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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-31
SELECT D. r. MALONE

1CEOCI u T. WNLONG
NEW YORK, July 31.-Dudley Field
Malone, former collector of the port
Of New York, was selected as the
Farmer-Labor party candidate for the
governor of New York
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CHARGES
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
AGAINST RELATIVES

WINCHESTER, Ind. July 31.-Two
affidavits were filed in Squire Coats
court, Wednesday by Alkaline Gleason.
One was against H. S. Anderson, charg-
ing him with the use Of profane
language and the other was against
Clara M. Anderson, the wife of H. S.
Anderson, on charge of assault and
battery.
Mrs. Gleason, who is sister-in-law
of the Andersons and is administra-
trix Of the Fowler estate, alleged that
when she called at the Anderson home
she was not kindly received. The
plaintiff resides in Yorktown and the
defendants live in Parker.
Files Suit.
Sarah NJ. Thompson entered suit in
Squire Coats court, Thursday against
Terrill Marsh on a charge of allowing
miners to play in pool room, owned
by him.
Marriage License.
License to wed was issued Wednes-
day to Bertram E. Thornburg, 30, of
Muncie, and Rosetta Lesley, &c, Win
chester.
Family Reunions.
The Wagner family reunion will be
! held at the fair ground, Greenville, O.,
| Sunday, Aug. s.
The Cecil family reunion will be
held at McCulloch Park, Muncie, Sun
-, day. August IS.
| The Tharp family reunion will be
held at Old Center, Sunday, August s.
Entertains w. r. c.
Members of the w. R. c. whose
birthdays occur in June and July, en-,
| tertained the entire w. R. member
ship on Thursday evening, in the Sons
! of Veterans Hall. Mrs. Dryer. of New
York City, member of the Indian
apolis w. r. c., was present and spoke
! to the crowd. She is a moving picture
actress and has appeared in plays with
Mary Pickford.
Sues for Divorce.
Suit for divorce has been filed by
Harry Cadwallader against Lena c.
! Cadwallader, on a charge of adultery
! II is alleged that the defendant has
been convicted of immoral conduct a
number of times. Mr.. and Mrs. Cad,
| wallader reside in Greensboro town.
ship.
Sunday School Supper.
The Sunday School classes of Judge
A. X. Nichols and Judge F. S. Cald
well, of the Main Street Church OF
! Christ, mOtOred to the country home
of James Chenoweth, Thursday even
ing, and had supper. Judge Batman
of indianapolis, and the Rev. Mr.. Sapp
of Greenfield, who will become pastor
of the church, were present and made
talks.
Real Estate Transfers.
Lindley M. Thornburg to Everett e
Gantz, lot G, Bursley addition, Farm
land, w. D., S1,700
Cornelius Hoover to Oren Hotmier
9S1b acres, Jackson township, w. D.
$500.
George r. Murphy to John F. Cole
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HARDING HEARTILY
APPROVES E. C. drive

Senator Warren G. Harding, of Mar
ion, Ohio, Republican presidential
nominee, has expressed his hearty
best wishes for the success of the
Earlham campaign through his secre-
tary, George B. Christian, Jr. The let
ter reads:
Dear Mr.. Edwards:
Senator Harding has read your IA
vor of the 18th instant advising that
Earlham college Is instituting a cam
paign in the city of Richmond and
Wayne county for 100000 to add to
her present endowment, which has
become absolutely necessary because
the present income from your endow-
ments, plus the tuition received, is
not adequate to support the college
on the level of efficiency that must be
maintained.
Senator Harding homes that you
will realize to the full your ambitions.
There should be no curtailment of the
operations for education of the youth
of the land. whatever else we may do.
An institution such as yours has
not only a local value, but its influ-
ence extends as far as men travel and
settle. Sound education is q part of
the American creed, and there should
be no Gripping of the means to afford
to those seeking knowledge the best
opportunities.
Il am sure you can understand Sen
ator Harding's reluctance to person
ally commit himself to specific ca M
paigns concerning which he necessar-
lily lacks information, but he cordially
wishes every worthy educational work
the fullest success
VERY truly yours,
GEORGE B. CHRISTIAN, Jr.,
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CORINNE GRIFFITH
in
'BAB'S CANDIDATE

Five-reel Vitagraph Feature. Do you
know a beautiful young woman can
play havoc in politics? Do you know
the danger Of wagging tongue? Can
you beat the seemingly unbeatable?
See this picture.
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man. 511. N E. addition, Union City,
w. D., $4,000.
Visits Relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Waugh, Mrs.
Lon Kutchens, Mrs. w. S. Preston and
Joseph Hough left Wednesday for
Minerva, Ohio, in an automobile, to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pickett and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hinshaw
have returned from an outing at Lake
George.
Business Mems Baseball.
The local manufacturers and mer-
chants played baseball at Goodrich
park, Wednesday, with score of to
0 in favor of the former.
Attend Street Dance.
The Misses Franc McNees, Florence
Goodrich, Mona McNees, Virginia
Edwards, Juanita Hardman and Doris
Davis, and Messrs Carl Mechanism,
Tomas Veach, Gail Chenoweth, Vern-
er Simmons, Robert Buckingham, and
John E. Watson, attended the Tri
Kappa street dance at Union City,
Wednesday night.
Randolph Wheat Good.
The quality of wheat in Randolph
county is fine. While the yield per
acre is short taking the county over,
the farmers are generally satisfied
with the output.
Will Probated.
The will of Frances P. Kirk has
been admitted for probate. To her
brother, Ed. Shrintz, she bequeaths
$500; to Charles Shrintz and Francis
Shrintz, each a 500 Liberty bond; to
her sister. Mary Shrintz, all her fur
niture, and also 81 a day during hef
stay with her; to Mrs. o. A. M. Nc
| kimmine, of Washington, D. c., a lot
in New York City; to her lifelong
friend, Carrie Klumpp, 500 in money
| and her fur coat. After the payment
Of her funeral expenses the residue
of her estate is left to her brother and
sister Ed ShrintZ and Mary Shrintz
| share and share alike. They are also
named as joint executors.
| Real Estate Transfers.
George w. Clough to Ralph l.. Or
thupe, lot IA, Fisher addition, Union
! City, w. D.. $4,000. Edward M. COT
fin to A. c. Rupe, lot 9, Beswortt
addition, Winchester, w. D., $3.50.
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Woman is Disenfranchised
For First Time in History
(By Associated Press)

GARY. Ind, July 31.-Ten years dis
reimbursement was included in the
sentence imposed upon Mrs. CLANCY
Thornton by Judge Martin Smith in
criminal court at Grown Point, Friday.
1t was the first time in criminal an
nails of Indiana that such sentence
has been passed on woman. Mrs.
Thornton goes to woman's prison at
Indianapolis for two to IA years as
accessory in robbery case.
She is the wife of Will Thornton
who is under sentence to die in the
electric chair, Nov. II.
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Negro, on Death Gollows,
Warns Cro,vd Against Vices
(Rv Associated Press)

ADMISSION. Ga, July 31.-Before
going to his death on the gallows here
Friday for the murder of a street car
conductor, Edgar C. Caldwell, a negro,
former army sergeant, delivered 20
minute talk to a crowd of $500 per
sons. He warned against the effects
of whiskey. cigarettes, and carrying of
fire arms.
Caldwell shot the conductor after an
alteration over car fare. President
Wilson once interviewed and asked
that the execution be stayed pending
an investigation by the Attorney Gen
eral of the United States. The
Presidents request never was acted
upon.
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Self-Reliant Home Doctors

is what women are called who all over
this broad land make their annual
collections of roots and herbs, and
rely upon recipes which our pioneer
mothers found dependable for differ
ent family ailments. In one of these
recipes, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound had its origin and so sue
cessful has it proved that there is
hardly a city, town or hamlet in
America where some woman who has
been restored to health by its use does
not reside.-Advertise
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-31
WORLDS MOST SOUTHERN
CITY SCENE OF GRAVE RIOT

SANTIAGO, Chile, July 31.-Govern-
ment advices today from Punta Are
mas, the worlds most southern city.
say that grave disorders occurred
Wednesday night when patriotic mani
festants stormed and fred the head
quarters of the workers federation OF
Magallanes in which was an alleged
nest of foreign revolutionary agitators
and anti-patriotic elements.
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STORMS HIT FULTON COUNTY.
ROCHESTER, Ind, July 31.-One of
the worst electrical and windstorms
in many years struck the western part
Of this county late Friday afternoon.
Many large trees were uprooted and
a great many telephone poles were
blown over. 1t is said that much of
So ""~" I'LL be total loss as a result
OF the storm.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14
FlltST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

Ncwtown, Va, Feb. 1O.-The King
ma Queen High School will celebrate
George Wash ,ngton's birthday on tho
sra. a debate has been staged for
the occasion.
Resolved that Education has done
moro TO spread civilization than mon
cy,' You are cordially invited.
Mr.. George Nelson of Indian Neck
bought Il large saw mill ontfit Il few
days ago. His slogan s: "Biggcr bust
ross and larger income.
MIR. j.. w. Wilson student OF
King and Queen High Srnoo' ~u>
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bowler last Sunday.
Mcssrs. a. M. Baylor and Lewis
BIckner were the guest last Sunday
OF lHr, and Mrs. Robert Baylor.
Mr.. Willie BraXton spent few
pleasant hours last Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wash
ington.
Mr.. Major M. Dabney returned
lone last Saturday.
Deacon Newton Holmes, who has
been indisposed for several days was
suflic emily improved to be at his post
OF duty last Sunday.
We are glad to learn that Rev. T.
H. Ruifin is improving.
Mrs. Mamie Braxton has been
quite unwell but We are glad to re
port that she too is improving.
The audience at Mt. Olive last
Sunday was a representative one not
withstanding the roads were almost
'nnassible due to the recent rain
and snow.
Several farmers of this section
left on the second with their wagons
loaded with tobacco en- route to Rich
mond; high water prevented them
from reaching home until the night
Of 1he 9th.
Mr.. Punk Fortune who has heen
sick for some time, was buried last
Monday.
Mr. George Il. Holmes and Rev. !
t. N Lawson spent short VIII lie in
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Har
sey Sunday after services. |
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14

VlltGlNIA--1n tho Law and Equity
Court Of the City Of Richmond. the
Bird day OF January 1920.
CELIA OWENS, Plaintiff,
X. :, isalhst 10. In Chancery.
RICHARD OWENS, Defendant
, The object Of this suit is TO obtain
an absolute divorce from tho bono or
matrimony by the plaintiff from the
defendant, upon the ground Of adult
terry. And an affidavit having Sheen
made and filed that the defendant,
Richard Owens is not a resident of
the State OF Virginia it Is ordered
that he appear here within fifteen
days after due publication Of this
ortsar and do what may he necessary
to protect his. interest herein.
GILES Is. JACKSON,
GIL North Second Street.
Copy,
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
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to Hales Ice Cream Parlor. She was
recognized and hurried to Burrell
Memorial Hospital. She lay uncon-
scious for two days. There Is hope
for her recovery.
Mrs. Annie Green, of Disputanta,
Va. is tho guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Minnie Smith. 212 Fourth Avenue
and Mr.. w. o. Hickman, 1874 Fifth
Avenue, N. w.
You can get copy OF the leading
Negro newspapers ard MAGAZINES
from J. g. Digger. 600 Gainsboro
Avenue, every week. The Planet.
Journal and Guide, Phi adclphia
American, Freeman, Chicago Defend
cr, Pittsburgh Courier, The Compel
itor, Crisis, also light lunches and
ice cream.
Tho latest reports show 2S24
cases OF Flu here. Two-Gfths are
colorcd, wi;h three deaths.
The Silver Leaf Missionary Circle
: Of High Street Baptist Church met
at the home OF Mrs. Florence Dent
313 Sixth Avenue. N. w. on tho fifth
This meeting was full OF very I'm
portant business, and this band OF
ladies is doing q good work.
XVII &'Siillo o"I NiSOA
Ian attack of Flu. He and hrs wife
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
John Dennis and brother and sister
were i'll at. the Same timo on Pattor
Avenue, N. w.
Mrs. Ellis Jones, OF Chatham. Va
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ALFRED
Meadows. zoos Sixth AvenuD, and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Tate. 200 Fifth
Avenue. She returned Friday.
. Mrs, Mary Woods. Of gro Fairfa.
Avenue. N. w. died on tho fourth
after brief illness. She was lait
10 rest in Midway Cemetery.
Roanoke's Colored Band under tn
leadership OF Prof. r. l.. Raige +
progressing nicely. They number @
, men and they Will be one Of tn
!, strongest in the State soon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14

March IS his last Sabbath here for
this conference year. So we are gath
erlng IN tho money now for our
GAINS. Many promised to help the
church and pastor this year rs they
dd last year. We will he exceeding
~ grateful to all who will assist lis
now. In raising our funds for the
Annual Conference.
thanking you for all you have
done for us in the past, both mem
DOTS ana friends, we hope that you
VIII not forget us now, since tho
time is short.
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Gray Hair Ruins
Your Appearance
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Your Appearance.


How many times have you stood
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Don't envy thom. You can have
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Thousands Of enthusiastic users
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14
MISREPRESENTATION AT SIXTH MT
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.

T he mtmhrra II the churel, are re.
qucs,ed 10 re-reg: ster their nanies soon
as possible. Cards have been printed
for this purpose and you can get
them by asking the clerk or any Off.
Ger OF the church. Parents are asked
10 see that their children re-register.
any member failing to re-register as
IS requested by the church will no
longer he a member OF this church.
fioplns that every member will see
The Importance and re.registcr at once
l remain,
Yours as ever,
REV. II. V. PEYTON. Pastor.
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STOP! LOOK! READ!
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DON'T YOU KNOW THAT?

YOU can buy your white and
cnlorcd bed spreads. table cloths.
shoots. curtains. blankets and drug
"ctts and nay so cents weekly and
rn.-frcm the RICHMOND CREDIT
'OHSE 312 N. Jefferson Street.
Poo" M"dison 1927. We employ
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BAND FOR SALE.

~ LIE Siyty-one Acres of Land
cnty Acres are well timhcred.
PINE. oak and poplar-a chance
Tor Good Home. Address. ]. H.
ROBINSON, Owcnton, Va. G
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ANY NAN OR WOMAN can make
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charge than they yha nssmIn oe onnd
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the n ph % S office On Hundred Dollars
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BoOKKEEPER WANTED-Apply at
the Mechanics Savings Bank, Rich
naond. Va.
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WORK WANTED-A young man de-
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Services at Beulah a. NJ e. church
sunday were not largely attended
owing to so many Of our members
heihG stricken with the dreadful di;
case Influenza. However the services
were solemn and impressive
The pastor Rev. j. II. Augustus
u'Sconrscd in the morning upon "Thc
Two men who went uD into the tenn.
pie TO Pray the Phariscc and thr
iuDllcan. He beautifully explained
me importance of cGrncstness and
numbleness when we pray to our
heavenly Parent. And said also.
'uSlhg many beautiful ilustrations)
10 pear up his message that whilst
1od wl'l~hear us at all times, when
we really pray, anywhere and every
where yet we must pray in His tenn
PIC often; the place where Ills Hon
OF dWelleth. In His closing remarks
by the aid of the Holy Shirt. he ,c
huked the Phar saicaI Spirit seen so
prominently in the lives OF men I'm
th"sc modern times ami called INN
all present to he contrite Of heart.
Tor lowly and contritc heart Cod
VIII not des'isc. Consequently said
~ thC uPlCt1, l0OuTn SlnfN1. was:
refer tant. acknowledged hi, sins N
spirit Of trembling and unworthi
ness before God and went down to
his home justified.
God will hear humble. earnest and
contrite prayers. But. he who builds
his so called prayers. upon the lofty
pedestal of sclf.-righ:eousnes ana
Taught ness, must fall for he stands
unon sinking sand. For except your
exceed the Righteousness
of the Scribes and Pharisecs you can
not enter the Kingdom fblorv.
At nirst 1t was orr privilege end
Joy, to hear burning end brief mes
sage On the imrorta~co of WI ting
in Gods Spiritual ch"mhers. which
are established in the "JTouschold Of
Faith" until the Deliverer comes.
The rSstor md members desire to
make known to their many friends
that their Dact"". R"r 7 Y. Auo,s.
tus Is now getting rn"d~ for tho On
nual conference which convercs M
Wytheyille, Va. tho first wcok ~
April and that the f.,rt,: Snnaou (,
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FULTON NOTES.

bell Of Johnson City, Tenn were en-
tcrtained by friends and we'll wisher
Brown parents Of RMS. Campbell (form
Brown, arents Of Mrs. Campbell (form
erly Miss Annie w. Brown) Monday
night February 9th. The reception
was given ,as n surprise in honor OF
Mrs. Campbell who was former
resident Of Fulton District of Rich
mond.
All who attended spent a delightful
ton.
=. Rev and Mrs. Campbell spoke of
their work In johnson city Tenn, Ms
pastor and wife OF tho Thankful Bapt
ist Church one of tho leading church
es OF Tennessee.
Rfmarks were also made by Rev.
and Mrs. N. B. Brown. AZ tho mid
night hour the party disbanded, all
having enjoyed themselves to tho high
eat.
Those present were: Misses Lorene
Johnson, Bertha Johnson, Alberta
White. Nadine White, Laura Nelson
and Mrs. Susie White. elena Lewis.
Hester Fields. Selena Pettus, Ella
Johnson Mary E. Brown and Mr..
Lotto Braxton. 49, ;.
hev. and Mrs. Campbell are spend
ing few days mt home with parents
on rest. trip from Tenn. They VIII
leave Richmond en- route to Norfolk
tho latter part OF the weck to spend
some time with Rev Campbells par
cnts. -
Mrs. Virgic ELLIS, the wife Of Deac-
on Gardner ELS of the Rising Mt
Zion BAPTIST Church dcportc1 thts
mo saturday a. M. at s o'clock. The
H."hefai services took place Monday
az O'Clock the Rising Mt Zion Bapt
~ cnurch or which she was n mem
ncr' heV. n. b. Brown. b. TIL, the
EHStcr preached Il lovely sermon
"hlch was great consolation for the
hereaVed family.
She leaves to mourn their loss five
"la crS. two children and a husband
NeV' Fred Black assistant pastor
o! Moore Street Baptist Church vii,
preach Sunday morning.
MI. Henry Jefferson of The p.O
Washington, ID. c. paid a visit ia hi ;;
mother, Mrs. Mary l.. jefferson Of
""' orleans street. This family WAS
slad to see him. He returned Incl
Sunday evening.
MT. CALVARY NOTES.
me Sunday School OF tie Mt. Cal
vary Baptist Church was we'll at.cnd
ca last week. We listened to q vow
interesting report coming from NIrs
Elizabeth Cobbs chairman If iro
sunday School Mss 'onarv Roard
we were CAD to have Rev. Jobn-'
son CT the Mt. Carmen Dontis,
Church in our midst.
l:"o A. NJ Rev. CobEs preached
az eioqueht sermon, his discourse
MaS AIKEN from the 18th chapter ~
llrSt Nlngs and part of the 2lst verse,
why malt le Between twoOpinions,
NeS. Garnic and Fullcd were seated
on the rostrum.
$50 p. M. the pastor gave q sbor,
discourse. The house ought to have
been crowded. This subject was LYING
Net us zee to it that the ght ser
wees are we'll attended One member
Joined as watch care.
sunday, February 18th will he
Mems Day. An elaborate and uniouc
f@Sr:m has been repaired for tho
occasion.
Remember 1870 A. M. and Pm.
onr rally is now on. Each member
IS requested to give Is this year.
'1rst MALT Of rally ends in May, the
second half in October.
orr Sunday School Officials calls
ipon each mother and father of the
'hurch to send Their children to the
chool$
The IT. Is. l., Bible class will null
'f n sacred entertainment Sunday
february 22nd at $3.50 p. M.
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VICTORY CAMPAIGN FOR THREE
THOUSAND NEW MEMBERS
THE OLD RELIABLE" STATE GRAND LODGE
Independent Order Of Good Samaritans and
Daughters Of Samaria

OBJECTTo
all its
STATE GRAND LODGE Lodge
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Fifth Baptist Church Anniversary

The fiftyjfourth anniversary OF
the Fifth Baptist Church and the
Seventh Anniversary OF the pastor
will begin February. 18th.