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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

those present being: Angus A.
Davidson, Arthur ]. Murphy, J.
Francis Ashoff. James II. Mallory or
New Bedford. Mass. T. ]. Donohue.
of Ptt,sburgh, Pa; Horace J. Wilson,
j. c. Messman, a. a. Davidson, WI.
liam Davidson OF Glcnwood. Iowa
W. r. X. Peterson. Charles ]. Boyer,
and r. II. Hudson.
Mr.. Arthur ]. Murphy officiated az
toastmaster OF tho evening and each
OF those present made Interesting
talks and farewell speeches at inter-
walls during tho time. a silver loving
cup was presented to MIR. Davidson
by his friends as token OF their es-
icem and the presentation address
was given by Mr.. Francis Ashoff of
1Iu/N and St Louis, to which Mr..
Davidson responded with a speech of
thanks.
This is the last OF scrics 81 en-
tertainments given in honor OF Mr..
Davidson who Is very popular
member Of the younger set OF tulsa,
and his absence will be greatly re-
GREETED by his friends who, never
thcloss, wish him good luck and sue
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Dinners

one OF the interesting events of
tho past week was the stag banquet
and farewell dinner given Weducs.
day evening by Judge and Mrs. \. A.
Davidson In honor OF the son Angus.
who left Tulsa Friday evening To en-
ter the University OF st. Louis to
study law The beautiful Davidson
homo al 1885 South Peoria avenue
was artictically decorated with red
and white carnations ana ferns and
the attractive dinner table also car
riod out the color scheme of rcd and
white. Covers werc laid for twelve.
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This special sale OF the
Seasons newest suits Mt
such IA remarkably low
price viii be of supreme
interest to our customers.
Every one is developed In
the newest style and IL OF
popular material d
:s3..r.
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TO "Y0UTHIFY"
GRAY, STREAKED HAIR

Ask anybody IN guess how old YOU
are and notice how their first appraising
glance Is directed at your hair
To be answered YOU can't be more
than thirty, I can tell by your hair" must
givo TO any woman who is really forty or
more a SENSE Of pride and satisfaction.
But to become prematurey gray at 30
or 20, 10 look ten years older than you
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LuHcheoRs

ono OF the bright week end af-
ialrs IN tho young set was the large
luncheon party given Saturday in
the Country club, when Mrs. c. c.
simmons honored her daughter.
Miss Josephine Simmons. The table
was placed on the sunporch and was
arranged In circular fashion, pha-
embellshment, beautiful yeIlow
ana white prevailed in the floral
embllesish ment. beautiful yellow
roses and punches OF white phlox be-
ing artistically arranged with deli
gate green fern. The list OF guests in
eludod Misses Virginia Berlin. Lisa
Braniff, Frcda Davis. jMargaret
Eysenbach, Wilma Elliott. Helen
Clifford, Gail Lewis. Susnnne Had
ley Martha Simmons Betty Hunt,
Margaret Kerr. Mary Kramer,
Marian FORESTER. Dorothy MARQUIS.
Haictt Vaudeville Lucille John. Mar
garet Settle. Betty WEIGH and
Frances Whitcsdc. Mrs. simmons
was graciously assisted by Mrs.
John.
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SOCIETY %SHbn,s %Ss!b Is
" Lillian CRAWFORD PERKINS WORK
. Lillian CRAWFORD PERKINS

Let me today do something that shall
take
A little sadness from the worlds
vast store,
And may be SO favored as to make
or Joys too scanty tsum a little
more.
let me tonight look back across the
span
'Twixt dawn and dark, and to my
conscience say
Because Of some good act TO beast
or. man
The world is better that I lived
today.
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The Weeks Calendar


Mrs. j. Warren Sanders will give
luncheon In Country club for Mrs
G.. T.. Bruere.
Benefit card party for Sacred Hear,
parish in Is. OF c. home. Mesda m %
v D. jenkins and II. VI. Hays
hostcsscs.
Crown Seal Chautauqua's initial
fall meeting In library, 1880 O'Clock.
Tuesday.
Maccabee club will meet with Mes-
iamcs a. y. Dugan and l.. l. Claf.
n. rs East fllino,s street 2 30
ScIock.
"Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T., G. Hughes thir-
toenth wedding anniversary recen-
ton, s o'clock.
High school faculty reception for
new teachers In gymnasium OF Cen.
tral school.
Mosdames Willard John and l.. e.
Abhotts Informal afternoon party
for Mrs. ID. ID. Mickeison. 2.3O un-
III o. m
Utopia Wub's initial fall meeting
with Mrs. NJ. j. Manlcy.
Thursday.
Thursday Bridge club with Miss
Irene Hastings.
Friday
Drama League viii hold first
meeting OF the fan IN Y. w. G. a.
Saturday.
Reception for new members,
Clement A. Evans chapter. T.. u. C..
in home Of Mrs. William NJ. Thomp-
son. 624 East Nineteenth street.
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Among the events in early week
which brought happiness TO a mum
ber OF attractive girls was the lunch
con given by Mrs, Fred Sewers Clin-
ton in honor OF her niece, Miss Doro-
thy Mckinney, who Is leaving today
for Pine Manor at Wellesley. Mass,
where she will study this year.
Delicate tints of pink and yellow in
lovely roses were arranged with art
istry, handpainted girls decorated
the place cards. and pretty hand
made 'nutbaskets were the dainty
favors. With Mrs. Clinton and her
guest Miss McBirney, were Mrs
Benjamin l. Springer. Misses Tookah
Stansbery, Mary Clay williams, Jean
Hagler, Josephine Layman. Irene
Buel, Lucille Berlin. Henrietta Prlt-
chard and Lucy Mae Marquis.
A charming visitor from the north
west Mrs. G.. Il. Bruere Of Portland,
Ore, who with her daughters.
Misses Alice and Ruth Bruere, have
been visitors for the past ten days
in the home OF Mrs. Bruere's sister,
Mrs. j. Warren Sanders and Mr.. SAN
dors, will leave Tuesday for the east.
The young ladies will enter Knox
school at Coopersville, New York.
WIS NhiuflS VIII entertain AT
luncheon in the Country club on
Monday honoring Mrs. Bruere and
VIII have as guests special friends of
the honorec, Cne of the many love-
~ events given for this visitor wis
the small informal dinner party last
night in the club by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank II. Greer when 10 were pres
ent. Baskets Of pink roses were the
decorations. On Friday Mrs. Harry
Conde Ashby was hostess in the club
at luncheon, the list OF guests in
cluding party of ID. Mrs. Ashby
chose as decorations the new flower
tritoma in its glorious shades of
yellow and in daring contrast were
sprays u delft blue delphonium. The
table occupied a place on the sun
porch and wae otherwise attractive
with delicate ferns and placecards OF
birch bark. Mrs. Dan j. Davis
son honored Mrs>-Hruere at luncheon
with n small party of friends in the
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Mrs. James c. Cheschier ot 21I
North Tacoma avenue brought hap
pinoss to a large company of chill
dren when she entertained them on
Saturday afternoon In her home
complimentary to the tenth birthday
anniversary Of her son, James c.
Croschier jr. Halloween was forecast
ed in the decorative motif and jack
o-lantcrns, witches and pumpkins
were visible and goldenrod was used
as the flower for the pretty affair.
Games and contests were enjoyed
and the birthday cake was brought
before the guests at the time when
ices, cakes and candies were served.
The list included; Mercedes Batter
ton, Ernestine Roberts, Nellie Cath
crime and Muriel Pleasant. Hilda
Downing, Marian Mayfield Louise
Irimhle, Katherine Williamson.
Chaunccy and Bobbie Howard Raw
Irlmhle, William Coggswell, John
s-ater. Leslie Paul, Jerome Patton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

David Kirk, william and Philip
Downing. Allen Haase. and George
Batterton.
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Dr. and Mrs. Frederic sewers Clln'
ton were hosts at an informal dinner
in their homo, Clinton lnglcside. or
Friday evening, honoriug Senator
Robert l.. owen. Glorious pink roses
were flowers chosen for tho al.
rendy beautifully appointed table
There were ten guests.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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recipient Of about GO beautiful hand
Hrchicfs showcrcd upon her by the
members.
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actually are--that is indeed n bitter OK
pcrlcncc However. any woman can. with
a bottle Of 'Brownatonc, restore 70 gray,
faded and Htreakcd hair all It's maiden
beauty and the Identical color II had iu
the girlhood, whether light golden
medium, darN brown or black. Brnwna-
tone II instant In results and absolutely
harmless.
At all druggists: soc and siBO: two
coiors; Light TO Medium Brown ana
Dark Brown to Black"
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For free trial package OF Brownaton,
send to The kcnton PharmRcal Co 697
Coppin Bldg, CovinEton, Ky. enciosinF
II cents to pay postage. packing and war
tax Tear this out.-Advt
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cess In the pursuance OF his studies
at o. Louis University, and who
viii await his return 10 Tulsa at
Ehristmas. when no will visit his
parents for the holidays
Mrs. ]. II, Miller OF Sapulpa en-
tertaincd Wednesday with an s
o'clock dinner at tho Harvey house
complimentary to Mrs. ]. G. Pear
son OF Marshall, OKLA, president Of
the State Federation of Womcn's y
clubs, who has been her house guest
this week. attending tho state w. I.
L. u. convention. other guests were
Mrs. u. \. McDougal. past president
OF tho state federation, and Mrs. Ab-
bio llillcrmau, state president OF the
w. &. 7. L.,
Evening star., 1920-11-17
personal.

DIAMONDS. GOLD. SILVER. COINs. PIAT1
mum bought. ABE ABRAHAM. ~ otA ~
Phone Main 5504.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
WANTEO-HEIP.

EXECUTIVE MANAGER for cafeteria. Apply
1910 Pa, ave. NV.
GENERAL. OFFICE ASSTSTANT. with knowi-
edge Of stenography; good surroundings and
short hours. Apply at 40 Jenifer bldg. be-
tween 6:3O and 4:3O.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

GIRLS for general store work.
messengers, etc; lo years of age
or over. Apply Employment
Manager, Woodward & 10th
ron
Evening star., 1920-11-17

GIRL. colored. wanted. Apply 514 9th st. nv
GTRIS, two. to work at candy stand. Gall ID {
Dubler Belasco Theater, $50 pm. IT.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

| UITPNORIlE TouRING-19l9; the owner 90,
MS car is naval officer who has been ordered
; 70 Haiti and is compelled TO sell immedlatel.
| Z cord tires; hrst-ciass mechanical conniIoh
| san will buy car: $394.50 cash and $tS PEI
wontb for S months. Sterrett q Fleming. Inc
Evening star., 1920-11-17

statesmen wanted for work In Washington
and other cities must be over % and qualified
to represent established house of dignified i'm
portance; established clientele and definite
plan Of operation: an absolutely and
unique sales offer Is being made: results
immediate and income large promotion certain
70 earnest. industrious men !; you quickly step
into business Of your own. pleasant visit
between hours 10 a. m. and 40 pm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES salesmen: previous ex
nepience unnecessary Call $40 Southern bldg.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
WANTED-HELP

SALESMAN wanted by relinbfe manufacturing
CORPORATION TO open branch stores and mana &c
same We have an unusual opportunity for the
right man. who. IL he proves satisfactory. can
b come financially interested in the company.
Address Box 117-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

TWIN NIX. 1917, touring. Packard: good me
cbauical condition: $500; cash Sl.ooo'
balance in acceptable note. ITO st. n.f:
,,oDn FroT= ZI;-i9lg: good us new: 49,.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

a, TON WHITE CHASSIS on pneumatic tires
s.50: aIa-ton Republic truck. new body. cab
newly painted. s1.:oO; 1916 Cadillac IS. eA
cellent condition. fine rubber. SlW'; I-taA
rorJ truck bodv and cab. like new. $500;
oton Brssemer. express body and cab. good
shane. $50; a-ton wittwill truck. express
body. $50: 1-ton witt-Will truck. slat body
newly overhaul $3.50; 2-ton Witt-Wiil truck
dunn h,dv good shape. $3.50 Witt-Will Com
pany Inc. Motor Truck Works. o. ST. ne.
Franklin 1861.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
WANTED-HELP.

ENGINEER to take charge OF plant In small
hotel; wages and board. Address BOX SOB.
Star Office
Evening star., 1920-11-17
MALE.

iCC0UNTXNTCWe want two accountants
who can qualify as seniors: knowledge Of in
.ome tax preferred; salary no object; position
oermapept; give experience, training and phone
II any Address Box 81 1-B. Star ONCE.
AC9WUNTANT-Bright capable. able TO quail
" in our service; can earn 500 per week and
upward from Jan. $50 per week guaranteed.
Applicants must inclose photograph and busi-
oess references. 20 men needed Warfeld's
income Tax Bureau Washington. D. {. Let
ters only.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COLORED WOMAN. reliable, will give half
time service for Ink. rooms. 12l3 ST.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Grocery and confectionery: new fountain;
living rooms. Price. s.. 600.
Small tearoom; located downtown; oppor-
tunity for lady: $500.
Splendid roomng house: business section: ::
rooms well furnished: rent only $50. Price.
Sl.4O.
We want business places of all kinds for
cash buyers Our large list recently adver-
tised has been mostly all sold. List your place
for sale and save time.
Marshall Business Brokers,
Evening star., 1920-11-17

ARE YOU journal or ledger clerk? Why
aot make yourself accountant through the
special training offered by la Sale Extension
University: 4 man with ability plus training
. always worth many times your salary. Call
srite or phone 9Os District National Bani
building. Phone Franklin 5s45.
AUTOMOBILE HELPER tcolor-d) wanted n
Evening star., 1920-11-17

mems and ladies suits %@ w %AN
WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. 6SS
Il n " Main 3a1& frnn nostal
Evening star., 1920-11-17

GOOD WAGES FOR HOME WORK.
We need you to make socks for MS on the
fast easily learned auto knitter. Experience
unnecessary. We buy all you can supply us.
Distance imma terial. Positively no canvassing.
Yarn supplied. Particulars. &c stamped. self
addressed envelope. Dept. 49C, Auto knitter
Cn puNaIo
Evening star., 1920-11-17

steady reliable business woman to take
charge of candy store, with fountain and
luncheonette. Must be experienced and capable
Of managing clerks Good salary. Phone Main
Evening star., 1920-11-17

ENTER 4 profession of assured permanency.
congenia work and nrst-class salary--drafting /;
is demand for our gradual ties; complete course.
to months; in session all year; day or
night instruction; can learn in spare time;
start now. Catalogue on request. Columbia
School of Drafting. 18th and T sts
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24

Th" Negro is entitled t. lc cuaralt.-
trrl an opportunity to, earn Il Uviu%.
tn" same a. Il white man. He il ca
'ilI'' t" the full Vaiu" ot his labor
IN" sam" a$ white man. lIc is ru
titled 10 Vot" IN the government tn
which he is compelled to submit. the
Same as white man Socialism will
~u"rahtc" him the exercise OF thc4,.
fi%LlS. Sorlaism w!ll t'crcforc opru
/" nm III" avenues to all the highyr
'AIn"" OF lii" and give him a chance
t" develop himself. Socialism Will r,
move the economic friction h.tvc,,,
the races
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
NATIONAL IDEAL BENEFIT SO
CIETi TO INSTALL. OFFICERS,

a. w. Holmes Supreme Grand
Master Of the National Ideal Benefit
Society will install officers OF the
various Lodges OF the Richmond Dis
trict Thursday night. January 29th,
II the Fourth Baptist Church, Rev
Evans Payne. ID. ID pastor at s O'Clock
y. NJ.
large number Of persons will as
Scmble in the Lecture room OF ;hc
church To he made members OF the
order. Officers Of the Nursery Board
Will also be installed Mrs Rosa
Thompson \. l.. and Mr.. r. l.. Bcvcr
~. Deputy are calling on all officers
and members II l." on time
The Ideal choir will furnish the
&n"rial music. Public IL cordially In
vitcd.
Meeting opens 1T s o'clock
T.: on time.
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
WAS GOOD AT SNORING;

dtdnt intend to expose the preach
rr' nut might as we'll say 1t. He has
'aPahl!liI"$ Tor snoring Euruuallrl
perhaps hy any one in the country
with the possible exception of Rov.
Charles Stewart lecturer and CORE
*pond"nt who also spent a night ~.
iW" under Banker Jones roof. The
NAdaihr testified that Stewart could
De heard from the front room to In,
rear part of tn" house where she was
trying III vain to sleep. He arose
the next morning and wanted to know
who II was that had been DOING ;h
mat snoring that night This caused
Brother Morris to lose the medal
that | had about decided to give
him.
Suffice to say that had enough
Ter one night and the next time my
rhcl settle bed fellow HluSt find some
other bed room than the Que oc
curv.
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
\ VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS
ittiI.t VI AIiSM-i'AI HES

TIL" Greatest Opportunity In tine
world 10 rid yourself of rheumatism
ii any form. or. Pains and Aches OF
any Kind ia in HEX LINFMFNT.
It Is absolutely GUARANTEED
Money refunded if unsatisfactory
Several applications and the trouble
i$ %on" not to return. stop vast
ing money takin" chanccs
HEN LlNlMIINT Don't forget il.
II Druggists 80 Cents.
Pow"rS-Taylor Drug CO., Whole
&nio Distributors ADV
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
Mrs. FIorcncc Parker Entertained.

Mrs. Florence Parker and her lit
tie eight year old grand daughter
Miss Constance Roanc Of Orange, n
j.. are the guests Of Mrs. Fannie Il.
Jackson OF 1903 w. Moore Street
Mrs. Parker who Is Mrs. Jackson's
SiStcr-in law was the wife Of the late
Lawyer William Roanc OF this city.
Many informal receptions have been
given in their honor.
y pretty birthday party in honor
of Miss Constance R0anc was given
Friday evening january lG The din
ing room was decorated for the occas
ION There were an abundance rc
frc&hmcntS and souvenirs for each
OF ihc young guest who gathered
around the birthday cake with ita
"i@ht ti"htcd candles.
They are leaving Saturday for their
home.
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
PRICE, FIVE CENTS

structure. Thcy have II omu,oronc
, " ''N," 'c% ar" marble and mahoga
nS ~, ''''iS". h'y have many machines
Ivy nave had Il r"marbahlc success
',U''oF h' /. Young is President Of
'"lS INSTITUTION. Ii took only a Short
""''" To :" around the corner TO the
'''''" "' Ih" journal and Guide where
"" met President Young and his
n'"'h'r' lT'@Sman Robert Alcxandc,
Is $tlii with the firm. They hay, =
h'"o"rn plant and are doing first claes
work. y singular mishap had occurr-
- o" the out%ioo. \ Ford bus had
"""i''' "ntan" Il vlh 4 wagon M
every effort to uuhock w%y unsurcrs:
ruI
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24

stop Wasting Moncy--Trying All
Kinds of Things. If YOU suffer with
NliEi MATlSM in any form. or. Pains
and Aches Of any kind it matters
not how Old. stubborn. or chronic
the case might be. HEN LI\IMENT
is guaranteed to produce the best Of
results.
1t Kills the troublc--to stay killed.
Money refunded If unsatisfactory.
Bay the GIARANTEED article
HEX LINlMENT- Don't forget il.
at Druggists Cents.
Powcrs-Taylor Drug Co. Whole,
sale Distributors. ADV
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
WALl.EIt-WiNSTO\. W

Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Winston an
nouncc the marriage OF their daugh
ter. Henrietta LISTEN to Mr.. Marcel
lns {. Waller, Wednesday evening
January lith. 1920 at the residence
OF the brides sister Mrs. Clara ID
Holmes. liil \. 3lst street Rev. S
+. Robinson B. d.. officiating.
reception. Thursday evening. Feb
ruary 5th. 1920 at 14ll n. 3lst street.
s to II =. NJ. Friends are invited
NO cards.
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
SEPARATION CANCELLED

n"cr Socialism, ii will be entire
- i"N'hl" tor the Negroes to live n
l"r2lltIc' hy themselves, if they 80
dt@lF" and ran the public Industries
OF thoS" localities. Since Nrrroo. -.
Il rui" d" not like 10 associate With
tn" whites, but prefer the cou,nu,y
OF thor own people, il is prohabln
'ttt when Socialism makes their vol
uH'@fF segregation possible. thcv
WIZ take advantage Of il. thus gain
lhG the opportunity to work out their
own development, which was SO rude
~ Wrenchcd from its natural course
10y tn" slave trade Of long ago.
Undoubtedly. when the whites no
longer need the Negroes ahont thrm
i"r economic reasons. many of the
whites VIII also be in favor for the
segregation OF tn" races and Will rs
SlSf tn" tendency in that direction by
tlat quiet but powerful urge which
th"N nave become past masters in al
miniStcrng.
II segregation takes place il should
tax" place 10y natural gravitation NOT
ny statute law. We have had quite
enough attempts to solve the race
pf"hi"m 10y force. OF one thing we
may be certain. Whether segregation
taxes place or not, the highly cultur
ed men and women OF the two races
VIII insist upon perfect freedom or
association with each other. They will
not be willing to forc"o the benefits
ana pleasures of intellectual inter
course in dcfcrcnco to an unworthy
pr cjudice.
The white rae" can we'll afford to
DO justice to the black race. II
might afford to do more than Justice
IT certainly cannot afford to do less.
The removal OF economic friction hc
tween the races, and the higher de
Hrlopment OF both white and blacks
viii cause race prejudice to gradually
fade away and finally disappear
y VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS
have quoted this entire chapter
from Mr.. Works book believe 1t de
serves it. For years Socialism has
hctn a voice crying in the Wilderness
As race We have not even invcsti-
gated it~-c ~-conscient:ouSly. We have
not known that its banner Of red
Symholizcs the martydom OF blood
and the brotherhood of man. We have
Continued on Fourth Page
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
Is. OF i. INSTALLATION.

The officers Of tho lodges and courts
Of tn" Knights Of Pythias. n. A.: S.
A: T.: A.: \. and 4. viii be in&tal,
cl Tuesday night. January 27th. at
the Fifth street Baptist Church by
Grand Chancellor. John Mitchell. Jr.
Addresses will he delivered after the
installation exercises
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24

IN" rHtMat"d cost is $3.50, 600 From
'n' looks OF things ii appeared 10 me
'n"' II would cost something moro
li'1h 'hat. Stlil people, who could
nulId two m7EnifirCnt churches, with
II stones throw or each other i'm
'hat n"I&hhorhood could also crc,.,
on" Of the finest play houses for col
"rcd people in hn"rira. We co,lnl
ut Browns Savings Bank. The Off
claiS were out and the others there
were too busy to take notice. so
we went on TO the G.. & O. Wharf
Wh"r" Rev. l.. j. Norris proceeded
to leave for Richmond.
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
OFFICERS TO BE INSTALLED.

installation Exercises of King Day
IDS Will be held in the Sharon Bau-
tiSt Church January 26th, at s p. NJ
y special program has been arranged
for the occasion. BE sure and be on
hand.
A. G. THOMPSON,
G w. II
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
is not to die.

is not to die.
God called her home, ii was His will
But III our hearts and home. We
miss her still.
Her memory Is as dear to uS today
As in the hour she passed away
HER LOVING CllILnREN.
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24
RACE PREJUDICE DEPLOnART.E

"rhis race pro'uaico IS dcplorab'r O
IT l.; = badge Of modinrriiy. II shows
that III spit" or our m2rycloua ad-
vanccmcnt We arc net developed az
far from tn" h"ost as we might nc.
TO . highly developed person. race
3prc'udirc IS q STRANGER. Tn 4 con0;-
3tion OF universal enlightenment race
3pTeludicc could not cviet. Ncvcrtho-
less. this race prejudice is a fact.
And facts must always be taken into
account. The whites brought the Ne
AgroCs here for economic reasons. The
Negroes tamc against their Will. The
whites should never forget that fac,
li0WoVcr, neither the present genera
'tN. Of whites not the present gcncr
>,stio@ OF blacks is to blame for the OK
istancc OF the race problem. We arc
all here. Let's solve the problem In
/" 'gsy that will do Justice to us all
Richmond planet., 1920-01-24

WANTED Refined gentlemen for
for furnished room. Apply at 3il n.
Fourth Street. Care OF the Planet