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DINWiDDIE COMMENCEMENT.

Dinwiddic. Va, May 3-'TEc mes
Successful year in the history Of Din
widdie Normal and Industrial Schuul
has just closed the commencement
exercises being held here today II.
The presence of Il large number OF
people.
1t seemed that the whole commune.
~ for miles around took vacation
Iii ordCr To. Dc prc3"nt at tic SChu.I
and large rumbcr of people VT,
mere from Petersburg. NcApnrt New:
II chmond and other parts The pa.
irons aS well as students we're l..iit
in their praises Of thc good work nc
c"mplishrd by Pro-. Walter s. Wood.
yard. tho president and Il graduate
from Fisk University. Prof Wood
yard is one Of the most noted school
presidents in The country.
thc exercises were all of a hign
cidcr and the graduates from IL.
\o' mai department were GLADYS i
Alexander, o. Peters burg: Thumas +.
GnolWyn, of Dinwidlic: Annie j.
Gross, Of Norroll; and James c.
Wyatt of Dinwiddic
The Commencement address va.
delivered by Charles Stewart. \. NJ
u. ~. Of Chicago. general mission.
;1N OF tho National Haptist ronvrn
ton. "Tcll mo Your Arc" wav tnr
theme discussed and in the addrcs,
'hCrc were many gnoi things said
I" the young people. The speaker 10
clared that Il mans ago did not dc
Ecnd on the number If wears he Nv
ii in the wGrld hut OF how well hc
lived and how we'll he rendered his
service to mankind.
There arc some ages that cannot
be computed, he said because Of
their years OF real service to humani.
ty-to the world God has always
been able to use a man, and you must
bear In mind that man is not age
size. physical strength, color, hair
but he is Mind, Soul. and viii. In
true manhood we have II in tn
president OF this institution, Prof
Walter S. woodward, who is nNt n
babe so to speak in size but n giant
in mind. lie has been able to render
n great service TO the young pcuu,.
nero, because Of that trained mind.
Prizes were awarded and diplomas
presented by Prof. Woodward
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
VOL UME. XXXVlI, NUMBER 70
RF.N. DIR. RANSOME INSTALLED
.tc, PASTOR On FittSr i}Ai>IISE
CHURCH $50. RICHMOND.)
a / 60 Gathcring--Mayo and Other
Visitors Here From l'rcdcrickS-
burg, Va.

The installation services Of Rev.
hr. W. l.. RauS"nr a. Iastor of the
i',r>t Baptist Church or South Rich.
n'"r,!. commenced last Sunday morn
:''" ut ll:i5 o'"luck. The pulpit WAS
aS'cfully and most beautifully decor
"1"d with ferns and pottcd flowers.
Rev. T.. ". laHEon &ctcd as M lstcr
Of ceremonies. Prof. James H. Black
we'll lifted the CullcctivN. while thn
choir rendered sweet anthems that
thrilled the hr"rt% aud souls Of the
great tilrong that had gathered to
make the glad welcome Of this man
# God into our midst
Rcv. Dr. Eansomc introduced all
81 in" "th'r .tau%on"s f"fr.,m tine
! iGEc-t to thc lttlc&t"D to the con.
"EcErt.on IN an unique manner.
DR.. !. =. Jones ono Of the instruc.
tors at the Virginia Union Universe.
~ prcorho1 n" Introductory Sermon
selecting rs his subject: "MaStcr
''El1er,'.' lie held the audience spell
hou2H and >wayrl them nj will. lie
"""m"d I" have hccn at his best. and
e" cd r"nrou"d impression.
Fnt" on"-;hird Of the congrcgat ion
consisted Of visiting friends from
i%r and rear, which included y dele
'1tion from fredericksburg. Va,
h"vc DR. Eansortr haa nborcd FIR
n'oro than fourteen vears
'"&ior OF shiloh Baptist church
'"Hw s.IcD
The 800 p. NJ. services were con
duct"d entirely by citizens Of Fred.
c"'ckshurg. Mr.. j. c. Diamond, prcsi.
ca. fho Mayor J. p. Roe. spoke o.
the Pastor as a Citizen and he was
responded to hy Mr. Augustine Roy
al of ;his city. DR.. Ransomc. as Pas.
tor, Deacon Joseph T. Walker: Tho
! aS'or as Preacher. Deacon e. D.
hoWleS; His Relation To the Choir.
Deacon VIM. Johnson; His Relation
to the S. S, Mr. II. II. ',cxandcr.
Ills Relation to Education , Frcdcr
l'kshurg' Prof. J. c. Grant; His Re.
ht'on to th" State Board OF Gduca.
ton Prof. Arthur d. Wright.
All spoke in commentators term,
q DIR. Ransomr and his great wor,,a
~ Fredericksburg and thor regret
"l ms departure to II new field Of
labor.
Rev. S. \. Brown formerly of
fredericksburg, but now pastor of
Cilfleld Baptist Church, Petersburg
VA preached an eloquent sermon
ana silent wave OF applause SOON.
ed to greet every ,uttcrancc Of this
powerful speaker. His pcroration
was grand. He was accompanied by
ms choirS. senior and Junior and
rendered excellent music for the
occasion and words Of commentator
;re heard from the lips of all who
%iaspcd the opportunity to hear these
remarkable singers from the "Cockado
City"
Able diVineS are preaching there
every night this week and the con-
sre%"lon is being we'll fed by the
gospel truths.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
by Charles II. Williams ,

Hampton, Va, April--Iiampton W..
oeieated by Howard, 9 to |, IN he,
i'rSt baseball game in Washinct&s
on oaluraay, April "a. The game
was itllcd with thrills and excite.
hleht from beg inning to end. The ri,s,
run was maze by Howard i'm the s,,.
Cho lnnlhg. Another run WAS mnu,
ny hampton in the seventh inuiux
H. was thcn that one sensational play
l"io"cd another, in the effort of
ho'h teams to secure the WINNING
inh. Toward broke the tie i'm m,
hin'h, winning the game 2 TO /.
''"'i"Sia%m reached it's highest
point IN the seventh when llnwoyd
hao the bases filled with non, ON,
""d was unable to score The future
~ lhc game was the pitching OF
i"1S Tor Howard who struck on,
'hout Fifteen Hampton mon and d,d
not allow " hit during the same. the
l'h' up was rs follows:
lump: OIL CHM. G.: Ncri,,u e.
- jacobs. 2nd b.; Long, $. S:
wright, 3rd H.; Freeman, l.. L..
Mai'h, {. F.; Owl, r. f.: Scott ana
Bali, l..
toward Kccnc, c.; Tibhx, lst L
M'dIson End r.; Petite. $. S; Rob
ihHcn, 'rd b.; Taylor. L. r.: Nor
rs. f.; Page, r. p; Long. i.
'mpircs: Wilkinson and West.
mo"ci"id; Score: Howard .; I,ap;r
ton l.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
tolorcd Teachers Meet.
tAsSociated Negro Press J

Columbia, S. G.. May--At the re.
cent meeting Of teachers in Negro
schools OF Richland country were
heard some good talks from three
supervisors of rural schools in Clare
don country; A. NJ. Garrett, su9ervis-
or of rural schools in Richland, and
l.. G. Wccms, former supervisor Of
Negro schools in Fulton country, Ga,
we're the speakers. Their good talks
brought 10 the association, some raciS
about their work that were of much
value and help to The Negro teach
crs Of Columbia and the county.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
White Daily Praises Ned. Douglass.

Buffalo, n. Y, April-Thc Buffalo
IN. f) Times, in recent issue com
menting on the nomination of The
namo Of Frederick Douglas for a
place on the New York University
Hall Of. Fame roll makes the follow
ing editorial comment on the pro
pOSal
Millions will join in the wish
that OF the fourteen names to be
chosen for place in the Hall Of Fame
of New York University, tho name OF
Frederick Douglass shall be one. II
is to be hoped those millions will be
so many as to conGti!ute the major
ity Of all to whose attention the ton.
IL is brought. Apart from the fact
that on the cold judicial merits of
the case, tho career and personality
Of Douglass constitute an ample title
TO tho homo" the Official and cuI.nrnl
trib"ic 10 his memory would have =
splendid effect on the paramount rae
'"l Nrohlom Of this country. Fv tho
)"u&!2S n"iiinH;iOn for the first time
tn" ram" OF nan OF Nero blood l.
laced in competition for nan or
Fam" e"rollmcrt. Aesirnmnnt or ihir
obstruction TO thc great orator would
h" welcomed by co'orod people. both
South ana North with ar cnthuciacn
tEat can hcttcr l." imaninod than dc.
S""ib"f. II would Go0th Scncitivrnc-s
II world Cn;c: aNimNeitice, and i.
would u" r"rticularlr apprcpria'e at
th'S tine when III" valiant eorri~o of
h2"E rc"imcntT or the battlcficlds
OF France is so vivid in the ccollect.
ion o. the country
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
Coiorcd Divers Negotiate With the
British Government

Boston, Mass. April-Tha Jackson
Diving and Construction Company 4
race corporation is at the present
time negotiating with the British Gov
crnmcnt with a view TO contracting
for the Sa!vaEing Of ten Of her larG.
est ships. ChnS. II. Jackson. the invcs
tor Of dceD Sca diving machine
that has erected sensation in scicn
tfic circles, .."a horn in Georgia
81 years ago. He has travelled all
over Continental Europe. always work
ing along mechanical limos. IIc t.
considered one OF tho best Negro
mechanics in the country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

y:-6 ..... .-.. /
;ph.!al,lp Tribune, April 81,
1870
An event OF supreme interest TO
social and art circles took place.
when on Saturday april lIth. on
foremost clocutionist, Leila Walker
| ryan, became the bride OF the cm!.
rent physician, Dr. I>ubcrt Emmc.t
Jones. Promptly ut the appolnty ID
hour the groom attended by the emi
hcnt attorney and former City Sulic
i.or, Hon. J. G.. Asbury, entered the
drawing room, closely followed by
Shc bride attended by her sister.
Miss Margaret Walker. Then follow.
90 the beau iiul aud 'mueS;'iyc ccrc.
mony Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church joining them in the holy
bond of matrimony. hftcr the core.
mony which was performed by the
Rev. John X. Logan. pastor Of ST
simon the Cyrcnian Church, the as.
Somhlcd guests, consisting al small
number of the most Intimate friends
cI the bride. together with the rcla
lives of both bride and Groom. show
cred thcir congratulations on ~"
&Eoom and their, we'll wishes on
the bride.
Shortly thereafter Il wedding sup
Per was served after which the happy
couple loft on their hoHcymoou.
The bride, Leila Walker Bryan, is
e. riuinlH the greatest rlocutionitt on,
race has produced and Is without II
peer. Ever since her initial conccr,
performance as Il "chilu prodigy
Sic has held the palm' as a concert
entertainer par excellence" Her ca.
reer has been one continuous round
a. artistic successes, notable among
Fhlch was the occasion when she
Produced "Within the Law" alone
and m2idcd impcrSouating every cha;
actcr both male and female. Not sat,s
Led with lcr wonderful success as m
elocutionist she looked for other
lte'oS TO conquer, and studied and
mastered aesthetic dancing. eventual
~ orcning n School Of Dramatic Ar,
ana Aesthetic Dancing and has now
become as famous as "A teacher ~
SAc was performer. She has the hon
or OF being the first colorcd graduate
from 'hr Srhrcimcr School Of Ora.
hallc Art tone OF the most cyclus.
I'VE schools in Philadelphia.
lr. Robert Emmett Jones is one
CT the foremost physicians in Rich.
h"ohd, Va. BESIDES being the oldest
resident physician in Richmond ho
Is the only colored physician connec,
cd with the Traction Co. OF thai
cily. he is cx-rrcsident OF the Nat.
lohal Medical Association. After grad
ui''lng from the University OF Nlicni
gan, he specialized in Germany. Ow.
ing TO the professional knowlcdg..
gained from his alma mater, his
Study abroad and his successful
years or practice, he has amassed con
siderable wealth, in fact owns the
town of Jonesboro Ca surburb or
llchmond) The emincnt doctor in
HhdS to make his home i'm Philadle.
f'la' where he will specialize IN
rheumatism and goitre.
The out OF town guests who attend
ed the nuptials of this extraordinary
pair were: Hon. |. II. Nuttcr Allan.
nc CITY n. j.. the Misses Bennett of
washington, ID. c.; Mrs. J. W. BRYAN
ROCKY Mount. N. c.! Mrs N. Peter.
son hoyd, Brooklyn, n. Y; Mrs. +.
". fannell. Staunton Va; Miss
Alice 0. Robinson. Atlantic CITY. N.
-; Mrs, Booth and Mrs. Valentino,
bordehtoWn n. J.; Mr.. Madison
Jrnc". and DR.. Pcttis Of Richmond,
Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
Miss Mcdowell Speaks in Chicago.
.{A&~nciatcd Negro Press \

Chicago. H.. May-Miss Mary lie
DnwcN was one Of the speakers 4.
the annual meeting Of the third con
rrc"Sional district Of the Illinoi :
Federation Of Womon's clubs. Miss
Mcdowell is the presiding genius of
The Chicago University settlement.
She spoke Of the new work that is
being started here in Chicago by the
intcr-racial committee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
100 HAPTIXED AT w!NTI SrRItIsr

Yer" impressive services were held
at Fifth Street Baptist Church last
Wednesday, night. 100 candidates
robed in white, were baptized by
fa$fnr II. j. King. The Rev w. II.
t. POWELL. Of AlcXHndria. Va. dcliv-
ored powerful and Instructive ser
mon from the subject. "Salvation
Contract Between God and Man"
The church was packed and the
Gr"Hc ono TONG 10 hc rcmrm bcred
The large number OF men among
the candidates caused muck favorable
comment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
PiTlilAN HALL BRINGS $4,000.

The fythian Hall at 5ll \. 3rd
street has been sold for (Sl2.500)
twelve thousand, five hundred dol
lars cash through the firm Of Messrs
John I. Carnc2l and Son. The origi.
nal purchase price was ($l.500) for
'y-iivc hundred dollars. The Lodges
and courts have been transferred to
the Hythian Castle al 727 n. Third
Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
"e's 20 Seconds for Stealing Letter.
(ASociatcd Negro Press

tA@ociatcd Negro rrcssl
thicaS", Ill, Maybe lcral Judx.
LandiS sitting in the United States
strict %onrt sentenced Jesse Mash
ooio'o" man, TO the pcnitcntiary
Tor twenty-five seconds. for rcco;y
II < and opening another mans mail
N"Sh laintcd when the sentence WA.
announced and there was a rcncrol
'onmotion in the court room 'rbr
prisoner and tho on-lookcrs had II,
cerS'ood the Judge to say twenty.
i've years instead OF seconds, Nash
"'corulnG I" the testimony had sus
poc'ea his wife Of writing love LETTER,
|" another man. lie went to The Dost
ohc" general delivery, and asked FOR
inc mans mail. He waa given = lot.
ter IN his wifc's handwriting, The
olher man r. A. Ahern had Nash ar.
rested for stealing his mail.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
THE ST0Ri THE WEEK HAS TOLD
IN WASHINIiTON, ID. G.
(By Daniel w. Chasc.D
1910 Curcuran St, n. w.
Columbia Lodge No. s.. Order o

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Thc Community Con,ors, Rand -,
der III, leadership nj AIR I,mns !.
Miller gave q conccrt NJ tho II,word
Theatre, which was wou o,to,1n1
OlciHls OF The commuo,v cnrtor ~.
;}urlment occupied boxes
Senator SDcuccr. or Missouri g.,
t"oduced Il bin creating - commits.
sen on the racial oucstion ,rho cam
M sion Is to be composcd of ,hrcn
white men from tho North throo col
cred plcn, and three white mon from
the s. nth. 1t jr to ho ,nnniutna ,,>,
the President oi The United S,,toy
and is to be divided into ,brca
groups Of three men to the eroup ?
white and on. colorcd, serving for
ouc. t. q and 1!.vcc wears, rho com
mission shall have authuri,v to in
quirc into and thoroughly invcsti.
gaze The conditions surrounding th.
crlored people in this country. ana
make an effort 10 ascertain tho cameo
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
BlIST-TItINlAIIGLL.

iulct marriage took place at
looo E Denny street, when Mrs
Laura Trimmcll was married to Mr.
Willie Best OF Florida. Mrs. Trimmcn
is the widow Of Sir Henry Trimmeil,
who died in 1911. Mrs. Trimmcu is
We'll known in church circles and
was noted for her ability.
Her friends are much pleased with
Ter selection.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

Mcmnhi$. Tenn. Mav-~Thc Color,
O. Orphans Home has now on hand
in tho North Memphis Swings Bank
ihc gum Of $2S15. "Sw1vhack" W.
son is enthusiastic over subscriptions
received so far.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

Tho stork visited tho homo Of Mr.
"'' Mrs. c. p. HAYES. 1na w. Lciah
sfT"". Thursday, April 2oth. IT 11:o0
y. ~. ""d lott 2 honn"in" baby Cirl
named Harriet Turner Hayes
Mother and daughter arc doing
nicely.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

'.iA '''lt l'''i "t. tANciiHH d)bul llN'
u,,,c$
Miss Coralast Nurrc!I, who uu-
Gtr,"cnt 4 minor operation on th"
hur, recently at The Memorial l.o>,
rif@t - improving.
Mr.. s. W. Robinson, the wei,
known grocer has sold out his ihriv-
ing business to Mr., G. y. Carter. who
will do business at G23 y. Third 81.
Under the designation of Cartcr'S Cash
Grocery. II" promises 10 keep ~ the
high standard set by his prcicrcS
SGr.
DR.. Benjamin lIunton arrived III
the city last Saturday morning iron:
Canadn. where he had gone TO attend
the funeral Of his mother.
Rcv. aud Mrs. w. II. K. Powell.
Of A'cNandria were visitors in Rich
mond this week. Rev, Powell is
secretary of the Virginia Baptist
state Convention.
--Rcv. NJ. +. Davis, pastor of thu
Third Street \. NJ. T.. Church lrft
the city last Monday to attend thc
sessions Of the General Courc:cnc,
which will meet in 81. Louis" Mo,
this week. 4 IS expected that five
bishops will hr elected.
The repairs at the Mechanics Sap
ingS Bank are now under way. TIE
n y
CC"crcd hy insurance. Tho banking
room is being renovated ana will lc
even more magnificent than before.
Miss Alice G. Chilcs who Is on
gagged in Community Work, trYects> to
leave soon for Oakland, Cal.
MIR. Paul l.. Donaldson is doing =
thriving business AT his new place
Fourth and Clay streets.
Two moving picture theatres
are scheduled Ia he erected ON See
end street between Marshall and CLAY
streets. One will he on tho east side
F5ags2S,'ssftii> lF;5ia;sEi,' '%t> =.
The Mechanics Savings Bank j.
rendering prompt service now. Tho
saving public appreciates the manage
E.cht Of its affairs
Key. \. s. Thomas, ID. d.. preach.
ed with all Of his old time yicor
last Sunday ut The Sharon Boptist
ch"rch. The amount of money raised
vas very gratifying.
AIR. and Mrs. Atlas Barbcc, and
lhelr little son, Atlas, Jr, have left
The city for Durham, ~ c., where
they Will make their future home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
NOTICES!

MIS-. Virginia Morris Harris has
f""n granted an absolute divorce from
t".' husband, Samuel ]. Harris, and
resumes her maiden name Virgin
ia G.. Morris
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08
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AtAht,S STNI!IMtNT.
New OFFICERS Address Fraternity and
Country After Victory in Court.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

PERSONALS AND BitlEFS.

The Petersburg Pike is now OPEN.
Cu!r,r"tc roadway extends about five
u,,lrS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

Miss Coral@sr Norrc!l, who un-
G,r"cnt 4 minor opcraiian on III"
hui, recently at the Memorial Eo>.
rif1I - improving.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

DR.. benjamin llunton arrived in
the city last Saturday morning irou
Canadn. where he had gone TO attend
the funeral Of his mother.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

REV. aud Mrs. W. II. K. Powell,
Of AoNandria were visitors in Rich
mond this week. Rev. Powell is
secretary of the Virginia Baptist
STATE Convention.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

AIR. and Mrs. Atlas Barbcc, and
'helr little son, Atlas, Jr., have left
The city for Durham, n. c., where
they will make their future home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

Prominent citizens he}d Il chu,:
reception for the various child wei
fare organizations in the city. I'll
affair WIS held It the Coliseum. Lou,
\. Browns Society Orchestra furni"l
ing the music. \ good sum was rca
led. Mrs. \. ". Glenn was Chnir
man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-08

--Rev. NJ. +. Davis, pastor Of the
Third Street \. II. T.. Church lrf:
the city last Monday to attend thc
sessions Of the General Conferences
which will meet in 81. Louis, Mo.
this week. 4 IS expected that five
bishops will hr elected.