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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-14
PEOPLES COOPERATIVE LEAGUE
HOLD SESSION IN NASHVILLE
american Negro Prcss.)

Nashville, Tenn, August. More
than 1000 delegates, representing
every county IN the state of Tennes
see were in Attendance at the first an
nual meeting of the Peoples Cooper
atlvc League held in the chapel Of
the a. and l. State Normal.
DR.. w. S. Ellington, divisional chair
man OF the League for middle Tennes
see, presided and introduced Mayor
William Gupton and DR.. j. \. Jones,
who delivered welcome addresses OH
behalf OF the city Of Nashville, and
the local inter racial committee, re-
spcctively. Following the introduction
OF President w. j. Hale. who is chair
man of the league, responses to the
welcome address were delivered by
w. l.. Porter, editor of the East Ten
ncsscc News of Knoxville, and Rev.
N. d. Shambourger Of Chattanooga.
Other speakers who delivered address
es at tho morning session were: Prof.
s. l.. Smith Superintendent of rural
schools of Tennessee; Pof. Charles a.
Kiofer Of the University Of Tennessee
and Prof. Barnard.
The afternoon session was devoted
to the reading Of reports by the home
demonstration agents. the Jonas fund
workers and tho agents in charge of
tho Rosenwald schools fund.
Prof. J. ii. Dean district agent Of
the division Of extension presided at
this session and the reports coming
from the district workers told OF the
progress In establishing educational
institutions, throughout the state.
The annual address Of President
w. j. Hale. rs chairman Of the lea
que was delivered at the evening cs
sion.
Tennessee Is settling Il proceed
ent that all states will surely fol-
low IL they are DESTROYS Of taking n
place among the progressive states. .
More has been done right in our own
state toward bringing about an annie
ahlc solution Of the race problem, and
this can be attributed to the activi-
ties OF the departments OF health, cdu
cation, extension department OF the
University Of Tennessee and the fed
cral government than any other"
Other addresses were delivered by
DR.. DIN West, who spoke on the sub
iect Of better health. and Hon. Al
bert s. Williams, superintendent Of
education for the state. Robert e.
Clay Of Bristol, executive secretary
OF the league, presided. The folklore
songs rendered under the direction
OF Mrs. IT. M. Brown received long
ard loud applause.
At the morning session secretary
Clay delivered his annual report,
showing that local organizations had
heen perfected in SIS counties. He re
ferred to the cordial reception ac-
corded the plans and ideas Of the leag
Tic by members Of both races and the
cordial cooperation received from the
white leaders in each county.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-14

the senate chamber or the hall Of tho
house Of representatives by any po-
litical party in Georgia without tho
consents in writing Of the members
cf tho senate and house committees
on public properties.
The Republican state convention
which endorsed Henry Lincoln John
son for Republican National Commit
tecman from Georgia was held in
tie representatives hall in the state
capitol last spring.
Mr.. Anderson put through his res
olution for the purpose of preventing
any black and tan political convcn-
tons from being held in the state
capitol in the future. lie said that
the resolution was aimed spccifical-
~ at the Henry Lincoln Johnson type
of politician.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-14

ernor Frank o. Lowden at 1920
o'clock tonight received a call from
West Frankfort for troops. The call
was signed by the sheriff and Mayor
Of West Frankfort, who declared the
mob was beyond control OF the local
officials.
The message received by the Gov
ernor from Mayor Lon Fox and Sher
if Robert Watkins OF Frankfort
County follows:
race riot here. Italian people are
being assaulted and their property
destroyed. The situation is out Of
control Of tho city and county Off
Gals. Troops are needed at once"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-14
INDICF FIVE FOR MOB VIOLENCE,
IN PARIS, TENAS.
(Associatcd Negro Prcss.)

Paris, Tex, Aug. Tho special
grand jury drawn to investigate tho
recent burning of two Negroes, held
on charges OF numbering Il farmer
and his son, reported five iudict-
ments for first degree murder and
adjourned.
In its report it was stated that
many of the witnesses examined could
net positively identify any OF the
crowd at the burning as riuglcadcrs.
The names OF those indicted were
not made public pending the arrests.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-14
LENCHIID AS HE BEGAN re
SERVE LIFE SENTENCE.
-
(ASSociatCd Negro prCgs.)

Fayetteville, W. Va, Aug..-Wil.
liam X. Bennett, Jr., OF Fayetteville
son of Judge William Il. Bennett at
one time judge of the criminal court
OF Fayctte County, was taken from
Jail by mob of 100 here and lynchcd
after having begun life sentence
fer the murder Of his wife, to which
charge he had pleaded guilty in
court. His wife, whom he admitted
killing, was the daughter OF j. AL
fred Taylor of Fayetteville Well
known throughout the state as Il
writer and editor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-14
WOMEN ALMOST KILL WHITE,
RAPIST IN MINNESOTA.
(Associatcd Negro Press

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug.-Georgo
Alexander was patched up to police
surgeons after seven women had al
most beaten him to death when they
caught him assaultlrg 8 year old
gil III South Minneapolis.
Police said the man attacked the
girl In a vacant lot. A year old
companion Of the girl rushed for
help. Seven women In the neghbor
hood picked up sticks and stones and
started in pursuit.
The assailant was almost dead
when police arrived and saved him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-14
GEORGIA POLICE CHIEF FAVORS
SCOUT CRAFT FOR BOYS.

Waycross, Ga, Aug. Chief Of Pc.
lice J. W. Colley, has suggested that
the principles OF scout craft be
taught Negro boys. with view of
lettering the race. Chief Colley says
that this would keep the boys out of
mischief, turn them away from rest
lessness, give them something to do
and work for, and that it would re
suit in their doing "good turns" for
the race.
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WILL NOT PERMIT REPUBLICAN,
CONCInAVIS AT CAPITOL.
(Amcrican Negro Prcss.)

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. Representative
tive Anderson Of Jenkins County, took
In person to Governor Dorsey n joint
resolution which had been passed by
the Senate and the house directing
the keeper Of public buildings and
grounds not to permit the use Of
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votes. Reports indicate that everything
in connection with The elections has
been conducted in a quiet and orderly
manner. 1t is Indicated that Herr Err.
berger, former Vice Chancellor ard
Minister of Finance, has been elected
from Wurtemburg and election of DR.,
Hellferich ct Hamburg seems assured,
Among individual candidates known.
Count Won Bernsteroff, former Ambas-
sador to the United States, running as a
German Nationalist, has been defeated
London, June 7th~.- -Albanian insur.
gents annihilated an Italian Battalion
near Alessio, and warships have shelIed
the city, according to a despatch from
Vienna, quotn g a report from Belgrade.
Washington, June 9TH. A Bill for
an established national budget sl stem
from July LIST. was re-passed on the
fifth by the House of Representatives,
and sent to the Senate after it had been
amended to meet President Wilson's
objections.
london, June 7th. According to ad-
vices received here, shipping at Koenigs-
berg, East Prussia, has been paralvzed
by a strike Of dock workers. Five of
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sion of seventy car loads of explosives.
London, June 9Th. The first real test
for the League of Nations, as a practical
working body, will be made when the
s1nreme council meets in London on
lime fourteenth to deal with the case of
Persia. versus the Bolsheviki, and the
result will probably be the exchange of
correspondence between the League and
Rolsheviki leaders. If the latter decline
TO have any dealings on the subject, the
n~osition of the League, as a protector of
small nations, will he placed on trial:
london, June 9Th. The Times" re-
norris that large consignments of sugar
are being shipped from Great Britain to
the limited States. Some of these ship
ments recently arrived from the West
Indies.
an official communication received here
from the Moscow Govt. the Bolsheviki
inflicted severe losses On the Polish
forces in the attack south of Kiev on
Friday. Bolsheviki successes re also
reported at other points along the firing
front. =.
throughout Germany closed today and
the committees are now busily counting
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KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STA ION.
delayed in transmission.

delayed in transmission.)
New York, June 5th.--Sir Thomas
I%jnton's twenty three metre yacht
''Shamrock'' to be used in trial races
with the Challenger for the Americas
Cup, arrived here yesterday from Eng
land under her own sail.
,ork, June 5th.--The Battleships
"WarspiJe" and "Valiant" arrived mere
Yesterday and transhipped a large mum
her of marines into destroyers, which
took them 10 Queenstown. A troop
shin embarked twelve troops at Devon
mort and will carry them to Queenstown,
from where they will be distributed
in Wexford, Waterford, Cork and other
countries, A goods train was wrecked
last night at West Meath, in conse-
nnence Of the rails having been torn
~nonstantinople, June 9th. British war
ships fired on the Nationalist positions
near Gonzla late on Friday When
~C0nstantinopie was aroused by neaVy
firing. The NationaInlsts approached
close to the British entertainments along
the Gnlf OF Ismid, where many BRUSH
units were stationed TO protect the
troops guarding the railway Inc col
Iapse of the Sultan's troops leaves the
British forces alone to defend the rail-
way terminal opposite Constantinople'
MANY Armenian and Greek refugees are
ranorted to have entered Ismid, after
having escaped from the Nationalist;
London June 6th.-An Exchange IeIe-
oraph Compsny's despatch from Rome
States that fourteen persons were killed
an several injured and many buildings
destroyed in the suburban, station at Lu-
rim last night, as the result OF an expo
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The members Of tho nights 81 Pyth-
as lodge vii meet this evening m their
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.dyv,s,cn Of the Wheeling Traction SIS
tom when tho trailer on The express
car Jumped tn" track NJ stop !. "h'IE
going into Wheeling. Tn" wreck crow
from tho Island car barn was am
Inonad and after working for -i.u'
,iftncn minutes had IA" car back on
he rails. tn" passengers w""' 'raA"-
rorrcd while all cars On ~" ":N'''
were late
Sees Sister After Twelve Years
George Rit2. former RESIDENT ~
Warwoci. who for the last tM"Ivr lars
has been employed by tho 6 o.
RAILROAD company AZ Huntington. ar
rived in this city - visit MS SiS'"E.
Mrs. Elizabeth Troll THIS IS ~" hrs'
tine that Mr. R.tY has sr"n IN" s,s,"r
IN ,,veIya Years and ehc Was surprised
when he arrived without irr;nE her
know that he was coming.
North Sido Briefs.
Mrs Hoover Of Eighteenth street ~
spending few days visiting ir'"nH'
Miss Molio Bennett oc center War.
wood IS visiting with friends ana !"IA
tives at Paden Cty.
The residence Of {. ~ F't"r'Hn -
South Warwood avenue IS heinz re-
ccciI Montgomery has returned -
Visiting friends IN Martins Ferry.
George Cunningham. ma. Ehr3}rr.
h1S resumed IL ""'''H o. - i
his vacation visiting With tr,'n IS
throughout Ohio.
Miss Marie Fotreuter vii! return, 70
hcr home on South Warwood Avenue
some time this week after spend'nT
several weeks visiting friends in FliS-
burgh.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Fherrs and son or
R!chland avenue have returned after
spending their vacation AZ Atlantic
City.
American Legion Post No. OF Nhec!-
ing are expected to attend the Dig
time at Bethesda this evening. The
mon Will motor over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rcnncc or Day
ton. O. are spending few nays Visit
ing friends and relatives in this city,
Mrs ". II Ferris and children or
S'"uhcNVille are spending several DAY"
visiting with friends here.
f l.. Messmter has returned 70 MS
home on Nnetccnth street RNer
BUSINESS trip TO Pittsburgh. Ia.
Harr,. campbell Of We!isourg -
spending several days visiting fF.ehos
on Eighteenth street.
nuo left for Tulsa. Okla. where he VIII
visit his brother. Charles Lash.
Miss Bertha Sharp OF Wellshurg IS
srcndinc the week visiting friends ana
relatives in North Warwocd.
lack Myers and Robert Philips Of
this ciry have left fer RiChmcnd and
Va, whore they VII! Sneno
several weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. II. L. Renner of DAYTON o.. -
spending several days visiting irlchds
and relatives here.
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holes IN the street are a,,ed up traffic
w!ll resume.
Tho ears on tho lower end of II" line
vii De- hauled by Hoses I" Jen"FS'n
avenue w@er" they VIII br coAh"rt"'
with the .iv" trolley Ni~". The trolley
wiz" below the break was taken down
when the large dcrrirks Wore erected
II has boon some time s'nr" III" p"o,
p,s in n" lower end OF town nav" mad
any street car Scry!N> - the first car
which was taken down WAS soon out 81
commission and the se""ud could not
be ram because Of tine broken trolley.
Schools Open August 80.
open for ,hc r92"-@I term Monday .\u.
gust 80 School formerly opened Labor
dav hut Will open earlier This year IN
order 10 gct IN four months Of school
before I'll" Christmas vacation
All books and "Gulpmeu. have been
ordered and no delay Will be caused IN
getting underway
Funeral services oyer II" remains "t
Miss Agnes Turner. wh" diod at the
tlendale hospital Saturday were hold
ior's church with Father NJ. J. Coga.an.
in charge In:crment was made in Mt
Rose cemetery.
Mound CITY council. Ne. 6. Jr. q. L. A.
NJ. ma ese"Cted the following ma dele
gates 70 the Junior state council to hc
h"ld at Flkius. August 18th: Ray
Wright. Wilbur Stnel". Roy Wclman
and oscar Chambers
Beside the regular delegates two state
officers Will attend m" council from
NoundsvillN. =. c. l.utcs Will 60 as
stare treasurer. and J. W. Powell. who
IS A member Of the law committee.
Legion Met
Several interesting topics were he
fore the members OF the Earl Francis
Pos, No. J. the American Legion last
evening a. their regular b!-mouthly s"s-
sion held in tho county court room. Dol
egatcs 10 the state convention 70 he
held in Parkersburg soon will he named
n, the next meeting. Routine matter
WAS brought up and disposed Of IN tho
usual manner Tho meeting was ono or
the best attended in recent weeks.
Arrested Woman
Deputy Sheriffs King and McCardIe
!ouyneyHd 20 Z point near Gi"n EaSton
carly Yesterday afternoon and arrested
and brought 10 Jail. Wilma Grim upon
a warrant charging her with an "ffrnse
n which she ana n man ar" alleged 10
ba implicated. Tho officers save 'hase
20 the man and although thoir fired 70
scar, him no escaped. Tho woman Will
be given a hearing this morning.
Goes To Camp
Guard c. " Rerry Of the West N!T-
ginia Penircnl:ary has gone 70 cuff Top.
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BENWOOD
TOTER
GETS s MONTHS
Louis Burr, Colored, Arrested by Chief
Larders on Saturday Il Sent to
Moundav!lle.

Squire Roidel sentenced Louis Burr
charged with pistol to;ing, to six
months in Marshall county jail yester-
day and fined him nifty dollars and costs.
The negro was charged with raising II
rrImpus In the lower end az Fcnwood
near Hitchman's store. chief Of Poli"o
Al Iandcrs was nct!iied and appeared
upon tn" scene and arrested the man
Burr was taken to the city building
and placed In jail and was searched.
\ col, revolver was found upon his
person. and he was charged with carry
ing n gun.
II is thought that Burr wanted 10
shoot his wife while ne was under tho
Influence OF liquor. His wife had been
hanging paper at a home IN the dis,ric.
when Burr went after her with pistol
He had fred n few times before Officer
I,andcrs had him In handouts. No ono
was hurt and Burr's wife returned
ho-pe badly frightened over her hus-
bands actions. Chief Landers, who
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
Make Plans for N. Z. Conference

a Make Plans 1Or N, Z. conference
-. Re-. Z. e.. Slater % the First NJ. T..
- church announced yesterday that pans
for tho NJ. h. conference" whirH VIII Dc
= held IN M"undsvtI!" S"r;S'nn"r , 22,23.: 20
= that one OF tho biggest conferences
;. over held N tho state viii be give"
~ over Goo Mothods, minister's will at
sa-Gend the conference AMI many others ara
G-expectCd 10 attend. Hishop Mcconnell.
p. who has charge - Ia" ltttSburGh as
~atrict Will have caarGs ct the entire con-
- In addition tn the conference the
. meeting VII colehrat" n" l"Ntn a3ni-
~ vsrsary or M"thod!sm N Moundsv.lIc.
o., bishop Edwin l., Hughes, Who was born
in MnundsNt!le. VIII Eiv" tie centennial
* on nc Sunday nefo.- ccnsHrcnrs week
Srswhich starts on TUESDAY. al " - min,
'---isters that are now living and have had
A-Mcharge 81 tho Methodist church here
-~-will be present. Mss Emma Moor"
=. missionary in India. Rev VIII Sudgcr.
who is now tr2>eI'nE n J2ran. and lte.,,
WHOM wcre bora in M"UndsN.!le, Will
Am.as the other Motel ssreskeys Who
will be here are: Dr. r@r"n",,", TrHe
~--Ciraates, Temperance orator; Church
Marsh, noted spoak"7 and writer r o ana
= 49, District Meetings. Tonight
- The district meetings Cor thu se,ec-
ton OF Delegates 70 attend the state
iudIc.a, convention and the Second Jud-
lclal District convention Will be held
throughout the county today.
The Republican meetings for Wash
ington and Clay distri",s WI. hs held
stsp, m this evening. the former meet
ing in tho court house and me latter
I'm 8. RisipgcCs office. Washington dis
~~-1rict will be entitled 10 lively" dele
yates and Clay two.
Cars to Lower Town
The Wheeling Traction company cars
will run to thu lower part ot The city
today for tho first time since APRIL II.
's~fe~fs eXpect ted that the first car will run
=-s-qnout nine O'Clock. ~ everything goes
Is expected.
Street Commissioner Litman and Sup
,rlntendent Jesse MARBLE % the Nourds-
lille division. have everything n readi-
,ess and. as soon a. the few remaining
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hail on MarshNi street. Ihcr" are S"N
"ral candidates Up f"r INITIATION ana Ill
members az" rcqu"StrI 10 y" present.
Lott Tor france ,,,.
~, ~, .'> -.'''' .,,, ,,,ro y,uT 20
>" N7~h,nE'"n ana from I",'r M E,,, ~ .,
,,.nor.. TO vy,I sr.nd several months
,,,u.trr ,l,, y,ar rims
viii Preach Sunday.
,,r-, '"~,vL vas n~cs~r; n. tn.
-, %. il., ,.l~,,...,, ,..urrh sun
a., -, Ln,r pr,f I,r Ferry. ~ the
W..I,ry r,II.rs Mary are asking as
I.l,. 49, ...,r oy.lu r-c,ch. ?rd
49,, ,,o,, NO, 10 v.., -. horr during the
,,,,,P, -, Amrue, viii ~, Pleasant news.
mont ~ EuE $780,, uoroId soctstv.
~ ao O'A a. WnnIsr's FI-S.ru
,,,...,, ,,.,. S,r,s.,. ~ ,Ec NJ f church
.,II ,.;,.r , r,r:, ms eycnoinE in the
, "'., - - ,rrr, h N honor Of the
i:,rr's IIcr,IJ Sor.c,y. \ sho-, pro-
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made the arrest. took the colored maj
to jail in handcuffs Yesterday.
wrist Broken.
While trying To jump over a higa
fence in the yard Of his home. Charles,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. Evans ~
North Main street. sustained broken
arm when one Of tho boards tore loos.
from tho fence. throwing him to ~"
ground. He was assisted TO Dr. Blak "''
office. next TO his home ana was Civ
medical aid Immediately. II was founi
that the wrist bones had been badly dis
located
Vacation Periods.
The regular vacation periods OF tire
officials Of tho city are now be ing spent
by the officers and Iiremen OF the -itr
building. Each cmplOye is given twr
weeks. one returning and another goioN,
in order to save n shortage Of men. Of
from Fish Creek yesterday and was o.
duty last evening. Officer O'Donnel VIII
leave today for Sebring. O.. where II.
viii visit his mother on his two week
vacation period. The days Of rest sir"h
to the employees of the city building
wcrn started on June l and will end /"
September.
One Dunk.
One lone drunk was arraigncd before
Mayor Clark Sprouts last evening AMI
lie: down with 81 and costs. lie wa
picked up by Officer O'Donnel on Satur-
day evening aft" rcauSing considcra p
disturbance in tho lower end ~ tho
town.
Shut Down. ~ 49,
The Sem-Solr"y Coke works or
North Main street, discontinued Wo:%
on the Block No. on saturday Ih:S
had been the only block working since
tho strike in September. 1919. ami now
that II has been closed the entire pia'N
is idle. II is NOT known how lonG !;
will remain shut down.
Auto Trip.
Russell Sivard. Edwarl Brannan ami
Russell Fcrbe returned home from SIS
trrSvillo last evening. The young men
enjoyed 2 good tim" in the down state
city leaving on Saturday in Ferbes car
They had previously only intended T.
stay for a day but said that they wer"
having too good a time to return 80
soon.
Bcnwood Briefs.
Rats" Caskey and Louis Murray
we're out berry hunting to Boggs Kun
yesterday.
q. ScarniCks & Sons purchased now
Ford truck a short time ago.
Mrs. J. Loupcc is having his mono
on North Main street repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lukchart re-
turned from Cleveland Yesterday where
thcy spent several weeks vacation.
Mrs. Harry Davis Of Parkersourg. W.
spending several days with relatives
here
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stumark and Fam
lily motorcd to Pittsburgh on Sunday.
Mr.. Earl Powell has accepted posi-
ton at the Mems Store" in Wheeling
Walter Charnocx will leave Tor So.
hiring. o.. this morning where ne Will
spend a short vacation.
BrR1r MONEY FOR wH1sKBY.
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