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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
GENERAL ELECTION
Borough of Cliffside Park

NOTICE is hereby given that an Elec-
ton will be held in and for the
BOROUGH OF CLiFFSiDE PARK,
BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
ELECTION will be held, for the First
Election District, comprising that portion
of the borough as follows: Bounded by
the southery borough line and the west
erly borough line, the westerly line of
the Public Service Railway to Kamena
street to Third street and center line of
Walker street and center line of Third
street, and center line of Cliff street, and
eaSterly borough line, at
WALTER RENDERS,
River View and Washington Place
For the Second Election District,
bounded by Anderson avenue and Cliff
street to center line of Edgewater road
to the easterly borough line to center of
FIRE HOUSE,
PaIlsade Avenue and Jersey Avenue
For the Third Election District bound
ed by the center line of Public Service
Railway, Edgewater road easterly bor-
ough line to northerly borough line to
center of Public Service Railway to
Edgewater road, at
HIGH SCHOOL,
Gorge Road and PaIisade Avenue
For the Fourth Election District,
bounded by Edgewater road and west
borough line, east to center line of Pub
lie Service Railway to north borough
line. and west borough line to Edgewater
road, at
LAWroN AVE. PUBLIC SCHOOL.
between ANDERSON avenue ana fupUc
Service Railway,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1921,
between the hours of o'clock in the
morning and o'clock in the evening, for
the purpose of electing three go As
semblymen, three (3) Chosen Freehold
ers for 60 years each.
Mayor, (2) years.
| Two CD Councilmen for (3) years each
One % Justice of the Peace, (5) years.
Shall the act entitled, An act au-
thorizing the creation of a debt of the
| State of New Jersey for the construction.
| extension and concerning the Institutions
of the State under the State Board of
| Control of Institutions and Agencies, by
! the issuing of bonds in an amount not
to exceed fourteen million dollars: pro-
Viding the ways and means for the pay
| ment of the interest accruing on said
debt and for the payment of the princ-
| pal of said debt at maturity, and the
| expense in connection herewith. and
! providing for the submission of this law
! to the people at the next general cleo
ton. approved April s, 1921, be adopted"
| The Board of Registry and Election
| will meet at the above places on Tuesday,
| the 18th day of October, 1921. from l
| o'clock in the afternoon to o'clock in
| the evening, to revise the registry lists.
! Absentee electors who are registered
| for the General Election may make appli-
cation TO the County Board of Elections
| for q ballot to enable them to vote on
or before Tuesday, October 25. 1921.
JOHN ]. SMITH,
Dated, September 2. 1921.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
CASE OF BABE RUTH

1t takes all kinds of people to make
a world. Babe Ruth, by his baseball
prowess, has become the most famous
player of all time. His batting skill
has brought him the sobriquet of King
of Swat because he can line out more
home runs than any one ever did be-
fore him. His name has been more in
the limelight than any king or poten-
tate. In the recent World Series he
proved that his club, the American
League Yankees, is a one-man team
because he was i'll and without Ruth
they could not win the worlds cham
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
borough wherever their interests are

borough wherever their interests are
concerned?
Paucos servitus, plures servitutem
tenent-do not enslave yourself. Do
not be misled by the ISLANDERS cast at
Edward A. Kenney, Independent candi-
date for mayor of Cliffside Park. A
vote for him on Election Day means an
efficient, economical, progressive and
dignified administration.
OBSERVATOR.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
Immense Power OF lightning.

Near New York city huge oak on
a hillside was torn into splinters by
bolt of lightning and some electro
cal engineering experts have been
studying the size Of the tree. the re-
sistance it gave and the volume OF
electrical force to be required for its
destruction. They agee there was not
less than 160,000-horse power in the
bolt that hit it.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
The rhermo. Bottle.

A thermos bottle is double-waIled
receptacle. The air in the space be-
tween the walls is completely ex-
hausted and the walls are silvered
like a mirror so as to reflect radia-
ton. This guards against the access
of heat or cold from without.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
UNION CHURCH OF PALISADE

Services in Union Church of Pail
SADIE, Sunday, IL "A. m. Rev. MacKen-
zie will preach.
Subject, Things That Abide
Faith"
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Y. Z. s., Z 80 p. m. Eleanor Pen
nell will lead the discussion on 1.-THE
Peril of Uselessness"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22

promoter, has offered Johnny Suff. the
tiyweight and bantam'veight champion,
$40, 900 for battle with Pete Herman
on Thanksgiving Day.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
The Fourth Dimension.

The fourth dimension is merely a
mathematical speculation. 1t Is
assumed to he the property of matter
that should be to solids as solids are
to planes. Mathematical investiga-
tons are made on the assumption Of
an indefinite number of dimensions.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22

e. c. Yellowley, Federal Prohibition
Agent for New York s. tie, decle red
he would not raid manufacturers of
utensils that may be used in home
brewing or malt and hop dealers.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22

Ned" Gourdin, of Harvard Univer-
sity. won the national Dentha, ON cham
pionship at Travers ISLAM, New York
by II points.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22

A very good composition, but the
height of Palisade above sea level is
little over 300 feet.-EditOr.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
PRESIDENT HARDING AND THE
COIDRGD BROTHER.

Mr.. Warren G. Harding. Pre- s;6"nl
OF the United States is purrortcd o
have delivered his, ultima um ON the
office holding status ot the coi"r
man in thu South. This action on hi.
part has stirred the wrath OF the e.
urrd voter especial in he South.
II is w,ll To not" in thr outset that
lhi indignation against Mr.. llurdin%
/: iusliricd. viewed from aGy anH.".
Such whol,=alc discrimination aGdin~,
a race excludes all tests nt efficiency,
character and personal worth. 1t III
dirutcS ihat the president in making
political appointments vii h" direct.
"d more Ivy color Of the applicant than
Ivy his general ii ucS.. for tn" oll'"r.
This is prrd;rutiuG government upon
race rather than upon principle. Thi-
coucrnt Of government is contrary To
Declaration OF ludt rVnd"ncc whicE
rcrugniZrS the equality OF men hcfur"
th" l.W: also lhr fundamental teach
ing Of he Founders for whom Nj.
Ilnrdiuw c'aim% 50 much owe and d".
votjon. Such u position Is cont ar
t. the rrQuir, mvnt$ of Il democracy
and should he beneath the vision of 1.
man in 50 lofty and I'LL important
place rs the presidency of the n?' ION.
Mr.. Harding has broken faith witt,
with tie color"d man and hcn>c ic.
serving crnsurc. tie promised ;h$ ."l.
o.'"G Iroup III clear and unmi stalking
terms his deserved rights "nl ju>t
considerations. His campaign ,lDN tnll
coGni2Ancc Of the ,olnrcd vote Tnc
>.,.. l.
tion Of co'orcd campaign manager ant
all through the campaign he funct ,on
ed as one Of the directors of Mr.. Hard
ing's political fortunes. TO this the
president did not objccf. Once he is in.
these things are brushed aside. lie
forgcts too, the memorable day. whra
taking oath Of Office with hand on
that Scripture which reads: "What
more doth The Lord require Of the thal
to be ihst'y. live humbly and walk
uprightly."
This act Of the president is sui!i,
cicnt in itself to teach the co,or, Il
group that political nomcnrla urr has
but little to do with Justice and rrn.
ciplr. Men not parties provide the beck
ground of Justice. fair trratmcn. unh
equal opportunity. The republican Dar
iy. like amy other. Will do but -,
much. The cG orcd man must worN
for those things that count for most
in he line of his development. With
him rests his future and he, more
than any one else. can make il count
for veal or woe.
N.ynrhhnr%. Va. Christian Appeal
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
NEAR CUMBERLAND

In reply 10 queries. Or. NJ. .B. Jones
stated :-."'rhiS accident occurred
Tuesday evening Just ahou. dusk. We
were about - mi cs from Cumb":.
land Maryland and had reached tho
top of the Appalachian Mountains,
where they SCI postcards and the
like. With me were Or. VIM. H. Din
on and his wife of FultOn. We ad
passed through Washington and had
gotten that far. | was thinking ol
camping for the night, hut findin.;
ont that Cumberland was only abCut
thir'y-fivc miles. | wa;; OF the op;n.
ION that we cou'd make il in ah04t
two hours and so | decided to 80 on
! ed h" party all tho way. DR.. Mote.
NJ. Lewis and his chauffeur were also
in the party. Just before leaving thc
top OF the mountain. I saw Siglt u
which warned motorists to cut off the
i"nition pnd throw their cars in lom
gear going down he long dr:ccntS ;l
the mountain. 1t also told about the
number of curves DR.. Dixon started
out ahead of me.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
MARRIED IN Old NEW YORK

The many friends Of Miss Xclma
HAL of this city were grcaaly Surpri"-
ed when the nWrS reached her home
town tl,at she had ed to the hymcninl
altar, Mr.. Harold Proctor, formerly of
this city. The occasion took ptaC y
Wednesday. the lTh in New Yur X
city where Miss Hall was visiting rrla-
tivc$ and friends. The bride j. the
young. accomplished daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs j. T.. Han, Of 1900 Old DO.
minion street South Richmond.
The groom is the son o. Mr.. ana
AIRS. n. b. Proctor. OF Mayo's Town
He served overseas and is now "''"> !
ing the Government instruction School
in New York
Thr happy couple has the best wish
"S OF their many friends on thcil
matrimonial journey.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27

My chauffeur threw Tie car in low
but evidently failed to Gu" out the ig.
milton. We had not gone FAR, when
he exclaimed. doctor, | can't hold
this car! It is getting away from me. )
| called to Dixon. but don't suppos
ed he could hear mo. 20 get out of the
way. My car bumped into his car. with
out doing his car any material daia-
age. This checked my descent and then
ii struck him again. He crowded hi,
car to one side. On the right hand
SIDE was deep prccipicc. TO have
gone over this meant inStan; death
Tor the entire party. I was told after
wards that a man had his head cut
of as his car went over that same
Drecipicc. The chauffeur was hclr-
less The only thing to do was to run
the car into the banks on the left. II
went into q telegraph DO @
breaking it in two and jammcd thc
car into the mountain side. The raj
ator was completely wrecked.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
CONGRATULATIONS

Il want to congratulate YOU unon the
;onderlul progress You have made in
he past fif'N-firc years.
Quit worrying about the white pro
lie and imi' ate your own people Con
niue to work
Prof. IL. II. Wade Of Topeka. called
ne large audience to order. DR.. J.
Ransom, Of Wichita. GRAND Probate
I Kansas. offered Il PRAYER. Or S.
Thompson. Grand thanrcl or Of
HnSaS. made Il Shor, address. Nn
nd hat for two years the people had
poke Ct forward 10 the cOmin% OF thr
Iuprrmc l.oa@c anL tn" Gathrrin" OF
liouAAndS "t visitors from all parts
4 the United States.
You com" % til" State Of Kansas
tn" State of Liberty the State OF
pm Brown" he declared I'VE ar.
pre- that yon are goin" to help us"
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
THREE, lNIl'Rl, /.

Mrs. Cnrr" s. Brown has +? Sprr IL
cd wrist and minor bruises. Mrs. jones
has 'accralcd arm an many minor
bruises over her body. She iS we l.
nigh totally incapacitatCd. Battle was
thrown through the window and il cut
about the face and hands Miss VIOLA
Is. l.uc;WI who resides with Dr. Jcnrs
and wife ESCAPED without injury Ed
tor John Mitchell. Jr. called at the
Richmond Hospital Vast Monday and
after waiting Il while after asking for
the 'chirt nurse. received Il mcSSace
To come upstairs as DR.. NJ. b. Jones
wanted to see him. Quickly mount
ing the stairway. he found the vctcr
an physician and surgeon in bed and
with all Of 'hc modern convrnicncoS
l'c WAS entirely comfortable and Sm.l
ed with pleasure at his greeting.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
BETWEEN TWO DEAD BODIES

The surgeons examined mo and toui;
IN N-ray of the Fracture | WAS p'arc,,
on the opera inT table and the homes
set. Leroy saw that they had me placed
next To the kitchen and he wont ia the
Mayor and he :.cnt orders IN nj, 90
me III Il room on the third flon".
ihcrc was but one room vacant AMI il
WI" $alu t'lat | WAS the first ro'orCd
paIicht to occupy Il place on ;h?t
'l"of' wanted to start for home, hut
lheE operated on mo Wednesday nur
WIS permitted to leave Friday mora
ing AT 1923 by the Is. and O. WAS
placed in the baggage car. On one
sac o' me whS Il dead body in box
Hd n little further down thoy nut oa
another box containing Il dead hoIT.
had one of these on one silr and
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
iNrtRRAEIAL CAMPAIGN TO AID
toLORED GIRLS.

Go uHhia, $. Ca-Thr committees
OF whit" ana of colorcd men ROW form
cd in fifty South Caro- ina counties
have Jointly taken up the work Of
poviding Tor the E'a.rwuld Industrial
School for delinquent culorcd Eiri..
THIS school, the only one in the state
OF this class, was founded by the
"olorcd WoMcn'S CubS OF South Caro-
lima with the active announcement
o! secretary 'of the State Board Of
Public Welfare. The colorcd wom,u
nave now supported the school for
w" years and hope so to demonstrate
us usefulness That it viii eventually
bc taken over hy the state, as Nrah
done by Virginia in Il like case, Mean
"ht" ii has done such good work
that friends OF both races have deter
mined to set il firmly upon its rcc
ne ih'cr-haclal committees have un
deftakch TO raise 100000 for pcrm.-
heht Improvements and running OK.
pciSeS. This sum has been apportfu,
eo among the county committees, and
IN some Instances the quota has al-
ready been exceeded.
rms school gives instruction y,
'hn grades. and teaches home indo..
.rleS' amending laundering and garden
ing MT. Wlll'ams. secretary OF tho
board or Puhlice Welfare in an ortn
letter. commends the work done ~
'HccptionaIy fine" stresses the I'M
portahce OF such an Institution hnd
for funds.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
COLLEGE, STUDENTS VISIT THE
NEGRO SCHOOLS.

Williamsburg, Na.,--Juet hcfu!r
comm"nc, mcnt this year rorty.flNc
members of the Scniar class OF che his
toric William and Mary College spru;
Il day at Hampton Institute. u1rlrr
the Suidanc" Of DR.. Bennett. head ..
IN" G"phr, mcnt OF education at the
ca. rG". the parry WaS received =,
ir. Gregg. the proildrnt oi Hampton
and were shown bath the class room
and industrial work. There Was ali
pl" discussion, hy members of 'h6tn
races. OF various aspects oi race rc,a~
uon@, and of the Negroes tducat lonal
needs. This visit was made in actur-
uanr" with prccdcn. set at William
ana Mary some years ago. Visits 10
coiorrd schools are also made by pro
t&SorS and students at Peabody Col
eye Tor Teachers, in Nashville, Tenn,
From what can be gathered Of the ~,
suits III these cases it seems probable
that the prac ice will spread to otn.
er inSlntionS where students are !"
lnc trained for public school work am!
*aprrintrndcncy.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27

singular and peculiar accident
occurred at Evergreen Cemetery san.
day afternoon. August 2ist. Nj J. y
ioung's wife died ii Ills w. Ici&h
stree. and the funeral took place ! ON
the Moore Street BAPTIST Chur,n with
Funeral Director &. p. Hayes III
charge Of the remains. Upon reaching
the Genet cry, the side boards or planks
were in position, but one Of then
broke, causing the earth to cave and
prccipitating the caskct with end up
into the grave. together with the M
r"rS. Work was at once begun to
get the pall-bearcls and the caskcs
out. The management quickly remr1.
led the horrifying happening and the
intermcnt was completed SatiSfac. or.
tally.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
IDEAL NOTES

Ihr National Idea! Benefit Socie'y
VIII hold it's 9th Annual Session o.
the l.el&ht Street a. NJ. T.. Chur.!,.
September 6. 7, and Sth The public
IL cordiaI v invited to witness she pro
gram at the above named church Oh
TucSiay night, September 9th at S..
% o'clock
Grand Sacred Cantata, Dan 81
IN the Lions Den" will he given at
IN" CIy Auditorium. Wedncsdy v
night S"nt"m""" -" "n,cr the ausr:-
"'S of the National ideal Cnoir Th.
Ladies' who compose the Drill Corps of
WASHINGTON ana Philadcjphia W.,
gave exhibition drills in uniform. A
rare trca' is in store for all who al
tend. Admission 90 cents.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27

nr Mi cS l.. Jones is NOW in R;rii-
m"Md Hospital uitcrin@ With Il hrp,i.
vn or Fractured dis o,utod riaht h'o
and Wi,h strained irt, hip. ;tS n re-
suit Of Il terrible accidcnt ON the O'o
Natiuna Road. thir.yi;vr miles east
al Cumberland. Maryland. viii G 2u
i"nal Medical Association which coy
N"n"d August -, 1921 1t l.ouiSvi lc.
K"Eu"ky. The accident 'urcurr>A Il
Tue day evening. Angus 10th iu.1 as
th" sun WAS lc~rrin" itself behind
the western hill =. Chauffeur Rohrr
II. Battle WIS at the who Of Dr.
J"ncS'S Ford Sedan while Or. JourN'
wife, Mrs. NJ. jamie Jones. Miss Viola
l.ucaS and Mrs. Carrie S. Brown were
also passengers.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27

Alabama is providing six summer
schools for her colorcd public school
teachers and has a total attendance.
unon 'hcm, Of 800 men and Won y.
The State appropriates $4,000 yearly
'"r county training schools Hn0 SuE' i
riSory work. in addition to the l2r">r
annropriations of the counties th.m-
selves and aid from other eour2as.
There is a pronounced tendency to
'cnG' hen the term Of tho o0'or"l
schools. and to increase salaries. a
now training school he's Just hcCr 70
icctcd with the leading white business
men OF the community behind y
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
PRESIDENT HAKDINGrS STAND


President W;rrcn +. lI,r,,;,
elected by .lrh an ovcrwh,,,,;nr 49,,
jority that hr don't hov. n hi.n u;,
tonru". ANA he can sneak -. ~, ,,n,,
and after All il is mnr1, ho,,n, ,n =.
uu,rr .touG than i, i T., 1.-Two 49,, t.l,,
hopes. Will, fine Col,,,I ,,o,, !, ,,,,
South has newer .,m,,n,o1 ,n .,,.
thinu when il r;.mr in cl,,,;,.. pr,...
dents i. uy,s ,.v..,v, =, h;,, r.,,'t..
,.,,;,,.,,;,,, " ''' '"> '"' ,"
thu, unv.,r h,,, h,o,, ..,,,,.,;,,,,
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
FULTON NOTES ,

~" "rrvie~s nj the Mt. Ca%NslN
ranti%t cAurrn last Sabbath. were ~
@, N"u> Al tl:"0 \ NJ. he Rev. \
= CtHrs" III" n1 tor Of the Union
Love- H'p;.%. church. Hviu2ton New
jersey w nc'trd Il Sou Stirring srr-
mon: u#in" rs his text. TX. 2:2.5. Sub
i"rt: Continuation of he Church. Dur
hearts were made to rgioicc in the
Col ot nnr Salvation. At night hc
preached from lhr 9th chapter o. Gal
and the 'ir+t v"r@c. Rev Clarke is
one "l our owu boys. ON ,hr roStr,nn
were R"vS. w. l.. Tuck. CobhS. so
man. Flu Ter and jefferson. -Four mem
hrr~ were addvj! to the church.
The following ravc been added to
the sick list ut this writing: Sir .onn
ny S"ou, Miss Bessie Steward AMI
Mrs. Sadie Henderson. Mrs. Gccoreia
Ampy is improving; she il; at the Nir
ginn Hospital.
Mrs. Louise Jclfrics is improving
greatly. She is able to stir around
and She takes this method in thank
ing the many friends for their hoSpi-
tality during her severe illness.
MiES Bessie Steward compct III,
employee of the Southern Aid So"tr-
the Sick.
Tomorrow morning at ll:@0 4. NJ.
R"N. y. u. c arllr will preach at Cal
vary, $40 the East End Lily Bcncti-
cial club viii ho'd It's anniversary Il!
Calvary. Sermon by Rev. w. l.. Turk
We expect Il large attendance at the
night services.
Our pa, or Rev. CobhS is on his va
cation before coming back h" will at
tend tn" Lott Cary Convention in New
ARK New JcrScr and the Grand Setting
OF the Improved Order of Shcpcr,',
and Daughters of Bethlehem at
W'thinGion. -. &. The drvo ional&
as usual is in charge Of Brother G..
b. Jcc"r>on who always try 20 find
time to assist his pastor.
The services last Sunday at tn"
Rising Mt. Zion Baptist church wor,
'p'cndid AT ll:30 \. NJ. The pastor,
'>''' ''iiIiii'N, pl titiltN IL WOllutfIl. |.
sermon. from the 18th Ch3ptcr of lst
fhron., and the 33rd vctsc. At nigh;
his subject WAS the "prodigal Son"
FRIENDS let us com" to Zion and hear
our hro:h.r ii is no mistake in say
~ i" j. an cNcop ional good GospI
preacher.
IA" MI. Calvary Baptist Sunday
H"h"oi Will run it's annual picnic on
me 'lh OF September G.ahor Day)
|" Market Inn. Trucks will leave the
'hhr"h beginning about 9i5 A. NJ.
Committee \ ID. Daniel. AI,,s +
'ohhS and Il. Preston.
Mir. y. ID. Daniel and Frank Iie1t
ncr were delegates from the Fulton
Eouncl! to the Supreme Council I y
st. i'nk" which convened this wrn,
At White Stone. Va.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
CORWINE SPEAKS.

we have in the order OF the kni"his
Pythia" today l50.0 male mem
F's, 10000 female members, 1900
fenilcs and $4,000 members Of tns
form Rank. And I am glad to say
1t we hay" in cash and assets to
" three and hal fmilion dollars.
tconclndcd with the introductiol
Governor Alien.
fOthcr addresses were delivered bv
yor II. j. Corwinc Attorney .Jnm
Guy, representative Of the GranT
-" a. 'nn&aS. Mrs. Moreno Davis
3nd Worthy Connection o: the Crane
enrt Of Calanthc and Brig. Gen.
somaS Kennedy, Of thc Uniform
1 3nk.
R1rs. NJ. S. Grant Of Georgia rc-
Snded to the addresses i'm the name
] the Supreme Court. She declared
il was source Of pleasure %
aept the welcome TO the his ore
tc OF Kansas. She paid a tribute
Mrs. Davis.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
AT IlONl, AGAIN

I'VE arrived in Richmond. Friday,
l9.h inst. at & +. NJ. | was brou.tl
here and | have been resting qnict.y
ever fincc. AS soon as | stretched
out aitcr the accident, got some rr
lief and after ! wa% operated upon |
fc.t much better" This ended he
>tor.: and | remarked that he bora a
charmed life. He was OF the opinion
that Miss Viola was EMIT cd to that
dis i" CT We had 1t recollection Ct
Dr Cone: having 90" in three = 10
mobile wrecks including this on. In
one Of them, there was Apprehension
that he would not live. Now. ne was
Il p.tt cnt in his own hospital. ;h, Il
ful and paticn,. but anxious / II lie
time to come, where he coull "eain
take up the work Of his ,arge prac.
ticc and be himself again.
Calling on Mrs. Carrie S. Brow
AT SIC n. Third street her husban |.
Mr.. Claude G. Brown came to -.
door Mnd uShcrcd Editor Mi chell -
to her bedroom She had contract cd
Il severe cold as ii result Of her thrill
ling experience. She spoke chCerfl =
~ and said:
"Wc left Richmond Monday morn.
ing and had gotten to the top Of tho
mountain and S'artCd down. when
the car was going fast and Mrs
Jones asked Robert if he could stop
the car and he said he could not. He
ran into II telegraph pole to keep
from going over tne prccipice. The
White people We're very kind to us.
was slightly injured. but my main
tronhc is from a cold that I got as a
result OF the exposure.
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27
CROWDED WITH MOTORISTS

rms roadway is regular high
way ana Is crowded with tears. T;ley
came to my relief. Whom they attempt
ed 10 tax" me out I could not Imoyo.
was lifted out. The agony was OK
cruclHtlng. An officer I'm morto:-
cycle with a side seat. told them 10
wait unti' he called an ambulance
from the top Of the moun'pin, IIn
conld NOT get any connection. He drove
l." Cumberland, a distance OF thirty.
nv" miles and returned with the am
hnlancc into which they placed me-.
The white people were very kind. One
party with a Packard went back with
me and they took my party and the
luggage and carried it to Cumberland
Richmond planet., 1921-08-27

The Southern Methodist Church has
just held weeks institute at BIZ
m'n"ham. Ala. for colorcd minister's.
DR.. w. ". Alexander OF Atlanta, di
rector of the Inter.Rncial Commits
sion was in charge: md the couras ,,
wore given hv leading m"n of the two
churches white and colorcd. Two hun
dred ministers from fourteen confer
cnces attended. The expenses were
mot by the Southern Methodist Board
Of Missions.