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Ihc strand Thca,rc Of this city
IL now beng operated by Jake Wells
interests. Recently the Smarter Set Of
New York VIZ hooked to produce
Their remarkable play "Bambouli" in
this maEniilcient cdiiicc. Previous
experience had shown that the color.
cal population Of X. R.chmond upprccIll
90 the rare excellence OF this apgrc-
CATION Of stage talent more than The
white and so arrangements had to
be made for 'hc admission Of cOIOt ed
people to the main floor OF the thea.
tie. known as the orchestra.
The lease drawn by the original
owners and held by the present lcSSc"s
specifies that aSScmhlagrS in VIII ch
the majority Of the patrons are nol
white are prohibited. 1t was nctca.
$ary to secure the consent OF the
present owner which President
Jthn Mitchell, Jr, represented. MIR
Mltchcll was on a touring trip and
was schcdu!d to reach washington,
Monday. October Is. 1920 A repre-.
sentative Of the Smart Set went to
WASHINGTON and waited. In the mean
time, when President Mitchell arriv.
ed thcr" in his car and was notified
of the conditions. he communicated
with Richmond at once and V'cc-Prysi
dent All."t y. Tenant signed the
~ tS&arN Ian, 80 "0irh rnahlch thr
ro,"r"i people OF Richmond to pack
tn" Strand Theatre md " tncSs one
CT tH' Fest plays ever staged 10y ,,l
orcd people in this country.
AS was cXncrtcl .hc a,trndrrcc nr
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y Grand Concert of Song viii bo
hcld Monday evening November %
1870. at $50 o'clock ut New ST. I.uks
Auditorium by Madame Savilla +,
Briggs and Pupils to benefit Cam
MUMMY House Electric Light Fund
IltOGltAM: M:-L.fc's Dream is O'cy
lfomanza) $. G. I. MIR. and Mrs Is.
+. Dean; The Winds, G.. T.. Root. From
h1lEht Lands Come, >rom Doni2ctti
flrHt Presbyterian Church Class:
'har''onr) Thou Art My Queen. II.
nj Stults; Mr.. Joseph Matthew, In
'ammatuS. (Sabnl Matcr) Roys:ni
'IaSS Chorus. Mrs. Lena Goodw -
'aidw'll, Soloist; Mclophonc Solo:
sci ri"d( Mr.. J I'M Tu en-. Spriur'.
Aoung Warrior. II. II. Burleigh: By
NWak"n.nE. w. Saundc, son: The
IN" Natcrs OF Minnctouka. II. I.'cur.
alIce; Love Is Bubble, +. Allislon:
MIS-. +. ElMaud Marks lHck;; (Tcu.
orr For Al Mn@rIitr. -. Nrzzuni.
M. j. H. Voolfolk; prai~c We Grjn,
Ncfdl, McSSrs. Eastern. Edwards, aud
Gr.llS; tcnor) For This. r. dcKoy
"n. MIR. b. T.. Dean; | WIitcd Fer
For The Lord. r. Mcn,1cro~ohn IVA
Celestial Sabbath. Scott, End Bap,ist
Church Glass Mr.. w |. IIcp'iins
res, Prof Charles Bland, Pianist
Siaccato Polka. Il. Muldcr Mig,on
q. d'liard"lot; Theme and Variations
-. P"och. S. Ellen Briggs; The Ru
Al"S OF Fa.ryland. II. w. Warner:
Mines. l.. II. Dean, /. b: lIorsciy
McSSrs. j. II. Voolfolk, Joseph Mat.
thcws.
Mrs. lonisc ". Dean, Prof. Charles
fland and Prof j. Milton Sampson
accompanies
'omrliment the Talent and Effort
h| fun house Admission twenty.
Nv" cents. Lillian II. Payne. manag
ing.
r."ndS viii report for tickets at
81. Luke i!all, the night or the COZ
cert
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OTHERS WANTED.

had prepared for the trip, when
had nrvn uncertain | had expected
l,r T.. Il. jefferson and George w.
Risu in the party. but the heavy
rains. business delays ana 'errlp'c
cApcr .cn@c Of Albert Y. Norrcll, Jr'
and his brother, Edinhoro had tend
ed to make il uncertain as to 'traln
lcayinw tinr. so | left suddenly
when | Thought was ready had
purchased a De-; Moincs Double Fou:
TENT with two cots which served for
four persons.
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LOST TIE w AS

a}oaching Glen Allen. We went
three miles ont Of the way but final
lv uot in the right road again. | know
something about automoblic costs
and | have learned that there are
two things 20 b. disrcEar led III hanh
ling th,m. time and money. | thought
Ot IN automobile experience | had
o. visit tn lGastviiic. Va. when my
@nod friends, Prof. ChaS. n. McCunr
OF Chesapeake and DR.. ID. w. Palmer
holds sway. | spoke at Ea&trillc and
the next morning boarded the steam
=! for Old Point, Va. The steamer
WAS late and later n docking. To
make Il long story short, | arrlv-
cG at e. and Q Station in time Il"
see the rear end moving with
tE" Cc,rrlty of the other part in the
direct .ou oi Newport News ,and Rich
mend. 1t WAS eight miles to the form
,r place. Hotel Chamberlain had not
been burn down then.
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Env Wm 4 Nilrhrll 10 I,,d
a,,,r =, 1;r,orir. ;una., II. ,ono,,
s,.r u,,,. y.,r. ~ ,h. n,hr., .cnnnIo
-, This ritv and va. an tho ro,irnd
;.
Rcv Th,m,. II White of Cif.
tom Forge Va t.al,rd on us 1ost
week
Mr. John Swan or Now U,von
Conn is in ,hc citv v.e.,inr frirnds
.,,,d rn,.,tiro. IL, ic 1,,l,;,,. ,,,u and
has hcrn nrosnerinr
Rev, " |, Rousnmr. pastnr Eirs,
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS

-
work during the summer quarter
The members endorsed the public
health work which IS being don,
Tor Negroes throughout Virginia
Ih"y commended the State for as
Stunning the responsibility OF adequate
~ financing and controlling the tn
dGStr'al Home School for Colorcd
G,rlA, the Normal TruiuinE School ror
tolorcd boys and the Col<rGl Dcar
and Blind lnstitutc They rocam.
mcndrd that Il committee be appoW,
cd to place before the State author,
ties the claim for uu institution
which will care for the fccble-mind
"n and mentally defective Negro chill
drru. They recommended that NJ
f'ocS who own farms should kccp
in"m and operate them.
IhcH 'c!t'urcd the occasional on;
breaks OF ill-Wlll III the country b.
tween wh,lc men and black mon. W,
r'aiI|r that. If the two races are 10
! '" happily and pracrahly together
h"'h must exercise self control, ihp
>rlrlt OF tolerance, and Il ducp.scatrd
"r$ir" To accord 10 each other absu
Iute justice and fair play. Thry nm
proved the work OF the Intrr.rarial
'uillni&S,on in the South They rccur
ll%'o tn" spirit OF thriit among the
c"torcd people of Newport News ana
r"hl'il'nd'd t"lH *pirit to all o;hc-
Negroes.
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SCA'FiG-W1DE EESpUNSk

rr"m o>stant parts Of Virginia, "A.
wen aS from T,dcwntcr Va. ther,
'"Ioc many energetic, honrful dot.
Gatos from school Improvement leo.
''S. county and local tcac, crs' ost,
VA. i"''S' nome makers clubs; publ.
ana private schools; churches and
%"claI service organizations who re-
ported on the progress ot coIorco
people toward securing ''Bo,tcr tTcoItn
h"tt"r Schools, Better Homes: no;
t." tarmS. Tho delegates camo :,
receive |nformation and ipspirotio,
'"'H reported on the problems OF
race a")uSfm"nt, which remain 10 br
Sp'''d through the cooperation o.
VIII" ana c"lorcd leaders.
WIN" III ID. Gre sham, Ricnn,nd
va state supervisor nf colornd
schools. spoke on "rhp Vu}no nf ~.
ml"rlti"n in building Up thc Colorrd
Hch"olH in Vii ginin" Hon. ly,rr,,
ma l. state *upcrin' 'erdcnt Of public
,nS,rnct ION in Virginia. spoke ON
'.""'aton for All the pcople
'oh' NJ. Candy president of the state
N"'''ai school at Pctcrshu.r. rcnor,
ed ON tn" excellent work of m, v,r.
S'hla Industrial School for CoIo~cd
nir'S. !. G. Walker. Of Gloucestc:
lH'' spoke on "The V"mc Of Ownin,,
lana. Th" Negro State Tcachcrr'
ASSOCIATION program included depnr.
mental meetings for secondary
SCHOOLS and colleges, grammar scho6i,.
PRIMARY. rural, schools indus
'F'al supervisory work, and college
men.
MAYOR Allen WaShn%ton who wa4
reelected president. said: Il homo
'ha' we can do something 70 st:m,.
E'c the school boards throupbout Vi.
E'nia' as wcll as The colorcd peon,o
'''' Ii'S''''S' TO Sc" that every child has
Il chahre to get an education. "
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/" u w .triN'tN ~ ~ i%t"rEi
PkES'bfSr Oi' \ATIONtL
BAPTIST SEMINARY

Rev. l.. II. w. Johnson A y
"i i.N"rhhur@. Va. hos received Off
G notiticat on Of II & election to the
Presidency Of the MAJ onaI B"nt ST
h""' II q, Sem ry. n hv g Tenn
Fhc "ci on was taken at meeting OF
'hr Trustees OF n" NJ. :,,,fo, and
Kew. j. l.. Itar1in". .rrr"rtnrv-
1F"'#nr"r instructed "a notify Dr.
j"h"S"n. Informat'o on from sources
n"'r to Dr.. Johnson prrencc: Il s
arc"n'"nr". II" is unW 20 rdnc,in.
y -" Inst tntc& II v"riou@ r-rts of
II" country and meeting win r.nlt
?"r"nS"
Y +" ma is rroud that ono OF her
so"s. h"i ing from tho hruc-v Saccd
cav Of Lynchh1rr, Should be chosen
!" h""d n & great BHntiSt Seminary
lr. JnhnSor y u Grcat scholar, wc'l
'r"2n"d and capable OF filing the
nr""~ post to VIII ch he has bccn
ca ailcd'
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tNI StAL THANKSGIVING
SER\It t.S

Unusual Thanksgiving Services will
be held at Ebcnezcr Baptist Church,
corner Judah and Leigh streets,
Thanksgiving Day Thursday, Novcm.
Der %, 1920 Rev. Walter II. Brooks,
ID. H., the eminent pastor of l9th St.
Eapt. churrh Washington. u. G. will do
liver special sermons at the Ebcnczcr
Baptist church Richmond, Va.
THANKSGIVING Day at II a. NJ. and
S p. Nj.
RiChmond'S citizens should ctngraiu
late themselves for the opportunity
tp bear this noted scholar and orator
Special Thank Offering VIII De so
'i"ltcd for the Old Folks Homo For
Co>orcd People Inc. sos w. Baker
Street, Richmond. Va.
-WM. II. STOKES.
Minister Ebcnczcr Baptist Church
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IN GODS CARE.

The funeral services OF Or. John
Mcrriwcather which took place at
his late residence, $40 n. Second ST.,
Monday, November, s, 1920 at p.
NJ. We're very solemn and impress
Sjvc.
The services We're conducted by
Rev. Jun!us l.. Tayl / f s. h y !
Episcopal Church assisted by Rev.
Wheeler Of Asbury, NJ. +. Church.
My Soul BE On Thy Guard and
Nearer My God TO Thee" we've rem
dcrcd by ST. Phillips choir. DR.. Il,
o. Mundm in his touching and sym
pathetic yn.cc sang the most bcau'i
iul solo-'Tarrry with Me 0 My
Saviour.
DR.. Mcrriwcathcr WAS a graduate
Of Bellevue College. New York City
in 1892 ana practi%cd $u"cc$s fully "a
this city for twcnty-oght years. Ills
ability as Il physician was unGu"S-
toned. He was generous. Kind and
charitable and his death Is lamcntcA
by all.
The floral designs were many and
beautiful.
A"tiv" pail bearers wee Doctors
+. II. Jefferson. :. NJ. Rowl"S. o. H.
BowScr. NJ. p. Jones, s. Shacklcford
a@d a A. Trmnnnt. Honorary D."
JAS. Jackson. Prof Chas. r Russell
Mr.. Edw. Young; Mr.. Edw Carter
Mr.. W. II. W"l'on: Dr H. A. Alien
Mr.. IIrzckiah Curtis: Mr.. j. r.
rh'l"": L1wycr ]. r. Pollard. Mr. 6.
w. Robinson. Sr.. and lawyer e."
VI. Lewis.
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Constructive PROGRAM

''" NEGRO 0r~aui2"ti-n Society
m' nhcra S""aki"" throu"h thr:r C,p;
mite" on Rc"O'utione rnro"uiycd ,ho
feet that "fhc advan"cmcn, Of tho
Negro n"onIo IN Virginia rests upon
increased opportunities f"r the cduca
ton or their children They deplor,
"d the great SHORTAGE Of Negro
t"hch"Ts which has made necessary
'hr "'"S'n" OF hundreds OF schools 70
thousands fchildron who arc grow
inc up ia :rnGrtncc to become in later
Ho"r' n menace to the State. They en-
d"rsed the Roscnwald School move.
ment and the work OF the State Nor
NAL School at Petersburg, which
aims to give special teacher-training
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At last we have Il picture produc-
cI by Il Coo ed IIctu.r I. rp,.AtIoI
me MGnunt> n -. ,s.r = {
.on o. Wa ;h.ngton of which Licutcn
AMI j. Wiliian.S Cl.nurI is t.c Pas
lGcnt that IS an mspir,.t.oA to every
<'"lorcd boy and h,rt N III. ,ou III!
W:'o sees it. III am OF he y CT 10
Is "A day in tie Nat ons p al
;pl /; do1ls with the y E.css nud
a":icNtr Cn,s Of H. Am rem e
go IN Washington, ID. G. The pict.
urc has been .hnwr II :" % ttt.. :.
NV York. B2ltimorc a"d bet oit.
The C~lrrcd ard G s 'ud ng r.. IN
tc enthusiastic manner in whi II
tnCy applnuded IN" vo~,cns .ch We
m "t@ fo'h"r members O fhoir ,a"e
Indicated clc@r'v 'ha' Ito Negro is
getting more race pride ~verv day.
II IL an CdUcnt nnor -. ..- !
should hn coon by ev"ry C.lored per
30. In Amcrtca.
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Asailant OF Aged Woman Captured
ty Train Crew and Hanged by
Wise Comfy Citizens.

Bristol, Va, Nov. l5-Davc Hunt,
Colorcd, aged 20 years captured after
an exciting chase on passenger tram
and held Tor assault Friday upon an
uAtd white woman WAS taken from
thr Jail at Wise, Va, early Sunday
10y Il mob Of about ScVrnty-fivc men
"Hd hanged to Il bridge near Kent
Junction where the crime is said to
have been committed.
After the lynch.ng the mob dis
rrracd and up to II late hour last
uiThl no arrests had been reported.
Th@ riclim WAS assaulted near her
h,mc rriany afternoon. Shortly after
the crime she tagged Il passenger
train rs ii came by and told members
OF the crew that she had been attack
ed by the Negro. whom they could
see walking on the railroad some dis
lance ahead. The train started after
the Negro who left the track and
headed for the mOuntainSidc. The
mcn left the train and took to the
woods after the fugitive and soon
captured him.
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l'ltt)t;itA NJ.

Sunday. November 2lat, $50 a.
NJ. Sunday School; 1000 A. NJ. Pas
tors Bible ,a$,; ll:U0 g. Nj. Ser
mon Rev. j. W. Ba 60, Va. un on
University: 800 i. N. acrn.c .,Gy.
/ II. HlHr$. pastor s.. Pam church
music 81. PAU Baptist cnurcn ,hul.
Monday. Novembrl, %; 500 i. n
sermon R"v. \. -. Dayly, ia tor
t.lth RaptiSr music f.fth baptist
church choir.
Tuesday. November 22rd, 500 T..
NJ. sermon Rev. X. "a Turner; pas,
tor trinity Church, .nnaic Trinity
Baptist church choir.
Wednesday, November 24th, soc
J.. NJ. Sunday h"ol and Il. Y. p. L..
exercises.
Thursday Nov mbcr 23tn. 1890
THANKSGIVING Co rnant ana Pr" yer
Meetings.: 500 =. NJ sermon, Rev
c. r. Martin p's or Union L"vel
Baptist church. muse, Union Level
RantiSt church choir
Fr 'doy. November Goth. 500 p. MI
hortEa%c Burning Exercises and at|
Annual Reception.
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EDITOR M|TCHELL'S
TRAVELS
STARTS tOk NEW Ntlik IN NV
STANLEY STEAM tAls-A'l''N
AND THEIR UNCERTAINTY.
r, Richmond, Monday. October

lcN Richmond. Monday. OCTOBER
Nth. 1920 via autcmnhil" route lo'
AN extended northern trip. Various
ur..ye ,uua>d Il delay until LIZ? /. 'l'
wien Ar passed out on Tho llerinl'aSc
road sulnE III the direction ol "lN"
A,ttn. hus,uc &. Ml;chrI1, JON"
tnst,.I ana l>up.IIsrn Davis, the la't"f
al tue wurci made up the par':
handled the Blue look. which WAS
r0uuar.tly.ty useless III making dc-
tours. but al. right when running on
the regular routes.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Mary l.. Thomas wish to
thank the members OF the Union
Level church and all friends Of Full
ton for the Kindness shown 10 her
the past four months Of sickness.
May God bless each and every one.
She has returned home after spending
nearly four weeks, III Charles CITY
with some of her friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Whirl,y.
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BLACK
It's say that neither black nor white q a color J.
ny IJClAN B. WATKINS

'Sc "ntists that neither black white 8 Il color
ny INC1AN b. WATKINS
Eternal Nau%ht Vet each hue known To- man
Is but port on of wontrolls Nhulc
MI beauty is the offspring Of your soul
('u were the No 4 whence COTS first Dream brr1n.
hr lone blind stiffness where lie wicd II $ plan
ut are the I)ark. The llaln ng worlds l, roll
hr'l&rA ft'rcSS space. To- rgrncrsS >-uaI
Were born OF N"u--trom neutral white To- tan.
Great atl,ranl Neither! 'nLnunr t'nhrova'l,. ..1u
'r"rr Your name we bow r hr,,du" awe:
f'i ;lr 'A' 'tSWcr Ia our question SrltA
!1tr and Is trNl1, love and its endless law
When We would read Your mystery. 9 El:.<.
ut very Thought reels huslcl and laillvd l~,ck'
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We desire to thank the friends
and nuignDorS Tor lhr.r many h.nu
ucs>,o>S cAtcnuud to our pru,hcr. tue
l;tc Dr. JOnu McIlLMc.tncI, curing
HIS prolonged illness. Also Tor the
beautiful floral triuu.es so kindly
sent, and services SO unocliIShly rcnd
cred at the time Of ms death by all.
May God haze you all III lnS keep
iuG is the prayer ol his sisters.
Ills SISTERS.
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\ WILD RIDE.

| approached y porter. Want to
catch the train, Mister,' said he. It
Newport News. told him that |
did. lie htckoncd to colurca chauf
/, ur. NAu WaS in front of the hotel
AID his ear was there on the instant.
My suit caSc WAS thrown INTO it. "l'Nc
made no terms With the gentleman,
:. i'll the pcrtrr. by this time. the car
MAS moyjn" RAPIDLY in the direction
q. Pho"bu". for | wanted to be in Ricn
mrnd jhal morning. | venturCd to cn
QGire as 10 the charg" for the service.
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JAMES u Ei.nON JOHNSON cos
FlltMED As y. y. SIGt 'kEEAli
His Work Resulted In liailian EN-
pose.

pose.
James Weldon johnson, who has
been serving as acting secretary Of
the National Association for the Ad-
vanccmcul Of Colorcd People, follow
ing the resignation of John II. Shil-
lady was appointed regular secretary
ut a meeting of the Board OF Dircc
tors held AT the National Office, 20
Fifth Avenue, New York on Monday
Novcmbcr s.
MIR. Johnson who is widely known
throughout the country as Il poet and
orator. this spring was sent by the
Advancement Association to the black
republic Of Haiti, where he made an
investigation OF u. S. misruc. TN,
charges which MIR. johnson publish.
cl upon his return in The Nation
Gi New York were taken up by Scna
tor Harding and as Il consequence u
Naval Board of Inquiry has been
sent to Haiti and a Congressional In
vcStigation promised.
MIR. Johnson'S varied career includ-
es service rs L. S. Consul at Puerto
Cahcllo, Venezuela and in Nicaragua
and the Azores.
His knowledge OF Spanish WAS put
to use i'll the translation into Eng
liSh Of tn Spanish opera "GoycScoS"
MIR JohnSon'S version being prodI2cd
hy the Metropolitan Opera Company
OF New York in 1915. He il The au-
thor of a novel. "rhc tobiogr,,nny
ui An Tx Colorcd Man. and OF vol.
urrr - poems. FIFTY Years and OH
,r Poems.
MIR. Johnson has also contributed
III magazines and periodicals, includ
ing the Christian Herald, The Cen.
tury Magazine, The independent, New
't".uhlic, Nation, Crisis. and others
lie is at present contributing Editor
10 the New York Age.
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WOMEN'S DAY At FIFTH S'CI,EEF.

"Cm"n'% D"v VI be observed q.
Ffh street RaDtiSt Church. all daj
"u"t"v. November 81. There will
u" special Scrv ccs morning. aftrrnooI
aud nirE:. The principal spnakcH
are Mrs. Ora B. Stokes. DR.. Bess
Is. Tharps and Mrs. Lucy Brood
Lewis. The public is invited.
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\ PECULIAR PROPOSITION.

Tn" rhanrlsur turned his head
slightly with his eyes on the road in
front "Scv"n dollars if | make il;
six dollars if | don't" WAS the reply.
The roads had hccn torn up by the
Government truchs. At times my hc1d
VA" in communication With the top
al th"t automnhilo which | grabbed
the sides Of the car in order to steady
n'y@nlf Thc ONLY slowing UP was in
'hc Soldiers Home grounds and in
Hampton. / h"d reached the hrds;"
Si'1nnir" the G, and O. tracks in
. =. ;3.rt %pV=, IA
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Anniversary and Mortgage burning
''lchrA'4"HS AT turm,t D~pli&.
Nnnrrn. ""Ed year OF thc Chur1i,
Il" year oi Rev. r. -. 'ancc, p .sJtl.
tUhUr rorthally invited.
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MADE THE RUN.

] saw the orange rnlOrcd coaches
Of the &. 4 q. train. Then came ring
nG IN my ears the words Of the
Seven dollars if max" 1t: six dol
l"r@ If don't, | could see my SIX dol
lars gone and a long wait N New
Tort News. iut the chaffrur did not
stop. lie kept on to the &t7tion. The
train WIS not pulling out. It was
hack'n" in. I counted on seven dol
i2r& ~ @o"d United States currency
Vaul'"d into coach. without pur-
chasing 4 ticket a. the station and ~
rived IN Richmond on time that
morning.
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WANTED-RoGm and Board in priv
ate family for the Winter. Address
DR.. w. 9. Penn. 730 N. 9TH Street.
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80 >ss'>s Nrb-'

In sad but loving memory Of my
husband. Jacob r. Holmcs. who died
or November 12. 1919:
In my home there is an empty place.
How. Oh, how | miss YOUR loving face.
IIs wife.
MRS ANNIE S. HOLMES.
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SHEPHERD RROWN's HOSTFLRY

Put NY f"ou''n. were on the trip
to W"eh'n"t"n md Rnliimorn aud PHI
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-20

Rev. VIM. \. Mitchell, is dead
after Il lingering illness. He taught
,ur many years III the pubic schools
Of this city and was on the retired
list.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
COUNTY AGENCIES
 OPEN FOR MASTER

That there are excellent opportunities for prospective auto merchants in the state of Arizona is evidenced by the fact that practically all of the state dealers in Phoenix are seeking outside distributors.
 The latest state distributor to an- nounce their intentions of locating county agencies is the Coates -Gorby Motor Truck company, distributors for the Master truck, located at 33-35 South Third avenue in Phoenix. AL though they have only been in Phoenix for short time they. are entering the state field immediately. At the present time they are anxious to get in com with dealers through the state who are willing to handle the Master truck.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

guests of the San Marcos by auto to Phoenix to see the game between the Cubs and the Phoenix All Stars.
 Mrs. A. F. Evans. who has been spending much of the winter at Phoe- nix and Scottsdale. is at the San Mar cos for the week.
 L. O. Howard, A. :. Stoddard, Thos. H. Donahue and H. Johnson of Inspi- ration were visitors of Dr. l.. D Ricketts. of Bisbee, at the San Marcos on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Hugo Richards, Miss Bitner, Miss Dexter. Keneth Walker and Verne Jones of Prescott are spending a fort night at the San Marcos.
 Dr. A. J. Chandler returned on Wednesday from a trip to Los Angeles and left the same day for Hot Springs Ark, to attend the good roads conven- tion. He will return in about nine days.
 The golfers say these spring days are the best time of the year for the an cient Scottish game, and every day sees out of town players enjoying the sport on the San Marcos links now in perfect sod. A few of the visitors noticed in clude A. c. Bartlett. B. G. Tremaine. H. H. Norris, c. C. Mather. C.. NJ. HamiH, Frey Taylor, B. E. McCan, B. E. McCan. Jr Chas. B. Barnes, Jr., J. s. Puttock, J. G. Oxnard and C. B. Evans
 Recent arrivals at the San Marcos include Reginald H. Johnson and Enden V. Kaufman, Pasadena; F. M. Smith, Chicago; H. J. Walden, Jr.. $. Pasa- dena: H. Ludington and Nicholas S. Ludington, Philadelphia; Jas. R. O'NeilI, Denver; Dr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Babbitt. Jr., Brooklyn: Miss H. K. Pringle, Brooklyn; MT. and Mrs. F. c. Brown and Miss Shulls, New York City; Mrs. Lilies and Mrs. Walters, Aurora, Mo; F. A. Rowe, Phoenix; J. E. Brill, Los Angeles, H. M. Hartley, Tucson: w. II. Whitesides, E. Lavonini, Paul s. Henberg, A. l.. Garford and W. R. Elliott, Pasadena; Miss Mary Lee, Globe; C. $. Riedel, Los Angeles.