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THE REV. DOUGLAS McDtFFIES
GREAT WORK.

Rev. S. Douglass McDutlic Of New
York has just completed IL most sue.
ccSStul revival at the Third Street
Il. NJ. E. Church, where he has Spok
cn to crowds for ten days. On Tues
day, 27th, il was necessary to hold
an overflow meeting in the T.S-
ment Of the church. where he spoke
also. He is sensational in his preach
ing and il as often on the main floor
Of the church as he is in the pulpit.
Sometimes, he mad the Bible on his
shoulder and at other times, he
came down and shouted while the
congregation oincd in the singing.
There we're As conversions as a ro
suit Of his work.
He concluded his labors Wcdnes
day night, 2Sth inst. The amount OF
Money given him was 100000 A
collection WGS taken up for Rev. NJ.
r.. Davis tn" pastor to aid him in go
ing to the General Conference at 81.
Louis in May and the amount real
iZCd wa" $33.0O. 'nhc expenses Of The
T'ceting were raised outside Of the
church and go far as the cost OF the
ten days revival the church was clear
Of debt Rev. McDunin is idoliZcd. il
seems Ivy tho members Of the Third
Street a. NJ. +. Church.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01

Restaurant N'ecI,
CURE, Par Caluirc,
Lyon France

Dear Editor.-I am in France
where the Negro-hater. lyncher, and
burner or men. women and children
cometh not and color-hatcrs and sex.
rcgatorS are unknown. | have writ
ten and sent to Dr. Ransomc sone
account of life experience in London
during the German air-raids there.
fully intended to send a copy to you
for the Planet but want of time to
copy Cor even re-write tho thing +
sent him first copy prevented me
from carrying out my intention. r
am however writing this card to say
that II You like you can get copy
OF the A. NJ. f.. Review When il
comes out and publish from it the ar
ticle. | don't think DR.. Ransomc or
the a. Nj. r. Brethren would object
| wish You continued prosperity.
ARCH JOHNSON
Race Man
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
VOLUME XNXVlI, NUMBER Is
\ Great Ch,H'rh History.

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fhaull~ Ertrr.tri.

Ihrhm"nd, Va. April III harr!s
arc hereby returned 20 those who i'll
anyway assisted in the care Of our b
loved Mrs. Cuilir -. Brown, ana
WnuSe rNpr,*S.Cn OF friend
ship and steady help pro
l"nG"d he days upon the earth,
"t&o thanks AZ" returned for the flor,
Al oiiInIrn'S ElEcn upon tEc occasion
CT the funeral at tho Fifth Stree,
Baptist Church.
SAMUEL T. BROWN.
BE4ESE,NlA ~ NASH.
iErTA WALKDR,
lizzie ID. HOWARD.
SYLVESTER BROWN.
LUTHER II. BROWN.
ANNIE FRY.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
Senate. Mccormick Writes on Race
Adjustment.
american Negro Press. J

Chicago. H., April In a letter re
Gently sent by Senator Mcdill McCor
mick of Illinois 10 the Associated Ne
ero Press on the migration Of the
race from the south to the north the
Senator has this TO say:
THE migration Of agtIultural
workers to industrial ccntcrs. the
economic developments in the indus
t"ial field, have profoundly modified
and will more profoundly modify, the
environment OF largo part OF the
coiorcd population Of the country
The violent outbreaks in some of our
c:;ioS, to which lawloSS elements OF
both re,c2s immediately contributed,
have borne some good fruit. Leaders
t the co'orCd and white races. public
eH'r!i''. "'sc and prudent. have
;'""e thor proposes 70 r"curo an ad
+"4'~l"n' cf IN 1."c"crcnG r%.wc~:
colored and white people. to their
common advantage and advancement.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
). W. {. y. Drive i'm Fort Worth.
lAmcriCln Nniern prnse \

ft. Worth. Tex. April Negro citi
Z""S Of tf. Worth have begun Il $l2
600 '. w. c. A. Building fund cam
pa'gn in which thcy are cnlisting the
dollars anl cents Of every Negro citi
zen Of r.. Worth. It is the intention
~ the citizens OF the city to erect in
f'. Worth hui't.irG for thnir Tnuno
women which will meet the impcra
two needs which they arc facing.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
jackson, Lias

Jackson, Miss,
April 81, 1920.
National Association for the
Es'cemeM of Colorcd People.
20 Fifth Avenue,
New York City.
Rev. T.. II. Franklin given five
months sentence on county farm
and line of four hundred dollars for
distributing copies of Crisis in tho
EascS or which was advocacy of eoc;o,
equality and intcrmarriage bctwoon
races. The mildncss Of his sentence
was because O. his ignorance. If Two
edi'"F& OF the sheet would visit Miss
'SN'ppl we would make an cxamn,s
rf 'hom that would DO a lasting bone
III 10 the co!orcd people OF the S,ufb
ana would not soon hc forgotten
II. II. CASTEET.
Lieut.. and Acting Governor
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
folorcd Employees on Public Utilities
(Aslerican Negro Pre@. }

Boston, Mass, April Senator John
j. Walsh of this city, offered in the
olate Senator substitute for the
hill to prevent discrimination against
eolored persons in hiring employees
Tor publicly controlled street rail
Ways. Senator Walsh'S amcH"mcnt is
broader than the original bill. 1t
provides for an amendment to the
present statutes which prohibit dis
criminati0n against colored persons
'Scction 50, Chapter 212. Of the Re
V'scd laws) and adds, "cmployment
on all public utilities.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
BRIGGS-STIiEI.I,

Ms. Mamie Steele and Mr.. Ulysses
b'lggS were quietly married at
the residence of Rev. w. II. Stokes
Monday evening" April Goth, at Q
Il. NJ Only few friends witnessed
the ceremony. MIR. and Mrs. Briggs.
VIII be at home to their friends Sun
aay May 9th at their residence 1G
w. Orange street from to 9P. NJ.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
Thanks Extended.

Mrs. Margaret N. Willis cxtcnds
Der sincere thanks to her many
f"fcSds for their kind expressions
Of sympathy during the Illness anG'
recent death of her husband Hayes
+. Willis who departed this Ito.
Saturday, April II. 1920. The bcauti.
ful floral designs sent were very
highly appreciated
May Gods richest blessings come
10 each OF yon.
His wife,
(MRS) MARGARET WIII,BS
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
STEWART VEST. $

Colonel Otis Duncans who COM
randed the Eighth Illinois Regiment
overseas during tho late war. will
lecture ut the Fifth Street Baptist
Church. Friday night, May 7th at 8
p. n.
Don't fail to hear this distinguish
ed man. He comes in the interest OF
the proposed memorial to Colored Sol
diers who fought and died IN tho
"ars of the United States.
The following chizens committee
VIII welcome him to the City:
j. Thomas Hewin, II. w. Moss, w.
). Woodson. Mr.. A. w. Holmes. Mr.
.. W. Thompson. Mr.. B. l.. Jordan.
R"v w. r. Johnson, DR.. NJ. T.. Davis
Darius Harris. Mrs Maggie l.. Walk
Ell, &. A. Puryear, Mr.. ]. c. Randolph
MI. John T. Taylor. Jamcs r.. Carter
Esq, Rev. ". II. Stokes and Mr.
Richard Davis.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
Older Boys Conference.


Indian po'is, Ind April--Thc first
interstate older boys conference OF
he colorcd Y. NJ. c. A. was held in
this city on April 2. 5. /. at the Y.
NJ. &. y. There were 200 boys all NOR"
than 10 years of age. comm" from
seven states of the middle west. Sew
eraI delegates wore expected fror,
Minnesota, hut tn" majority Of the
boys were from Indiana, Illinois and
Ohio
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01

III" Arwr Nn.o Supply CO.. will
g.. "1 'H ~ a'".'t y , LIT e GO =.
s&"ori -.rcyt. :; u,9w,st corner Of
SECOND a"d Jack .su. We will be- able
:" @uan'N yuu with ,@vyyt,in" in
t|.c automobile line tr,m free air
and IRE" *"Tvia" tu part, Of ynur car.
Give rs Il trial on service ANA 20
li"il"S%. W" ave on" ol Won. aud that's
ia" REASON We know how to srrvc
Yea politely.
Each tire, each tube, each article
"" sell will hc found ,Xactly as rr
presented or we viii chccrlully re
tnnd the purchase price with on
Qnbbling.
w" want satisfied patrons, We are
itrc permanently if You p.trouiZc us
ana We cann"t let any real or imavl
nary wrong exist
we are going to build up our husi
ness hy obtaining the confidence of
tie public, and we propose to make
cur business even greater by retain
ng the confluence and incrcusiu,.
the number of .ur patrons.
Come open an account with u
ara inspect our stock. Give lis a glad
hand shake.
Our goods are as chcalt and OF the
same quality us in the other stores
Phone Madison S42.
GEO. G.. JOHNSON, Pres
CHARLES A. WADDEY,
Treas
STEWART VEST, Sec.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
building New Schools in Delaware.


(Amcrican Negro Press)
Wilmington, Del, April--Work on
three one-tcacher colorcd schools, TO
be located at llockcsSin Christiana
and Marshallton, will be started this
week. These schools, the first to be
erected out of funds from the two
and one,half million dollar DuPon,
Trust Fund, are the last of a series
OF preliminary activities believed to
be necessary in order to handle sat
i'factorily Statewide building pro
gram.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
.tHot ND THE CASTLE.

Efforts are being made 10 add 500
local members to the Order before
the Grand Lodge and Grand Court
Sessions in June. Each member try
to get another under the spccinl dis
pcnSat,on% aGd' &c can make il.
Ben In" '.'c;,.H. No. &c Lad a good
meeting Wednesday, night. Deputy
Brach iccturcd on the works
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01

Airs. Delin Clark. of Noel, Va,
called ON us.
Mr.. G. w. Peace OF Waverly, Va,
was in the city this week.
Mr.. Alexander Hughes. Of Spring
field Mass. was in the city this week
in attendance at the Bowcy- Coles
marriage.
Mr.. j. &. Smith takes this method
of thanking his nciGhhorS and friends
for their many acts Of Kindness
rendered him during his Illness. May
God ever watch over each and every
one Of you.
Mr.. William Grimes of Centre.
vile. La. is here now and will remain
here until Fail. He is located at
BROOK Hill.
Mc%srs. Stanhopc Lacy. Houston,
Va. Nj. y. Logan and ID. &. Canada.
South Boston. Va: G. A. Crowdcr,
Cluster Springs, Va; w. II. Crawlcy
South Boston. Va: w. w Foreman
and Y. &. Hodges. Norfolk. Va: S.
w ChaviS. NJ. D.. Wayncsboro, Va
and a. G. Mabroy. Staunton. Va. we're
delegates to the Colorcd Republican
State Convention held in this city
during the week.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01

TH" National A. o"i"';ou f,r -
Advancement "t tu,"rrI t'coI.~. =.
fi''h Avenue, .>,W 1u.h lua@, i...
lI' today capI,., OF j..ygt.lI,.. ....
lnS between the .\.a,n istuou und IN
>' ''.''.r ar, Acu"s, Governor On
N''>t@%lrp1, III Wu.ru tar \ -~urjuti,l,
d~ked i'&al protection Ia. :, iuw,,,
to appeal til" ease al thc Kry. +, Il
FRANKLIN OF jackson. Miss. y ,nInr.,}
minister. who Was fined four bn,,
"1"d dollars and sentenced to five
Hlo'',hS on tn" county farm ut Tchulu
MiH%'Hsippi for Seiiug the Crisis
'hc oihriAl organ Of the Association
"'ld Wh"Sc lawyer. employed bv col
"r"d people ut jackson. Nlissis:iuni
me Association says. WIS intimidot-
ca by mob which threatened to ,yur,,
h'h II he attempted to defend tho col
"r'u minister. The 4 :Sociation de
clarcS mat local Justice of the
icacr refused The tender or :, hn,tl
1" cover the cost of appcal dccl,riuy
'hat FRANKLIN would be lvnchra n
'ci'"Heu anu That his only assurance
~ protec'lQn WAS fur him TO work
""t ms sentence. The reply OF the Act
lhS GOV. to the Associat:on's rcoucs,
'o' .Sal protection, WAS n dcc,or,.
tloh that IF the editors OF ,hi.,
S"eet (Thc Crisis) would visit Miss
iSsippi' We would make an examine
OF them that woald he n lastiup hcpc
III I" the colorcd people or the Sou,h
ana would not soon be forrottan "
me Association in its s,utcmo,t
says that it ia uncertain from thc
AcIlhs Governors telegram wheth,r
the example" to which he rcfcrs
means Il threatened lynchinp or ,
court sentence Of unusual severity
III cith"f case, says the statcmen,
'ne ASSOCIATION wants TO know whetb
c' the right or appeal to n biphcr
court IL to be denied in Mississipn,
oS mob intimidation and sustntund
oy the Governors office and whether
'he Negro, in mississippi has anv
rights which white men are bounu
TO respoct. The Association rcpca,
eu ltS request for legal protection
me telcgrams follow:
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01

,,on =, April 20. 1920.
t'on. Leo M. Russell, Governor,
jackson, Miss,
We are advised that lawyers en-
pioSed by eolored people went TO
lchulA' Miss, April Is, to proy;d.
iona Tor appealing the case of Row
l. IL. Franklin. Negro minister son
fenced to six months and fined fonr
fuhdrcd dollars for selling Crisi.
published by the National Associot.
ION Tor the Advancement of Col,rcd
People; that lawyer was in,imid,tod
oV mob OF two hundred men who
threatened violence if he dared ro
present Franklin; that Justico Of
leace declined bond although il
"o peen properly certified hy Shor
III ana was thereby made valid nm
Ger lhe law; that Justice told law
yer FRANKLIN would be lyncbed T.
fele'iSed; that his Only salvation wos
- WORK out sentence on countv
i'flii' Association appeals TO Won far
protection for lawyer to under,,ko
appear and asks that you advise rs
Nhc'iier yon viii guarantee Drotoc
'''' 10 lawyer to appeal case to high
CT Court. Would appreciate wir. -,
ear expense"
National Association for
the Advancement Of Co,
orti People.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
{. :. NORRIS. JR. HERE MONDAY

Hon. Chas. s. Norris. Jr., Of Nor
folk. Va. will deliver an address at
The CITY Auditorium. Monday night
Ny 'rd 1920 at s o'clock. Admission
""Ht" "c"'s. COW" ov' and hno~
this distinguished orator and lcctur-
or
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01

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Richmond planet., 1920-05-01

tOLOEID VOTERS niHtr,t,nrr
WHITE FACTION OF G. .. T..
Hold Regular Convention and Manic
ncicatcS-M Large to the
Chicago Pow " uW.

Il spuring the regularity Of The
"ElY-W hitC' l,puniltuu &tItG cuuNGI
ton at i;uanok", COO Negro Ropubli
ems OF Virginia held one yesterday
at True Ryformcr&' Hall whicn was
declared 10y J. X. rorarh, It Rich
muuG attorney to hr tl.c only rrGu.
lar convention ni the party. DclcyN.
cs were named - s'r national cor.
>rntion at Chicago. They wcr" un,n.
5tru, ted.
The charge was m1dc that he
white pr"plc are trying, 20 freeze out
tn" Negro 4 split waiuu j. out OF
harmony with tie spirit Of the par
ty Of liuculn u'tA ,,ot%rvrlt. As proof
of this assertion I'rv cited thc fast
that district and Stat" cuuvvnliup>
are held n hot,l; N&crc Mega a..
are not al wed j. Y pon"rd who
WAS elected temporary chairman OF
the cuuvolttion declared hr believes
ly-whitism" has signed its death
warrant in Virginia,
NEGROES ONLY KEAI. G. O. ps.
Attorney J. Thomas NrwSOmc OF
Newport Ncws, was the FIRST spraEe
He said an effort Is hcinr made sr
tramplc under foot the rights OF tps,>
Negro in tho South Negroes he de.
clared are the only real Republicans
in the South, the white men being
IN the party only to get offices wkon
the party is in power
I'VE arc going to remain in the
party he said, land if the conysn-
tion fails to treat us right. we are,
thcn going to eject another Dens-
cratic President next fall"
Short addresses wcrc made by f.
ID. Saffc;. w. II. Crawlcy, DR.. l. A.
Jackson, =. A. Scott. u. A. Ferguson
ii. Busgs, A. ]. Brown. S. w
Chavis. A. G. Mabrey, Adolphus lTaG,
blcs. II. II. Price; James 7. Mitehols
and Charles Stewart
The closing session was held laei
night at True Reformcrs' Hall whea
The temporary organization Was made
permanent by the election of J. r..
Pollard chairman; II. II. Price, soc
retary and DR.. d. A. Ferguson treas
urer.
NAME CHICAGO DELEGATES.
The following delegates at largo
to the National Republican ConyeR-
tion at Chicago were elected:
j. II. Pollard. Richmond; p. A.
Scott Newport News; Rev. c. C. SUM
merville. Portsmouth; Altcrnate,:
j Ncwsome, Newport News, ". W.
Foreman, Norfolk; a. II. Johpson,
Petersburg; 8. w. Chnvls, Wayner
horo. Electors at large: p r. Yong
president Tidewater Bank and Trust
Company. Norfolk; and H. B. Fields
Newport News.
The State committee consists OF p.
A. Scott, p. B. Young d. A. Ferguson.
Thomas Fl. Brown, J. r. Wilson; J.
II. Buggs, nj. D.: I. 4. Jackson; A. .
J. Brown, S. ". Chavis, J. II. Wiley,
committeeman at large.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted plcdglng
support to the Republican party and
picdging to work for the success OF
tie party at the November election.
The delegates We're not instructed.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01
Chairman.
+. u. BOWES.
THOS. II. ALEXANDER,
Secretary.
CORDLEY WRIGHT
W. w. LEE. t-.

The installation exercises Of the
Rev. w. l.. Ransome as pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. OF South Rich
mond. Va. commences tomorrow
Sunday. May 2. and will continue
throuhout the week.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-01

The May Walk will be held at the
second Baptist Church May end, at
80 =. Nj. Rev. DR.. 4. T.. Scoyillc. Va
l. o., Will be the speaker
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
START PLANS FUR SECOND SECTION OF
 BOYS SUMMER CAMP

While the 49 happy Phoenix boys who comprise the first section of the Y M. c. A. summer camp at the Garden of Allah, near Wickenburg, are starting in with many shouts and In- dian war whoops to abandon them selves to two weeks of outdoor life the r M c. A, aided by the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, will commence work with renewed energy on prepara- tions for the second section. which will take possession of the camp during the last half of this month.
 Reports from the camp declare it to be in first class condition. the cot tages and roomy screen pOrches being scrubbed spotless, and the swimming pool, which was nearly filled with sand and stones by a mid-winter flood on the Hassayampa, being once again in tfp-top shape for high dives and aqua tic sports.
 The selection of the boys who will be in the second section is now being made at the Y. M. c. A., and Secretary J. o. Sexson reports that although most of the boys have been chosen and their backing secured. there is still need of donations to take care Of few more boys who should be given the chance to gain a healthy coat of tan and two weeks of fun at the camp.
 Three additional boys were placed on the list yesterday, and three more checks were received from local citl- zens to cover all the expenses of the youngsters. MT. Sexson stated his be- lief that the entire quota of 75 boys would be supplied with the necessary funds within a few days.
 The government of the camp will be patterned after the military method. and has been organized to give the boys the greatest possible benefit from the camping. The daily schedule that will be observed is as follows:
 30-Reveille.
 6:35-To the Colors.
 7:15-Breakfast.
 S:O0-Organized baseball
 :30-Organized Athletics.
 II OO-Swim-
 30-Dinner.
 1:00-Leader's council.
 .30-Kangaroo court.
 30-Loafing, snoozing. reading, volIey ball, or anything else a boy wants to do
 5:00-Aquatics. water baseball, etc.
 6:30-Supper
 7:30-Campfire- songs, etc.
 Bedtime-optional-
 9:30-Lights out-compusory.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
BELL, OF WAR FAME,
 TOLLS IN CELEBRATION

DOVER, Eng. - The alarm bell which the German inhabitants of Zee brugge Mole rung during the British attack. sounded in St Mary's church here the other day when survivors or the British exploit celebrated conI- memoration services.f
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02

Leather taken from the hide over the back and kidneys has the best wearing power.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
DUKE OF ABRUZZI TO
 TRY FOR SOUTH POL E

ROME-The Duke of Abruzzi is or garizing a South Pole expedition Of 50 men and 250 dogs, it is reported here.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
and SpOr1
 Dresses 25% % Discount

A great and wonderful assortment of dresses, every kind of material wanted, silk or wool. Every woman in Phoenix and vicinity knows that our regular prices are lowest at one-fourth off you make big saving.
 Second Floor
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
GeOrgefte OVerbIOuSe
 25% Discount

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 S6.95 Overblouses sell at S5.21
 your saving, $1.74 $10.O0 Overblouses sell at $7.50
 your saving, $2.50 S12.5O Overblouses sell at $9.38
 your saving, $3.12 S15.0O Overblouses sell at $11.25
 your saving, $3.75 $2O.O0 Overblouses sell at $500
 your saving, $500 S25.OO Overblouses sell at $18.75
 your saving S6.25
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
ABOUT MOTHS

II is possible for winter clothing to
be safe from moths while hanging in the
cupboard if one is careful to expose the
garments TO light aud air about once
a week. Moths do not thrive on light
and air Their abode is dust and dark =
ness. So if the garments are protected
from the dust by muslin 'drapes.' tied
securely at top and bottom. and care is
taken to opcu the cupboard for air and
sunshine wheuavPr the room is aired
ones garments may be secured from in
jury by moths. But as exposing thu
contents Of the cupboard to light auC
air requires constant vigilance. the SAT,
wav is to devote a half day during thu
carly spring to packing away all wooler
garments which you do not expect t
use during tho summer. - Woman
Magazine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-05
Please Tell Me What to DO
ny CYNTHIA

Ever! ""uutr, in Europe i Jealous
Of tn" .nitcd States because we upset
their fhpnric~ about our being dollar
,ha-""> ctr.. but "hcy arc mighty glad
~ use our money. and now they would
ike ~ T." cancel all their debts. Be
cause Nc are not quite 50 -oft as they
thoUSht they rail Rt u. They mistOok
generosity for weakness.
"Goho Trortcr. me AmcrIcan won
~ ar" the best in the world. and !
would lk" 10 land on any foreigner :
Jaw wa" SAY. they are not
And lot me ten loG. the men in
America arc not afraid ~ ID" women.
bcnsu>c they have no need to be. How
oyer. I'urhia has answered that QucS-
Iiou - the >ati~fartion Of all aud
need -al 40 more.
In regard to government. n" foreign
cr IS eligible T." any part in managing
III" Affairs Of our government. cirh"r il
"NcrIIivr. lcgi>,ativ" or judicial depart e
n"ut> \rNt rIm" hc ,uro YOU know
what N"u a." talking about and do not
show your igu"raur" y, in this letter
oi y0ur.. What's the matter with Flu
rope II il !, =" fuc What are YOU
doing here: | could tel You lot more
but th"r" j, not space.
AMERICAS MAN.