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FULTON NOTES.

We had Il very fine gathering in
our Sunday School last week We list
cncd TO some very encouraging re
marks Ivy Rev. Toy of the Virginia
UniCL University also by our pastor
Rev. C.. a. Cobbs and his Madam.
Everybody seem to enjoy them
selves all day Sunday, the occasion
being the 10th anniversary of tho
Church and the first of our Pastor.
11:30 A. NJ. DR.. ]. e. Jones CT the
Va. Union University preached.
$3.50 p. NJ. Rev. M. Brown Of the
Fulton Baptist church (white)
preached at the request of some OF
the members of the church.
Monday night $3.50 p. NJ. Rev. J..
dudley Of the Zion Baptist
church south Richmond delivered q
strong Gospel sermon, lions Choir
rendered music.
Sunday, November 14th, at 1870
a. Nj. will mark the beginning of
the 10th Anniversary Of the First
BAPTIST church. Bermuda Hundreds
Va, and the LIST of its Pastor, Rev
w. L.. Tuck, Il young man Of our com
munity and real Christian gentle
man, we hope the people of Rich
mond will go III large numbers to
help our brother. Preaching will be
every night Tor n week by some OF
our strong gospel ministers.
Haptising will he held at the same
church Sunday November Sth, scrvic-
Is all day.
The Fulton Lodge, X. of p, No. AZ
request all Of the New Knights and
those lately restored back, to be pres
cnt with all the rest of the Sir knights
Monday November Sth, s =. NJ. 1T the
Castle Hall. Business Of Importance.
Sir G. c. Atkins, G. c., Sir Frank
Jeter, *. of II. and s., Sir VIM. IL.
Banks is yet indisposed at his resi-
dcnce Deny street.
On the Election day the cOlored
vote was pretty heavy for Mr.. Pol
lard and Mr.. Price, because we do
not take Il stand Oh hercsy, but we
are like the Queen of Sheba, must
see for ourselves.
Don't forget the Rally at the Mt.
Calvary Baptist church which termi-
mates tho fourth Sunday in this
month. All of the Glasses Of the Sun
day School are requested to make q
grand showing on that day. Teachers
get busy.
Tomorrow at 1880 A. M. Rev. r.
S. Brown of Mullica Hill. N. j. wilt
preach Mt the Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church. Communion $3.50 P. M.
Rev. C. T. Martin will preach at
$3.50 PM.
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CHICAGO NOTES.

Rev. Charles Satchcl Morris, ST.,
of Norfolk, Va, spoke before a largo
audience at the Metropolitan church
Sunday evening The address was
highly resolved and was followed by
a we'll arranged musical program.
Rev. II. l.. Scott pa, tor of Grant
Memorial y. III. T.. Chapel, 1900
Evans Avenue is back from a trip
through the South where he aroused
much interest among the a. M. j.. con
nections.
-.-.,o +>.pIta DdNtcr oil Lake Forrest
49, i.>a n~r.i appointed teacher IN
>'i.u 'c.L "".I... Ia. week 10 take up
iIcI uu,,oo. -,Ioo I.aA.cr MAS slauuit
c". las. spring Irum i .ske University.
M. 1. i4"I.Iy, pluS .u.iiI Inc bl.Icy
i\e"i,y 90, "u.o ota,c street VINO has
"olc much III helping TO secure suit
ape locations III the Suburbs Tor
homes Tor members OF tie Race is
much elated over tic interest shown
pS them in purchasing lots and build
ing thus relieving the housing condi
tons III The city proper.
=. L. jackson 1882 Wabash avenue
a member OF North Star Lodge No.
~ u. Is. r., who has been quite i'll
seVefal weeks is improving rapidly
ana expects to be OUT in q few days.
An increased number of the Race
mas entered the University of Chicago
ana Northwestern University for the
scholastic year.
Rev. II. II. Johnson pastor OF the
a. M. Il. church at Waukegan, ILL.,,
spent some time in the city during
the week on business.
After a pleasant stay in the city
with friends during the fall, Mrs.
Lydia c. Davis left during the week
for her home at Montgomery, Ala.
Miss Alice Baxter daughter Of Mrs.
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,icnco yesterday

dcnco yesterday
Government officials thereupCn be
came suspicious, aud IN Investigation
was conducted by J. A. Blalock, spe
cial operating agent OF the Secret
Service Department. The investiga-
ton resulted in the arrest OF g. w.
G. Brown, tho employee Of the bank
who had authorized the placing OF
G3rdon's mark on the signature &C
cording to the charge.
At the arraignment OF Bsown yes
terday before Commissioner Malone
on tho charge OF forging, stealing, Ut
tcring and passing government
check, two other employees of the
bank testified. These were Edward
Baker and J. S. Hughson, who wit
messed the placing of the cross.mark
on tho check, according to the. cvl.
dence
Immediately after their testimony
Assistant United States District At
tolney Flranld G. Miller requested
that these two be arrested Oh n war
rant charging them with coneriracv
to forge government check Brown
was also arrested OH the same charge
All three Negroes were bound over to
The Federal Grand Jury under bonds
Of $1,000 each.
(Va. Pilot and Norfolk Landmark,
October is, 1920
We cannot understand why these
co'orcd bank officials were sent on to
the grand jury I'D.
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THE y. Nj. G. A. NOTES

The boys and men arc making use
of the y. NJ. G. A. daily and they are
glowing stronger for service in tho
community.
Last Saturday 5 p. Nj. at tho build
ing lor the explanation on the sun
day School Lesson Ivy Dir. w. ii.
Stokes went over the top and there
is a seat for YOU. Everybody was hap
by and helped.
Every boy aud man of the Y. Nj.
&. ~. was in the best Of spirit last
Sunday. q.
800 y. NJ. at the building The
WORKERS held special meeting which
gave them the key for the day.
The Singing i'll the pcnllcntiary
FOR the women 10 A. NJ. was lead by
irof. Joseph Matthews aud every
wuman'S heart WAS touched. The
hour was Il high one for God.
10 a. Nj. the committee held spec
ial meeting in the city lml and three
Vcrc led to accept Christ.
The inmates OF the city homo were
glad to welcome the committee 10 A.
NJ.
p. M. at the building the boys
had an over flow meeting and gave
the Yer ybest of attention to Pres.
Robert p. Daniel who spoke to them
upon getting the right foundation
and there stay. Singing was high CT
fort. Mothers we thank you.
Tho men and boys closed the 31st
year $3.50 p. NJ. at the building. Tha
meeting will not be forgotten very
soon. Tho singing was right from
the soul accompanied by Muster
Joseph Hopkins. Tho spirit wns high.
To-day =. NJ. nj the building you
anc your friend arc invited to the OK
PLANTATION OH the Sunday School Les
son. Come.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
The workers Will hold Il meeting
$3.50 a. Nj. ut the building.
p. Nj. Il special address will be Civ
eli to the boys Of Richmond ut the
Y M. C. ~. All boys are invited.
The 31st Anniversary exercise
Will open s p NJ. at the 4th Baptist
church, Church Hin. DIR. w. II.
Stokes will preach the annual ser.
mon. Subject: The Present Ago and
its Need. The Sabbath Glec Club will
SlllS special songs. women aud men
ale invited. Seats free Tor everybody
Come.
Or. w. Il. Johnson will preach at
TIE 9th Baptist church, IIarvle and
Cary stress, Sunday Nc ycmber 18th
=. NJ. MUslc by the chou OF tho
church. Rev. ~. ID. DAILY and church
make You welcome. Help us to con
,.nuc cur anniversary exercises Rich
E.ond is very much III need of help.
BE one.
Our week Of Prayer will open at
the building Sunday November Nth
$3.50 A. NJ. Talk this meeting up for
out Of will come many riches.
Let every home Of Richmond and
else where have special prayer for
Tho \. NJ. G. ~. Please hear our cry
for prayer.
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Cora Franks Of Lake Forest. H., IL
teaching In the high school at Calp..
ILL.,, whore she received an appoint
ment q few days ago. Miss Baxter wa,
graduated frOm Shaw University
last spring with the degree OF A. b.
Capt. II. E. Ellis q loading bust.
ncss man OF Detroit Mich, is expect
ed to return to the city and enter bus
mess. Capt. Ellis was In the city a
few days ago in interest OF the Crock
or Air Line Co.
Miss Laura Baxter aud her moth
or, Mrs. Cora Franks OF Lake Forrest
ILL.,, spent sometime in the city dur
ing the week on business.
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Grateful Father Writes l.. J. Hayden
of Remarkable Cure-Doctorss Had
Given Her Up-A Few Bottles Ac.
complish Marvellous Results.
l.. j, Hayden, Richmond, Va,

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FIRST MI. OLIVE NOTES.

Miss Lucy j. Holmes died In Wash
ington last Wednesday night. The re
mains were brought home last Sat
urday. The funeral services were
conducted at Mt live of which she
was n member.
Mr.. Henry Ruf1ln the oldest citi-
zen OF this section Is quito sick.
Mr.. Fred Thomas came home sick
last Sunday.
Miss. Lurcen Harvey is still on the
sick list.
Mr. Paul Thomas wife and two
children and Mrs. T.. V. Harvey we've
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Junius
Teyo last Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Lawson and little son
W. Irving returned last Saturday aft
CT stay of several weeks with her
parents.
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SNA"F ERECTI1D TO HONOR OF
COLORED TROOPS.
L S. Dead Commemoratcd by Ituu
ment to BE Dedicated in Franco

MonDhois, Department of Artennes
Franco. Oct. 22-When the 272d
United States Infantry, composed OF
Negroes, left this place for home they
collected among themselves fund
which was left with the French gen
eral Outlet to erect monument to
their. comrades who had fallen in the
stiff fighting OF October, 1918. Gcner
al Outlet was commander of the 72lst
and 272nd Regiments of Negro infan
try which with the Thirty-third
French infantry, formed a division.
General Outlet, who has taken u
warm personal interest in the matter
has had, sober-appearing but i'm
elrcssive stone, monument erected
which will be dedicated Monday. At
the ceremony General Outlet aud
various French officers of distinction
Will DO present and the coadiutor
hop Of Rheims will celebrate
mass on the field The American
army will be represented by Colonel
X. John Welt and other members Of
the staff OF Lieutenant Colonel r..
Hrnt!ey Mott, military attnche to the
American embassy in Paris
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OWNER ALSO. MAY DIE

Three Engage in Revolver Battle
Two Others Escape In Taxicab.
(New York, Sun Oct. 81, 1920
Nicholas Mecca of 100 West Tooth
street and Thomas Hunt OF 1893 Co.
!umbas Avenue both of whom have
police records as bandits and holdup
men, walked into the saloon at 600
Columbus avenue owned by William
Martins and Andrew Hollocher last
night shortly before II o'clock when
TIA place was empty save for Mr.. Hol
locher, his bartender, George Ulrich
and the man behind the oyster bar
James Fowler.
Mccca and Hunt drew revolvcrs
and ordered the three men to hold up
Their hands and Chen lined them up
behind the bar. Mecca kept them
covered while Hunt went behind the
bar and began to open the cash regis
ter. lie got it open after some trouble
found it empty, and began to search
about for money. Mecca took his
eyes off the three prisoners for a no
ment and Mr.. IIollochcr reached
down with one hand. opened n draw
'''' ''oN out IL lcNoiNcI. mecca
lli| Mt llollocher as the latter
Strengthened up, and again before
iio!locher could return the fire. But
ut Hol!ochcr's first shot Mecca fell
to the floor with bullet wound in
the head and Ilollochcr turned upon
Eunt. Both men fired twice. Ono Of
Hunts bullets struck Hollochcr in
tho left kidney while both Of Tho
SHOTS fired by Hollochcr hit Hunt IN
tho head.
Fowler and Ulrich notified the no
lice, who found the 3 men uncon.
scious on he floor. They were taken
TO tho knickerbocker Hospital, whore
1t was said that Mecca and Hunt
both OF whom were placed under ar
rest charged wish robbery, would
die. Hollocher"s condition was said
tC be serious. ..
The police say that Hunt and Meo
ca. In company with another man
and girl came In o he -alo,, earl
Ter In the evening and sat for a while
Ill tho back room, where they had
several drinks. After a while. tho
police said, the four went outside
by the side door and the ether man
and the girl engaged taxicab. They
waited outside with the machine
while Hunt and Mecca went IN to
hold up the place. but fled when tho
shccting began.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Danvillc, Va, Oct. 16, 1920.
This is TO certify that I have re.
ceived from John Mitchell Jr., Grand
Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge of Va.
Knights Of Pythias. N. A. ) S. A.; &C.. ;
a. ard A. (s150.00) One Hundred
md Fifty Dollars in payment Of the
Ueath Claim Of Brother John Waddill
who was q member Of Roman Lodge
No. Is Of Danvillc, Va.
Signed:
LUCY WADDILL.
her
mark
beneficiary.
Witnesses.
GEO. WILSON.
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and record the hope that oven 30
great loss to uB may 10 overruled
for good by Him that docth all things
we'll.
RESOLVED: That we bow our
heads to tho will OF Ann. gnty Nuu.
and cay to our Brother Ward, Treat.
peace be tG Thy aches"
IqDSOLVED: That a copy OF these
resolutions BIO spread on the minutes.
ccpy DO sent to tho bereayed fans
~, and q copy sent TO The Richmond
Planet for publication.
COMMITTEES:
J. l.. ROYAL.
District Deputy.
WAVERl.Y GAItTWRlGlIT,
Vice Chancellor.
LEE X. ANPY.
Sir Knight.
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A REVELATION I

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Two Mortally Injured in Raid on
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Three Engage in Revolver Battle
Two Others Escape In Taxicab.
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4 n -Danevanr. Tcxas.-El
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Ell LUNCH DE HOY, EN- Ell
GUNTER

La Pan American Round Table
dc San Antonio, la prestigiosa agru-
paci6n femenina que presidida por
Mrs. J. C. Griswokld, organizara el
pasado congreso de mujeres amerl-
canas Y ~mexieanas, en- esta cludad
celebrado. ha escogido ell dia de hoy,
dia de patri6tica celebration nuestra,
para la de uno de sus in~teresantes
meetings, con motive del cual, Sc
servira Ell acostumbrado lunch en-
uno de los e~legantes salones de Ro-
tel Gunter, 2 las doce del dia.
A este netting, con el que Ia res
petable sociedad americana, estrscha
sus r~elaciones con Ell elemepto me.
xicano de San Antonio, han sido
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CERRALV0 FUE
0CUPADO POR
LOS REBELDES
Estes estaban al mando de
jose Cara Gonzalez, re-
cientemente Ievantado
en- armaS

MONTERREY. y. l.. Abril 60
FL domingo DroxiMo pasado, - oe
Ahril. una partida revolucionarls en-
-r5 q n D~oblacion de Cerralvo, eH Ia
nar-e ncrestz del Estado, habiendo
rermanecido por va,:aS horas, o me
.r di-ho, durante ese dia. en- esa p!a-
70.
Varias personals cue han lle~ado a
esta capital. prcceGzntes de Ia m5n.
rionada plaza d Ccrralvc, han infor-
ma4o qac IA 2a~;ida revclucionar'a
one entr6 = esa ciudcd. estaba man
dada por el jefe Jose Cara Gonzal@,
7uien ohlig6 Il AlcaiGe de Ia Carcei
a que pusiera en- libertad a todos los
presoS. Entire JscoG 50 e~ncontraoa
mo de Nomhrc Anastasio Martinez.
CHE - unto desde luego : los revolt
ricnatios Y W con Ia imrunidad que
sic acto le daba. - pressnto en- eI
.IuzraGo De Letras. de donde re
coci5 todas las arnas cue tenlan dc
'comnadas ali, aSl como alEunos
expediznres De importancia.
En- esta c;udad 5. crcia prlmera.
mente L eI jefe rebalde que ha5ia
en,-ado a Cerralvo, hubiera Sldo q
ex General Felix Lozanc, Pero la lie
gaGa de les pasaje-Cs dIchoS, Tn q
a~clarar este punco.
La rarrida rebclde capitaneada
L. $50 T9r;--o [iIlarreal = lie
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DEFUNCIONES

Nino PompoSo Jimenez a Ia edad
de > amos Y 8 meses, hijo de Don
Pomposo JimGnez Sr. Y de IA seno
"a CarIota Vargas de Jimenez
Nino Elias Trevino. a la edad de
8 amos Y , meSes, h;5o de Rosendo
Trevino Y de la sonora su esposa
Sofia Lopez de Trevino.
Tn nino de Juan Amaro Y Maria
de Jesus Charles de Amaro.
Nina Consuelo Cervera, a la edad
de / aho Y 8 meses, hija de Don Oc-
taviano Cervera Y de IA sonora Ines
&c Cerrera.
Una nina de Don Jose Diaz de
Leon Y de la sonora Natalia D. de
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possible que tome Ia subscription que
desea a la ediaicn de los domingos
solamente Y debra optar por subs
cri5irse n Giario o ror hacerlo a
Semanario. Que sc rlblica los misr-
coles. en- case dc que Qu;era reel
.bir Ia PRENSA.
acknowledgements j IS preferable
Que l. cuyie a 81 fzmilia ci d;nero
r~ecesario para que haGa el vaje y
fe aconsejamos que 10 hagl vali5r-
Dose de aIguna< de las caSas que Sc
dsdicar \ este nccocIo Y no por me
do d On giro postal, pues el Es-
,ato dc Michoacan es de los cue Sc
han rehelado contra cI gobierno
de Carranza. P6r este mismo vera
listed Que puede que 81 famil!a tro-
piece con alCunas dificultades en-
81 viaje.
Ahora bien. para entrar a los Es-
tados Uridos, los requisites neceSa-
rios son: cue sepa leer ' escribir;
que sus condiciones de aseo ' de
sa,ud sean buenas; que paguen ocho
d6.ares. los mayores tie catorce amos
y a. vencaa provistos de IN pasa-
porte expedite por las autoridades
meXicanas ' visado por algUn Con-
sui americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05
REGISTRO CIVIL
MATRIM0NEOS

LeonideS Lopez y Amalia Rente
ria.
N;canor Martisez Y Petra Villa
rreal.
Francisco Alvarez Tostado y Ma
Jividad Camarena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05
Donaciano Lerrumbide Y Julia
Contreras.
NACIMIENTOS

Tn nino de Antonio V. Gonzalez
V Nieves Garcia.
Tn nino de Guillermo Cisneros V
Josefa r. de Cisneros.
Tn nino de Ignacio Delgado Y
Margarita Cara.
Una nina de Valentin Rivera Y
Santos Salinas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05
SANT0RAL

San Pho Y. Papa Confesor, San
IA C-reScenc;ara Nartir ' Ia Con
version del Gran Padre = Doctor de
In IglcSia san Acustin.