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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-08-31

LONDON-Dan added of English nobility beauty-the Marchoness Richards who 1s took leading "Theodore the nobility with Vcoun Drumang his father died recently travelling South len. They a one-year-old daughter.
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CT. "'i' democra,;.
WOMAN


 :, zzasss:S'!i;s, Z s! %U%4s Q, DIES; s,, Ae.e ;! i, rsnoztaa rsn Ann sseevers, agsd pss; 1,s so;~ts the state, 'S dieS ss bss. tss oldest ',,' 's' n. last aiss furniture company ine hs, kneal, several weeks visit Ass is fstpns'' anu points in Canad. A 'easten } fered a dislocatedH Hqs, Hs..A MT. ha' vacation. Anee shjh N
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Alexandria, Va, Nov. 30-Pythias
came to this Gty last night under
the leadership Of Grand Chancellor
john Mitchell, Jr., a club "a strong
MAS initiated into the Pythfan Order
by Grand Chancellor John Mitchell.
Jr.. who came up last evening, ac'
companicd by DR.. e. II. Jefferson.
Grand Master OF EXchcQuer. On a
later train DR.. Albert A. Tounant
Grand Medical Rcgistra and CO...
G.. Mitchell arrived. They were met
by Past Chancellor Henry G. Conway
of Manassas. Va, and two others !.
Grand Chancellor Mitchell proceeded
20 Nhe residence OF Mr.. W. W. Owens.
$50 y. Patrick street where luncheon
was served.
Latter, they repaired to the Com
munity House owned by Roberts Chap
cl OF the NJ. e. Church where tho
initiation took place The work was
quickly done to the edlfioation and
enjoyment Of all present. The fol
lowing unlccrs OF Bell Haven Lodge
were Installed: c. c., Russell Coles:
Nj. OF W.. Courtland NJ. Gaines, V. c.
Dlniol Jackson; p, Pierce Miller:
NJ. Of EN., Benz. G. Fultz; M. OF II.
VIM. r. Martin; *. Of II. and ST..
Jawyman Brown; NJ. at A.. Samuel
Medley; |. c., John III. Wanzor; O.
c., Robert II. Butler. Trustees: VIM.
\. McDowcn; Geo. ii. Holmes, nar
ry Hardin.
G.and Chanccll>r Mitchell stated
;hat he had been cndcavoring to get
up Il lodge IN Alexandria for more
,han % years and he was clatcd over
the success of the movement. Sir
Henry G. Conway OF Manassas had
succeeded in interesting these AlcXau
drians in tho Order under the leader
ship of Sir Gaines. Addresses were
do o'ivercd by DR.. \. A. Tenant, Dr.
T.. II. Jefferson, Col. r. G.. Mitchell.
S'r IL. G. Conway and others. Ar
rdngcmcnts had been made for Grand
Chancellor Mitchell and his associat
cS 10 spend the night here, but they
decided to take the early morning
train for Richmond
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\ BEAt ';is:L WEDDING.

Ashlnnl, Va, Nov. 25-Shiloh Bapt.
"St church was the scene OF Il bcauti-
ful marriage on THANKSGIVING night
between Miss Sallic Cornelius and
Mr.. John w. Robinson The ccre.
m"ny WAS performed by the Rev. Mr..
u. M. Alles. OF Ashland. Va. The
church WAS packed to the doors long
before oi"h' O'clock, the time sot for
fh" Wedding.
As the bride is Wei krown in tho
city of Ashland. all of Ashland's So
"'E '"th white and cnlnrrd were
"n band TO witness the fcrc. At the
"nnoint"i tim" Nru Allen wife Of
III" officiating miristn~ assumed her
position 1t tho piano to play the wed
- -" mHrf.h \ cn'nmn huch fell oynr
Nv" "n'i"n"" 40 ar hnadc wore turn
"' towards ~" door ..f Tho church to
Pc" ~" bid l counlc. First came
Mrs. Copeland sister OF tho bride
anG tho bride groom. mrrrhin~ 10
~" som" tnn" cam" Mr. Charles Uar
''@ "f Fr"d d"r;"@r rh"~~ VI. 2ctirr ae
'"",n ""d 'ho hr'do
A"1in silence rci~ned ovcr thc
~ """' TO coo th"i" 1iNc lowe tri,"d
g"rGcouslv at i"cI in white satin
- "m IN b"aAs with n long bridal
'"' extending 20 tho fl0or. Shn car
r'"' '1r@c lurrh OF Bride, Roses
~ .' = 'rc ''"''nv on hor nr,,,
N'""htns down the h'etrr'cal isis
or the church Of her childhcod, she
PRESENTED lovely picture
Rev. II. NJ Allen joined ;hc two
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Rio Vista, Va, November IA
grand day with the United Sons and
Daughters OF Jerusalem lchrating
their 2Sth anniversary services ut
tltcir hall: Il day that cannot be for
gotten. The house was called 20 or
der by the cN-PrcSidcnt f}rothcr Phil
ip McCray. At the absence Of the
prcSilcn, Brother Henry Smith the
mastnr OF ceremonies Brother J. NJ.
Norrcll called on Brother William
l.ow1.s to sing the opening hymn
whiGh was ScuE with zeal and vigor
until every heart was glad. Hymn:
Com" all yr mourning Pilgrims ctc.
Scriptures read. 1st King: second
chaptcr by Brother J. NJ. Norrcn. a
frv"nt prayer Ivy Sister Adlinc
Weights: song by Brother Willie Hop
kir"' Guide me O Thy Great jehovah
Thc welcome address hy Sister
Caroline Price. The cX-prc<idcnt
~n"k" az the past. how we had lost
$4,000 in the Reformcr Bank and to
Gav ore carrying, large bank ac-
count
Tho Secretary Brother !. M. Lewis
idcntificd the same with a letter from
the society showing all Indebtedness
paid. Th" chairman Of the sick,
Brother Charles Brooks stated that
hr had had lots OF sickness and two
G"nthS and all had been paid up and
all satisfied.
fh" master OF ccromopcg intrGduc-
cd R"v Ic"narh Ross. 9r who
r2nachcd n soul "'irrinc slmon
T"vt found 9Th chap'or of Daniel and
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HAMPTON tORFEITS GAME TO
ItIE UNION EIIjNEN.

Hampton, Va, Novcmbcr--Onc tf
i:c hardest fought games over play
Ell on the Hampton Institute grounds
MAS witnessed on Thanksgiving Day
wien Hampton and Union clashed
IN their annual game. The day was
Il Icrfcct one. The biggest crowd of
.uc season we on hand.
During the first part tf the game
the visitors We're takon OH their
feet by the aggressive play of Hamp
ton. A field goal was ckcd after
the first few minutes Of play, which
WIS followed by Il touchdown end
ing the first half 9 to i'll lamp
.ons favor.
In the second half Union came
back with lighting spirit. During
nc third quarter Hampton was fore
.d to hold Union for downs three
;imc% on tue one and two-yard Tine.
n touchdown was finally made by
Union. resulting from 80 var"
.iuc. \ touchdown was finally mado
forward PASS which was dropped i'll
;ic field of play, rolling across the
goal limo and covered hv Il Union
pan. 1t WAS declared Il tumble ball
by the officials thus giving Union a
touchdown.
During the last few minutes OF !ay
Union carried the ball within the o
::.rd line Oh Il forward pass. IL was
the play on the asst down on which
the referee declared n touchdown.
The Hampton team refused to accept
the decision. At this time the crowd
surgcd on the field and became un
m:lnAgcabc. The unfortunate end
ing married one OF the clcaue and
mCst thrilling games Of tho year
The Transformation game was fil'
rl with sensational running and pas
sing on both sides. Whe feature OF
the game was tho wonderful defcn
S'vn playing Of the Hampton eleven
Referee: a. X !SavoyH Umpire
f. b.. Henderson. Liucsman. Rcaja'
min Washington; Time OF quarters
Is minutes: Score forfeited game;
.'nion | Hampton 0.
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THE DEDICATION OF MOUNT O's.
ENIKNSiO\.

The detflation OF the addition
made to tho Mount Olive BapU,s
church will begin Sunday morning.
December 5, 1870 ana continue
through Nhc 4th Sunday including
each Wednesday night during that
ncrit &.
The following ministers and pas
trls with their choirS have kindly
consented TO bo present and assist MS
ON this memorable occasion.
Int Sunday December 5. 1920: IL:
80 y. Nj. Dr. w. j. Clarke President
Va. Union University. 4:30 Commun
ION $50 =. NJ. DR.. y. -. DAILY, 5th
Baptist c3urch.
Wednesday, December s. $50 y. NJ.
Rev. G. A. Cobbs. Calvary Baptist
church
Second Sunday December II. 1870
y NJ. Dr.. J. B. Simpson Va. Union
University. $50 y. Nj. DR.. w. Il,
J,huson, LIST Baptist church CITY.
Wednesday, December Is $50 p,
NJ. rev. +. ID. Caircc; Mt. Carmel
Ia" ist church.
3rd Sunday December 10, 1880 A.
NJ. Or. J. T.. Jones Va. Union Univcr,
%uE. S:Hu /. NJ. l)f. W. III. Stokes
Ehcnczcr Baptist church.
"Wednesday December %; $40 =.
M. Rev. j. II. Fauntlcroy and Rev
I. j. Bass, Mt. Tabor Baptist church
ith Sunday Dcccmhcr 26. 1870 y.
VI Rcv. II. B. Taylor. $40 p. NJ
DR.. w. l.. Ransom LIST Baptist
church South Richmond.
4 written invitatiou has hccn pre-
&Cntcd to the Ministers Conference
All are welcome to each and every
service. Como and rejoice with us
for, Hitherto Hath The Lord
Brought Us
REV. J. ANDREW BOWLER.
Pastor.
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y SUCCESSFUL TAG DAY.

On Wednesday, November 10, 1920
there were many workers on tho
streets Of Richmond soliciting funds
for the Old Folks Homo for Colored
People and the Friends Asylum for
Colrode Orphans
The workers were untlr1ng III
their efforts and were out in the
early morn and remained until tho
close of day so that all who were lie
siroNs of helping these worthy ana
needy institutions could have an op
p"rtunity to donate to them
the friends and the general pub,
II" responded most literally and tn.
committee on Tag Day takes this
m";hnd TO thank all who assisted in
any WY in making it such n great
snccnss and the generous public thai
'm'r hntrd 50 libcrallv. The total
an cur: 1aiScd. eight hundred and
eighty one dollars and twenty cents.
($S$1 20
MRS. BETTE MEREDITH
Chairman
MRS. LOUISA r. ALLEN.
Secretary
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DfATU or ALEXANDER COLES.

oi'b%--Dt~l ut his home In Duo4-
ln%'h'lm. Va. at l:10 4. Nj. November
20. Alexander Colo. after long ano
painful illness. lIo leaves to mourn
their loss. a wife and nine children
siH follows: Mrs. SallIc FoXel OF Rich
mond. Va: Mrs. Florence Holland OF
brooklyn, n. Y; Mrs. Mary T.. Wool
ridge OF Pittsburgh. Pa; Mrs. Henri
eta Mosley, OF n. Y; Samuel Coles
OF buckingham, Va, John Coles OF
Cleveland Ohio; Charles Coles OF AS
bury Park, n. j.; Lee Coles OF Cleyc
laad OHIO: Walter Coles of pla.ntiold
n. j.; two brothers, Fountain Coles
oi Philadelphia, Pa; and j. II. Coles
Of buckingham, Va. and sixteen grand
CHILDREN.
Called from this world for peaceful
rest.
Calico oy God who always knoweth
est:
o>ar 70 cur memory he will always re
main.
En;l 'ht resurrection We will moe.
again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
IN NiIIhfOHlAM.

- loving mcmmor vof my beloved
mother, Ella Ivcrson. who passed
away November 81, 1913.
Seven long years I have sadly missed
YOU.
Cvlng hearts aOnc can tell
Not one day have we forgot you;
Since You hadc the world farewell.
! N'i"f ! gro v0ur loving smiles
Although seven years have passed;
AID in nv memory fr"eh you live,
And viii until tho lacr
Oh. sod it was to part on earth.
With ono I loYcl 50 we'll;
But sweet the thought wo'll meet
again
BcyGiD thn vn'C or toars
fl Rcro>Y~ 4 ""nrhthr.
JULIA IVFRSON.
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS

Ing the ihneaa and doah of Mrs.
MARIA FOX Also for the payment OF
SlUe.eQ death o&asm.
Mr >. v llClmes, Supreme NJ r
tor rcccntly visited Norfolk, New
port News and Philadelphia. Pa. IN
tho interest OF the organization and
IS '1ghly pleased vita tho WIN
done there.
Mr. James Wall of Stepping Stone
lodge reports Is now membcrs added
TO the Lodge in the last month. Al
Their last meeting rcfrcsshmclrts
were served IN abundance
virginia Lodge No. 100 holds first
place in that it Initiated 20 members
last Monday night and had splcno
id reception served in honor Of tho
members. Mrs. Lille G. n.nkney ia
C.Lnsclor.
Richmond District council hold a
meeting November Goth. dcputy ~ :.
L. bcVcrly presiding. The COMMITTEES
apPolntch on special wor! OF which
MI j. H. Hicks is chairman made
It's report. The Supreme Master nd
dressed tho council and hrou~ht on
couraE'nE reports from the field and
ne asked for great things for the
future.
Mrs. M. E. Overton Of City Point
va, supreme Right Herald: Rcy w
L.. Anderson Vice Supreme Master
bcavcr Dam. Va: Mr.. NJ. ~. R,bin.
son fhliadelph'u Pa, Supreme Left
,i'fald and Mrs. Lucinda j. Carter
iaS' supreme Mastrcss Of Glen Allen
va VISITED the Ideal Onicc last
week
Mr. and Mrs. a. w. Holmes apcnt
thanksgiving Day with relatives M
Fine Creek Mills. Va
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{DF.SI. SNf"I'"N NOTES

Nnnv now T.Nd"cs and Nnrqorios
40 h"iu" or~a"i"o ~ vnrinue II roe
70" III" National 1""H' h"n"fit So~i",
"
H"- F'annio .Riohc <.f w phi'2.
"|'n"to Govt ~ " now Nu~~~r'v rf &C
"h'''""n - frw dove a"n Mre RICK"
iS n""sH'"nt Of tho Ideal N''r~ery
C'"Vnn'inn.
Mr. PHr1 nr""0n = momh"r OF the
ro"r' Of Dir'c'ors ia expecting TO
''~''nivc n new lo'oc at his homo
tow" SUI y R"etrn W.
Nv ca~,..Ni - ~ ~ p.r,r'.. or
Norfolk was In the city few 'ays
ago.
Ny. r. II. F"v ""d his d"ue"te".
Miss Lille Fox expresses th"r
hi"'hcet apnrcci9tior no Twilight
Lodge If the Nat;onol Iderl fe"cfi'
Society for the Kindness shown dnr
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Hi. HARR!S LAID TO REST IN
RL4ANDFORD CEMETERY.

Am Il cOncourSc Of Sorrowinr
relatives and fr.cnd>> TO pay the T. last
tribute Of RESPECT the funeral S rrvirr%
over the rcma .lS OF DR.. II l.. Har
rs, Sr. were he'd in tho Harrison
street Baptist Church. Petersburg
va. Monday. November 30 ut noon.
As tn" funeral cort"Gc crtcrrl II,
Church, the handsome b'ac,; cloth
state cA&k"t he ng borne by 'hc .irnnd
Lodge Offers OF a. T.. & 4. NJ.
The choi" rendered Swcctiy. 'As1crp IN
Jesus. Rev. j . G.. Ilarr- r. Il tin
first ISa m. after which Rev. Powell
offered u fervcut PRAYER. Bcaut fur
solos wnrc rendered hy Mrs Annie
Harper Davis OF Norfolk. Mrs Dardcn
of Petersburg and Mr.. w. u. IN
Of Richmond. Letters and tr'cgram&
were rad by Rev. Mrlcr.
Rev. r j. Kiu" Pastr Of Fifth
Street Bnpt' 81 Church. Richmond "r
whfh The deceased had been a Nom
'"r for quite number OF wears
'"1u'ifnilv portrayed the lif" ana
character OF the deceased. :'luStrat ar
the E@rionS acts OF bcu"vn'nncr o.
fr. IIarr;@ also imnrc : nC unon II g
two SoH& the ;mnortancc Of try ne to
"n'"'"t" hoy fath + in every respect
Mr.. J. G.. Carter gave Il very
touch IN" N1Sonc culogv. DR. H"rris
bad "1rr"h aS Cr1rl Sccrrtarv FIR
the state Cr1rd L0d"c of 4 T.. G
\. " f"" over thirty five wears aud
al who knew h an h1'd him n tho
hi"h"si esteem. The deceased was Gnn
OF the Oldest nhyS'ci1n& IN Richmond
and Petersburg and was always will
ing to render to those m need.
lie leaves to mourn their loss, a
fc. two song. Il daughter. Il $ Sicr,
hGethcr and fOsr grandch ldrcu. The
int rmcut was in Blaudford Cemetery
The honorary pallbcarers were mem
hers OF the Medical Assoc. at on OF
kirhmOnd and Pet rs burg.
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MEANT TO KILL HIM.

He ran down stairs again, hut the
mGn had gore. nThc weapon used car
rird Il As Cal.brc cartridge and the
report is that two bullets took affect
nr. Jackson described the man as
briu~ tail. light brown skin and NJ
pal entity "a or 25 years OF age. Hc
wNr" Il dark brown suit. IIc
loft tho revolver, With which tho mur
der was committed Fingcr prints
wcr" noticed on the bricks nf the
wall in front OF the house. DR.
Brown was u widowcr, having loS'
lis VII" about eight months ago. lie
leaves two daughters to mourn thc.r
loss
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
EDITOR M|TCHELL'S
TRAVELS
Continued from last week.

Nohinson could pack the piston roos
lin about an hour or less. o"l II wa"
,oc late 70 do it and there were 100
many mountains 10 climb TO c'"'''''o
,n thc tourney. The car was s'oppcu
! yauItvu out ana hlaae h's ""'
an open SPACE. 1t MAS as o"' ~,
|mldlt.gni. udl III inc "'S'','~~ .,;,,,
me lia.ulighl, / cou!a sec ~
n luohru GA inc utnrf "'oc W
road and brlorc me WAS d o>"O 1'>
house. luGut across t"e f"'u N
,nn,nc, uurll.nS. / dcclucd ih1' We
lrnuid ,am, in INA, sc"o"i mouse 'ol
TOR the un,n, Hud inc car "'N - -
I,.r, ,n ana ,upu the tcnt packed "n
IN, ruuuug board wAa (ho"" o'"'
Ilhr car
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IN PHILADELPHIA.

Nv time was out We had cleaned
our camping ground and the Stan
was waitin" for mo on the con
te roadway. | vaultcd in and a
h moments later was racing to-
|rd& philadclDhiH whore | know
1T only DR.. r. i, Jones and his
|, was pleasant, We went In ON
|aStnut street 20 The former locat-
o fth" Stanley Steam car The
cnn bad moved and So We wee
In on orr waN to The new location
|rft til" car there for repairs ANA
Il honrd 10 have the work done IN
III two hours in order for us to
'inuc our trip 10 New York.
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STILL rlilNliIN NC.

was thinking deeply. | was think
ing wt.le | was there and l was still
thinking when | left there. l am sttll
thinking. | owned one Stanley and
| was about to rebuild another that
| lost by fire. What want TO know
what allowance | would receive for
my two cars. The market had slow
CO up, due to the drop hn the selling
prlCc. People were waiting Tor tho
prices to come down lower. l called
up Or. Jones and we We're soon on
our way to his residence III END St
stopped at the knignt& OF l'ylhlao
CaSIr where Grand Chancellor Is. q
tullIvr holds sway.
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arose and opened the door. There
stood DR.. Jones iavoritc Scrvant. He
hld Il silver tray on which was coffee
cream and toast and in addition to
Philadelphia morning paper. | gTaci
ouS'r ar""ntci tbs offcrin" and cvs n
awokc Robinson to give him what re
maincd in the silver coffee pot after
| had completed my rcpast. I was
certainly being treated royalty. | read
the paper and then later in came Or.
Il. f.. Jones. He had gwen me his
Gwn room. He was worried. His fav
ori1c man servant had failed him.
JOHN MITCHEIL JR
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DEATH AT THE FEAST.

There was housc-warming party.
Saturday night, November 81.
1920 ut the rcl.dence OF DR.. Y. w.
Brown Of 1897 Eleventh street N. w,
Washington, ID. G. A colorcd man,
called Mt tho residence Of DR.. Brown
and inquired for him. Dr. Julian Dab
ncy Jackson one of the guests. who
formerly resided in Richmond but who
now practices In Norfolk answered
the door, admitted the visitor TO Dr
Browns office. He went upstairs and
latcr heard DR.. Brown and the caller
c0nvcrsiuE. Then followed four fhots
in quick succession.
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KNIGHTS or PITHIAS.
A New Lodge at Halsboro-


Grand Chancellor John Mitchell,
Jr., was here last night accompanied
10y Dr. Albert A. Tonnant, Grand
Medical Register, DR.. +. II. Jefferson
Grand Master Of EXcheQucr. Col. Il.
G.. MITCHELL and Major l.. J. Morris.
He set up a new lodge here, thirty
four strong. The work was done q,
the residence OF Sir Bentley, who has
boon laborng faithfully on this cluh
and had mot with great success. The
following oflicicrs wore Installed In
this new body which will no known
as Christian Hill Lodge.
Grand Chancellor Mitchell came w
in his car and was delighted with his
reception here. A n.nc rcpaSt was
served and the candidates were jubI
liant over the initiation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04

Grorslc Olc ais Keep Prisoner i'll
Secrecy All Night 10 Avoid Mob.


Thom;,Svlle, Ga, Dec. l-RaIph
Wilson, cololcd charged with having
attacked IL young woman Of Thomaa
County, was removed from the coun
~ Jail here tonight by the sheriff.
who said hr intended To take him to-
Albany for safe keeping as the result
OF rumors that the jail would he
stormcd during the night after his
capture and it was believed he h"d
kept his whereabouts secret in order
To avoid mob violence.
AS the result or the attack No
;?'",S OF the Barw elk and Payo sec
tons near W@trc the crime WAS Ct m
m}it. c are ICING subjected TO reign
OF terror according to reports rccciv
cl here. Many Negroes were no Sc
whipped last night it was reported.
ami others were S;H.d 10 have been
tortured ttCar.
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BURIED IN FARMNILLF

TIA" funeral took place Monday
November 29th and his remains wcr"
convNvcd to Farmvillc. Va. his wif"'s
homo and inferred beside those OF
his wife. DR.. Brown was ORIGINALLY
from Charles Citv County. Va, iIr
"",s Prcsidcn: of the National Bcuc'
fit Lii" Insurance Comranv. one OF
III" largest institutions Of It's kind in
the country.
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BiiF' AiiI. HOSPITAL.
The Peoples Hospital. y Hospital for
The People and by the rcop,c.

me toplc ana liS l!c lcOp.G.
Plans are being pushed as rapidly
as possible to organize the community
III The interest OF new hospital.
There are twcnty-SiN HOSPITALS and
diSpcnSHricS in Richmond for white
peoplc. There are lI7000 people IN
Richmond about 100000 white and
10000 colnrcd. The rolorcd pnpuIa-
tlon |" mere than q third Of the en-
t@r" population, surely oHr people
r""d more hospital facilities in this
community. Every effort put for
ward 70 improve the conditions OF
onr people should be encouraged in
nV""V way by every citizen.
W. nod 3N thc i'm .titutions we
havc 2"d al We c"u oct that viii in
any wnr add tn tho development OF.
on race.
!. is hon"d that cvcry person in
this city VIII take an interest in
thie effort, and hclD 10 push il 70 sue
"'ro 4 committee nccttnn NII be
MA ~ 81 Tnhc: IIrn Room 3. 4th
fl"nr Fcidnv nt p NJ.
Mss meeting in p"1r future
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A LONG WATT.

9'ho machiH,St looked at mo IN IN
li"Nm nj. He got to work on tNo
at once. II wAe Frdav. IIo
ll"ht chat it might he ready hy
E1dov If "U wanted done WIS
q. insisted thai 7 could not wait
/ lon". 7 Left = thrrc. 'whiIc tho
ok in the pumps was kring cmi.
ri and the springs were being ah
ted. They interested mo in a new
BIiioy, The sclEss price Of which
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DIR. JONES SPEAKS.

At thc conclusion OF the entertain
mcnt, DR.. Il. T.. Jones and hts Mad
anne spoke and then l came in for ar
introduction. We soon entered DIT.
Jones limousine driven hy an Italian
chauffeur and soon found ourselves
at Or. Il. T.. Jones residence again.
| went to bed feeling tired and slept
we'll. | had Il dim recollection OF
Robin ou'S entering the room some
time during the night, but rs | did
moi look ut my watch | went to
sleep again. When morning came l
stayed in bed and the nabout 7 o'clock
| heard u knock at the door and tn, II
another knock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04

Through tho recommendation OF
RoV. II. V. Peyton, pastor of the Si1
Nit. Zion Baptist Church Row. DIR.
whit" Of New York will fiji the nul-
PIT OF Rising Mt. Zion Baptist church,
corner Denny and Graham strcots.
Sunday December 5 at 1880 A. Al.
and =, NJ. Dc ont and hoar the DR..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
UNION DOWNS HAMPTON.

In one of tho most thrilling grid
iron battles ever witnessed on IT mp
tens campus, Va. Union University
defeated Hampton Institute in the
annual football gamo on Thanksgiv
ing Day by Il score OF l3-9.
The game was thrilling throughout
and thousands Of spectators yelled
themselves hoarSc as the two teams
fou"ht Tor the holiday honOrS.
Hampton was the first to score.
Ey launching an aerial attack in the
t;r ru"rtHr t"c Sc S'dcrS 'ompfctc Y
acwildcrcd the visitors and in the
T. g'ning OF the second half Mal-aur
ing Hamptcn's left half scored Il field
Ccal Shortly in the same quarter as
\. Jackson OF Union attempted to
punt the kick was blocked by one Of
his own rlavcrs and Hampton cover
cl tho ball and with one long for
ward pass and two rUSncs carried tho
ban through the Red and steel line
r.}" 4 touchdown. The half ended
Hampton 9 Union O
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04

had been reduced $925.00. 1t was only
$3, $50 T.. Q. B. Newton and with the
governments charges and the freight
would cos, just a little over four
thousand doiiars. The previous price
had been around five thousand dol
lars
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04

McSSrs Joha and Charles II chmon
OF New forE / ~ and Mrs. Mauor
II l"a nf Lane. Etcr, Va. were called
10 the city ""csday on account Of the
Illness; OF their mother, Mrs. hm@I 4
JGues OF 11f Is. 18th ST., Souths de