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ATIiiEFiCS WIN FIRST GAME or
THE SEASON.

The Athletics Of South Richmond
and the Violcts Of Church Hill play
Ell an interesting game Easlere Mon
Day, in the Athletic Park OF South
Richmond. The anne resulted in a
Es":c I'll to 6 in favor of the Attn
lctics.
Alhlctics-S. Patterson r. f.; J..
Dnnion, c.; *. Cogb!ll, s. s.; s. Pat
larson, c. r.; j. Morton, l.. f.; w.
l.asley, End b.; G. Taylor, Bird b.; e.
Flcmming, lst. b., \ Owens, p, and
a. ID. Walton, G. r.
Niolcts- Clarke. c.: Strong, LIST. b..
frihy, S. S.; Clarke r. r.; Brown,
l.. IT,; Price, G. r.; Jones, Bird b.;
Hines, End 49,; Roy. p.
Athletics will play the Boosters.
Saturday, April 18th.
In the game between tho Athletics
and Boosters, Morton and COgbill
whipped the pill over Tire fence.
When Morris. OF connected
with one Of ally's fact ''in's' with
tie bases loaded, the Mill was last
seen bouncing from Tho left field
fence. Tupponce also DUPLICATED the
order a little later.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
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the Golden IlnWn Chemical 60.

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THE mo NAME" CLUB RATED

The Boosters Home at 90S N. Goth
Street was the scene Tuesday nicht,
the HiTth inst. Of i host of guest
Coming from the other hill and many
cars were arraigncd before its doors.
me occasion was championship
game between the Bilikins and tho
NO Name Whist Club of Oregon Hill,
At 9:10 p. NJ. the boys lined up in
battle array and we must say it was
some battle for it was hard fought
from start to finish, with the exccp-
ton OF the last set who second as
if they would never finish their fifty
points. The first crow was heard
from the Bilikins with tifty-two
points beng won by Collins and Mayo.
1t was something strange when We
did not hear from G. p. Hayes, whose
vocal chords are always on the 20
but we could not hear a word from
the poor fellow, but soon and very
soon we heard to his detrimcm the
crow from Harris and Corbctt, which
meant that the Bilfkins had won the
nifty points over him. He really took
his defeat hard and we did not hear
from him again until he was called
ON by the master OF ceremonies and
even then he could hardly artfculate
DR.. Mundin must be given the
credit OF being far-Sccing man, for
If the others had seen as far as he,
they would not have been over to
Church Hill. But we can hear him
now saying, IF he had been over the
result would have been different.
Shackclford. of the Bilikins, who
has maRy times won the BOBBY, came
forth cOnQucring and growing, letting
MS know that even the dead had come
to life
II believe OktfC-ahM shrlupywfmb
Stewart talked more than anybody
in the BilikinS, believe. and played
less, for ii was long after everybody
had finished and was tired waiting
that we heard his score. but even at
that he did quite we'll. Mundin the
tailor. died hard. for he really
thought he had some show, but cir
cumstance altered his case and was
down and out before he knew what
hit him.
At about i2:15 A. NJ we journcycd
from the Boosters Home singing,
''Thc Downward Road is Crowded."
across the street to Morris Cafeteria
" NEW MI. OiHlutl " HiIe n;ll pre-
pared quite sumptuous repaGt which
has never been cquallcd in the days
OF either club. Our guest showed
that they really were hungry, for tho
way they went after the sirloin and
portorhousc steak, ct" We" interest
ing. We are satisfied that they could
not have eaten much ar anything at
home before they left from the way
they ate, waiting to "n",n,tn Of tho
W'fkin's delicious dishes which they
always furnish at the OK nnnse Of the
other fellow.
After supper speeches were made
by several NJ the r",t,Hnrs of the
No Name cub. hnt hninp full ana
defeated they cn"ld not sag ~crv
much, even President Samrcon could
hardly talk above y whisnor, hut
Shackelford stewart THOMPSON.
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BLACKSTONE NOTES.

Blackstone. Va, April, 14.-Thc
Thompson Council, Independent Or
der of st. Luke had their Anniver-
sary celebration down Mt Jones Mis-
sion last Sunday. Quite n large crowd
was out to witness the celebration.
Tho Anniversary sermon was preach
ed by Rev. Thompson pastor of the
church. delegation from Blackstone
Council No. $50 was down there to
take part in the celebration.
MIR. William II. Wynn, a brother
to Mrs. l.. \. Spiccly of this place
died at his home near MELVILLE last
wednesday. April 9TH. at the age of
90 years. The cause of his death is
SAID to be from stroke Il paralysis,
this being his second stroke, he hay
ing had similar ailment about four
years ago. He was n member of the
Masonic Lodge in Petersburg and
was lald to rest with Masonic hon.
oiS,a de'ega tinn from that lodge hay
Ing come up on last Sunday to at
lend the funeral and burial which
look place at Jerusalem BAPTIST
'hurch. The funeral services were
~ lNt'. W. NJ. fltZCpr1II
LIS pastor. The body was in charge
~ MesErs Thomas and Williams of
this place.
On next Monday night at s o'clock
Tie blackstone Council No. 93O IN
dependent Order Of ST. Luke will,
mona banquet ut Jackson'S Hall 4
Spscla' program is being arranged for
me occasion. Rev II. w. Ashburn
VIII be the principle speaker. The al
mission will be so cents and ho
'ahquet Is Tor the general public A
b"oo time is promised all present
>onie ON ana have Il good time.
nose from here who attended ,bo
funeral OF Mr.. William Grccnhiu in
.>ortolk last Sunday were: Mr. p,u,
- Hrecnhill. Mcsdamcs Anna Sony
Nellie Winston and Miss Sallie Groom
",''' nf"th'r and sisters Of the dccro~
Co. MIS-. Lizzie Williams. a niece ana
'eSuameS Lena Ward and Hestor
Lewis.
Mr. Walter .Greenhill of Norfo,k
game UP last week to attend tho finn.
eau ana burial Of Mr.. j. w. Bridge
l'Fth' which took place on SUNDAY.
the 4th.
MT. LanGston Fitzgerald and Air
ana MIS-. MAC. FitZ%cr III OF Hostn5
MASS are visiting their !. rents A..
ana Mrs. Samuel Fitzgerald ON Routc
3. ''''''
MT. Samuel l.. Oliver, of Burke.
'i'le' was in town this week on hu.i
heHS. MT. Oliver is Il >ibrothcr-in.law
Oh MRS. Jennie Y. Jackson and at ono
time lived here. having bcc, cmn1ox
e' by the late II. j.. JACKSON in the
merchandise business
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Stokes of
Philadelphia are visiting friends and
relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes
came to Norfolk to attend the funor
al and burial Of Mr.. William Green
hili' an uncle Of Mr.. Stokes aud while
mus near home thought to come IN
% ''sli relatives and friends before
returning to the city Of brotbrrrv
I"ve."
Rev. a. II. Wynn, OF Crcwc pass
c" through town las, Saturday.
NrS. Emma Nch!ctt ana Mrs A
l.. Lewis spent last Thursday in
""rSbnrG. Mrs. Neblctt went down
''F 'n:'''"r consultation with an
&c Sn""iaiist who has been work.
'hf o" her eyes for some time. While
'her" th"v w"r" the ghosts of nfiss
"Hrfha A Mah"v or Carter Stront
a't"s Emily Thnmnsina socnt tho
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
20 Ntt KNOW TiENr

>'"H'n' W1et Va. y desire to know
zee ";r'c;'h"u'S at my relatives. The
list time heard from them, they
were living near Richmond, Va. My
So 'h':'hth"r VAS at Annie Jackson'S.
This was about five years ago and he
vas then a store-kecpcr. lie was run
nlng wholesale store the last time
We heard from him. Any information
will be gladly received by
A. J. JACKSON,
Virapa, p. O.,
West Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Newtown, Va, Services at Mt. Olive
last Sunday were we'll attended.
Misses Fannie Brown the suDoryis
ing teacher of King and Queen Coun
y and Bertha e. Beverly one Of the
district supervising teachers worship
ed with us last Sunday Miss Bevcr-.
ly delivered an address much appre
ciated by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James nj. Pollard,
Mcssrs. Douglas Brown, Macon Hill
ard Miss Addie Brown visited Mrs.
f"llard's sister in Caroline County last
Thursday.
Mr.. Samuel Brown is farming near
Sparta. He is boarding with his sis.
ter.
Miss NJ. l.. Lewis spent the week
end In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
lcrt Holmes.
Miss Addic Brown has returned
after spending some time with her
sister in Caroline.
Those on our sick list are improy-
ing.
Don't forget the big rally at Mt
Olive May 18th for the new school.
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SPORT NOTES FROM UNIONS
DIAMOND.

The baseball team Of Virginia
Union University continues its famil
lar past time of piling up victories
as the season rolls on.
The hardest game that it has play
ca was against A. and It. College
from Greensboro, n. c. The Tar Heel
team was in tip-top form when 1t
appeared OH the Va, Union diamond
March 31st, but home run by HUI
cles i'll the eighth saved tho day for
ii Union. The score was ST Thompson
pitched for Union.
VA. UNION SHUTS OUT HAMPTON
Perhaps the largest crowd Of tho
season was out Easter Monday to
see two eat association teams bat
Tie for the holiday honors.
Blackhoop, Hampton's Indian twir-
Lril suffered severely from Union S
heavy batters. While on the other
hand kid McCuskell, proved to be
100 much for the visitors from Tide
water and the game ended 60 In
Unions favor
Saturday tho 10Th. Va. Union
added another star to its victorious
crown by defeating Va, Normal and
industrial Institute, Petersburg Va.
by a score OF 90.
Tile visitors wero the first to score
but when the Red and Steel did be
gin, it was hit and run game when
ever Union was at bat.
johnson, the new right fielder, set
some batting pace for the older Union
ties.
While no ball has been able to oven
approach the limits OF tho center
jield without finding Il resting place
III Jackson'S mits.
The next hardest games will be
next Friday and Saturday, 16 and II,
when Va. Union will play Howard
at Washington on Friday and Biddle,
ne Champions Of n. c., at Richmond
ON Saturday. But with the pace that
the Red and Steel machine has set
The outcome can only mean victory
Tor them.
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EARAINILl1lG LETTER,

Gu Easter Sunday tn" st. Lukc's
head their annual sermon at the a.
NJ. II. Church. 1t was well to say
that they have the largest number
OF membership in our town. Being
two orders OF st. Luke and the Jul
N"niic department. Everyone LETT feel
ing that they were glad they came
out to see and listen to such Il good
sermon on ST. Luke. The collections
were good and turned over TO the
speaker, Rev. j. Il. Augustus.
The First Baptist Church had its
Rally on Easter amounting to $500.
Mrs. Jordan'S club had the highest
amount, $l13.75.
On last Sunday we had Rev. Angus
'uS congregation with us. And we
were very glad indeed to have them
Worship with us since their pastor
Rev. Augustus was ut the conference.
Rev. Vernon Johns, was the speaker.
Mrs. Bette BraXton is in town Wis
ting her sister Mrs. Matte Allen and
Mrs. Annie Carter.
The Prince Edward and Cumbcr-
land County Shnday School Union
met with the Oak Hill Sunday School
last Sunday at 1870 o'clock. The
subjects for, discussion were Chris
tan Living and Christian Love. What
is your idea Of Christian love and
Christian living? Led by delegate
from Mt Moriah followed by dele
safes from Green Creek, Israel Hill.
Mercy Seat and Oak Hill.
What is meant by Christian Mis-.
sion. Led Ivy delegate from First Bap
fist. Farmvillc; followed by dele
EntcS from Race Street Baptist. I'm
ion Baptist. Zion Hin. Second New
Witt, New Witt
Nound table talk by Vicc-President
y. w. Lancaster. closing by the Prcsi
dent.
Of'iccrS: L. IL. Hilton, president, ::
y. w. Lancaster, Vice.prcsidcnt: w
Al. Marshal, Secretary: w. II. Reid
Treasurer: and w. t. Hin. Correspond
inG Secretary.
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STATEMENT or THE OWNERSHIP
ENGAGEMENT, ETC.
Required BY the Act OF Congress of
August 81, 1912,

OF The Planet. published weekly
at Richmond for April |, 1920.
state of Virginia. County of Ilcnrico
Before me Il Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid
personally appeared John Mitchell,
.Ir.. who having been duly sworn
according to law, dcposcs and says
that he is the Publisher of The Planet
and that the following is. to the best
Of his knowledge and belief. \ true
statement OF the ownership. MANAGE
ment (and if a daily paper, tho cir
culation) etc, of the aforesaid pub
LEGATION for the date shown in the
above caption. required by the Act
OF August "a. 1912. embodied in
section 4i3, Postal Laws and Rcgu-
lations, printed on the reverse of this
form, to wit:
|. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor and business managers are:
Publisher. John Mitchell. Jr.,
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mond, Va.
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=. That the owner is:
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

fcating the Lincoln team to Z in
game played here on Saturday April
10 The visitors returning from their
Southern trip where they had won
ninc games out OF eleven played, OK
ptctcd u victory. Both made several
errors, which aided i'll the scoring
Of their opponents. The pitching OF
johnson for Lincoln and Scott for
Hampton were the features of the
game. The lineup was as follows.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

P"ssS7sk
!pa.A weekend visitin friends near
l>enbridgc.
Miss Rosa b. Ross and Miss +.
Lois Baskerville spent Monday i'll
Richmond shopping.
umn.
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w" corr 'nrn:Nn Sorvi"oc ~. Woe.
"',.; sunday wore wcl' attended
'''S'"" RoN ! II Hinne ~rnnchod q
"""""rf"l sermon. To w~~ nnnor,-
o''"'|' nv Row. l. Tones frc"> pitt
hnr"h. Pn Tho MASTER tnrnos tho
''"'nmnnion e"~vicne over to Rev
inn"c. wh" talked with his full mower
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Harris and Corbett could BIO heard
from every corner. Speeches being
over the No Name Club members loft
with Undertaken Hayes for Woodland
Cemetery, there to deposit their last
remains. Tho score stood Bilikins,
Isl; No Name Club, go.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
LINCOLN
HAMPTON
\. :. &. WINS FIRST GAME.

The a. S. G. Base Ball team won
their first game from the Rcvcllic
Giants Of South Richmond last Sat
,rday by score OF Ito s. On ac-
count of the weather the game was
played as we'll as could he expected.
Tile players looking out for their
arms were not allowed to show
much form.
The Adclphia's have Il fast young
team. which is rounding into shape
daily, and when the weather breaks
much success is looked for from the
promising youngsters.
The sensational fielding Of i.
Davis, in left garden brought repeated
cheers from both sides.
Tupponcc, running catch back of
second base in the closing frame OF
the same with two mon of the paths
brought defeat to the Giants in their
desperate efforts to ovcrtakc the
lead of the slugging AS.
The line up follows: ADELpHIA:
Tupponcc. S. S. Il. Davis,
sd. b; ". Morris. End. b.
l.. Jackson, list. b.; +. Davis, l.. f.;
Biackctt. II. f.; Kcnney, c.; earring,
ton, G. f.: Bragg, p; Coleman, Green
Robinson and liDyal, substitutes.
GlANTS:G. White, c.; H. Sally. p
II. White, S. S.; ID. Brooks, LIST b.:
l.. Eaton. End b., II. Brooks. 3rd B.
ID. Taylor. c. T.; X. Jones, r. F.; j.
Easlcy. l.. f.; w. Kelly. p; +. Eat
on, LIST. b.; Randolph, r. T..
Attendance: Good.
Umpire: Will Taylor.
The Adclphia's seemed to have q
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The Brooklyn Slides opened the
season In Newport News, with a fast
end interesting game. The score OF
the first game was Brooklyn Slides
:; Y. M. G. A. 3, first game.
The second game resulted n defeat
Tor the Y. NJ. G. a. Brooklyn Slides
2: Y. NJ. c. A. 5.
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HAMPTON DEFEATS LINCOLN 81.

(By Charles TT Wil''nma)
Hamton, Va, Arri' Two FTamptOn
baseball tnam turmoil . enoming dc
feat into victory in IN oiphth-inning
rtlly. by scoring to,i" ~ure and dc
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The Adclphias seemed to have q
good eye on tho old pill this season
prohibition might be the cause of It.
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FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

Ncwtown, Va, Services at Mt. Onvo
last Sunday were we'll attended.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

The First Baptist Church had its
Rally on Easter amounting TO $500.
Mrs. Jordan'S club had the highest
amount, $l13.75.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

fhc Su"fav school Tninn Of Roam
"EC. Salem Vint"n and yi"t?itv held
Il Is regular NOM " iEcctin" with the
%hj!nh BAPTIST Sunday School Salem
:" Sunday, April II, at three p. NJ.
The meeting was called by the Presi-
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Estate of Mary Ann Mcclure
State of Vermont

District of Bennington IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District aforesaid:
To the heirs and all persons inter-
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CURE late of Bennington in said Dis
trict, deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, application hath been
made to this Court in wiring, by the
Administrator praying for license and
authority to sell all of real estate Of
said deceased, for the payment of debts
and charges of administration, setting
forth therein the amount of debts due
from said deceased, the charges of adj
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sonal estate and the situation Of the
real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appoint
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1920, at the Probate Office in Ben
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Therefore, you are hereby notified
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District of Bennington SIS
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Bennington.
To all persons interested in the es-
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1920
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