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don't, Brother w. E. Davis The de-
votions were conducted by DR.. ]. E.
Reed. pastor and Deacon Weeks OF
the Hill Street Baptist Church.
After Il short preliminary by the
President, the welcome address was
presented by Miss a. Il. Green of the
Shiloh Sunday School. Rev. j. NJ.
Bannistcr responded. Mr.. Harold
Jones and others followed by Il very
spicy program prepared by the Shiloh
Sunday School for the occasion,
The subject for the occasion was
What the Union Stands For" which
was discussed by DR.. J. E. Reed. His
most eloquent and logical conclu-
sions demonstrated the fact that he
is Il scholar of 10 small degree and
worthy to proclaim the gospel of the
Kingdom Of Heaven. During his dis
course he put special emphasis on
Christian home discipline and the
enlargement Of home and rorcign
missions. He also presented a most
beautiful picture of the necessity of
personal investigation. The mcctin,;
was largely attended by both races.
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the Golden Iiown Chemical co.

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THE ''NO NAME CIIJR RAITEn

The Boosters Home at COS N. Goth
Street was the scouo Tuesday night.
the siTth inst. Of d host of guest
coming from the other hill and many
cars were arraigned before its doors.
The occasion was championship
game between the Bilikins and tho
No Name Whist Club of Oregon Hill
At 9:1o p. M. the boys lined I'D in
battle array and we must say it was
some battle for it was hard fought
from start to finish. with the excep-
ton OF the last set who seeemd as
II they would never finish their fifty
points. The first crow was heard
from the Bilikins with fifty-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 go
but We could not hear n word from
the poor fellow, but soon and very
soon we heard to his detriment the
crow from Harris and Corbett, which
meant that the Bilfl1ins had won the
fifty 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
DIR. Mundn must be given the
credit OF being far-seeing man, for
IL 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 tho
result would have been different.
Shackelford, of the Bilkins, who
has many times won the BOBBY. came
forth conquering and growing, letting
MS know that even the dead had come
to life.
II believe -ahMshrlupywfmb
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 12:15 A. NJ. we journcyed
from the Boosters Home singing,
"Thc Downward Road is Crowded."
across the street to Morris Cafeteria
where Mr.. Samuel White had pre-
pared quite sumDtnoUs repast which
has never been cqualled in the days
OF either club. Our guest showed
that they really were hungry, for tho
way they went after the sirloin and
porterhouse steak, etc. was interest
ing. We are satisfied that they could
not have eaten much or anything at
home before they left from the way
they ate, waiting to nnrtakn OF the
Bilfkin's delicious dishes which they
always furnish at the expense Of the
other fellow.
After supper speeches were mado
by several nf tho nn,rh hers of the
No Name Club. hnt hainp full and
defeated they cNnld not say vcrv
much, even President SAMPSON cnnld
hardly talk above q whisner, but
Shackelford, Stewart THOMPSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
ATHLETICS WIN FIRST GAME OF
TILE SEASON,

The Athletics Of South Richmond
ana the Violcts of Church Hill play
Ell an interesting game Eastere Mon
d:y, III the Athletic Park OF South
Richmond. The anne resulted in a
Ef":e of . to 6 in favor OF the Ath-
letics
Athlctics-S. Patterson, r. r.; j.
DAMON, G.; X. Cogbill, S. S.; S. Pat
larson, c. r.; j. Morton, l.. T.; w.
l.aslcy, End b.; G. Taylor, Bird b.. e.
tlemming, 1st. b., \ Owens, p, and
A. ID. Walton, G. r.
Violets-Clarke. c.; Strong LIST. b.
friddy, S. S.; Clarke, r. f.; Brown,
l.. r.; Price, G. r.; Jones, Bird b.;
Hines, End b.; Roy p.
Athletics will play the Boosters
Saturday, April 18th.
In the game between the Athletics
and Boosters, Morton and Cogbill
whipped the pill over the fence.
When Morris. OF A. connected
with one Of ally's fact ''in's' with
tie bases loaded, the nil 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
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
ed was against A. and r. College
from Greensboro, N. c. The Tar Heel
team was In tip-top form when 1t
appeared on the Va, Union diamond
March 31st, but n home run by HUI
cles in the eighth saved the day for
a Union. The score was ST. Thompson
pitched for Union. s.,
VA. UNION SHUTS OUT HAMPTON
Perhaps the largest crowd OF tho
season was out Easter Monday to
see two great association teams bat
tie for the holiday honors.
Blackhoop, Hampton's Indian twir-
lep suffered severely from Unions
heavy batters. While on the other
hand kid McCnskell, proved to be
too much for the visitors from Tide
water and the game ended co In
Unions favor
Saturday tho 10th. Va. Union
added another star to its victorious
crown by defeating Va, Normal and
industrial Institute, Petersburg, Va.
ny score Of 90.
Tie visitors wero the first to score
but when the Red and Steel did be
gin, 1t was a hit and run game when
ever Union was at bat.
johnson, the new right fielder, set
same batting pace for the older Union
ties.
While no ball has been able to oven
approach the limits Of tho center
,1ield without finding resting place
in Jackson's mits.
The next hardest games will be
next Friday and Saturday, 16 and II,
when Va. Union will play Howard
ut Washington on Friday and Biddle,
The 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
for them.
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or THE OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, ETC.
Required BY the Act OF Congress of
August 81, 1912,

or The Planet. published weekly
at Richmond for April [, 1920.
State of Virginia, County Of Ilcnrico
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for the State and county aforesaid
personally appeared John Mitchell,
Jr., who having been duly sworn
according to law. dcposcs and says
that he is the Publisher of The Planet
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of the publisher, editor, managing
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
FIRST Mt. OLIVE NOTES.
Ncwtown, Va, Services at Mt. Olive
last Sunday were we'll attended.

Newtown, Va, Services at Mt. Olive
last Sunday were we'll attended.
Misses Fannie Brown the supervia
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 Bover--
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.
P"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
lert Holmes.
Miss Addie 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.
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 Bililins,
Isl; No Name Club, go.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

feating the Lincoln team 8 to in a
game played here on Saturday April
10 The visitors returning from their
Southern trip where they had won
nine games out of eleven played, OK
pectcd II victory. Both made several
errors, which aided i'll tho scoring
OF their opponents. The pitching of
Johnson for Lincoln and Scott for
Hampton were the features of tho
game. The lineup was as follows.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
BLACKSTONE NOTES.

Blackstone. Va, April, A.-The
Thompson Council, Independent Or
der of st. Luke had their Anniver-
sary celebration down Mt Jones Mis-
sion last Sunday. Quite large cSSwa
was out to witness the celebration.
Tho Anniversary sermon was preach
ed by Rev. Thompson pastor of the
church. A delegation from Blackstone
Council No. $50 was down there to
take part in the celebration
Mr.. William II. Wynn, n brother
to Mrs. l.. a. Spicely Of this place
died at his home near Wellvillc last
Wednesday, April 7th, Mt the age of
56 years. The cause Of his death ia
said to be from Il stroke n paralysis
this being his second stroke, he hay
ing had similar ailment about four
years ago. He was 4 member of the
Masonic Lodge In Petersburg and
was laid to rest with Masonic hon.
ofs'a delegation from that lodge hav
Ing come up on last Sunday to at
tend the funeral and burial which
look place at Jerusalem Baptist
'hurch. The funeral services we're
conducted by Rev. w. NJ. Fitzgerald
LIS pastor. The body was in charge
"t McsSrs. Thomas and Williams Of
this place.
On next Monday night ut s o'clock
,ie blackstone Council No. 930 In
dependent Order OF ST. Luke will
h"ld banquet ut Jackson's Hall.
SPECIAL program is being ARRANGED for
the occasion. Rev. r. w. Ashhurn
VIII De the principle speaker. The nd
mission will be so cents and thc
banquet is for the general public A
G"oo llme is promised all present.
,oLie out and have good time.
lhosc IRON here who attended Tho
funeral of Mr.. William Grcenbiu IN
Norfolk last Sunday were: Mr. p,u1
L. Hreenhill. Mesdames Anna Soov
Nelilc winston and Miss Sallie Green
MIL hfothcr and sisters of tho docc,,
a. Mrs. Lizzie Williams, a niece and
Mesdames Lena Ward and Uoster
Lewis. '''
Mr.. Walter .Grecnhill of Norfolk
came up last week to attend the fun.
elal and burial of MIR. J. w. Bridge
lcrth, which took place on Sunday
the 4th.
Mr. Langston Fitzgerald and Mr.
ana Mrs. Mac. Fitzgerald of Eostoa
MASS, are visiting their parents. A..
ana MIS-. Samuel Fitzgerald on Route
3. '"'o
MT. samuel l.. Oliver, OF Burke
'llle' was in town this week On bust
ness. Mr.. Oliver is >brothcr-in.law
Oh MRS. Jennie V. Jackson and at one
me lived here. having been cmp,oy
c" by the late II. j.. Jackson in thn
merchandise business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Stokes. OF
Philadelphia are visiting friends and
relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes
came to Norfolk to attend the finer
al and burial Of Mr.. William Green
NIL, an uncle OF Mr.. Stokes and Will.
mus near home thought to come I'm
TO visit relatives and friends boforn
love-" y
Rev A. Fl. Wynn, of Crewe pass
ea through town last Saturday.
Nrs. Emma Nch!ctt and Mrs, A
L. Lewis spent last Thursday in
''ersburg. Mrs Neblctt went down
Tor further consultation with an
'>Fe specialist who has hcen work
mr. on her eyes for some time. While
there th"v w"r" the guests of Miss
"Hrtha a. MaH"x or Carter Street
"t"s Emily Thomn!sins spent tho
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
=. &. Teachers Hold Convention.
{ american Negro Press. }

Co!rm' IL. S. c.. A'ri!--The annual
convention Of teachers in the color
cl school closed list week after
"'d'"" one o. the Nc"' "c2,innS IL
III" history OF The as"0r alton. ac
"' "1i"" TO STATEMENTS from teachers
Who have been attending the meet
~ g fHr " r',mh"r G: We" The teacr
""' or" in "2rNcs: "hnu. improvin {
'""'" schools Scholarships character
-; '"ac'i"" ord bc:tcr snlories.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

The A. S. c. Base Ball team won
their first game from the Revcllie
Giants Of South Richmond, last Sat
friday by score Of Ito s. On ac-
count of the weather the game was
played as we'll us could be expected.
Tie players looking out for their
arms were not allowed to show
much form,
The Adelphia'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 T.
Davis, in left garden brought repeated
cheers from both sides.
Tnpponce, running catch back of
second base in the closing frame OF
brought defeat to the Giants in their
desperate efforts to ovcrtakc the
lead Of the smuggling AS.
The line up follows: ADELPHIA:
Tupponce" S. S. II. Davis.
Sd. b.; w. Morris. End b.
l.. jackson, LIST. b.; Il. Davis, L. Il. !;
Bracket, II. T.; Kenney, c.; Caring
ton, c. f.; Bragg, p; Coleman, Green
Robinson and ltpyal, substitutes.
GlANTS:G. White, c.; l.. Sally, P.
ii. White, S. s.; d. Brooks, 1st b.. i:
l.. Eaton. End b., II. Brooks, Bird B.
ID. Taylor. G. r.; X. Jones. r. F.; ].
Easley, l.. F.; w. Kelly. p; T.. Eat.
on, LIST. b.; Randolph, r. T..
Attendance: Good.
Umpire: VIII Taylor.
The Adclphia's seemed to have q
good eye on tho old pill this season,
prohibition might be the cause OF It.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
% YOU KNOW THEM?

N'"am West Va. y desire to know
thc "he'cahoutS of my relatives. The
last time ! heard from them. thew
were living near Richmond, Va. My
'''hf'ath"r Was AT Annie Jackson'S.
This was about five years ago and he
vas then Il store-keeper lie was run
ming wholesale store the last time
VIC 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

rSsssst
:paaS weekend visitin friends near
kenbridge.
Miss Rosa b. Ross and Miss p.
Lois Baskerville spent Monday i'll
Richmond shopping.
umn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

w" F"mmrn!or Snrvi"ec ~ Wnst
Woo1 Sunday We're vol attended
''"S'"" Rev. J ". Hines ~reochod q
"""""rf"1 sermon. Tie wo~ onnom-
panied hv Rev. T. Jones frcn> p;t+c-
nnrrh Pa The pastor turned tho
Communion services over to Rev
Jon"a, who talked with his full Dowcr
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17
EARMVILl1E LETTER,

On Easter Sunday the st. Lukc's
hcld their annual sermon at the A.
NJ e. Church. 1t was well to say
OF membership in our town. Being
Two orders OF st. Luke and the Jul
vonilc department. Everyone left 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. Jordans club had the highest
amount, $113.75.
On last Sunday we had Rev. Angus
tus congregation with us. And we
were very glad indeed to have them
worship with us since their pastor
Rev Augustus was at 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 Sunday School Union
met with the Oak Hill Sunday School
last Sunday at 1880 o'clock. The
subjects for, discussion were Chris
tian Living and Christian Love. What
is your idea of Christian love and
Christian living? Led by delegate
from Mt. Moriah followed by dele
gates from Green Creek, Israel Hill,
Mercy Seat and Oak Hill.
What is meant by Christian Mis-
sion. Led by delegate from First Bap
fist. 'Farmvillc; followed by dele
gates from Race Street Baptist, IN
ion Baptist, Zion Hill, Second New
Witt, New Witt.
Round table talk by Vicc-Presdent
y. W. Lancaster, closing by the prcsi
dent.
Officers: =. II. Hilton, presidents;
n. w. Lancaster, president; w.
VI. Marshal, Secretary; w. II. Reid
Treasurer: and w. e. Hill Correspond
ing Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

The Brooklyn Slides opened the
season In Newport News, with a fast
end interesting. game. The score OF
the first game was Brooklyn Slides
z; Y. M. G. A. 3, first game.
The second game resulted Il defeat
Tor the Y. NJ. C. A. Brooklyn Slides
9; Y. M. G. A. S.
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HAMPTON DEFEATS LINCOLN 81.

(By Charles H Wi''ioma)
Hamton, Va. Anri'.-Thc Hampton
baseball team turned . eooming de
feat into victory in IN n'ehth-inning
rslly. by scoring four ~urs and dc
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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, $113.75.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

Tho Adclphia's seemed to have q
good eye on tho old pill this season,
1rohibition might be the cause Of 1t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-17

The Sunday school Union Of Roam
okc. Salem Vint"n and yi"fnitv hold
is regular moni''!g ICcctin" with tho
shiloh Baptist Sunday School Salem
Y" Sunday, April il, at three p. M.
The meeting was called by the Presi-
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IRRIGATION IS BIG

Washington. March 1.-THE re.
IS s''e Compared n 70 n no. slgl Gao are
shown by an Investigation of the de-
partment Of. agriculture In Colorado.
Corn production on irrigated land
last year was SOC bushels per acre
and on no~r-frrigated land 1872 bush
els; winter wheat 24.7, and 9.3 .bush-
els respectively; spring wheat, 22.S
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NINETY MEN ARE
i REPORTED KILLED
s. !. in. BIG EXPLOSION

Paris; March 11.-(Havas)-Ninety
workmen were bulied under. the. ruins
6t,an electrical plant at Maysnce yes
terday, according to. s dispatch to the
of a. boiler. Fourteen bodies have
been taken from the debris by rescue
workers..