davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-10

ley street woman specialist, to the
query as to whether smoking by
women is running the race.
Smoking will have no effect If
women do not smoke to excess"
she declares. Thirty cigarettes a
day, of course, would harm any
wonan's health.
women will 60 on smoking and
its no good trying to stop them"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-10
Chinese Dandies Will Not
Wear America ReadY.Mades

Washington. Jan. o.-China is a
land of tailors. All Chinese are
dressed in tailored clothes. accord
ing to the reports to the Bureau OF
Foreign and Domestic commerce,
and even the introduction of the
snappiest ready-made clothes can
not induce the Chinese dandies to
forsake their tailors.
so long as Chinese tailors can
make low-grade clothing as cheaply
as they do there is little chance for
clothing business on the American
method" an American eonspl re-
ported.
The Chinese gentlemen demand
fine American underwear, however,
the report stated.
The American kick not the
sort that used to be served over the
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-10
New Film Screen Permits
SEEING Movies by DAYLIGHT

London, Jan. o--Taking you'd
girl to the movies may lose some OF
its glamor if the new British film
screen, which permits motion pic
lures to be shown in daylight or in
strong artificial light, as we'll as in
the dark, comes into general use.
At an exhibition of British motion
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-10
Britain Plans to Continue
AlIotmentS to Ex-S0IdierS

London, Jan. o.-While the Brit
ish government, despite protests of
labor members of Parliament, has
cut off doles to unemployed, it has
been very careful to continue unem-
ployment pay to ex-soldiers. Thus,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-10
Feeding Poor Mothers
Would Solve Problems

London. Jan. 9.-If people
would turn their attention to the
feeding of poor mothers they would
do more for the future generation
than by troubling about the smok-
ing of small minority" is the curt
retort of Dr.. Sloan Shesser, Har-
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-10

bars before July |, but the raiment
of the pedal extremties-has dis
placed all other footgear in China.
the report stated.
In the matter of edibles the Chi
nese take particularly to American
condensed milk and prepared
cereals. South American eonfec-
tionery has displaced American
sweets during the period of the
sugar shortage.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-10

picture films a new kind OF scres
which can be rolled up like win
dow blind for easy carriage an
which is noninhammable, was dem
onstrated in daylight, There we
less strain entailed on the eye tina
with the ordinary film screen.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-10

BEE WANT ADS ARE THH
BEST BUSINESS BOOSTERSl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
PROF. MOTION TELLS OF THE
LlNCIING RECORD FOR 1919.
Dear Sir

Dear Sir
send YOU the following informal
ion relative to lynch:ngs for the pas,
year According to the record ermpI
ed by Monroe n. Work OF the Depart
ncnt Of Records and Research OF
the Tnskegce Institute, there we're
So lynchings in 1919, of which IT
were in the South and in the North
and Wost This is Is more than the
number Ga for the year 1918. OF those
lynched rs wete Negroes and were
whites. Ore Of those put to death was
IL Negro woman. Nineteen or less
than one fourth Of those put to death
were charged with rape or attempted
rape. Seven Of the victims were burn
ed to death. Nine were put to death
and then their bodies were burned.
The charges against those burned 10
death were: rape 3; murder 2; KIN
ing sheriff |; no charge given |. Tho
charges against those first killed and
!, then their bodies burned were: at
tempted rape 3, shooting officers OF
the law 3; rape l; murder /; incend
iary talk |.
The offense Of murder was charged
against all the whi'cs lynchcd. The
offenscs charged agains, the Negroes
were: murder 10; attempted rape 10
rape 0; abetting riots 4; shooting oni
GERS Of the law 4; insulting q woman
4; killing officer Of the law 4; allcg-
ed inccndiary talk 3; writing improp
, er letter q; charge not reported 6:
shooting woman I; robbery | mur
der sentence changed to life impris
onmcnt |; shooting II ght Waterman
/: shooting and wounding a man l !;
alleged completely in killing officer
of the law |: killing man In self de-
fensc |; killing landlord in dispute
over crop settlement /: no charge
made for being acquitted Of shoot
ing officer of the law I; remarks about
Chicago race riot |: keeping company
with Il white woman |: for being
found under bed |; for making boast
, full remarks !: for alleged mislcad.
ing of mobs searching for another l.
because appeal was taken from ten
years s"ntctcc for attempting life
of another /; for discussing n lynch
inr !.
RI" States in which lyn hing. oc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
\ birthday Party.

Mrs. Sterling Prida OF 2il3 Balm
bridge street, South Richmond. cclc.
brated her 25th birthday on the night
OF January Isl, 1920 Quite Il number
of her friends were present. The par.
lor was beautifully decorated with
ferns, white and pink carnations and
na.cisSus.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pernell; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pride; Mr.. and Mrs Robert Loney:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson; Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Christian; Mrs.
Luoise Lynch. Mrs. Laura II. Pride :;
Mrs. Charles Williams; Misses Fan
ME Boughman; Annie Dabb, Lucy
and Lillian Manning; Elva Smith;
Messrs. Joseph Pollard, Edward Pier
son, Willie Pride. Joseph and G.. A .
Darlington.
a pleasant evening was spent and
all enjoyed themselves. Refrcshmen. s
such as chicken salad. ice cream. cake
etc, were served to the satisfaction
OF the inner man. All left Wishing the
host and hostess a happy and pros
porous Nuw Year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

: The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders ct the ..rc.Mui.S Saving.
h~..A ";,5 led, ~, sduy. Janur,, e..
''-V III the concert hall OF the py HI
&'' &" tie. l; pro" 10 bc one Of a.,
Nc, satisfactory and cnthus .a,.r.,
meetings ever held hy the body. Pres
"c"t john ,t:tchcil, Jr.. presided.
while DR.. Aihor \. Tcnnant. S2cr,-
tar: 81 The uIm, Of Directors kcpi
the minutes. 1t was nearly nlnc
O'Clock when the glvcl fell anu pr4-
CT was offered. After the roll cali
Cashier y. Y. NomcIl, Jr., made II s.
annual report.
lho lnrrca"C in deposits as Of Jan
narN !, 1919 and January !, 1920 was
$&991G.62. Prior to paying Christmas
Savings Climb deposits. the banks dc.
pos had reached $5i0, 90 The in
crease III mortgage loans was $l09.7l5
~. Nearly all Of the Office space in
the Mechanics Bank Building IS now
rented. On january ,. 1920 the
amount Of money deposited in the
Christmas Savings Club Department
alone aggregated over one thousand
dollars. The report created a pro.
found impression.
\l'c-Prcs den, John 7. Taylor rs.
Snmcd he chair ami President John
Mltchcn, Jr.. made his report. He
reviewed the work of the past wear.
the True Rcf0rmc"S Bank deposit. trc
prch2*c of the Strand Theatre. the
trip to the American Bankers Asso-
claIl"n and I'll" steady INCREASE in the
N3NkS deposits. He STAGED that
he had more char once annunc.
ct that the fine banking
house, the expensive round door
vault and tho palatial SURROUNDINGS
were all twenty years ahead OF The
colorcd people.
IL had bCcn ten Years since the
oluld hg was erected and the manage
mcnt just now began to see that
they wero reaching the point where
the bank would pay. He congra .ulateu
the Stockholders upon their patience
and the bank directors and officials
upon their service. y rising vote or
thanks WAS extended to the President
Miss Al. l.. Chilcs then moved that
sting Of John Mitchell, Jr.; John r.
Taylor; \. 4. Tenant; j. NJ. G. Ram
Scy; r. w. Whiting, f. Il Jefferson,
y. ID. Price and J. j. Carter lie re.
elected and this WAS unanimously car
ricd. The meeting then adjourned.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Death Of Betsy Bryant.

Mrs. Betsey Bryant died o. the resi-.
dcncc of her granddaughter. Mrs
Bette Council 900 Williams Street
Saturday, December IL 1919.
Sc was the mother OF tho late
Isaac Crump and grandmother of the
late Thomas M. Crump. Funeral was
held from the Crump res dencc 603
w. Leigh Street Monday. December
10, 1919 at o'clock. H,. VIM. II
Stokes pastor OF the dec, Aed spoke
beautifully OF her long useful life
and Rev. Samuel Turner prayed.
She was member of J. Henry
Sears Lodge Good Samaritans. Mr., A.
u. Price Funeral Director. Interment
Woodland Cemetery.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
AMERICAN NEGRO ACADEMY
i""htN-third Annual Mcciinr--,
'""fIh' oi Excellent paacrs.
t'-cction Of Officers.

Washington, ID. G. january 2, 1920
HE American Ne 70 Academy. an
o." .h---;t,t II "a authors. scholars, ar
3. "Iu other distinguished men
III Alr'ctn de scent, tor the DR. motion
"i .1'lrf", science and art and to +,
'c' rs Tar as possible II form u1 IN
lcllcc:u2l tLStc, convened in thie CITY,
curing the past week, and is four
}e5$ o0S' covering two days were we'll
attended.
An unusually large number or
mcmEc"S attended the bushes, Scs.
IONS. Among those in attendance the
lol""ing were noted: Bishop John
hurst of Baltimore. Md w. II. IIor
hurst OF Baltimore. Md; w. II. Fer
IlS ol fhli2dclph Il, Pa; Prof. J. E
N,AFS'ry' of Livingston College. Sal
iShnry' n. C.; w. A&hbic Hawkins nf
FaItim"rc. Md; John II. Clifford. or
MarhnShurg, w. Va Robert ~
browne; Arthur \. Schontburg: and
'"hN r. Frncc C'Brucc Grlt") Of
ne" York City; Judge Il. II. Trrrc,1
l'cV' w. II. Brooks, Rev. Fronci. 7
"r'mkc; Rev. l.. Il. johnson. p,,r
ne". w. Cook; T.. c. Williams. 7,
NJ, lirEShaw, y. Mpntgomery Grcrorv
r. H. N. Murray; Noval II. Thomas
John w. Cromwell and Robert
re li'm Of Wash ngton, d, G and A
II. Grimkc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
TIE SECOND TIME,

FOR the second time in the history
Oh the organization the Academy rovo
a place on its program % non MON
Fcr' Mr.. y. Philip Randolph, cditor
oi 'he Messenger. of New York Citv
''lnH inc person so honorcd with
lhe New Radicalism of tho No
gro as the subject Of his address
for about two hours Mr.. RaudoInh
portrayed in calm rypycr.,,,onn,
'l'hhef the present world conditions
IT'S language was chaStc. his firuros
s:anhir' his gcs ucs simple yet sur
iIclehtly appropriate and forccful to
iiilkc u most profound imprcss,or
In his orininn, we are certain 70
nave Il reYoltion in the United Stoi.-
6 none the lcSs 50 because il mav
he hloodleSs. lie unhcSi'atingly in
sisted thai the Negro mlssns should
ioilo" the lead of the New Ncrron
III their lineup with labor in order
Il" lie sad, to be on top in the ccncr
III roundup; his analysis of tho s;t
uatlon Hcing that in the impcndinr
coillct between Capt. al and Labor
INC idltcr Is sure to win.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
THREE GROUPS DEFINED

lie divided the classes or Negro
Leaders into three groups. The first
or the "old crowd politicians" he
called the right wing" and claimod
'hat they were absolu. ely wrong and
responsible ,or all the ills the raco
Is heir to. "IIavng been bought and
p"lu lor they are not worthy OF
ieaaership said he. In his second
group he placed the members of :ho
Academy labelling them and those
OF them ilk as "thc centris"-';he in
telllgcncia' Of the race. Nor were
they deemed capable leaders. because
though honest they were vascilatine
me third group. he designated as
me 'Ieft wing" of which he is a
bright and shining light. This group
he held were right beyond the shad
ow of doubt.
Ills address was mastery Dresen.
tation of well defined theory, ana
an animated discussion followed onl>
10 De 'ut short for lack OF time. in
RS rchnttal he lost much OF his Doisa
ny crtting into ridiculc-a mistake
co:nlhcn 10 most young debatcrs
Among those who Joined in tho dis
cussion were: Prof. j. T.. *. Agscry.
Messrs. w. II. Ferris, Robert r.
Browne; II. n. NJ Murray, Prof
Carter G.. Woodson and Judge r. II.
Terrell
Mr.. Randolph's critics claim that
ne s'gnaliy failed to define
his position on the "opcn" Or clos.
cd shop. or cite any history that
would serve to prove his contention
that Labor would keep any of "the
promises now being so profusely
made now that the battle is on and
the Negro Is wanted. Judging the labor
group by the same taken as he Judged
the "old crowd" his stric'ur on the
latter could be more consistently an
pl'rd to the former. for organized
labor has ever been the bette noir of
the Negro everywhere in this conn
try.
THE WILLIAM TELL" OF THE
RACE.
Mr.. John r. Clifford. editor or
the Pioneer Press. Martinsmrg. w.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
VOLUME. XNXVII, NUMBER 9.



.ro,a,.,,, ,,..,>; ,,;,,. r,a.;ao,,, croor
b,>y-.,jhn ,,.,vu,..s G,rr,iuu
Edi,nr I,rhu,nnd Planet.
Sin. Nt.,n our pr,s,d,n1. Ecy. J,
I t;rnrt,,uy = >lrulu4an and the
rro,t.e, m,ri,s This movement has
rorofv,l ..n.n ;l4 in.u.uru;,uu was
y;von !, Tx ,rps,drn, John Altchrll,
Jr. of the Mechanics Bank oil your
civ. ! irrl that i'm iusli.c to the pco
MO ,f yuur 4;a;c and also t. the ind
v;du,,e -, .,,.., ri;y VINO made It pos
.ulo r,,. ~ ,n receive propcrIv our
distingu.sn.d guest that some mention
should he rtuuc through the coIumn3
of your puIvr concerning the rlal. "t
President Mitchell, his reception ana
the iul.u,n,c OF the message he lett
with the pcop.c Of Toledo Of both rae
uro.idnn, Mitchell, arrived here
,9.15 Ortnhor ,b,h, MIR. Il. B. Wanzo
49,, ,o,dirr undertaken with his large
,n,,.;,,,- ,r .rompanicd by he re
N.,;,,,, ,,r,mi,1cc consisting of the
,rnsidout. Rev. j. | Grccnhow, the
c,.,,,..,,.. Erv. \. j. Anthony and
~, c,npiurham met president Nit
,u ~ ,,o dnnnt called hy at orncy
- !, l.,nrr.s Office a,d then TO the
,,,rr;e ,lotol whero dinner awaited
49,, .,,I marty After dim
~ NJ. Wanna Called for president
,,;,,h,,1, - shay him some Of the City
,,.,',,' 1I,. \v.,ry, fro,c out to the
n.,, ,,,,o r,,r, ,pown as the WHY'S
DvnyianI Compauv. where twenty
,,,>,,,,1 o,,,,ovocs work Mr.. Green
,''o"',,'' n,,,a ,,.sos for thc uartv and
NJ" .,.>,>1,, - IN, General Managers
wa" "',', ~ crnnnh,w introduced Mr..
o"''I' u,o Nr 9 Y.
,,or roroiycd the par
Miller ''e i''a'ahe' ~; o,,nu and mar
y "'i" ia '',n ,,, ,,;.i, all de,r.
- W. r,,a,, ,,vrrina through sever
menls. lhcS ""' 'o' ,a,,,,,,,nnts
al Oh t'e n""u. ',. W. n,, ~ ~ y;no nros
anu hi"oo VI ,s,,,;,,;c,r.t,or
ldenls o'iNu ~, n,;nn ~ vir
hullo'''R "''.'' I,;,,,,.or ,,d
gianlaS sreat 'o'''', ,r,,,, ,,>,
oceh he'"'"'' , W., ,,;,,.h.
oy 'h'9 ''"'' Wa" '''''' ,i,
sil-- INC parry was ""' ,';.,, ,,,.,s
Ell mere ""'Io ''.''"'' NV IN
eNlehuc" "e'"oii'''h NV r'''
aep'F''i'''H' MI ''''',' ,,,,, 1,y
Gu on 'Ae 9nl'c "n "n',"' ,.,,,,r
Ell hl'cS 'c"N ''"' "t'' ,,,ina,Io
from oN'I''"" " w..
on 'he East sue o' '''' ,,. 70
J. Hh'honE NV '"u"> va ,,,.,.,,
the MahaEc'' AZ '''' WA Nv ',,,,
ally cSror'e" ne parry ''' '"f''
departments.
lha h1Eh'' thc ''c' -''"' NV "
ional Mallcanle' 'nc |''"
commerce an" 'ie n'S Vi
sent representative !" ~. ,,..a,1,
Hail TO "elco'ho 'io"'''''' ''>''
to the clty.
The Mayor Ill Il S','uh '''o ',u,
ful ADDRESS "eico'''e" MI
to the ci'y'
Attorney ID. H. ish'' WIN ''o
OF eioquehee in''ou"'cu N!
VINO heio the great "u"ien'c "po''
Dounu TOT ono anu h"'' i'o"i'
a coh''h't &c 'oh'!'''"e W 'o W.
lowing thch 6a'o i" o"iquet ~ '''o'
Of MIR. Mtcheil at MT. IRA Ole" a' u"
Celo on o'' clalr a''ee'. ~ N"n
dolph. NIT. neo' sawyer Wv ~.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
MARRIAGE ANNOUN CEMENT

Miss Corinne VI. y. Hudson and
Mr.. Charles Otis Wilson both Of this
city were united In marriage in 1tha
ca. N. Y. December 23rd. 1919, the
Rev William D. White officiating
Mr.. Wilson is employed on the clcri-
cal staff Of fireman Kin" aEG Com
pany as Secre' ary to Mr.. X. y. TIE
man.
Mr. and Hra. Wilson VII make
their home Ia Ithaca.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10

LAWYER George blackwell. Of Chi.
caCo. I'll. visited his parents, Prof.
and Mrs. J. II. Blackwell during
the holidays.
Last week Mrs. Ora Brown Stok os
social worker OF This city. visited the
southern section OF the State. where
she secured the custody OF very
interesting little girl. whom she
turned over to IL" Neirhborhood
Association. Mrs stokes will leave
the city ncyt week FOR RockiDch" m
County on business for the Juvenile
Court.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Tcactlasr Wanted,

Two teachers wanted, malo ana
le''laie or man and his wife. NrtiSs
De well educated and knowledge OF
tJpewriting on The part of tho Que
or the other desired.
Wages $4,000 per month and hoard
a Knowledge OF rhusic on the part Of
one OF them is also desired.
Address. Lowry Institute ana In.
dustrial School, Marcsvinc. 8. G."
W NJ, BOLEY,
Presldnnt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
FaEnev wanted.

Wan'ed a co'0red farmer to take
charse of 800 acre farm Modern
machinery provided for a man with
practical experience and the opper-
tunity OF hfntime 10 TIC righs party.
Address:
4. T.. DAVIDSON,
II? N Michigan itvt9uc,
Atlantic CnHE &. ].
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10

Mr.. Charles TIickmon Of New
York City spent the holidays here,
visiting his mother, Mrs Amelia
Jones Of ia e. 18th street.
Mrs. Mollie Boohar OF Philadcl.
phia. was the guest Of Mrs Susie
Robinson OF 215 f. nth street dur
ing the holidays.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
REV. DIR. HRRs'sWRFH fgEfsE,,

morr's'o"n. N, J. Union Baptist
'hurch Rev. U. q. Crooks. Pastor.
hcv. W. X. Skipwtth, d, D., tho
noted Gospel preacher evangclist and
singer is here and in midst ofn
great and successful revival. Our
thurch was packed last Sunday Co
us utmost capacity with colorcd ana
white to hear this great preacrtgy,
twenty-five PERSONS accepted Chyist,
Raptizing next Sunday.
u G. c.,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
NOTICE.

- y , - -,F1-Eo.aT N
Miss Kathrynn Hawcs vii lspeak at
Mt. Calvary Bapt st Church. in Full
ton on rcv' Sunday January 11th,
$40 p. M
Madame Bush.Banks will recite A
most excellent program has been ar
ranged under auspices Of Fulton Set.
tlement House
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Very truly,
RnnElS'r ID MO
PROF. Ii. ALONZO SCOTT HERE

Prof. X. AlonZo Scott, who has
been residing i'll England for about
sixteen years Is In the city. He Is Il
singer, poet, musician. elocutiontst
musical composer: orator and hun1or-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
BISHOP llURSas CONTR4uv1ON

INC paper of Bishop John IIuro, i,
O. MD, was Il historical pr,
~"'"''"" ol inc evolution Of tlrc III,
'''c''l constitutions in Haiti and ,nr
part INC United States is now n,.v
'nH II the affairs of that courtrv II,
'""' ''l'IhsIF showed by Quotations
rom their several constitutions tba
'Hc fiattian government nccds no mc,
oat"rF~ whether American or ,,,
The several papers wcrn v.o,l ro.>>,,
t" and the speakers highly comnn-
mcntcd
Nl'cI iiltecn years of continuot,s
service as president, Mr.. A II Grimr.
'HNc" 10 retire and elected presided,
emeritus. Rev. Il. J. Grimkc who b,s
served rs treasurer since tho orn,,i
Zat on was founded also rctirod Ir,,,
'c'l''h was presented with "A fftfe
fountain pen as token Of apprceiaA.
ION Oh services rendered and n ro
i''hoer OF their efforts for tho intca
iec'uai improvement of tho roco Ar,
'"hn w. Cromwell who bad sorv,.
~ corresponding secretary from IN,
"lr'h or the Academy WAS cI,c,od ,o
me presidency ae a reward for mori,
1'e IS crehitcd with having hcen es
po''aliy active in arEanging for an
.'' 'N'ti'cht programs presented 10
'he public in tho past 23 years.
ihe annual election OF officers r..
suited rs follows
ffeS'dent John W. Cromwell, w1sn
'hs'on' -. c.; Vice President Rob.
- browne, New York City, Pros.
). Il. X. Aggcry, Salisbury, NJ U.
h'shop John llursts Baltimore, Md.
br' {. V. Roman, Nashville, Tonn;,
Corresponding Secretary Robort
ieiham; Recording Secretary IT. Mont
s"mery Gregory; Treasurer, y..fa
ette NJ Hershaw; Executive Commit
zee: trof. Kelly Miller. Prof GGa.
M. Llshtfoot, Il, RI. M. MURRAY, Prof
"liiiam Pickena Baltimore Nrf@:
1thn + Bruce New York Citv
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10

Mr.. G. G. Johnson OF Atlantic
City. N. j., IS visiting friends here
He is looking we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Davis wc!,
nj the city this week the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James Of 1913
Decatur street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10

cured and the number in each state
are as follows: Alabama z; Arkansas
l2; Colorado 2; Florida 5; Georgia
Il; Louisiana 7; Mississippi -; Mis-
souri, 2; Nebraska / Nor,h Carolina
3; South Carolina |; Tennessee |;
Texas i; Washington !; West Virgin
la 2; Kansas /.
Very truly.
ROBERT r. MOTION,
Principal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10

The funeral services of MIR. Har.
vcy Jenkins, Sr., who departed this
life December 27th. 1919 at his resi-
dcncc 2@ll Decatur street, SoutA
Richmond were conducted Tuesday
December %0th at Second Baptist
Church. The pastor Rev l.. G. Gar.
land oificiatcd, assisted by Rcvs. II.
Graham and A. l.. Britton.
lie leaves widow, Mrs. Elvira
Jenkins, four daughters. Mrs. Lena
Radford Of philadelph a, Pa; Mrs
Alberta Stephenson, Mrs. Robena
Baugh, Mrs. Amoretle Mayo; one
son. Harvey Jenkins. He was mem
Der Of Good Samaritans: Odd Fellows
and knights Of Pythias
Mr.. Henry Smith of Philadelphia.
Pa. brother OF Mrs. Elvira jenkins
attended the funeral
G. s. Cunningham, Funeral Oirec.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10
Card of Thanks.

l take this method of thanking the
many fr ends for their Kindness
shown during the illness ana death
"f my husband Harvey Jenkins, Sr..
also for the beautiful floral designs
sent.
MRS. ELVIRA JENKINS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-10

Mr.. John r. clifford. editor or
the Pioneer Press, Martinsburg. w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-09-10
FOR SHERIFF.

To the Republican voters of Hun
terdon County, both men and women,
Having announced myself as can
didate for the office of Sheriff, /
hereby wish to make known my po-
sition. In these times of exhorbitant
high cost of living and increasing
taxes believe it behooves each of US
to put forth every effort to curtail
the expenditure of public funds as
one would with his own private in
terests. In order to carry out this
foregoing principle to public offices
as we'll as other branches of public
affairs the burden of which must be
borne by the tax payer whether he
be large or small.
In view of these facts, allow me to
say,that if nominated and elected, l
will assume full responsibility of the
office, moving into the Court House
where can give my personal daily
attention to the business entrusted
to me by the taxpayers.
/ also wish to say here, it has been
intimated that lam subject to Boss
es". In refutation to that charge /
wish to say | have never been ap-
preached by any man debating the
course I must pursue. During the
campaign of 1917 when was can
di6atc for Sheriff l endeavored to
and did conduct it along clean lines.
The same conditions apply to the pre-
sent campaign, as l prefer to go
down in honorable defeat than be
acclaimed victor by any unfair me
sns. Soliciting your support at the
primaries, and if nominated, at the
election, l am,
Yours very truly,
THOMAS B. HAMPTON.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-09-10
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the
following account will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate and report
ed to- the Judge of the Orphans
Court of the County of Hunderdon
on Monday Oct.4, 192O,in the term of
September, A. D. 1920, for settlement
and allowance.
Est.of Alfred Ashcroft, deceased.
WILLARD w. JOHNSON,
Surviving Executor.
CHAS. D. McCRACKEN, Surrogate
Sep. 3, 1920. (Pr's fees $500.