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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
HOLLAND.

Rev. Kelly preached an interesting sermon Sunday. Our school started Monday under the management of Prof. c. D. Goode, Prof. J. H. Hoggard and Miss Mar guerte Mcdonald. We are expecting this to be one of the best schools ever had at Holland. Most all of the chil- dren started and we are having some boarding students. Herb Carter and family of Conway visited their grand parents, MT. and Mrs. W. NJ. Carter. Sunday
 Jim Hoggard and family of Union Valley visited his brother, Prof. J. H Hoggard, Sunday.
 Moving is all you can see around | here now.
 B. E. Butler and J. H. McCarty moved in their new homes in Holland. I w. H. McCarty moved on '. M. Me Carty's place west of Holland Mathis Chaney moved on Aunt" Georgia Grisham's old place northwest of Hol- land
 J. A. Land and family of Mulberry moved back to Holland last week. Mrs. Martha Dowdy of Trenton vis- ited relatives here last week.
 It is with deep regret we give up our good friends, Dr. Mcdonald and fam fly, who have lately moved to Nay Tor. In doing so we are losing some of our best help to school, church, and the country in general. Their value to us has been inestimable, and our best regards go with them to their new home.
 November 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
TO LAUNCH NATIONS
 GREATEST HIGHWAY
CBv United Press)


 Denver Colo, Nov. 10.-Congress- ionsl aid in helping the twelve most westerly states raise S100,000,000 for hard-surfacing the $500 miles of dirt roads that make up the national park tn npark highway, will occupy the at ssntion of nearly 100 of the biggest nen identified with better roads movements through out the country, attending the three-day session of the National Park-to-Park Highway As sociation, which will open here tomor- row.
 Stephen T. Mather, director of the National Park Service, and officials of the American automobile Asso- citation. are among the delegates me moralizing congress to consider the stupendous project as a federal high way, the like of which exists nowhere m the world. It rough-circles nine western states to connect eleven national parks; Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Cali fornia, Arizona and New Mexico.
 The scenic running moose of this iariat-highway embraces an area greater than continental Europe, and touches Mesa Verde, Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone, Glacier, Mount Rainier, Crater Lake, Lassen, Yosemite, Se- guoia, General Grant and Grand Can yon national parts. Ultimately a branch road will connect Zion Nation d Park in Utah. Cheyenne, Great Falls, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Port land, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Denver ace on the route.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
NILONIA.

Miss Viola Harrod and Minnie Rob- erts, who are attending school here, visited homefoIks at Sharon Sunday.
 The election went off very quietly here. Cox received 53, while Harding receiving Is votes. Yet everyone seems pleased that Harding is to be our next president.
 Quarterly conference will commence here Friday and Saturday, November 12 and 13.
 Charley Montgomery is moving to Beryl.
 MT. and Mrs. Gus Bush were in our midst Sunday.
 Mrs. Waller has been very sick for the past two weeks.
 Miss Lula Roberts left Sunday for her School at Magness in Lonoke county.
 Born, to Coy H. Parker and wife fine boy, October 28. November 9.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10

S. L. Russell this week.
 Joe Sentell, Sid Marshal and W. c. Sentell of Baugh Chapel attended prayer meeting here Saturday night.
 Claud Davis of Little Rock was here Friday
 Miss Arley Russell is on the sick list at this writing.
 Silas Russell made a business trip to Little Rock Monday.
 Rev. s. L. Russell will preach his last sermon this conference year. Rev Russell has preached some fine ser mons for us and has done lot of good pastoral work in this community
 Everybody remember Sunday School at 10 o'clock Sunday morning and prayer meeting Saturday night.
 November 9.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
WOODROW.

The cotton crop here is almost gath cred.
 Edd O'Quinn of Vilonia has been building B. G. Hogan a chimney the past week.
 Randolph Wharton has rented Neal Adkins farm and will move in the near future.
 Mrs. John Wilson was claimed by ldeath November 1, after four months illness. She leaves a husband and eight children to mourn their loss.
 Arthur Snow and family of Little Rock motored here Sunday and spent the day with w c. Snow
 Mrs. Matte Cazort will move to Conway Thursday.
 Misses Verna and Jessie Jones of Moth Little Rock spent the past week here visiting relatives.
 Bliss Gunter of Center Point is here saving wood with his gasoline saw. November 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
TUCKER SCHOOL HOUSE.

Our school was put off a week or account of the teacher not being ready MT. and Mrs. Newman visited al Floyd Wilkerson's Sunday.
 Wade Henderson and wife of Mt Olive visited at Mrs Lackies Sunday Earl Newman and wife have nov ed to Conway.
 L.auell Fuller has returned home from a two weeks visit at Wooster Sam Milan and daughter of Keo visited at this place last week.
 Ertie Oliver and wife are going to move to Ward.
 Everybody remember preaching next Saturday and Sunday.
 November 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
PLEASANT NALLEY-NORTH
1

Several of this place are done gath ering their crops.
 Our school started last Monday morning under control of Misses Mabel Irby and Mamie Taylor and Geo. Livingston, we are expecting a fine school this winter
 Mir. and Mrs. G. J. Pearson of Wooster visited at J. L. Carter's Sun day
 Singing was well attended Sunday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Otis Burchfield visit ed at M. E. Burchfield's Sunday.
 M. E. Burchfield has sold 24 bales of cotton.
 Come on. Spring Hill writer, with some more little cotton pickers. You say that your little 48-pound boy can pick Ill pounds of cotton in one day Little Marie Taylor weighs only 39 pounds and has picked 139 pounds in one day. Now beat that.
 The B. Y. P. T. C. was well at tended Sunday night.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Abrams of Spring Hill visited at J. M. Brum- mett's Sunday.
 Carl Hampton left Sunday fo1 Caney, where he will teach school this winter.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Burchfield visit ed at Pickles Gap Sunday.
 November 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
CADRON VALLEY.

Health is good except some humps.
 Crop gathering is about thing of the past.
 Rev Chism preached two interest ing sermons Saturday night and Sun day.
 W. A. Ingram and wife attended preaching Sunday at Bailey's Chapel
 Prayer meeting was not well at tended Sunday night for some unknown cause.
 Miss L. Z. Henry visited at Miss Nora Davis Sunday.
 Miss Vera Morris and Miss Pear Davis visited Miss Velma Purtle Sun- day
 Miss Myrtle Smith visited Miss Der tha Tozer Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Levi Tyler visited at MT. Tyler's Sunday.
 November 9.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
SUNNY GAP.

We are having cloudy and rainy weather
 Our school started here Monday with a small enrolment, as most of the peo- pie have some cotton to pick yet.
 "Grandma" Patton is very sick at this writing.
 MT. and Mrs. Northwang were out to visit her parents Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Griever are visit ing their son at Philadelphia.
 Sunday school at Old Liberty every Sunday.
 Rev. Roberts will preach Saturday night and Sunday morning. Let every one hear him.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
SIXTEENTH SECTION

We are about ready to come in from the cotton fields and build big fire and enjoy the fruits of labor until next spring.
 Thomas Russell and Ottho Poal went sO Fl Paso Sunday.
 Charley Osborn had the misfortune se getting his barn burned Saturday
 Joe Shock and Arthur Haynes car ried cotton to Conway Thursday.
 Perry Gunter and Jim Austin went to Cabot Saturday. MT. Gunter will begin work on his new store Monday
 Jim Austin sold his farm to Rev
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10
CARD OF THANKS.

l take this method of thanking the officers and members of Conway camp No. 35, w. O. w., for their liberal do- nation for an artificial limb.
 T. c. Harmed
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10

House for Rent-New, all modern conveniences, near public school. G. A. Hulen, phone 29 -10-18dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-10

Old papers for sale se this cffiee.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 'GRANU
LODGE AT NORFOLK.

Tn" delegates and the Uniform
Rank will leave Richmond Monday,
June II. At $50 p. NJ. by the Norfolk
and Western r. r. Coaches wilt
be provided for the party and all are
urged to secure their reservations at
least three days before that time.
Arrangements have been made to
permit the delegation to so direct tC
the train through tho speed way"
ANA when the time comes for the
train to leave all will have been ac-
commodated. All persons win get
10 the depot at 3 p. NJ. in order to
avoid any rush. Visitors to the
Grand Lodge and Grand Court Will
he accommodated
The fare will be $2.T5 going and
% cents returning, making $3.67 IL
all.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
Fot RTU GREAT PRIZE OFFER.
y Trip to the Convention.

The Madam {. j. Walker Alnutf.n'
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- win Il free trip 10 the Fourth An
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the Convention will be given for the
''n best articles on "IIow succeed
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Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
l'lTiiIANS MEET IN NOREOIEi
NEXT WEEK.

The annual meeting Of The Grand
Lodge, Knights Of Pythas and Grand
Court together with the First and
Second Regiments will take place at
Norfolk. next Tuesday at Q A. NJ.
The delegates will secure tickets of
enc straight fare and ask for Ger
tiiicatc. which will cntitlc the dele
gate to return fare of one third
t the original fare. Two large
coaches have been secured for the
Richmond delegation. All are cX-
>ctcd to be at the Broad Street Sta
ton Monday, June II. 1920 at 3
o'clock. Admission has been arrang
e by the speedway.
Tickets will be ready Friday June
II, 1920 and as many delegates as
r, SSiblc are urged 10 purchase tick
c.S before hand. Some mistake was
ltadc by the issuance Of tariff cir
cular which provided for thc sale OF
tickets June 18th and thcrcuGtpr
Mnt this has been superseded by
;:ha.hcr circular providing for the
sale OF tickets JuEc llth and there
after. Complaints were received from
Cape Charles. Bucn;. Vista and Nat
ural Bridge. The mistake was cor
rected at the two last named places.
Board and lodging at Norfolk will
be $500 per day.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
AROUND THE CASTLE

Friday night, the 4th inst. was Il
great night around the Castle. The
rain came down in torrents. but about
100 brave Knights assembled to sec
the degree team of blooming Lily
Lodge in action. They were not dis
appointed. for sixteen ESqurcS met
the senate, which had met in session
extraordinary, whose dccrccs were
carried out to the letter. The scenes
and dramatic presentation We're we'll
nigh perfect. Old timers said that
this rs the best team ever here.
The caste followS:. Monitor. Sir
George T.. Booker; Pythagoras, Sir
Sh"drach Fleming: King, Sir Herbert
Fleming; MaStcr-at-ArmS. Sir Daniel
B. Scott; Scribe. Sir Nathaniel Mel
son: lIoadsmcr. Sirs Henry Walker,
Alex Franklin; Attendants, Sirs Sam
uel Jackson, Major Watkins. Charles
r. II. Steward Granville Fleming
The Senators in order are: SirS w.
S. Willis, Charles T.. Stevens, Charles
II. Morton, Robert T. PoindcXtcr.
William T.. Hackney. william \
Holmes. w. T.. Noble. David Lewis,
Shcdrach Fleming. Herald. Sir Rob
crt Brooks.
Col. w. II. Willis is MANAGER Of
the team for 1920. SIR George Il.
Booker is G. G. Sir Edmund Smith.
Y. G.. and Sir William A. Holmes,
Prclatc.
Refreshments were served
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY
CLOSES.

The Closing Exercises of the Nir-
Slnia Union University were begun
! nurSday night when thiIty.unn mem
hcrS OF the Academic Department rc
rcivcd diplomas. Nine speakers re-
presented this department by ur;tt
ions. tThc graduation address wa$
delivered ny Rev. j. T.. Cooke, Rich
mond, Supt. Male Orphan. Asylum.
At 10:3c the annual meeting OF.
the Alumni Association was held NJ.
which time Il paper was read Ivy Rev.
XIX. After this Il number oi thCSo
present spoke CONCERNING the sui>
jrct: The Rual Church," Among,
tu"Sc present were: MIR. T.. X Jones
Secretary Urban League; Rev. l..
O. Lewis, Lynchhurg; Rev. y. \
C;aham. PhocbuS, Rev. Lucas. Rhod,
Island: Rev. j. \. Brinklry, Smitr
ficld. Rev. Howard, WASHINGTON, d
C., and Prof. Conner. Atlanta, Gu.,
AZ p. NJ. the business meeting OF
The Alumni WAS held and this was
followed by the annual dinner at <
L. NJ.
The commencement Exercises OF
The college WAS held ut SIS =. NJ.
Five graduates from the college and
seven from the logical department.
Judge Wm II. Harrison delivered the
address to the graduates.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

Mr.. Norman Olphan graduate OF
Virginia Union University left the
rity last Tuesday for his home in
Newark, \. j. He thanks his many
friends for the old Virginia hospi-
l"lity accorded him and extends to
'hcm welcome to his home shonld
they ever visit the northern cline.
Will" here he was stopping with
VI. James Green Of sol Goddin ST.
Mir. Olphan in well chosen language
preached his farewell sermon to an
arprcciativc audience last Sunday
r!orning at the End Baptist Church
ScuthSidc. He is the son of Mr.. Lee
Olphan. an old ManchcstcTian.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
WHITE NAV ASSAULTS
COLORE:D G|RL. AND
GETSL|FE TERM
(By Joe l.. Tinslcy.)

The trial Of Charlie Noe, white
Who on February 2lst lurcd eleven
year old Beatrice Lindsay of this
city to y lonely spot in the woods,
Inout one and a half miles from the
city. and brutally assaulted her, WAS
III Ought to Il close at Blountv;nc.
T,nn.. Friday May 2S, after hard
tonight legal battle between the de
fcnsc and prosecution extending
over Il period Of three days, the de
icnSc trying 10 save the brute from
the electric chair while the proSccL,
ion cXcrtcd every effort to give him
thc extreme penalty.
Because Of the unusual character
oI the crime and the youth Of the
victim the trial attracted wide spread
attention throughout both Virginia
;'nd Tennessee among both white and
cnlGrcl. At the preliminary hearing
rNcn Noe Immediately after his ar
rest and confinement he was indicted
rn two counts--crminal assault up
iii an eleven year old colorcd girl -
;.uG OF having carnal knowledge Of Il
female under twelve years Of age.
NOt because Of lack Of evidence, but
because Of Il prejudice jury and the
Fact that Il white man must place UP
on his entire race the Odium Of rap
Jig Negro girl. Noe was freed OF
the charge of rape. hut was found
guilty Of the charge in the second
count, with Il recommendations by
death. and was sentenced 10 life I'M
pI isonmcnt by the Hon. Judge ID. \
that notorious jury Of anything hut
EcNinc.
The conviction of Noe closes one
Of the most startling trials ever wit
messed in this section Of the country
H. hiirouSncSS it has no parallel in
Tic criminal history OF the county
end the fact that the Attorney Gen.
Pos. Attorney. o. B. Lovctt, and
lie Judge Of the court dealt so speed
iN, firmly, and mrtcd out to the brute
his reward FOR his crime the people
~ Tennessee and Virginia will cvcY
cherish the memory of these fearless
men. Their actions in dealing with
zoe and dcnouncing his daStardly
act has placed these men foremost in
the ranks of those who place law. or
der. and Justice above the plane OF
hatred and prejudice. The conviction
OF Charlie Noe is complete triumph
for law-loving and law-abiding citi
I"n& who must be protected from
Tie menace of such inhuman crimi
mails.
Charlie Noe, twcnty-onc years old
IHd Of sound mind ana body. and
who bears an unsavory reputation
"mong his own people is known to
hhvc attempted an outrage upon a
member OF his own race. but because
of the law lido at which his morals
flowed ff he had any) choose for
his victim a helpless. eleven year old
c"lor"d child upon which 10 inflict
his horrible and mspcakablc crime.
Eut this only adds to the long list OF
crimes that are being and have been
fo" long, long time. inflicted upon
cur people. II establishes another
chapter in the criminal history Of the
white race and lisprovcs the theory
that This form Of crime is confined
10 th" Negro race. Passing as a mar
lied man with a wife and sick baby
this man. Noe, lurcd this innocent.
helpless" child away from the prote3
tiOn of home or even the possible Ms
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
THE MINISTER'S CONFERENCE.

The meeting last Monday was n
lint meeting with the white Baptist
NniS'"r The program was in Mlr'
charge. DR.. ". IT. Stokes made the
principal address from the subject:
"Arn Teachings of Jesus Workable
IL thi" Gcncration?"
The HldrcSS was excellent and we'll
delivered. Discussions on the subject
ar" t." be had in mother meeting
Snhi"c: to The call Of a committee.
TIE conference Will ho'd its meet.
ing next Monday at 1870 A. NJ. at
IN FoHrtl. baptist Church 2Sth and
y &c. :" momhc~s AID friends
are urged to be present.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

"lSlan"c ol Il stranger or Il paSScr-by
and wrrakcd upon her frail body his
i"ndiSh purpose, the like of which
has no precedent in the criminal his
tory Of the State.
The swift action Of the Court in
handing M" his punishment meets
tie approval uf tho entire citizen
ship OF Virginia and Tennessee.
white and colorcd.
This Charlie Noe ON The twenty
fn$t Of February in The broad day
n%ht approached little Beatrice Lind
CONTINUED ON Fifth pagc)
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
\ GRAND LECTURE.

Hear Rev. II. Bcccher Taylor at
the Firth Street Baptist Church on
Morday night. June II. at $40, on
this most interesting subject. "Who
10 Marry; When to Marry and How
10 Stay Married. The lecture is
under the auspices OF the b. Y. =. t..
OF the Fifth Street Baptist Church
NiS@M. Kate DOYLE, president, Miss
EEt"llc ID. Ward. secretary, Mrs .
Anna NJ. Fauntlcroy, treasurer. The
"dmisSion fee is ten cents. Mr.. l.. V.
E"&!c$ton is master of ceremonies
E%&lcSton is master Of ceremonies .
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
WDMEN'S BAPTIST STATE EDUCN
TlONAL CONVENTION.

The WomanS Baptist State Edu.
ratlonal Convention OF Virginia will
meet June 2i-2T. 1920 ut the First
Baptist Church, PocahontaS, Va. Rev.
lnman pastor. All persons expecting
10 attend should send in their names
Il once to Mrs. l.. b. Jennings, Box
""'. Board and Lodging will be one
dollar per day.
MRS. NJ. WALLER RICHARDSON
corresponding Sec
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
MT. CALVARY HApCIST (JII-RCU
MAKES y GREAT DRIVE.

The *cmi-annual rally OF the Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church. Fulton, ter
minated with great success, One
Thousand TWO hundred dollars were
realized IN this effort and he Nom
hcrShip is rejoicing ovC" he success.
The Pastor. Rev. c. \. CobhS is \
type OF the young and energetic man
oi God, who is doing Il great share
IN building up the Kingdom of God
upon the earth. Rev. CobbS is Il
product of his present charge, having
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

been a member Of Calvary since his
early youth. His phenomenal sue
cess ;t Calvary rcfutrs the idea that
great lhni.;& cannot be accomplished
in your native field. We predict a
great future for Rev CobhS.
Those who led clubs in the rally
are rs follows: Susie Holmes. Iucy
lIo mes. Ardclia Henderson. Frank
J"trr R"V. Mrs. CobbS. Meredith
Foster, Ellen Brown. \. d. Daniel
G. b. Jefferson. Viola Clark, Maria
Jones.
The Church thanks all Of the
friends both colorcd and white. for
their liberal donations and will en-
dcavor by their aid to burn the mort
gage AT an early datc.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

Having been appointed Admini&tra
It." Of the Estate Of the Late Geo. II
johnson. who WAS associated with
" |. Johnson and Son. Inc, Notice
:> hereby given 10 all persons who
have claims against his estate II
prcScni IL same to me for aymcnt
ana any person who may owe his
estate anything will i:nvwlSc make
payment directly to me.
j. THOMAS HIGWIN,
AdminiSt by appointment
Of the Richmond Chanccry
Court.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
ENTERED INTO REST.

GoODE-Dicd at his residence. Is w
J"ckson, Thursday June >. 1920 a.
$50 I. NJ. SylvanuS Goode, the hui,
hand, Mr.. Charlie Campbell. Mrs
leaves Il wife, one son, JuniuS Syl
vunuS. Il host of friends.
In Gods hands we leave him,
Washington. New York and Phi
a""lphla papers please copy.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
AIS'EON-.JANIES. \

Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Kill
Patrick announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Florence b. James to
Mr., Willis l.. Alston. "Wednesday
evening. June 9. 1:30 =. NJ. at their
residence, l05 North Second Street
The Rev. r. J. King ofliciatod.
Reception. Wednesday June %. at
$50 p. NJ.
Friends invited 10 cards.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
HRANTON-WHITE..

Mr.. nd Mrs. Preston White an
h"''hcc the marriage OF their daughter
Alberta j. 10 Scrgt. James l.. BraXtnn
"i Richmond, Va.
Reception, June 18th at the home
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Fields ITO
my street from 500 to ll:U0 + .
NJ Friends invited. No cards. Ser&l
and Mrs. BraNton will reside in Phil
adclphia. Pa.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
Notice.

We received one OF our return on.
vciopcs post marked. Richmond with
two ono dollar bills in the came hui
with no name or address, We ia not
know 10 whom to accrcdit The
amount VIII The sender Let u* 81. "
lis name?
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
In Memory.

sad and loving memory Of my
son Rev. William II. Anthony.
departed this life on June nth
Jade no one Il last farewell,
Ftid good bye TO none;
hcavcniy gates were open wide.
wing voice said. "COmc!"
with farewell unspokcn
gently entered home.
LOVING MOTHER. WIFE.
AND CHILDREN.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

wish to announce to my friends
ard the Public in general that I
have qualified as Notary Public for
the city Of Richmond, and. will be
glad 10 serve YOU.
Al'rc IS. 9l$ st. Paul Street
Prone. Randolph 1916.
IDA f.. CHARITY.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

The Republican National CouNrn
'on, i'll session at Chicago has been
\, object OF interest ON the part OF
entire country. The most dis
4'hing factor has been the candida-
) or Senator Hiram W. johnson,
FIo leading the fight against Prcsi-
mt Wilson's League Of Nations has
rough his recognized mouth-pircc
|'nator William T.. l'orah has dcclar-
II that he and his friends would
pit the convention before they
build submit to plank supLrtu,g
Q Treaty With the Lodge rescrya.-
8rnS
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

Mrs. r. n. Patterson of New
York. N. V. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Lille Austin OF 214 W. 22nd
street South Richmond Va.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

Mrs. Margaret Cox Of Baltimore
Md, is the guest OF her son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Cox
Washington, Park.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

Mrs Maudc II. Lee and her chi,
dlcn, Glcnola. Solomon and Mariar.
left the city last Thursday for their
home in Lancaster, after spending
four weeks here, Visiting relatives
and friends.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cooke, OF
Staten Island, y. v were the guest;
pi Dr. and Mrs. Sterling Pride OF
2rl" Bainhrid2H street last week
They were royalty entertained while
here.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12

Is Nary T.. Williams. r. ~,
called to the bedside Of her
in Savannah, Ga. He is scri.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-12
TIE LILY WHITES WIN.

Colorcd people were most Interest,"
in the seating OF the colurcd men.
nc led the fight agai&t the lily
|hite Republicans, who excluded
Corcd men from Republican meet
X up white Republican Party in
the excuse that they were build
fg up a white Rpuhlican Party in
IL Southland. The colorcL delegate
IN from Virginia appeared before
Republican National Committee.
It made no Roadway, ali OF the reg
2,rS being seated. The appeal to the
I 1cdcntialS Committee Of the Rcpub.
San National Convention met With
$lilar treatment.