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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

1850 Feeder steers: Common
good to choice 5000 q 1865. Stock
'I steers Common good To choice
$500 $50. Stocker Cows and Hell
lcrs. Common good to choice $3.50
$50. slocker Calves: Common
good TO choice sG00fi ii.00.
SHEEP Estimated receipts to-
DAY 5000; market closing on lambs
steady 10 10 cents higher. sheep
weak: choice 10 prime medium
ambs $500 1850. choice To
rrimc medium ewes stic5n ~. 60.
good 10 choice medium ewes SS.2i
1850, breeding ewes $1,000
90: rood TO cholco medium feeder
lambs sli.00alG.5O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Nathlcue Wilmington, he's re-
turned 10 Sulleas college. after
padlaV the holiday season With her
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Whit
lngton. 1904 Tyler street.
Jcff Nicely. who has been speeding
tho holidays with his parents, SIR.
md Mr. J NJ. Nicely, 1904 llarri-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
SAYS AMARILLO SHOWS
WONDERFUL PROGRESS

y = D-nw~ r-fN r-N WITH No
passenger department ~ 'hn ralt
~ Gl,lwov web ho7i1u0riers g
-'Nreke T7nr. md 'c~~ ~ aca'
'v,7r s'wilrr position With that
'N'iu1rv IN AMARILLO O. In tho city o.
'sfic'al business
Amarillo shows wonderful pro-
grcss on every visit 'hl' 7 mlko
here" ie'llrcl NJ prown "A'dH
RHO Is the center - ne rre 'e,t
country iu tho world 1rl certainly
am firm booster - 90 Hs uri.
10 c0~'o bern nv--v H.r o. ... .-.
-r 'fo e iron s.,
TO year" s,E
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
Gotten Sced Ol

s-rw YORK. Jar S,-Trade IN
cotton reed on Was ii-ht today with
the tone s.eady. following In the
s'-nrg'h sor'h houses sold mod.
efs'n'v Final prices were gener-
ally two merits hlrher 20 zen points
lower. SNlcg 6 a00 barrels. Prime
crude 1915 pr'rre summer yellow,
spot nominal. March gss2: May.
s277: Irlv ?2- Prime winter
yellow and sumner white nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
suga'

NF'v YORK. Ian. There was
renewed strength and activity In
the local raw smear market. while
SPOT rrices were nominally un.
changed at il.3l cents for Cubas
cost and freight equal 10 f2.7s for
eentrifnral. later deliveries were
hirhet owing 10 the continued ac-
tive demand from Europe.
There were sales of 1.O00 bags of
crh1s for Arril shinmeni at 10
rsr's foh Cuba for Europe and Il
va sssif that early February ship
rcn. sold IT II cents fob Cuba.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-23
Splendidly Tailored
@R -pr0
OUllO
$3.50

Suit values that are astound-
ing. A carefully selected pur-
chase together with a large
quantity Of our stock Of higher
priced garments enables US to
offer suit values that are most
extraordinary.
Think of choosing from poi
ret twills, mems wear serges,
tricotines, etc., beautifully en-
broidered and splendidly tail
ored styles in a wide range for
your choosing.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-23
y Sale to its height, q
TAIN MATERIALS
OLEJMS

B quality Linoleum, 2 I'D.
wide 8 2.40
CURTAIN SURrMs
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-23

Scotch mixtures, Heather Tweeds
Polo cloth velours, all sizes IA %
.. $3.50
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
\ TESTIMONIAL.
Rev. NJ. T.. Davis, -. ID.

We. the Board OF Stewards of
Iiird st. Bethel ~. NJ. Il. Chur>h
dcSrc to testify to the exalted chris
Tan character OF Rev. NJ. Il. DAVIS,
no Tor the past four years has lab
olcd ardUusly Us pastor in the inter
@, OF our beloved Bethel, and as
christian gentleman, his reputation
il spotlcsS and his character unblcm
lshcu.
We feel in making this assertion
that We speak the sentiments ol All
T.ght thinking members Of the congrc
cation. And as Il Gospel preacher,
T. did not pave amy sentimental
road to Zion but preached an un-
,tdullcratcd Gospel that cut out the
ranking sores "I the heart and heal
cd the soul, teaching 1T all times
tuat in order TO live hcrcaitcli We
l'ust live rlGhtCously here.
AS Il church tinancicr Bethel mas
10 witnessed his equal i'll the sixty
i've years OI her history. The iour
years OF his administration ju~u
80 svd, ,hc church hu.; been Scll-Su%
tanning. And 1t Bonded Indebtedness
O. Sl..Uo1.0U has been reduced to
less lh;.n $l.0ou,uu
His active Lille in the civic and
.,4r.o."..cal affairs oI the city has
wen tor him the communication OF
beth races for his representative
citizenship.
| Now tnat hr is lea ing Us 10 take
lug his work in Il l,u ger Ii"td, we,
IT," Board uf Stewards pray that
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
GEORGE JOHNSON'S ESTATE.

When George II. Johnson was alive
il WAS reported that he had neither
kith nor kin and the late William
Isaac johnson adopted him. so it was
said. AS soon rs he died. he had
an aunt and no end Of COUSINS. all
claiming part Of the estate.
Attorney j. Thomas lIcwin quail
fled as administrator Of the estate.
Under pressure Of an application for
a receiver for the William Isaac
Johnson and Sons. Inc. the stock
OF George II. Johnson was sold to
the firm. Then Attorney Hcwin
opposed the funeral expense bill and
as a result, the William Isaac John
son concern is said TO have lost $500.
johnson was buried in one Of the
finest caSkctS in the concern and q
steel vault WAS furnished The
business is absolutely solvent.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
VOLUME. NXXVII, NUMBER 80
FULTON NOTES.

The Mt. Calvary Sunday School is
putting on new life. Everybody rs;
getting interested in the way and
manner our teachers are displaying
their Christian ability. We listened
to some helpful remarks from Rev.
Archie Brown.
Rev CObbS preached a wonderful
sermon Sunday morning and two &C
ccsSiOnS were made to the Church .
The choir sang exceptionally we'll.
At $50 We had Il burning message
concerning our native land from {,
real African Prince.
Rev. Archie Brown preached Il fine
sermon at night. after which the clubs
OF the Church made their report for
the Rally, which was fine. The
Sunday School Department under tho
supervision Of MIR. G. b. Jefferson
gave $l99.57, nearly making the goa
which was set for 5000. Mr.. \. ID
Daniel and Mr.. 4. u. Clarke, hotl
being dcacons, yet faithful teacher.
Of the Sunday School, gave through
thcir classes OF the school.
Sunday. June Il after short service:
We will proceed TO the bap>ismal VIZ
tcrs. between the arch on Government
Road and the railroad, after the
morning services OF the sister Church
rs. The LOrd'S Supper will ht
served.
The First Baptist Church. Bcrmud;
Hundred has some envelopes out
through its pastor. Rev. William ruCl
which are to hr returned by June | >
Let us help our brother because III
* one OF Fuiton'S own sons, and ;
trur friend to Calvary.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
THE GOOD SAM!AItlT.ANS.

State Grand Lodge No. q OF Virgin
L.. Independent Order OF Coed Samar-
il.nS Will convene in its 18th animal
lIrctiuE in charlottesville, Va, Tues
day, June Sth. The delegates from
the East, North East, and South Last
Will join the Richmond delegates here
nuu leave from Main Street Station
Monday at one o'clock, over the
Chesapeake and ONO Railroad where
special train will be ior their accom-
l. odation.
This year is our banner year Our
receipts amounts 10 more than Thirty
enc thousand dc liars. Paid out to
.tcath claims more than seventeen
thousand dollars. The increase mum
cI ically very satisfactory. The work
TIN oughout the state is in splendid
condition. We have merit the. reputa
ton Of paying death claims prompt
ly. The board of directors will meet
1T the Home Office, Monday, June
9TH, at noon.
{. T.. HUBBARD,
Worthy Chief, Lynchburg, Va.
}. W. THOMPSON
Grand Secretary Manager.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
DIR. STOKES iND OTHERS AltE,
INJURED,

An accident occurred near Glen
Alicu, Tuesday May -. when two
automobiles collidcd. One was driv-
On by Rev. W. II, Branch and the
other by Mr.. j. a. Hines. All Of the
occupants OF the cars received bru%-
cs and were otherwise injured. 1t
SONS that party. composed Of RcV.
William IL, Stokes. ID. d., pastor OF
tie Ebcnczcr Baptist Church, DR.. l..
ID. Biaucy,, Rev. w. II. Branch, Mr..
j. a. Hines: Mr.. Charley Taylor
Mrs. Paxton and son; Mr.. 4. 6. Ellis
uUuk -hytVcl' at the Southern Aid
Society. Inc. Rev w. IL. Branch'S s
daughter and several other ladies
occupying seats III all three cars
went up 10 Taylol's Crossing To i'll
$Hrct the very fine site recently oh
II med for the location or Il colorca
settlement and also iOr picncS iUr
Sunday Schools ANA the like.
The place is known aS Lake View
Park and President Branch and See
lriary IlnC;, have hccn active in in
lrr"StinS the people of the city in the
place which has an ideal location
Three ears We're IN commission, one
driven by Rcv. ". II. Branch, the
other by Mr.. i, \. lines and the
third hy DR.. l., II. Blancy. Aftcy
leaving Glen Anrn. Mr.. Hines drcih
- &C. /. pass Rev. Branch ON the road
In doing this. his left rrar whs cl
went III the ditch and in turning
sharply 10 regain the road and get
ii out quickly, he went uircctly in
tront Oi Rrv. Brau"h's car over turn
- inG the same and throwing the occu
l.; ntH out. while his own car fclt the
iu.l impact Of lh& collision.
AS Il rcSal1 Mr.. Iiiurs arrl was
token in two places and &c was
otherwise injured. RcH. Dr. Stokes
Was cut on the back Of the head and
: on the face, both legs were slightly
] bl uiscd. his shoulder injur.d Il and
1t was thought that il has hecn frar
8 turcd. Mr.. Ellis'S arm was frlctur-
ed. There WAS CONSERVATION amonr
the party over the mishap. 1t was
about ten O'Clock when the party
reached Richmond after she tragi,
experience OF the day. The latest
Information is thar all the injured
PERSONS are improving. Rev. Dr
, Stokes rcntulrd ont despite his in
ilrirs, but later developments caus
, ed the surgeon to order him back tc
his room nherc he is re6tive nudcl
the restraints and looks very much
8 Ike he has been in railroad wreck
He is cheerful though and improV
ing. Both cars Mere badly damaged
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
MIR. ana Mrs. Henley itrrc.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Henley, Of
Cambridge. Mass. after spending ten
DAYS visiting their relatives and
friends in the city. left for their home
last Tuesday evening. While here
they were royalty entertained by
their host OF friends. Among the
many entertainments given iE their
honor was one at the residence OF
Mrs Susan Henley. corner Holly and
CcrSlrv Streets. where parlor games
and the social rhit-chaI were enjoyed
by all present until the small hours
OF morn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henley while sight
seeing called at The Planet office =.
They We're in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Irving and were highly
delighted With their trip.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.

Last Thursday evening May the
a7th. there was an unavoidable acci.
cent between a car driven by MIR.
john \. Hines. Grand Secretary
treasurer of the Supreme |. .. st.
Luke and Il car driven by Rev. w.
II. branch, pastor Of the 7th Street
Baptist church, city. In the car with
MIR. Hines were Mr.. a. 6. ELLIS head
book-kccpcr OF the Southern Aid So
clcty; Mr.. {. Nj. Taylor, head stock
salesman Of the Highway Realty
Corporation; Miss Othclia Coleman,
Assistant to DR.. W. }. PctuS, Dent
list; Miss Florence Haley, SlcnoSia'
phcr OF Mr.. I. {. Erwin, preSldcnt
ot Inc Ctmmcrclal Loan ana trust
Go.
! In Rev. Branch $ car were: ltcV .
". II. Stokes, pastor OF the Ebenc|cr
BAPTIST church; Mrs. Bessie ia,Noh
Il member OF the choir ut the lhird
81. Bethel y. NJ. +. church; MT.
l'>Xton, Jr., Mrs. Florence kuSh OF
JackSOnvillc, Elorida; visitor ol
Mrs. Paxton and Miss Branch.
The parties were returning from
; Lake View Park, Il beautiful site
owned and controlcd by colorcd pee
PIC The park is near TaylorS Cross
ing in Hanover, Co, Va.
Mr.. Hines. Ellis. kcv. Branch and
Mrs. Paxton were hurt, The othere
we're shaken up considerably. Ais,
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05

f,awrcnccvillc. Va. June l.-Thcs
state Summer Institute for colorcd
teachers working for first and second
grade certificates or renewal or
extension Of certificates will be held
here at st. Paul Normal and indus
trial School for four weeks. beginning.
June %
st. Paul School offers exceptional
advantages in the way OF location.
accessibility. hcalthfulncss and beau
tifu. natural surroundings The
SchooiS buildings arc situated on a
commanding hill overlook ing the
town. The rooms are cOmmodious
and we'll lighted. the food excellent
and conditions ideal for study. rccre-
alton and rest
Thc Faculty is an experienced one,
being practically tho same since the
".S'.,ut a"n Of the Institute eight years
ag". BESIDES the regular courses
offered leading to certificates. special
'nf!"$trll and manual training
courses may he taken as well as
@"""jAi course in Bible training.
Iclc|raph ana tclcphonc facilities
ar" 1T The school. Indications point
to record attendance this year.
H""rd. room. lights. tuition etc. ..
<i@ for thc entire term. RoGistra-
teen fec 81. which should be sent
"'h application in order that room
may be reserved. Information or
request by addressing, Rev. J. Alvin
Russell, Director, Lawrencevillo, Va.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
MIR. SIl.AS liz SHACkLItFOKD IS
LAID TO REST.

Solemn and impressive were tho
iuncral services over the remains OF
Mr.. Silas III. Shacklcford, ST., which
were conducted, Sunday May 23rd
1T o'clock from ST. Phillips p. f.
Church in which the deceased had
hCld membership for Il number OF
years.
The regular funeral services hay
ing been conducted Rev. G. Free
Land Peter, Rector Of ST. James
piScopal Church by the request OF
Rev. Junius Taylor. Rector Of St
lhillips completed the services, tax
ing AZ his theme, '"Faithfulncss"
and beautifully portraying the re-
ward TO those who are faithful. The
choir sang Son Of My Soul, Abide
With Me. and Peace. Perfect Peace;
TIE first Two being favoritc hymns
The first two ben" favorita hymns
Beautiful flowers boarinG silent
testimonials from friends and loved
cHeS were in pI@fuSiun. The follow
lh& Iicnorary pall-bcarcIS were.
McSSrs Jas. TWin"., Jno. Moss. Ran
!oiph Roper; a. NJ. Reed; +. r. Car
tor: Geo. Becker. Dr Wm. II. Smith
al Mack Jones. The active pail-bcar
cri were member OF King David
| Gag" y. +. and y. NJ. AS the choir
sang "Abide with Me" all that was
mortal Of Mr.. Silas IT. Shacklcford
was borne TO lis last resting place in
Evcr@rccn Cemetery
Mr.. c. s. CunninGham was funeral
director.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
SINNISIDE COURT AT PETERS,
BURG, VIRGINIA

Petersburg. Va. May 29.-Grand
Worthy Counsellor. Mr.. John Mitch.
ell. Jr. set aside SunnySidc Court
last night here at Wilkcrson'S Hall
This Court WAS gotten up by Mr.. ].
f.. Williamson and Mrs Amanda
Hodge. who were proud Of the honor
Thc newly made members were de
lighted with the initiation.
The following are the officers: w
C.. Mrs. Amanda Hodge: W. Ir.
SIR J. T.. Williamson: w InX.. Mrs
Susie Bragg: w. o.. Mrs. Eliza Mel
s'n: w. r.. Of D., Mrs. Iona NJ.
Saunders; w. r. Of 4. Mrs Carrie
Jones; w. r. OF Dep. Mrs. Annie
Homes: W. s. d. , Mrs. Fannie Austin
w. }. d.. Mrs. Carrie Williams: w.
Con-, Mrs. Richetta Merritt: w.
Asst. Con-: Mrs. Mary T.. Bcthca:
w. Escort, Mrs. Maggie Booth; w.
Herald, Sir Rufus Robinson; w. P.
Sir Isaac Hodge.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05

GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA GETS
y pEItMA NlGNT INJUNCTION
AGAINST TIE SUPREME
LODGE.

Extract from the final decree as
handed down by the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia under
tn" mandate OF the Court of Appeals
of the District OF Columbia:
"That the defendants. the supreme
Lodge of the Knights OF Pythias Of
North America, South America Eu
rope. Asia. Afrira and Australia and
tho individual defendants, officers Of
the said Supreme Lodge in the bin
Of complaint mentioned and described
be, and the same hereby are re-
strained and permanently cujoine3
from attempting to enforce the decree
or enactment OF the said Supreme
Lodge adopted at its biennial session
held ut baltimore CITY. Maryland, in
the year 1919 purporting to revoke
tn" charter Of the plaintin and to
dissolve the said plaintiff Grand
Lodge OF the jurisdiction OF Nirgini&,
and from doing any other aCt or
thing on the assumption that the
said plaintif. Grand Lodge. has been
dissolved. or that its fratcrnal charter
has been revoked, " ;.
/,
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
AROUND THE CASTLE.

Deputy Branch visited Ben uur
Lodge last Wednesday and one can
didatc received the Page Rank. Sir
j. II. Booth was in the chair.
Royal Lodge enjoyed fine meeting
on last Wednesday. The Lodge seems
to have taken on new life under G..
c., a. l.. Woolfolk 30 members
were present.
Old Dominion Lodge met Thursday
night and Chancellor Commander
Laurence Wilson outlined the work
for the good OF the Lodge and the
Order.
Rchccca's Memorial Court, OF
which Sir W. II. Willis is w. G..
celebrated its third anniversary last
Thursday night. The Castle was
beautifully decorated by Mrs. Lucy
Cross. Rev. J. IT. Johnson was pres
ent. An interesting program was
rendered. Rev. W. r. Johnson spoke
on the good OF the Order. Grand
Worthy Counsellor John Mitchell, Jr.
paid Il visit to the Court and was
pleased with the prospect for the
future.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
AT :SEGONn AND CLAY

Shortly after one o'clock, Monday
May 3lSt. Il motorcycle going North
oh Second street struck an automo.
bile going east tn Clay street. There
were two men an the motorcycle.
Ms. y. Is. Spurlock who was sitting
on her front parch at the tune saw
"ne oi them land on the running
Lizard OF the automobile AMI strike
}. II. ColSton the chauffeur. This .'Ni
IDENTIFY caused hiM to lose control II
tEc car and il crashed into the front
perch iron railing at 2O7 T.. Clay
Street and the window Of the bay
80 nj at POS T.. Clay destroying the
railing and breaking the brown
stone window sill and driving in
several OF tie light bricks. The nan
on the running board had his hand
lady mashed scvcrinG one o. his
fingers. }. II. CoiSton was badly cut
about the face hut his eye sight was
not destroyed. The injured man Tas
conveyed to the Virginia Hospital.
The ear was damaged hut the motor
cycle was not much injured.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
WILL LOOK AFTER THE SICK.

The Home Makers Nursing Club
gave their closing exercises Friday
night the 2lst at Independent Hall,
1S2 o Hull Street. Thcy were greeted
by an apprr ciativc audience who en-
joycd well prepared program. Med
ais were given to % graduates.
Friday night, the 2Sth ult. they
held their ha"rUct at the home OF
Mrs. Rosa IlOwlctt, on upper Hull
Street A fine time was had and all
snjoyed themselves.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
GREAT REVIVAL At SIT. PAUL \.
NJ. H.. CHIRCU.

lynchburg, Va, June l-ThC
congregation and friends Of St. Pau
\. NJ. T.. Church witnessed Il great
spiritual awakening. There were
many conversions and many added to
the Church The new Presiding
Elder d. w. Baker, of the Staunton
District held his first session with us =.
He is Il deep thinker. we'll vcrscd in
the Scriptures and much loved by all =.
Rev. G. w. Pcndlton is the pastor
and is succeeding nicely.
NJ. e. J.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
JUST THE OTHER WAY.

In thc court proceedings published
in our issue of last week. it was
enron cou&ly stated that Mr.. George
W. Rragg filed suit for separation,
while as matter Of fact his wife
MIS-. Eulalia Rragg filed the suit and
he then filed a cross bill Of separa--
ton. The affair has not as yet been
adjusted.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
MORRIS-CkSKlE.

MIR. and Mrs. Il. y. CaSkic wish to
announce the approaching marriage
OF their daughter, Frma Lee to Mr..
William II. Morris, Wednesday. June
16. II o'clock noon. at the Third
Street Bethel \. NJ. T.. Church
At home Wednesday, June %. Q
to II. NJ. 32G North Second Street.
Friends invited. No cards
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
MOOREF1ELD STOREY SAYS NO
Legal. QUESTION INVOLVED.

At the same meeting an address
was read by Arthur Is. SpinEarn. of
New York. which was prepared by
MoOrcticld Storey who could not at
tend on account of illness. MIR. storey
declared, "'Thcrc are no legal QucS-
tionS involved. Thc Constitution OF
the United States knows only Amer
lean citizens and recognizes no differ
cncc Of race or color. Every right
that any American citizen has belongs
to all ~
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
IiIIISO\-GR.AS

Rev. and Mrs. Fred. G. Gray Of
engagement and approaching marriage
Of their daughter, Ophclia Irene to
lev. J. Malcus Ellison. \, T.. OF
hcvcrlyvillc. Va, which will take
lace June 23rd.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Caleb Stallings
respectfully request The honor Of
yOTr presence at their 23th Wedding
Anniversary. Monday June 7th, 1920
from $50 to ~ y. NJ. at their .'csi-
G"ncc Go7 Price street, Richmond,
Va. Friends invited n" "2rds.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
C:.rd of Thanks.

We wish TO extend our many
thanks to our friends for their
many acts Of Kindness. expressions
OF sympathy and the beautiful flowers
sent on the occasion Of the death OF
my devoted husband and our father,
S!laS H. Shackclford. Sr.
May Gods blessings rest upon
them all.
THE FAMILY.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
COMMITTEES At WORK .

On Monday the two day sessions
were given over to reports from the
branches and the appointment or
committees. Lafayette NJ. nershaw
OF Washington is chairman OF the
committee on resolutions. AT the
Monday night session. Airs. Florence
Kelley of New York, Eugene II. Black
President Of the Atlanta Chamber OF
Commerce, Dean Plato Durham OF
Emory University and Robert w.
Bagnall OF Detroit, were the speakers.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
KNIGHTS or PNTlIIAS GRAND
LODGE At NOREULK.

The delegates and the Uniform
Rank will leave Richmond Monday,
June a. at $50 p. NJ. by the Norfolk
and Western II. II. Coaches will
he provided for the party and all are
urged to secure their reservations at
least three days before that time.
Arrangements have been made to
permit the delegation to 80 direct to
The train through the Speedway
and when the time comes Tor the
train to leave all will have been ac-
commodatcd. All persons will get
to the depot at 3 p. NJ. in order to
avoid any rush. Visitors 70 the
Grand Lodge and Grand Court will
be accommodated
The fare will be $2.7 going and
% cents returning, making $%.G7 in
all.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05

Iynchburg, Va, May 80. .-Thc
boys and girls were "A happn buncR
in the st. Luke monstration at the
Fifth street Baptist Church, here.
Their president, Mrs. Frances Cook
had charge.
A joyful baptisins was witnessed
on the river bank by ST Paul A. NJ.
T.. Church.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05

Farmvillc, Va, May 30 Mrs :.
Mary l.. Jones. formerly mahron al
the Colorcd Y. w. G. a., LynchburE,
Va. visited Farmvillc last Nuuk.
Miss Laura B. Hudson. of Farm
vrllc visited LynchhurE and has re
turned to join Miss Julia Hudson,
cnrouto to the Lake, Grecnwtch
Co.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05

LOST Saturday nieht. hand sat.
chcl on w. Clay ST Five dollars
reward il returned to 10 w. Leigh
Street.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05
DENlANDS or THE NEGRO ARE
PRESENTED.

Every speaker has cast aside the
usual practice OF avoiding funda-
mcntals ana has stated in nncquivo-
cal terms the demands OF the Negro.
The Keynote OF the Conference was
given Ivy James Weldon Johnson,
Field Secretary. in his address at the
opening session on Sunday after
noon, when he cnunciatcd the follow
ing five points as cardlnal: FIRST, the
Negroes untrammcllcd right 10 the
ballot: second, national suppression
of lynching; third, equal cducallonal
and industrial opportunity; fourth,
aboliShmont Of Jim Crow cars;
fifth, ending Of segregation in the
Federal civil service.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-05

Mr.. Samuel Glenn OF Atlantic City.
\. J. is visiting his relatives and
friends in Chesterfield County.
Mr.. Robert alexander Of Norfolk
journal and Gnide is visiting the
city this week.
Mrs. Mamie StarkcS, OF South
Richmond returned to the city last
Sunday after spending two weeks with
her relatives in rowhatan, Va.
Mr.. John l.. Hatcher, one OF our
Richmond boys came in from New
Orleans. La. last week, to attend the
bedside OF his mother, who underwent
IN operation at the Retreat for the
Sick. Mr.. Hatcher after travelling
over the /. s. \. is now located in
New Orleans. He married Miss Ger
!rudc Gotten, Of Baton Rouge, La.