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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-01

Disease is one Of The handicaps to
Successful poultry keeping and should
bc guarded against at all times. I'm
."SS kept in healthy condition, chicks
sill not grow properly, and mature
fowls will lose their vigor and vitality
and become unproductIvc and unpro-
stable. 1t is far better to prevent
disease by proper care and attention
han to attempt to cure a bird after it
5 sick. 1t is important, therefore, to
watch the flock closclYl at all times
:or any signs of disease, so that an
altbrcak may be checked as soon as it
occurs.
Three Of the more common poultry
diseases are roup, chicken pON, and
,caly leg, the following treatments
ion which are given by the Bureau Of
animal Industry, United States De
aartmcnt Of Agriculture:
Affects The Eyes.
Roup is disease which affects the
eyes, nose, and throat. The first signs
arc watcry eyes, swollen cyclids, loss
# appetite, and thin, watcry dis
charge from the noStriIs; after few
days the discharge becomes thick and
.ntcrfcrcs with the birds breathing.
In severe cases the side Of the birds
head IS hot and badly swollen and the
oycllds stuck together with a ycllowish
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-01

birds legs into it, allowing them to
soak for a minute, then return the
bird to the roost. Repeat the treat
mcnt every three of four days until
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-01

DRIVE to Whites Visable Gasoline
station for your next gas see what
you get, pay for what you get no
more, no less.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-01

periods of the year which formerly
had to be eaten soon after slaughter
or be wasted.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-01
DISEASE SERIOUS HANDICAP
TO SUCCESS WITH POULTRY

with Dis" lses in Poultry Flocks, Pre-
ventiOn Is Better Than Cure
no" to Care for Flocks with
Roup, Scaly Leg, and Chicken
POX
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
LADY DECIES ASKS JOB
WITH DOUG" AND MARY

LONDON. June 25.-Tired out BY
two exciting days. Mary Pickford
Fairbanks and Douglas Fairbanks
have left for the country. where they
will remain over the week end.
Arrangements for them to leave
London were made hurriedly on the
advice OF physicians. following their
strenuous experience at the theatrical
garden party. when they were nearly
trampled on by an excited mob.
Mary and Doug lunched at the Ritz
with Lady Diana Manners Cooper.
who told them: 81 am going TO visit
you In California and go into the
movies with you"
Mary said she would be delighted.
Lady Decies. formerly Vivian Gould.
called on Mary and asked IL she
would give her a Job In pictures.
"I'll do my best" said Mary.
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Main 2S45.
Northeast Office
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
6lSt and Dix SITS. N. u

OlSL ana DlX SCS. N. r..
Four-room bungalow, with cement base
ment: seven lots; garage; fruit and good
water; near the cars.
Three bungalow. with cepient base
ment: two lots; good water.
$500. 5000 cash, balance monthly.
Six-room frame; two-story: six lots /;
garage: stable; workshop; good water.
$4,000. $500 cash, balance monthly pay
ments, or $500 cash.
-Four rooms two-story frame; two lots :;
garage: latrobe heat.
$2,s50. $500 cash. $25 monthly.
electricity; near the cars.
$2.5oo. $500 cash. balance monthly pay
ments
Three house; nineteen lots; splen-
did garden; immediate possession.
$2.25o. $3.50 cash. balance monthly pay
ments.
six-room frame; two story; two lots;
hot-water heat; recently painted and pa
pered.
s2.6oo. $3.50 cash. balance monthly.
Five-room frame; %-acre ground; con-
crete cellar; fruit.
S2,6o0. Terms arranged.
Five-room, story-and "A half bungalow (;
four lots; garage; chicken house; brand
$4,000. $500 cash.
Threc-roorn bungalow; two lots; two
story barn; close to cars
$2.7ho. Part cash. balance can be ~
ranged.
Take car marked Dist1ict Line, get on
at office, or phone Linkoln $3.50. Main
5371. or Hysttsvillc $40 r 30.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
903 New York Ave.
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MOUNT PLEASANT
80 600

An unusually attractive home in
a fine residential section: lot ITO
feet deep; 10 rooms and bath: hot
water heat: electricity and gas.
This house has been recently re-
decorated and Is in thorough re-
pair in every way; immediate pos
session.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25

AUTO PAINTING AND TOPS.
Fords. painted, $50; tops recovered. SIS.
Fords' seat covers, 1850; backs uphol-
stored. f25.
Five and seven-pass cars painted, &3s up.
Ford one-man tops complete. t5.
Chevrolet, Maxwell, Dodge and Buick
tons recovered, $25.
Complete one man tops for any make OF car
COLUMBIA TOP CO.,
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
DOWNTOWN

Strictly modern. Perfect condition. s
minis. walk of Departments. One OF the
most attractive offers on the market
This property will pay $500 per month
and give the owner the best part OF very
attractive home. 16 rooms, baths, INV.
h, elec. lights. modern scar garage on
wide alley. The price is right and terms
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings North 1O26-J.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME-OF HOMES
Telephone Main 4340.
1406 H s. N. w.

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
our name are controlled EXCLUSIvELY
IN ALL PAPERs Until SOLD.
We will accept Liberty Bonds OF
all issues for face value on the pur-
chase of any OF the properties
listed below.
500. sos e St s. E.-Brick; 7 rooms and
Isl 10th st. $. E.CBrick; rooms and
isis double to sss sraks ssth Asfo0s st.
prick s. rooms sLH;isS is;SSS eaen; fooms BATH la
7ss 9Th st. s: E:--Brick; 6 rooms. bath;
iatrobe: gas. $4,000, -
concrete cellar; electr icity; gas; h.-w; h:
enclosed sleeping porch: bedrooms. $3.50.
1871 " st. S. E.-S rooms. bath. $4,000.
Ill; iisi 10th q. N Wnds W. oas rooms rec. hall;
T x *. N. EMBricS; i' ii rooms; bath; la
trobe; gas. $1,000
brown own I stone trimmed; NV h.; concrete
cellar; newly painted and papered; a. m
5ss 18Th st. N E.-Brick; 6 rooms. bath;
i.tro5e; EXCELLENT CONDITION; ss7SS' 20 ,oou,
= I5i-I51h Tenn. ave. N: E-Two-family
mat; = rooms. bath each; brick; yearly
1921 st. N. w.-Brick: rooms and
bath; Iatrobe. gas. $3.50.
ioi k ct. S. E.HBrick; rooms. $500.
1856. 157, 159. 161 st. s. E.-Brick;
iss-1ss Francis st. s. E.-Brick, rooms
each; excellent condition. $1,000 each.
lia L st s. f.; rooms oath' orick'
sss I'd St. n. E..Brick.r .2;soo.
al7-is Va ave s. E'-Brick and frame
as Delaware ave. s. w.-Brck: o rooms,
s. bath sa. slsSrs; roGm, iS5n 'saiS SaaS
60 I'' De Frees st. N w.-Brick; . rooms
and sas path Il lstr2es e. vksexNfs9ck sei tsG room,
and bath: cellar. $500 Dalai, -
S.0 ,,y.: n J. lot ave scoHner m sssoS rooms
3ss-a5-S7.s9 st. S. w.-Brisk; rooms,
''iT m7.,s STS b st. s. w.-Brick: rooms. bath.
sSSe sth st. N. w.-Brick: rooms; rec
BATH i.troSe WRriss Sissmsns snd frame flsSe
rooms; bath; sss' W',g '2,lG0' rooms; bath;
srick; brick; excellent condition. room lot garage
iS isos pennins road N. E.-Brick; latroee;
IiS st. N. E.-Brick and frame;
tosH \: .. ave, n. w,Ds ,oc rooms rec
st,c.aanss r st n W.-Brck: 4 rooms,
bath; la,robs; - gas 'I;?5o. 'WRr,os: 6 rooms.
bath: ifsf ,stroSs; ssat"n gas. sa $3.50
eis 18th st. N. E.-Frame; rooms; Ia
trobe. $1,000. -
aSos Newton st. Mt Rainier. Md
fwUITEC-New s-room. bath bungalow; a.
m, t.; metal garage; lot 6o1i5o. POSSES
S,th St Mt. Rainier, Md-twHITE)-
9 rooms largo rec. hall, b. 2-story frame
rarage: lot 5oxi50 newly painted.
Del Rav. va.-(wHITE)--5 rooms. bath;
steam heat; garage; electricity possession
$500. ,,,,>,r,
ss3O n st. N. w.-3-famtly nat; brick'
IL rooms. baths; INV. h. {e,sOO.
ALI, Or THE ABOVE pRoPERTIEs
CAN RE PURCHASED ON REASONABLE
spECIAI-wE NEED HOUSES. LIST
NOW FOR QUICK RETURNS,
BRADFORD a. COMPANY
Main bs77. ss7 Southern Bldg. Main Ss1s.
BROKERS TAKE NOTICE
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
BOSS 4 PHELPS.
Telephone Main 4340.
1406 II st. N. w.

PRICE. ST,soo-A desirable home
In Petworth. owner leaving city.
immsdiate possession can De gwen
an eiSht-room house complete In
every respect. semi-detached. CO.
lonisl front porch. large yard with
room for garage
PRICE, yi2.B00-A corner house In
the Cleveland Park section. a two
story eisht-room house with 4 bed
rooms, bath and sleeping porch on
d second Moor. also a fireproof garage.
4 The house has hot-water heat, cleo
trio Hghts. oak noors. attractive
surrdundinsa Easy terms OF sale
not far out. a complete home. OF
six rooms and bath. hot-water
heat, and garage. Immediate
possession win be given and terms
Of $500 ,cAsh and easy monthly
payments will be made.
PRICE, 36,boo-A decided bargain
In one of the attractive squares
In Petworth, a six-room colonial
trio lights. and hardwood doors;
owner leaving city within a Few
days, possession can be arranged
and convenient terms OF sale made.
PRICE. ss.sSo In Columbia
Heights, convenient to schools and
churches: can be sold on terms OF
.250 cash and monthly payments;
three-story bay-window brick
house. having hot-water heat. elec-
tric lights, instantaneous heater In
cellar. The whole house In perfect
condition acknowledgements
At once.
PRICE. 5000 In Columbia
Heights. not far out; . semi-de-
tAched brick house OF six rooms
and bath. owner will sell on con-
venient terms or exchange ior
, larger house Possession given
PRICE. }s.a50-On You street.
near First In Bloomingdale-av very
cheap home of six rooms and bath:
heated with furnace. You cannot
go wrong on this house, either for
home or for investment.
PRICE. $s.soo-In Mt Pleasant.
line, colonial type. six rooms and
bath, hot-wster heat. large front
porch, two-story rear porches, deep
back yard. Easy terms of sale
and possession when desired.
PRICE, Ss.o00-Right at Lincoln
Park, q handsome three story brick
house. having ten rooms and bath.
deep back yard. with room Tor
garage. Convenient terms Of sale
and owner occupying property will
give possession.
PRICE. SI,s5o-In lexington. q
six-room and bath brick house.
owner will sell on terms OF 81. 900
cash and easy monthly payments
This 10 q decidedly cheap house
BOSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME-OF HOMES
Telephone Main 4340.
14O6 H s. N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
SAUL'S ADDITION

A home that stands out In
neigh borhood of real homes; cor
ncr. detached house. containing
rooms and bath and equipped with
all OF the modernities.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
WOODMONT

Vacant. A completely detached
house, containing 8 rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electricity:
one square from pike and car line;
garage; lot s0x125; hedge fence.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25

IN BLOOMINGDALE.
I have several Groom homes
with and without garage; can be
bought on small cash and
monthly payment. F. l.. WHITE,
145 Adams st. N. W. Phone
North 2071.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25

SUBURBAN PROPERTY
rOa SALE

EAST HYATTsyILLE HEIGHTS. . acres
rooms modern house, with every city
ear line and good automobile road; 3 miles
from District line grand shade trees; wide
porchssi $1,000 1900 cash; balance very
81 acres between Baltimore and wash
ingtoh; ~ miles from Washington: I mile
from b. a o. X. r. new s-room dwsllins;
tivstion; necessary farm outbuildinssi land
very fertile a great bargain at $500 :
very accommodating terms. will exchange
for house In northwest Washington.
acres, East Riyerdsle; directly on
electric car line and county road house, .
rooms; high elevation; delightful iocationi
fulI bearing fruit trees: black berries; rssp-
berries Eooseberries, and straw berries; 500
grape vines one acre 10 garden all plant
10 city Price. $500; $500 cash; .bslsnce
l.. WALTER WEED,
iu3 81 N. w.
MT. RAINIER-one fare; best in town /:
s-room pressed brick: quick sale, $500;
$500 cash. OWNER, coz 9Th st. ". W.
HYATTsvILLE minutes Treasury I;
very large modern bungalows; ready;
tric lights: pipeless furnace: water in
house: large cellars; atties: porches: fer
tile lots, is?x2sS: large gardens planted .
and builder. tlt kenols bldg. lIth a.
NEW groom bungalow. a. m, l.; price.
81, 200: 81, 600 cash. balance terms.
Bungalow. 8 rooms and bath corner prop
erty; price. S3.30e; 81. 600 cash, balance
terms. For the above noted suburb ban prop
critics. apply to -
u. H. SHINN,
3SII 3tth st.. Mt Rainier, Md.
EIGHT acres garden land, 7 T. and bath
dwelling; outbuildings: fruit; consider
able poultry; garden planted; farm Inn
plements; $3.50. Sx-room modern bungs-
low two acres near station. 81. 900: $500
cash. Five-room dwelling. at station on
electric: good lot needs repairs: 81. 500.
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR. room 222. Oxforc
building. 1875 itth st. N. ".
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
WOODLEY PARK
S11 R00

A big 3-story Groom brick
dwelling. with hot-watcr heat.
electricity and gas: hardwood
floors: front and rear porches. etc:
one-csr garage in rear. Must have
$500 cash.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
DAHLGREN TERRACE

Five rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electric lights: cement front
porch; deep lot: well-kept grounds
coal In cellar at cost; vacant and
ready for immediate occupancy;
liberal terms can be arranged.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs

FoRp-rsurias. isi7 -dsaesat.eas wheels.
-. af.s Assiy S-skts4 skSF.- -
spi.aaid condition ssIsr e. c. AEAD.si.'
Nichols ave. q. q
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
SHANNON LUCHS,
713 18th st. N W. Main 2345.
Main 2345.
CHEVY CHASE
$40 ZOO

A modern home at a fine elcva-
tion; vacant and ready for imme-
date occupancy; bedrooms on
second floor and / unfinished room
in attic; heated by hot water;
electric lights: space for garage;
glassed-in sleeping porch: hard
wood floors and trim: stone foun-
dation to house.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS

BEAuTIFuL VIEW or WASHINGTON
FACING EAST AND soUTHEHoLLoW-
one Of the best built. most modern and at
tractive designed homes offered today at
the price. Large living room, with open
tile bath, hardwood floors throughout H.
w. h.; cleo. lights; servants toilet. Ad-
Joining ground on three sides available.
One of the most attractive homes and sit
uations available today. Immediate pos
MeLAcHLEN BANKING coRP'N.
Real Estate Dept 10Th and q.
Main .S2. Evenings. North 1861.
apartment building. doing nne business;
all for sac, 900; without stock. $40. 600 !:
owner leaving city ATTORNEY. room T.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
on beautiful avenue. rooms. bath; h.-w.
h, double brick garage, colonial porch.
18th ST. NEAR LINCOLN PARK
SIX rooms. a. m. l., colonial porch. $3.50;
Third st. near N, s rooms. bath, h. a,
cupied by owner. Easy terms.
COLUMBIA ROAD
Six rooms. bath. h. n. h.. colonial porch,
HOME REALITY CO..
500 North capitoSs ST. Main $500.
LARGE SIN ROOM HOUSE. bath, cellar.
Union station n, E.: white section; 5000.
81. 600 cash. GEO. c. WALKER. kenois
bldg. llth and q SITS. after p. IN.
BY owNER-s-room detached pebble
dash; garage: hot,water heat, eiec. light;
street car at door; lot so IT, front iso II.
deep. Phone Cleye. ss-w.
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See hAHoRHEY & SULLIVAN
1897 Ego street n w. Tel. Main 1871.
BUY YOUR READY-cuT HOUSE NOW.
Representing
LEWIS-BUILT HOMES
Room 3l2 Davidson Building.
Corner 18th and X SITS.
Home Buyers Will Pront by
Carefully Following the Listings in
OUR ONE BEST BUY"
On the Real Estate Page OF The Times
Every SATURDAY.
5000 CAsH-S.room bungalow; Sc from
city; Hnntsyille. on w. ~ 4 a. HINES.
wANTED-PROPERTY.
HAVE you A HOUSE FOR SALE
TO COLORED1
We will advertise your house in every
paper in the city daily until sold.
List now for quick returns.
BRADFORD e. COMPANY.
337 Southern bldg.
Main 5s17. Main B77s
Property Owners, Attention!
We want "A number OF houses, some fine.
expensive ones. well az less pretentious
ones, and small houses, to sell to appll-
cants. Some OF them need not be subject
to immediate delivery, but VIC want them
at once
We are also having calls for subuT ban
places. colonial homes and desirable farms.
Our thirty years experience and ofnoc
facilities enable us to render expert service.
VIM. H. Saunders & Co.,
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
MOUNT PLEASANT
e1n S00

A newly pspered and painted
1o-room and bath brick house;
charmingly located; hot-water
heat; electricity; screened through
out; immediate possession: one OF
the most choice OF our offerings.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25

I3b IRVING ST. N. W.-Sx-room brick;
ALI modern conveniences: large lot; ga
rage: possession; terms; price 5000. i3S
Irving St N. W..
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
FOR sALE-HousEs FOR sALE-HoUsEs
McKEEVER 4 GOSS,
MAIN 4762.
laos EYE STREET.

l4O5 EYE STREET. MAIN aioI
FACING CONNECTICUT AVE- MOUNT PLEASANT.
pniDur- 4 IN exceptional in notably
neigh
pSsehss
awnings.
he price. sii "'D'' '~'''" '"''
McKEEvER & GOss McKEEvER Goss
1405 EYE ST. Main 4752 l405 Eye st. Main 4752
FACING SOLDIERS HOME
PARK MEAD wApDMAN aRK INN
The acoolst pa o
a housew
the and n
@ Psn s es oo%s Ss sr a..s % % % e not & se n sa .%
n
lures 10 an ordin
Frs wh,s % %Sa ca" always take ae McKEEVER GOSS
MeKEEVER GOSS, l4oo Eye ot MAIN S'0-
1405 Eye St. Main 4752
TAKoMA PARK. READ IHis!!!
Ontario large
wafer heat hta % S.sa S doos nS 6r' aGor &
for garage
sscSsc' immediate possession Price, ,sso location of high prices only
McKEEVER GOSS, McKEEVER & G0SS, -
14o5 Eye St. Main 4752 14O5 Eye St. Main 4752
McKEEvER GOSS,
14O5 EYE STREET. MAIN 4752.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

A worthwhile 6-room and bath
semi detached brick house; hard
wood floors; electricity: space for
garage; immediate possession may
be had.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
FACING CONNECTICUT AVE.
BRIDGE.

The last word In modern homes;
eight rooms. very well arranged and
always bright and CHEEKY; tiled bath;
beautiful appointed dining room. with
breakfast porch adjoining; front and
rear porches; sleeping porch screens.
awnings. electric lights, with Inn
ported nxturesi hot-wster heat; gar
age. Tho price At present, SiS.zb0.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25

i4TH ST. n W, NEAR New store aud
apartment building, doing nne business;
owner leaving city. ATTORNEY. room 7.
5iz st. n. w.
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1NNES
ssso n st. N. w.-3-famtly nat; brick'
IA rooms. a baths; INV. h. $4,000.
All, Or THE ABOVE PROPERTIES
CAN ne PURCHASED ON REASONABLE
TERMS . ,,o,..r, ,,,.r
NOW FOR QUICK RETURNS,
pRApFORD a COMPANY,
Main bs77 ss7 Southern Bids. Main 5s7s
The Washington times., 1920-06-25
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1405 EYE ST. Main 4762.
FACING SOLDIERS HOME
PARK,

Tn. coolest part OF Washington. This
is a brick house with built-in garage;
the living and dining rooms are APP
pointed In the most -up-to-dste man.
ner: the three bedrooms are airy and
spacious; bath IL tiled and modern In
every respect; hot-wster heat; cleo
trio lights. with especially selected M
lures. Not an ordinary house. but one
In which you can always take pride,
Price. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25

MeLAcHLEN BANKING coRP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and u.
Main 492. Evenings. North 1861.
The Washington times., 1920-06-25

ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR, 1929
U st. N. W., 34x123 feet space;
suitable for light manufacturing
or storage. Telephone North
1494.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-29
DIR. JuSTS CAREER

p", Just Was born in Charleston.
:. C.. N 1889. He WIS graduated
from kmhall Uni"n Academy. Mcri
Gen. New hampshire in 1909. and
''"m Dartmouth College. Hanover. in
'?"' hc'nG the OILY Magma Cum
lAuln man in his class He rcrciv.
90 his degree. Doctor OF Philosophy
from the University of Ch'cago. in
X Zoology and Physiology, in 1916
For ten years he has been Il
student at Tie Marine Rolo%icai
laboratory at Woods Hole. AaS%n.
chu*"tls. He has been Il worker un
der $nch scientists as Dr. Frank r.
lAllic, Professor Of Zoology; Dr. \.
\. Mathews. Professor OF Bio-Chcm
i>try; and Or. \. J. Carbon Profess
$or of Physiology all scholars Of
tn" front rank serving on the Facul
'y of the University OF Chicago. Or.
Just Is the author of various papers
on fertilization. artificial parthen1-
genesis and kindred topics. Dr. Lii
lie in his book on "Problcms OF Fer
tilizat ion refers fifteen times hv
citation to the researches ana scicn-
i'iic conclusions Of DR.. Just, who is
member Of the American Associa
ti0n for the Advancement OF Science
OF the American Society of Zoolo.
"ists. OF the American Museum. and
the society of the Sigma Xi and Phi
Beta Kappa.
Governor Charles s. Whitman
NJ escnted to him on February 12.
1918. the first Spingarn Medal. "off
cred annually to the man or woman
nf African descent and American
citizenship who shall have the high
est achievement during the prccoi.
Ing year in any field OF elevated or
honorable human endcavor.'
Richmond planet., 1920-05-29
Entertained Her Customers.

Mrs. Rosa b. Wilkerson Of 1900
Decatur Street, entertained her Gus
toners Thursday night, May 20. with
Il Towel Social. 1t was delightful to
see so many Of her friends present.
The beautifully lighted parlors were
filled and enjoyment was at high
pitch.
y fine program was rendered: Lit
tie Miss Julia James favored us with
a violin solo; recitation by Miss
Bcrnicc Garrett; an instrumental solo
by Miss Beatrice James. Mrs. Mo-
2cllc Quash rendered fine poem on
hair. All were loudly applaudcd.
Prizes were awarded to the one
having the prcttfcst towel and the
finest washed towel. Mrs Quash
won the first prize and Miss Garrett
the second. All praise is given Mrs.
Wilkcrson for the excellent manner
in which she served the guest. At a
late hour all left we'll pleased with
the evenings enjoyment.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-29
GEO. II. JOILNSON'S RELATIVES

'hc death Gt George II. Johnson.
Secretary Manager OF the firm O.
" Ham Isaac Johnson, and Sons,
Inc. has caused no end Of trouble
in the ScttlCmct Of questions raised
ny relatives that he was not known
lc have living. They are all first
cousins and are represented by At
torncy Giles Is. jackson IN conjunct-
ion with Attorney W. +. Denny with
Attorney j. Thomas levin as the
prospective administrator Of the
estate, while Attorney j. Il. Pollard
represents the Johnson interests. i.
Prior to his death William Isaac
johnson proclaimed George II. John
son as his adopted son, but made no
record Of ii in Il court of law. lie
turned over to him 4 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 see no objection TO his
having some one named for this po
Sition. The ultimate result will Be
that Il long legal contest is booked
fui. the attention Of the court with
prospect that the expenses will leave
Lut little for the legal claimants tc
rejoice over.
Richmond planet., 1920-05-29
ALPHA PHI ALPHA ~ COLLEGE,
DRIVE.

Cleveland, OhiO.-Thc Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity, Il Greek letter or
g:,riIatiun with twcmty-S;X c;lapt tcrs
At the leading colleges in the country
and 1900 members. will launch Il GO
/, College Movement" june G-l2.
1920. The country will Ec divided in
IT, districts and Il naliou.widc drive
will be directed from the seat o.
each chapter. 10000 educational pam
pnlc;S VII be distributed among the
students Of all high schools and acaI
cnics. The drive is under the direct
ion of the following members of the
National Commission OF the fratcrni-
tr. DR.. Roscoe G. Giles, Chicago,
Chairman, $. S. Booker Baltimore.
Md, Il. l.. Miller. Mound Bayou. Miss.
Dr. Charles H. Garvin and Ormond
y. Forte, Cleveland, Ohio.