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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-01


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2 MINISTRA vALxY BorAy.
VIXEN

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
GRAND DAY WI9lf UNITED SONS
AND DAUGiiTER; OF
JERUSALEM,

Rio Vista, Va, November IA
grand day with the United Sons and
Daughters OF Jerusalem lebrating
their 2Sth anniversary services at
their hail; day that cannot be for
gotten. The house was called to or
der by the cN-Prcsident brother Phil
ip McCray. At the absence Of the
President Brother Henry Smith the
mMstor OF ceremonies Brother J. M.
Norrell called on Brother William
Lewis to sing the opening hymn
which was Song with zeal and vigor
until every heart was glad. Hymn:
Come all we mourning Pilgrims etc.
Scriptures read, LIST King; second
chapter by Brother J. M. NOrrell. Al
f'rvent prayer by Sister Adline
Wrights; song by Brother Willie Hop
kins: Guide mo o Thy Great Jehovah.
The welcome address by Sister
Caroline Price. The ex-preSdcnt
spoke Of the past, how we had lost
S1S4.00 in the Reformer Bank and to
Gav are carrying large bank ac-
count.
Tho Secretary Br other J. M. Lewis
identified the same with q letter from
Lht Sc.fIy showing all lnucbtcuncS
paid. The chairman of the sick,
Brother Charles Brooks stated that
he hal had lots of sickness and two
deaths and all had been paid up and
all satisfied.
Tho master OF ceremonies intrGduc-
cd Row. Leonard Ross. Sr., who
Mreached a soul stirring almon.
Text fonnd 9th chapter Of Daniel and
3rd verse: prayer offered bv Brother
Philip McCrav: collection wa9
raisnh nv Sister Waite Fountain
and Br.thor Rcoi. White. A f"w re
marks from the Vice President.
BROTHER W"rwiclt Anderson stating
that We AFRO ont for arOther twn'v~
months journey and no one would
make q mistake wv going w.. lis he
soueo wn arc able.
Many thanks wero given tn tho
ushors for their excellent work Broth
O. Iohn Hop1sina ond Siefnr Nancy
jackson. Roncdiction bv the pastor
then dinner was s"rved 20 the pastor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
IN NIENfORIAM.

IN loving memmor vof my belovea
mother, Ella Iverson, who passed
away November 81, 1913.
Seven long years have sadly missed
you.
ewing hearts acne can tell
Not one day have we forgot you;
Since you babe the world farewell.
I '"ink eee your loving smiles.
Although seven years have Tassed:
Aud in my memory fresh you live,
And will until the last.
On. sad it was to part on~earth,
With ono I loved 80 we'll;
But sweet the thought WE'LL meet
again
Bcy&SM the vale OF tears.
III Rcraavod dntcftbr.
JULIA IVERSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04

Alexandria. Va, Nov. 30--Pythians
the leadership of Grand Chancellor
John Mitchell, Jr., A club 54 strong
was initiated into the Pythian Order
by Grand Chancellor John Mitchell,
Jr., who came Mp last evening, &C.
companied by DR.. e. r.. Jefferson.
Grand Master Of EXchcQuer. On
later train DIR. Albert A. Tennant
Grand Medical Registra and Col. Il
c.. Mitchell arrived. They were met
by Past Chancellor Henry G. Conway
of Marassas. Va, and two others.
Grand Chancellor MITCHELL proceeded
10 line residence Of Mr.. w. w. Owens.
333 N. Patrick stroel where luncheon
was served.
Later, they repaired to the Com
mmity House owned by Roberts Chap
Vel of tho NJ. e. Church where tho
initiation took place. The work was
quickly done to the edifioation and
enjoyment OF all present. The fol
howtpg officers of Bell Haven Lodge
were installed: G. e.. Russell Coles:
NJ OF W., Courtland NJ, Gaines, v. c..
Daniel jackson; F., Pierce Miller:
NJ. of Ex., Benz. G. Fultz; M. of r.
VIM. r.. Martin; X. Of II. and ST..
Jawyman Brown; NJ. at A., Samuel
Medley; I. G., John II. Wanzer; O..
G., Robcrt II. Builder. Trustees: VIM.
a. MCDOWELL; Geo. II. Holmes, Har
ry Hardin.
Gland Chancellor Mitchell stated
that he had been endeavoring to get
up Il lodge i'm Alexandria for more
shan 90 years and$he was clated over
the success OF the movement. Sir
Henry G. Conway Of Manassas had
succeeded in interesting these AlcXan
drains in the Order under the leader
ship of Sir Gaines. Addresses were
delivered by DR.. A. A. Tenant, DR..
e. r. Jefferson, Col. r. c. Mitchell,
Sir II. G. Conway and others. Ar
engagements had been made for Grand
Chancellor Mitchell and his assoctat
es to spend the night here. but they
decided to take tho early morning
train for Richmond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
\ BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.

Ashland, Va. Nov. 25-Shiloh Bapt-
Hst church was the scene OF a beauti-
ful marriage on Thanksgiving night
hctwcon Miss Sallie Cornelius and
Mr.. John W. Robinson. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Mr..
I. M. Allen. OF Ashland. Va. The
church was packed to the doors long
before eigh' o'clock, the time set for
'ho wedding.
AS tho bride is Well known in the
city of Ashland, all of Ashland's So
nr'V both white and cOlored were
on hand to witness the fetc. At the
appointed time Mrs Allen wife of
the officiating minister assumed her
position at the piano to play the wed
"."@ mHrnh A so'cmn hush fell over
IN" and'rncn VS. all heads were turn
e4l towards tho door t.f the church to
roo TIVE h"idHl couple. First came
Mrs. Copeland sister OF the bride
and the bride groom: marching fn
the same tune came Mr. Charles Har
"'s Of Frednrirksh"rr. Va, acting as
'-.-' "'"m "nd Tho bride.
A@'in silence reigned over the
"'nr"1, to see thnir 1'Ac lone frio"d
gorgeouslv at'ired in white satin
INN Il in beads with long bridal
vol extending TO tho floor. She car
r'"' lnrec bunch Of Brides Roses
VI "" -? I've v"roy on hor ar,,,
M'r"htng down the historical isles
or the church OF her childhood, she
presented lovely picture
Rev. It. M. Allen joined the two
in sacred wedlock. A hasty retreat
was made by tho party to the an o.
mol'des that We're waiting On the out
side and tho party hurried to the
home Of the bride where a wedding
supper was served, after which the
many wedding presents were exhibit
ed to the many friends who gathered
10 BID the bride and groom God speed.
They will make their home at Ho-
to- Alexandria Villa, Indiana ana
Art;c Avenue. Atlantic CITY, Y. ].
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
IDEAL SOCIETY NOTES

Many new LODGES and Nurseries
are being or"ani7e in varions ri cos
for the National Ideal Benefit Soeic-
tv.
Mrr. Fannie Ricrss If w. Pbi1a-
"r'nhfa sent in . now Nurenrv IF Az
rhndrcn fcw dnve AFRO. Mrs R;"ks
is n"ee$d"nt Of the Ideal Nr,rrery
CN"vonti0n.
Mr.. Paul Duncon n member Of the
Po"rd Of Directors is expecting to
'""''s,i2c new lodge at his homo
town SNu'h Rneton Va.
Mt ca~vo1 n T~r'-~on D'r,r'-- or
Norfolk was in the city few 'ays
ago.
NJ. r. IT. Fox and his dnug"te",
Miss Lille Fox expresses their
highest appreciation TO Twilight
Lodge If the National Ideal Benefit
Society for the Kindness shown DIR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
THE DEDICATION OF MOUNT O's.
EXTENSION.

phe detRi1ation Of the addition
made to tho Mount Olive Baptls
church will begin Sunday morning,
December 8, 1929 ana continue
through Ehe 4th Sunday including
each "Wednesday night during that
ner,it d.
The following ministers and pas
tors with their chofrs have kindly
consented to be present and assist us
on this memorable occasion.
lat Sunday December s. 1920: II:
80 A. NJ. Dr.. w. J. Clarke President
Va. Union University. 4:30 Commun
ion. $3.50 =. Nj. DR.. A. -. DAILY, 9th
Baptist c3urch.
Wednesday December 8. $3.50 p. M
Rev. C. A. Cobbs. Calvary Baptist
church.
Second Sunday December IL. 11:3
\ NJ. DR.. j. d. Simpson Va. Union
University. $3.50 p. M. DR.. w. T.
Johnson, LIST Baptist church City.
Wednesday, December Is $3.50 p
NJ. REV. E. d. Caffee; Mt. Carmel
Pa" list church.
3rd Sunday December 10, 1880 A
NJ. DR.. J. e. Jones Va. Union Univer
sity. $50 p. M. DR.. W. II. Stokes
Ebenezer Baptist church.
Wednesday December %; $3.50 p.
M. Rev. J. IL. Fauntleroy and Rev
n. j. Bass, Mt. Tabor Baptist church
18th Sunday December &c, 1870 A.
NJ Rev. r. B. Taylor, $50 p. NJ
DR.. w. l.. Ransom LIST Baptist
church South Richmond.
A written Invitation has been pre-
scented to the Ministers Conference
All are welcome TO each and ever.
service. Come and rejoice with III
for, Hitherto Hath The Lore
Brought U.s.
REV. J. ANDREW BOWLER.
Pastor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
Din. HARRIS LAID TO REST IN
BLANDFORD CEMETERY.

Amid concourse OF Borrowing
relatives and friends to pay the II last
tribute of respect the funeral services
over the rema chs of DR.. II. i. Har
rs, Sr. were held in the Harrison
Street Baptist Church, Petersburg
Va. Monday. November % at noon
AS the funeral cortage entered the
Church. tho handsome back cloth
state caSket hcmg borne by the Grand
Lodge Officers Of A. r. & A. NJ.
the choir rendered sweetly, Asleep in
Jesus Rev. J. G. Harris rcd tho
first Psalm, after which Rev. Powell
offered fcrvent prayer. Beaut FIJI
solos were rendered by Mrs. Annie
Harper Davis Of Norfolk, Mrs. Darden
Of Petersburg and Mr.. w. d. Hi
of Richmond. Letters and tc'egrams
were read by Rev. Mrler.
REV. IT. J. King. Pastr Of Fifth
Street Baptist Church, Richmond Of
which the deceased had been a MON
her for quite q number OF years.
beautifully portrayed the life and
character OF the deceased, fllustrat frg
the various acts OF benevo'ence Of
DR.. Harris, also impress mg upon Il s
two sons tho importance Of try'ng to
emulate thew father i'm every respect.
Mr.. ]. G. Carter gave a very
touching Masonic culogy. DR.. Harris
had served as Grand Secretary for
the State Grand LODGE OF A. r. &
A. NJ. for over thirty five years and
all who knew h m he'd him n the
highest esteem. The deceased was one
of the oldest phys clans IN Richmond
and Petersburg and was always will
ING IN ron1or IN thOeo N, mood
He leaves to mourn their loss, q
" fc. two sons, daughter, sister,
bESther and fonr grandch ldren. The
intcrmcnt was in B!andford Cemetery
The honorary pallbearers were mem
bers Of the Medical AssOc.at on OF
Richmond and Petersburg.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
HAMPTON EORFEITS GAME no
'a.. ItlE UNION ELEVEN.
Thy Charles II. Williams.l

Hampton, Va, November-One tf
the hardest fought games ever play
ell on the Hampton Institute grounds
WAS witnessed on Thanksgiving Day
vixen Hampton and Union clashed
III their annual game. rhe day waa
perfect one. The biggest crowd OF
the season we OH hand.
During the first part If the game
the visitors were taken or their
feet By tho aggressive play Of Hamp
ton. A field goal was cked after
the first few minutes Of play, which
was followed by Il touchdown end
ing the first half to 0 III Hamp-.
.ons favor.
In the second half Union came
back with lighting spirit. During
The third quarter Hampton was fore
ed to hold Union for downs three
times OH the one and two-yard line.
A touchdown was finally made by
Union, resulting from @ 80 yard
line. A touchdown was finally made
forward pass which was dropped In
the field of play, rolling across the
goal limo aud covered fV Union
man 1t was declared n tumble ball
By the officials thus giving Union q
touchdown.
During the last few minutes of lay
Union carried the ball within the b
gard line Oh forward pass. It was
tho 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
mama gcablcI. The unfortunate end
ing married ono OF the cleane and
nest thrilling games Of tho year.
The Hampton.Union game was fill
Ell with sensational running and pas
sing on both sides. The feature OF
the game was the wonderful defcn
slvo playing OF the Hampton eleven.
Referee: A. K. Savoy, Umpire
Fl. b.. Henderson: Linesman, BeAja'
min Washington; Time Of quarters
Is minutes: Score forfeited game;
! Union l I Hampton o.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
DEATH OF ALEXANDER COLES.

COLES-Dled Mt his home in Buck
ing'hnm. Va, at 1:10 A. nj. November
26, Alexander Cole, after long ana
painful Illness. He leaves to mourn
their loss. a wife and nine children
hS follows: Mrs. SalIie Foxel Of Rick
mond. Va: Mrs. Florence Holland Oh
Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs Mary E. 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 Cleve-
land Ohio: Walter Coles of Plaintield
N. j.; two brothers. Fountain Coles
OF Philadelphia, Pa; and j. r.. Coles
of Buckingham, Va. and sixteen grand
CHILDREN.
Called from this world for peaceful
rest,
Called ny God, who always knoweth
lest:
Dear to cur memory he will always re
main,
Until The resurrection We will meet
again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
PRICE, FIVE CENTS

ing the iAness and death of Mrs.
Maria Fox Also for the payment or
sl0e.e0 death osasm.
Mr. ?. v Holmes, Supreme Me+-
tor recently visited Norfolk, New
port News ard Philadelphia. Pa, In
tho interest Of the organization and
IS highly pleased with the WA
done there.
Mr.. James Wall Of Stepping Stone
Lodge reports Is new members added
TO the Lodge IN the last month. Al
their last meeting refreshments
were served I'm abundance
virginia Lodge No. 100 holds first
Place in that it initiated 20 members
last Monday night and had. a splenX
III reception served in honor of the
members. MRS. Lille G. Rsnkney is
Counselor.
Richmond District council hold n
meeting November 2Gth, deputy n.
L. Beverly presiding. The committee
appointed on special work OF which
MI ). Il. Hicks is chairman made
It's report. The Supreme Master ad.
dressed tho council and brought on
couraging reports from the field and
no asked for great things FOR the
future.
Mrs. M. 70. Overton of City Point
Vn., Supreme Right Herald; Rev. w
j.. Anderson Vice Supreme Master
beaver Dana, Va; Mr.. M. II. Robin
son Philadelphia Pa, Supreme Left
Herald and Mrs. Lucinda J. Carter
Fast Supreme Mastrcss Of Glen A,leu
va, Visited the Ideal Office Ias,
week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Holmes spent
Thanksgiving Day with relatives al
Fine Creek Mills. Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
A SUCCESSFUL TAG DAY.

Nn Wednesday, November 10, 1920
there were many workers on the
streets Of Richmond soliciting funds
for the Old Folks Homo for Colored
People and the Friends Asylum for
Colrode Orphans
The workers were untIring In
their efforts and were out in tho
early morn and remained until tire
close of day so that all who were de
sirons of helping these worthy ana
needy institutions could have an op
prrtunity to donate to them
The friends and the general pub
liz responded most literally and tn.
committee on Tag Day takes this
m"ihnd TO thank MI who assisted in
any way in making it Such n great
SUCCESS and the generous public that
"am.nbuted so liberally. The total
an ourt 1aised. eight hundred and
eighty one dollars and twenty cents.
($SS1.2
MRS. BETTE MEREDITH
Chairman
MRS. LOUISA II. ALLEN.
Seer otaarv
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
'EIIE NEW HOSPITAL.

The Peoples Hospital. A Hospital for
The People and BY the People.
Plans are being pushed as rapidly
as possible to organize the community
III the interest Of new hospital.
There are twenty~sfX hospitals and
dispensaries in Richmond for white
people. There are 177.000 people IN
Richmond about 1000 white and
10000 cnlored. The colOred popu1a.
tion Is more than a third Of tho en-
tir" population, surely our people
reed moro hospital facilities in this
community. Every effort put for
ward to improve the conditions OF
nnr people should be encouraged in
av""v way by every citizen.
We need all the institutions we
have and all we con get that will in
any WV add to the development Of.
arr race.
Il is honnd that every person in
This city will take an interest in
THO effort. and help to push it to sue
"@ro A committee meeting will be
nod ut st. Lukes Hall Room 3, 4th
floor Fridav ut p NJ.
Mess meeting in near future.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
OUR HOSTS COFFEE.

I arose and opened the door. There
stood Dr.. Jones favoritc servant, He
had silver tray on Which was coffee
cream and toast and in addition to
Philadelphia morning paper. I graci
ous!y accented this Offering and even
awoke Robinson to give him what re
manned in the silver coffee pot after
had completed my repast. I was
certainly being treated royalty. I read
the paper and then later in came DIR.
r. e. Jones. He had given me his
own room. lie was worried. His fay
orite man servant had failed him.
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
IN PHILADELPHIA.

My time was out. We had cleaned
our camping ground and the Stan
was waiting for me on the con
kte roadway. vauhed in and a
" moments later was racing to-
\ rds PhiladelDhia where | knew
bit only DR.. r. E Jones and his
3dame were expecting me. The
~ was pleasant. We went In on
estnut street to the former locat-
o fthe Stanley Steam car. The
carn had moved and 50 we were
n on our way to the new location.
eft the car there for repairs and
hoped to have the work done in
ut two hours in order for lis to
n tinue our trip to New York.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
SHERIFF. FEARS LYNCHING AMI
REMOVES PRISONER.
Georgia officials Keep Prisoner i'll
Secrecy All Night to Avoid Mob.

Georgia officials Keep Prisoner i'll
Secrecy All Night to Avoid Mob.
1hOmasville, Ga, Dec. Ralph
Wilson, colored charged with having
attacked Il young woman Of Thomas
County, was removed from tho coun
ty Jail here tonight by the sheriff.
who said he intended to take him Id
Albany for safe keeping as the result
Of rumors that the Jail would he
stormed during the night after his
capture and vt was believed he had
kept his whereabouts secret in order
to avoid mob violence.
AS the result or tho attack Me-
groes Of the Barwick and Payo SEQ
tons near whore the crime was com
milt:d are Icing subjected to reign
OF terror according to reports rcceiv
ed here. Many Negroes were ho2 Sc
whipped last night it was reported.
and others were said to have been
tortured TODAY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-12-04
STILL THINKING.

| was thinking deeply. was think
ing WHILE l was there and was still
thinking when l left there. l am still
thinking. l owned one Stanley and
| was about to rebuild another that
| lost by fire. What l want to know
what allowance l would receive for
my two cars. The market had slow
ed up, due to the drop in the selling
prlco. People were waiting for the
prices to come down lower. called
up DR.. Jones and we were SOON OH
Cur way to his residence i'll 22nd st.
[ stopped at the knights OF l'ythias
Casle where Grand Chancellor Is. a.
Collier holds sway.