRS. LOUISA TAYLOR PASSES.
Given Imposing Funeral and Bur
.-s--'' ''.- --ssEs 77rfa'

Mrs. Louisa Taylor. of 90S n.
oeth Street has passed away. She
answered the call Of the death angel
suddenly in seeming good health,
Saturday May Sth.. She had made
many friends, colorcd and white.
and her life was shining light.
She is survivcth by Il faithful ana
devoted daughter, Mrs. Jano Kolly
Of 13l Key Road, Portsmouth, Va
and an adopted son George Jackson
who is somewhere in California;. brt
could not be located. She WAS
member OF New Baptist Church III
Wcs: Clay Street. The funeral was
bold at the 31st Street Baptist church
near her home en- Church Hill. Her
pastor, Row II. ]. j. MosDy, y. d., dc
livcred an imposing eulogy on her
christian life and character
RESOLUTIONS from the Colored Sol
diers' and Sailors Home Aid Socio-
ty, the Sons and Daughters of Peace
and her church wcG read and the
Richmond friends after funeral and
burial were thanked by her daught
CT for the many beautiful floral dc
Signs and for their deep interest
and kindly acts in paying their last
tribute of respect to her memory.
She was laid to rest in Greenwood
Cemetery till walked by tho trump
OF me angel o the resurrection
morning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
! <''t! OF Thanks.

Mrs. Susanna l.ccosl wishes to
thank the Good llopewen Baptist
Church members and friends for the
liberal collection taken and presented
to her husband deacon Thornton LIE
cost. The purse was presented by
Deacon w. Nj. Ford. Also for the
heatuiiul prayer by Mrs. Bride.
May Gods richest blessings rest
upon them.
REV. j. E. FOUNTAIN.
Pastor.
CHRISTINE TROTMAN,
Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
OUTING TO FRESH AIR CAMP.

On last Wednesday afternoon DR..
Anna Cooper entertained Il group OF
ladies down at the Childrens Fresh
Air farm on the Darby Town road.
After making plans for the building
OF more huts, bathing pool and
Tennis ground and otler amuse-
ments they had a delightful luncheon
served at the hut. The committee
was Mrs. S. Sparrow; Miss Cox, Mrs
w. II. Nelson Miss ANNA Cooper
President and others.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
AN UNFORTUNATE MISHAp

Then with .his veritable "army"'
OF candidates, following he went
down to the hall to perform the
work. lie was arranging the para
phcrnalia when ~ crash was heard
h"sning out, he and his associates
SOW mass Of men down below. The
inside steps, about six feet wide
leading up to the degree room on
me second floor had gone down un
der the weight Of the mass of men.
.'nckilN, no one was seriously In
lurcd. although two persons were
slightly bruised. The Drincipal of
the colored school, who is very Dou
lar here offered the use OF the school
house and the offer was acccpied
but not before "a of the candidates
had been initiated.
THE SCHOOL HOUSE OPENED
The others repaired to the school
Louise where the others were initiat-
Ell. DR.. E. II. Jefferson had Charge
upon the completion Of the work.
Grand Chancellor Mitchell initiated
all but about 20. He left with Rev.
DR.. II. j. King at 12:45 for Rich.
rond. A grand banquet was prepar
ed for the VISITORS and was much en-
1cyed by them. While here Grand
Chancellor John Mitchell, Jr.. and
his associates were the guests of
Rev. DR.. White at his cozy home, S
Prospect Walk. The officers OF the
New Lodge who were duly installed
f're as follows:
c. c. c. Fl. Burga; NJ. Of w. James
Overton; V. c. M. S. Clark; p, Levi
White; M. Of Elk, C. A. Smith; M. of
f., Geo. w. Lee; X. Of r. anu S., t..
S. Pogue; NJ. at A.. Joe Reed; /. G.
c. M. Jackson; o. G., S. II. Holmes.
Trustees, Thomas Irvine; Paul Hurt
aid J. Fl. Cook.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
PRESIDENT KING INITIATED TOO

R'V. i. J. King. President Of the
Virginia Baptist State Convention
cam" over from Staunton to he init
'atcd with this cub for Venus Lodge
No. d6 Knights IF PythiuS OF Rich
mond. Rev. DR.. u. III. White had
St0%Cd THIS aiFH'r Ni'h y most remark
able setting for exercises was held
at t'c III s; Baptist Church, OF
which he is the distinguished pas
tor. Rov. DR.. n. ]. King delivered
an address and Rev. j. II. Binford
ol Richmond who was also present
sang one OF his "praycr.mcctiuE
hymns" Grand Chancellor Mitchell
delivered short but most interest
ing address, prior to the initiation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Another Lodge ut Clifton Forge Va.
Hcv. II. Whites Great Work.

Clifton Forge. Va, May 1S.--Onc of
the greatest events in the history OF
secret organizations took place here
last night, when, through the efforts
nf Rev. Thomas II. White, d. d.
Grand Prclate Of tic Grand Lodge
knights Of Pythias Of Virginia anu
those who assisted him, Il club mum
lc"'n~ o"c hundred and fifty pnr.
so 3 81 whom had pa Il the full
amou't VAS initiated by Grand Chan
cC'l-r john Nit hell. Jr.. assisted by
Dr. e Il. jefferson, Grand Master
{ E:i&hclucr DR.. \. A. Tcnnnnt,
Grand Me liral "ngiS'c>. Past Chpn.
ccl'or y. c. Mabroy Of Stanton and
others.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
In MenoriaIll.

JOHNSON-In sweet remembrance of
hay dear daughter. Susie Inhnscr,
VINO fell asleep in Jesus che year ago
May 2, 1919.
| miss thy kind and loving hands
Thy fond and earnest care
My home is dark without thee,
l miss you every where.
l grieve for you in silence
No eye can see me weep
But many bitter tears I shed
While others are asleep
Missing but not forgotten.
Her mother,
BESSIE JOHNSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
CRAIG-GREY.

Mr. Wilson r. Grey announce the
preaching marriage of his daught
tr, Hortense Bemn 10 Mr.. william,
l.. Craig Of Braddsck, Pa, Wedhesd.
day evening, June second at half
after six at First Presbyterian,
Church. Reception following i'm
r,ediately at the residence, 1929 W.
Leigh Street.
Friends invited. Ne cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
TOURING TO NORFOLK.

Tuesday morning bunch of Rich
monds most prominent physicians
left on touring trip to Norfolk to be
IL attendants at the Old Dominion
Medical Society. DR.. A. d. Carr, q.
S .Roane and Walter Brown left in
company with DIR. VIM. II. Dixon in
his Liberty six.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
GEORGE BIOUNT WANTED.

Would like to find the whereabouts
of my brother George Blount. When
heard from about IL months ago he
was employed as janitor in Wall
Street Bank. Previous to that time
he was working in Wanmakers' Store.
Ills sister. Mrs. Annie Spriggs IS
very i'll in. Richmond, Va.
ANY information will be gladly re
'c!red by his brother.
CHRIS BLOUNT,
1897 N. 25th Street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
MAY FESTIVAL.

grand May Festival, Monday,
May 20, 1920 Benefit Missions. I'm
der auspices Ebenezer Baptist Sun
day School. Miss Alternate PELHAM.
Queen: Miss Nellie Lipsoomb, Her
aid. Admission fifteen cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
PAYNE-HIITON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hilton, request
your presence at the marriage -!
their daughter, Rebecca n, to. l.,
Louis II. Payne, Tuesday May 25th,
1920, at $50 p. NJ. at 709 North
Second street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
LITTLE WALTER SCOTT'S DEATH

Walter Stephen Scott, the infant
son Of Mr. William j. and Mrs. Janet
g. Scott died at their residence, 1928
w. Boyd street Tuesday 10:40 p. M.
Funeral services were held at the
residence, Thursday May 20. at II
o'clock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
NOTICE..

This is t. notify all concerned,
that I shall not be responsible ror.
nor pay debts incurred by anyone
other than myself.
PAUL l.. TOMLIN,
101 w. Clay Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22

Columbia and other sections spoke.
DIR. w. f. Graham spoke for ,Phfla-
delphia. declaring that the men stood
ready to assist in the cause as never
before.
The young mon out Of the State
were represented by the Rev. J. c..
Austin, D. D.. Of Pittsburgh, whose
church had sent one thousand dollars
to the convention, and who responded
in an eloquent manner to the
addresses Of welcome which followed
the discussion.
FIVE HUNDRED DEHEG ATBS.
The delegates, numbering about
five hundred were enrolled by a COM
mfitce headed by the Corresponding
Secretary, DR.. G.. f.. Miller. Then
followed the addresses Of welcome
The Rev. M. l.. Gordon, pastor Of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, the seat OF the
convention, turned owed to the Pres
ldent the keys Of the church, assuring
him that the church and all OF its
members were ready to serve the
body and every desire Of the organ
iZation would be given due attention.
we are your servants" he said and
you have only to command us, and
thy servants will hear thee" There
were other addresses Of welcome.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22

Mr.. John II. Smith, of Now York
visited his friends this week in
South Richmond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22

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