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DIR. JUSTS CAREER.

DR.. Just was born in Charleston.
S. c., III 1883. He was graduated
from kimball Union Academy, Mcri-
Cen, New Hampshire in 1909. and
rHom Dartmouth College, Hanover in
1907 bong the only Magma Cum,
l.aulc man in his class. He rccciv-
co his degree, Doctor Of Philosophy
from the University OF Chicago. in
Zoology and Physiology, in 1916.
For ten years he has been a
student at the Marine Biological
Laboratory at Woods Hole, NIassa-
chusetts. He has been worker I'M
der such scientists MS DR.. Frank r..
lille, Professor Of Zoology; DR.. a.
=. Mathews. Professor Of Chem
iStry; and DR.. A. ]. Carlson, Profess
Sor OF Physiology--all scholars OF
the front rank serving on the Facul
~ OF the University Of Chicago. DR..
Just is the author Of various papers
on fertilization, artificial partheno-
genesis and kindred topics. DR.. Lii
lie In his book on "Problems OF Fer
tilization refers fifteen times by
citation to the researches ana scien-
tific conclusions of DR.. Just, Who is
member Of the American Associa
ton for the Advancement of Science
of the American Society of Zoolo.
eists. Of the American Museum. and
the society of the Sigma XII and Phi
Beta Kappa.
Governor Charles S. Whitman,
presented to him on. February 70.
1915. the first Spingarn Medal. "off
cred annually to the man or woman
IF African descent and American
citizenship who shall have the high
est achievement during the proceed.
Ing year in any field Of elevated or
honorable human endeavor.'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
SIRJ. NJ. LAWSON GONE.

Danville, Va. May 24-Mr. j. Matt
Lawson a wei known and highly re
spe%ted citizen Of this city passed
away May Goth. His funeral. took
place Saturday May 22nd, at 4 p. M
from Loyal Street Baptist church OF
which he was long and faithful
member. Rev. G. II. Murry, A b.
the pastor officiating assisted by 9th
CT pastors Of the city.
He was buried with high honors
frcm Bright American Lodge Of Odd
Fellows also Roman Eagle Lodge No
Is Knights Of Pythias. The floral de
Signs were numerous and costly
coming from far and near.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Mary Z. Lawson and six children
Mr.. James Wade Lawson Of New
York; Mrs. w. J. Lewis, Of Philadel
phia, Pa, Mrs. S. S. Morris Of Nor.
folk Va: Mr.. Graham w. Lawson
Mr.. Charles Morris Lawson and Mr.
Hunter G. Lawson Of Danville, Va;
one sister, Mrs. Lille B. Swift of
RCan"iic, Va;
Out of town relatives in attendance
scr" Mrs. Lille B. Swift I Mrs Eli7
abeth SWIFT; Mrs. Carrie Rivians:
Of Roanoke, Va, and Mr.. Slaughter
Of Reidsville. N. c..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
PRICE. FIVE CENTS
NEW 4. NJ. {. BISHOPS
ARE C0NSECRATED

St Louis, Mo-, May 17.--Thc Gen
cral Conference of the American
METHODIST Ep scope. Chrr%, have
Methodist Episcopal Church, have
ops Of that denomination and they
COS tf that denomination Ind they
were consecratcd before Il congrcga-
ton of Ton Thousand people in tho
Coliseum here Sunday:
Dr.. W. d. Johnson OF Georgia.; DIR.
y. j. Carey, Chicago; DR.. ". S.
Brool1s, Baltimore; DR.. W. II. Vcrn
onR Memphis; DR.. w. A. Fountain,
Atlanta.
The election was spirited and
scented to the delegates.
The following were elected as Gen
cral Officers:
Editor Christian Recorder Or. r.
Il. Wright; Financial Secretary, John
r. Hawkins;; Secretary OF Educa-
ton, A. S. Jackson, Secretary of
Missions. Rev. r. II. Ranken; Secre
tary OF Church Extension: B. II. Wat
son; Editor of A. NJ T.. Review Rev,
II. G. Rasom; Editor Southern Re-
cordcr, Dr. B. w. Allen; Secretary
Allen Christian ,Endcavor , League.
hcN' %. -. MOI MSS, nullOf western
Christian SchQl Union, Dr.. Ira II.
Bryant.
Tho Conference voted unanimous
~ for Church Union. Friday night
III the Coliseum, a meeting vas held
IN the interest Of DR.. Leroy N, Bun.
dy and was addressed by Bishop T..
II. Jones and Attorney w. G. Hues,
ion. Bishop" Parks presided aud "a
Fund Of $1500.00 was raised to az
s:st in carrying DR., Bundy's case to
the Supreme Court,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
The 3raggs Want To Separate.

Mr.. George W. Bragg the we'll
known real-estate agent has applied
to the Hastings Court, Part n of
this city for bill Of separation from
his wife on the ground Of dcsertiolA
He Is represented by Attorney J. G.
Robertson and Attorney II. nj. Smith
Jr., MRS. Eulalia Bragg, nee Whit
tlc the attractive wife has entered
a cross bill for separation with
Messrs. Byrd and Gwathmey and
N.Y.. ]. r. Pollard as attorneys. AT
the hearing recently, Mrs. Bragg
as'ed for one hundred dollars per
month for the support OF herself
and child. The court granted her
$4,000 per month.
The case promises to DO an inter
esting one and will he holly contest
ed. One child has been the result Of
the union.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
REPUBLICAN PARTY,

In all Of OIL great National con.
lrdVersloS, in every real National
cr'SiS he people have looked to tho
wisdom ANA '"H.icu of tho R.publi
can Party OF our National Sayiors.
VIII the rise to the demands Of
every emergency and save the day?
mat is what the National Race
Congress wishes to know, viii tho
party Vitalize every provision in Tho
Federal Constitution and see that
every provision is carried out in
Spirit and in truth, or will the Par
~ stand by particcps criminal and
alow any person or group of persons
TO treat certain parts OF the Constitu
ron ms mere scraps of paper? VIII
TIC Republican party citaliZe, put in
TO force and effect the suffrage prOvis
ion of the Federal Constitution.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
GEO. III. JOILNSON'S RELATIVES

The death CT George II. Johnson,
Secretary Manager Of the firm OF
W illiam Isaac Johnson, and Sons,
Inc, has caused no. end of trouble
in the Scttlcmct of questions raised
by relatives that he was not known
tC have living. They are all first
cousins and are represented by At
torney Giles b. jackson III coEjunct-
ion with Attorney w. T.. Denny with
Attorney j. Thomas Hcwin as the
prospective administrator Of tho
estate, while Attorney j. n. Pollard
represents tho Johnson interests.
Prior to his death William Isaac
Johnson proclaimed George II. John
son as his adopted son, but made nG
record of 1t in u court Of law. He
turned over to him a part Of the
stock of the business and with his
two sons, he was recognized as con
stitutcd the Johnson family in the
business.
Attorney j. II. Pollard wants Il
curator appointed and the Johnson
Family can sec no objection TO his
having some one named for this po'
sition. The ultimate result will be
that a long legal contest is booked
for tho attention Of tho court with
prospect that the expenses will leave
| hut little for the legal claimants to
rejoice over.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
MEMORIAL SERVICES MONDAY

Memorial Services will be held in
honor of the Union dead and buried
in the National Cemetery, below Rich
rlond next Monday, May 31st. I'm
der the auspices Of Geo. A. Custer
Post No. II. G. A. r. and Hankins
Camp U. S. w. v. Lawyer J. Henry
Crutchfield will be the Orator Of the
occasion.
Commander Richard Davis OF Gus.
tor Post is extending a special invi.
tation to the Veterans OF the World
to go out, also to the public in gener-
al and make this memorial the great
est outpouring of OUR people in re.
cent years. The parade will leave
the Army and Navy Club at one
o'clock and proceed TO the cemetery.
Rev. ]. Andrew Bowler will preach
the Annual Sermon this year at his
church. Sunday May 30th, at $3.50 p.
NJ. The public is urged 10 come out
Captain Geo. L. Branch will be Mas.
ter Of Ceremonies. Nathaniel Roy
Chairman Programme Committee.
All units taking part in the par,
ade are asked to report to Comradc
White the Chief Marshall by 1890
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
FULTON NOTES.

We had very fine gathering in
our Sunday School last Sunday. We
listened to some very helpful re-
ter and Minor. We feel proud Of the
inspiration that is shown by the way
our teachers are out each Sunday.
1880 A. M. Rev. Cobbs, our pastor
preached from the subject: Sowing
and Reaping." or course we felt the
spirit as usual, telling us to be OF
good cheer or be careful how we Sow
In general we all were benefited In
one way or the other. On the rostrum
were: Rev. Minor, Holman, Thomp.
son and Fuller. Two members wore
added to the Church.
$3.50 P. M. The All Star Female
Guartettc sang to our delight, the
Guartette was composed OF Mrs. Car
RE Hawkins, Mrs. Lena Caldwell.
Mrs. Ella Carter, Miss Nellie Fisher
and Mrs. Louise Deane plan
list. We extend q cordial invitation
to them at all times.
$50 p. NJ. Rev. Cobbs and some
of his congregation went to the st.
Paul b. Church, Varina.
TomO.Tow at 1870 a. M. there
Will be -. special sermon Live sing
ing by the choir
1880 P. M. An African son will
speak for us.
$50 p. M. We will render ease to
cur troubled mind by coming up
with no less than $4,000 in the Rally.
Sunday June the 9th at 1 P. M. the
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church will
have Baptising in the Creek just
above the Government road, under
the Railroad.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29

Miss Maria l.. White wishes to
thank her friends for their many
acts Of kindness, also the trays and
flowers. sent her during her recent
illness. May Gods blessings be with
each of you.
Mrs. Alice L. Bwell, Of Houston,
Va, and twin sister, Mrs. l.. Agnes
Green, Of Glover, Va. were in the
city this week visiting their Alma
Mater, Hartshorn College. They re-
port very pleasant trip and large
Alumnae present. They went sight
seeing in DR.. Albert - Tenants
handsome car.
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Blackwell, Jr.,
spent last week in Norfolk, Va, at
terIing the Old Dominion Medical
Society. They were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w M. Rich, and were
the recipients Ct many social atten
lions. They returned to the city Sat
ulday over joyed and benefited with
their trip to the seashore among
their many friends. and acquaintan-
ces.
Mrs. M. r. Barrett of 304 e
Leigh street who underwent very
serious and technical operation at the
Richmond Hospital is Improving ran
idly under the very skillful attention
of DR.. Miles B. Jones and the very
efhc'ent nurses at said hospital.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29

Washington, ID. c., May-Dr. Ern-
est E. Just Il member Of the Faculty
OF Howard University has been hon
ored by the National Academy Of
Sciences with Il Research Grant, that
the distinguished Scientist may be
free for teaching and for research
wholly in the field OF the physiology
OF development. The announcement
was made by DR.. Emmett J. Scott
at the meeting Of the Southern Socio
logical Society held in this city last
week. DR.. Just is n product of Oar
mouth College. n doctor of philoso.
ply. and is regarded among the fore
most scientists in the country. He
is a member of the American Asso-
cfatiom for tho Advancement Of
Science, Of the American Society Ct
biologists, of the American Museum
and the Society of the Sigma XI
ard Phi Beta Kappa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
The REPUBLICAN, PARTY
AND The AMERICAN
Eh l.
EEa k1GIH
WORLD PROBLEMS.

AS a Nation we are confronted
with the most perplcxing problems
the world has ever experienced in
all the annals of time and In this
world crisis there is but one stand
to take that will insure National per
mancncy and world peace and that
Is the stand OF world Democracy has.
ed upon, operated upon and carried
out upon the doctrine of the Golden
Rule with reference to all mankind.
Democracy knows no creed, no color,
ana makes no distinction in its rul
eS of procedure touching the human
family. We are members Of ono
brotherhood
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
WESTWOOD NOTES.

The subordinate lodges Of the St.
Luke Order Of Henrico, will have
services at the Good Hopewell Bap-
tist Church, Sunday, May 80, 1920
at l o'clock P. M. A fine program
has been arranged. Rev. Samuel
Burleign, District Deputy, Mrs. Pink
ie Sallie, Sister Deputy.
The revival held at Wcstwood
Baptist Church, Rev. 7. RI. Hines
pastor, was a great success and a
number of conversions. Rev. J. RI.
Martin, pastor OF The Second Baptist
Church, Rocky Mount. N. c. preached
during the services Tho baptizing
will be on the second Sunday morn
ing IN June, 1900 o'clock at the
Westwood Baptist Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
THE AMERICAN NEGRO.

What Will the American Negro do
for himself in this crisis? viii no
sit supncly by while every vestige
or his constitutional rights is being
violated or wholly taken away from
hlm?? Will he in this crisi barter
OF pottage? VIII he awake to tho
and trade his birthright for mess
realization Of the fact, that this is
inc honl'-the zero hGur-to strike
Tor his liberty, his manhood rights
his right of representation and
voice in the affairs of his govern.
mem? Nothing will accomplish these
ends for the American Negro save
nm except racial organization, racial
cooperation and racial understanding
Arise let lis be gGing-quit you like
men-Be strong.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
DIR. DAVIS GOES TO NORFOLK.

The election Of the brilliant Rev
DR.. S. S. Morris, pastor IF the St.
Johns A. M. e. Church at Norfolk,
as Secretary Of the Christian Endeav
OF left a vacancy in the best church
OF that denomination in the State. :.
AS result Rev. M. e. Davis, pastor
OF the Third Street A. M. e. Church
has been appointed to the cacancy.
mis- left vacancy in this city.
which has ben filled by the transfer
of the pastor in charge at Hampton
Va. Rev. DR.. M. T.. Davis has been
a leading factor here in al, move
ments for the welfare OF this city
and his leaving will be generally re-
P1etted by the nuh'c. He l. gifted
as "money-getter,' for the church,
and he is in high favor with the off,
cials Of the Conference.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
WILL LEAVE FOR NORFOLK

Rev. M. e. Davis, who has pastor.
cd successfully the Third Street n.
M. Il. Church for tho past four years
and had just entered upon his fifth
ard last year, was called upon by hts
Bishop last week at the General Cor
fbcnce in st. Louis. to go to ST.
Johns A. M. e. Church, Norfolk. tic
largest church in the Virginia confer
cncc, with a membership Of nearly
'wo thousand. Rev. Davis is very
i1bilant over the success. that he has
had at Thitd Street Church. Tie viii
go to Norfolk about the first Of June.
He will preach his last sermons here
next Sunday at 1900 A. M. and s p.
NJ.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
ALPHA PHI ALPHA IN college,
DRIVE.

Cleveland, Ohio.-Thc Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity, Greek letter or
ganization with twcnty-siX chapters
at the leading colleges in the country
and 1900 members, will launch a go
t' College Movement" June G-12,
1920. The country will lie divided in
To districts and Il nationwide drive
will be directed from the seat OF
each chapter 10000 educational pam
phlcts Will be distributed among the
students Gf all high schools and acau
cmies. The drive is under the direct
ion of the following members Of the
National Commission of the fraterni-
ty. DR.. Roscoe c. Giles, Chicago,
Chairman, s. S. Booker, Baltimore.
Md, T.. l.. Miller, Mound Bayou, Miss.
DR.. Charles II. Garvin and Ormond
~. Forte, Cleveland, Ohio.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
GEORGE BLOUNT 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
His sister Mrs. Annie Spriggs is
very i'll in Richmond, Va.
Amy information will be gladly re
ccived by his brother.
CHRIS BLOUNT,
1907 N. 25th Street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR WEALTH
AND HAPPINESS.

Tho National Association for the
Consolidation of the Colored Race,
Inc, headquarters 2025 18th, street,
n. W., Washington, ID. c., is now
launching n membership campaign
ia Richmond, Va, and ask your cor
poration. $1.00 to join and one cent
Il day makes you a profit sharing
Eombcr, dividends divided, equally
each year among its members.
T.. II. Armstrong, President. For
further information call ut 1919 II
ST James Street or Phone Madison
S016.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29

Washington, ID. c., May 3D. DR..
Emmett j. Scott Sccrctary-Treasurer
Howard University. officially announc-
Is that the National Academy Of Sci
cnccs. operating under Congressional
charter, the highest scientific body in
America, has just notified the authori
tics Of Howard University, an institu
u"n for tho training of Negro youTh :,
that beginning with the schol ycai'
l920-2l, it will provide grant at the
University for Dr.. Ernest L.. Just, that
the latter may be free for teaching
and for research wholly IN the field
of tho Physiology Of Development.
DR.. Scott made the above Official IN
nouncemcnt in al address on me
Progress Of the American Negro in
Scinccc, Art, and Literature,", at tho
nceting Of the Southern Sociological
Congr css, held here in Washington
this week. He said: "This is the Nat
ional Research Councils first grant
in the field Of Biology in fact, the on
~ grant 50 far made by the National
Research Council in any OF the fields
Of scientific research. 1t is a very
al eat distinction TO come to any mem
Der of any race. TO the Negro people
oil America ii is an honor ana a dis
tinction greatly priced for It serves
once more to remind us that tho com
petitions Of intellect know no color
line" r...u... ,a..... IS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
COLORED RESIDENTIAL
DISTINCT RUINED

MI. Editor,
Dear Sir--lt is very often said on
public occasions when the interest
of the race is being considered, that
there is no friction between the
sod white folks and the best color
ed people. This milk and honey
speech you frequently hear III these
parts by the most of our leaders
work against the best interest Of the
the speakers really believe what they
say. -
Fer an example let us consider
the Broad Street Station recently
built at a cost Of half a million or
mere or less. here in the dawn of the
Twcr; eth Century and our good
white people were so careful rs to
cur part in the public station that
they walled us in as though we were
bears, wild cats, panthers or hycu-
as. They were so careful that we
should not see or be seen that they
would not even give us Il front ell
trance to this most unique cage
they put our entrance around the
side as though We were not part
Of this civilization. This means that
our Lawyers, Doctors, Balkcrs,
Teachers, Trained Nurses; Insurance
, Men, Real Estate Agents; Chauffeurs
Maids and Cooks all must 20 to this
pen and not be seen by the travelling
public until tho time OF aboarding
the train. H.s
Now l want to ask did the good
white folks put out this great on.
penditurc of money or the Their class ?
Or did the good white folks plan this
cage for us or the other class?
Very recently Clay Street was open
Up to the Color2d People ut very
great cost. Homes from thirty-fivc
hundred to eight thousand dollars
Tho most costly property that the
colored people have in the city. The
moving into Clay street was not an
onroachmem but natural growth
Our ecd white people took advantage
OF the situation and made us pay
dearly for old property. Rents were
almost doubled, still We shouldcred
these burdens willingly. Now would
you believe that Il church occupied;
for forty years or more by the ST I.
Marks Episcopal Church at First and
Clay Streets lis now being convert cd
INTO Il theatre in the midst OF the
most costly and most popular resi-
dental section Of our people? Would
the White people Of Richmond per.
mi, any man be he colored or white
to place in their residential section
a theatre and just why these good
white ppeople force on us in our most
costly and popular section and in
the face Of church q theatre, to me
1t seems hardly believable. 1t does
seem very strange that the Episcopal
church would allow a building that
has been used for sacred purposes
for so many years to be turned into
theatre, and this is too in the face
OF another church. I was told that
it was against the tencts of their
church. l am wondering where is
the consciousness Of our good white
people. 1t seems to ME when il comes
down to right and justice toward
the colored man their religion is at
very low ebb. THEY seem to have
one standard OF right for white and
another standard OF right for color.
ed.
ooh Consistency thou art a jew.
elT
II tho powers that he, will permi,
ti'is theatre to be placed in our
midst over our protest, they cannot
force us to attend It.
II. J. J. MOSBY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
THE LIST NOT COMPLETE.

] make no claim to accuracy in
every case, but unless there is spe-
cific contradiction ! will claim these
named as men who played an hon
orable though an humble part in
framing the laws Of the common
wealth which has given eight Presi-
dents to our Republic. I will be
glad to hear from any one who can
give further Information on this
subject.
1870 Swami ST., N. w.
Washington, d. G..
May IS, 1920.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
REV. BRACES ADDITIONS.

Rev. Bragg mentions these whom
/ do not recall:
Armstead> Green, Petersburg.
Neverson Lewis, Powhatan.
Guy Powell, Brunswick.
b, Shed Dungee, Cumberland.
Bait Greggs, Prince lEdward.
Archie Scott, Amelia and Nottoway
J. r. Jones, Mecklenburg.
A. A. Dodson was another from
Mecklenburg, a senator as I remem-
Der. I have a vague recollection that
'TaZewell Branch was at one time a
member, also that Nansemond county
sent a representative.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
Evangelist Skipwith Convalesci>. &.

Jeffrcss, Va, May 17.-The great
preacher. singer and evangelist Rev.
w. H. Skipwith, B. d. is improving
rapidly and according to his own
statement and that OF the physician,
he Will be out soon. The editor of
this great paper and the many friends
of pr. Skipwith will be glad to know
of this Improvement. He will be in
these parts until June. All commun-
cation can reach him at Jeffress, Va,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
CRAIG--GREY,

Mr.. Wilson r. Grey announce the
approaching marriage of his daught
er, Hortense Bema to Mr.. William
l.. Craig Of Braddock, Pa, Wednesd-
day evening, June second at half
after six at First Presbyterian
Church. Reception following i'm
nediate1y at the residence, 1920 W.
Leigh Street.
Friends invited. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
BRICE-BRIGGS:

Mrs. George A. Weeden, Of 90S NJ.
First Street announces the marriage
Of her daughter, Mrs. Ella Beatrice
Briggs to Mr.. Richard Alfred Brice,.
Wednesday, May &c, 1920 ut the resi-.
dence Of Rev. W. IT. Johnson, D. d..
at 1890 p. NJ
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
18TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Caleb Stallings
respectfully request the honor of
your presence at their 25th Wedding
Anniversary. Monday June 7th, 1920
from $50 to IL p. M. at their resi-
d"nce GOT Price street, Richmond,
Va. Friends invited No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
REV. ELDRIDGE AT FIFTH ST.

The Rev. S. r. Eldridge. Of Peters
burg. vii! preach special sermon
at the Fifth Street Baptist Church on
the Second Sunday in June, at $3.50
p. NJ: under the AUSPICES Of the
Kings Daughters OF said Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29

Miss Florence &c. Haley spent
the week end in Norfolk, Va, the
guest Of Miss Marie Bowling.
Mr.. John T.. Shelton, of New
York City was in the city this week
and called on It's.