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soc LET MADAM ROYAL SOC
Egyptian palmist give you the secret of
success In business, love sfairs- Tell cause
of your troubles How to overcome them
Name of whom you viii marry and when.
Removes evil influence you can be sue
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MADAM D'ASHMAN,
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MADAM VASHTI,
PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT


Tells you anything you wish to know
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MADAM K
Palrpist and Clairvoyant-
u0l Eye st. n. W.

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Palmist
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matters love, health and family Affairs
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-07

BoYs-Colored about is TO 30, TO drive
work teams in Chevy Chase, u. C APP
ply Mr.. KING. at steam shovel, Livingston
ct, one block east Of Conn. ave-. Chevy
Chase, y. g,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

who had charge OF the matter. All
they wanted was encouragement from
Washington, tho recognition Of tlis
Republican machine with fundament.
al Republican principles left out.
His Excellency, Warren G. Hard
ing hoped to be supported by the sue
cessful results and he gave his approx.
n. to the elimination of Negroes rs
members Of the Republican Party.
The sclfemers figured that it would
be a case so far as the Negroes are
concerned, OF call dressed up and no
where to co." except in the Republi-
can booth on election day or In the
Democratic booth, Oh that same duy
and date. They figured that the bet
ter class OF tolored people would DO.
come so disgruntled that their anger
would carry them inside Of the Dem.
ocratic Party with both "boots and
baggage" and that this would enatC o
them to raise the cry that tho Dc1uo.
cratic party had become the Negro
party and they could get white folks
from the Democratic organization.
They evidently figured that tho col
ored folks would divide into two or
moro classes. One would stay at home
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24
PRESIDENT MOIsIsIs' ADDRESS

Rev. DR.. p, c. Morris, President of
the National Baptist Convention re-
Gently in session at Chicago delivered
a very able address and demonstrated
that the great organization, Of which
he is the official head has been ACCORD
cd deserved recognition by the leading
white Baptist organizations i'm tho
country. He deplored tho fact that the
Buptists OF tho United States are not
thoroughly united in religious work
and he condemned the suggestion or
proposal for regional Baptist organiza-
tons throughout this country. We
must admit that we do not see how the
Baptists Of the United States can be
thoroughly united under the present
plan Of organization.
The national body as at present IN
stituted Is too large and unwieldy for
Adjective work. 1t would be far better
to have District Baptist Conventions
and from these District Conventions
send up representatives to tho nation
nj body. This could only BIO properl,
brought about though by the elimint
ton of one or the other of tho two
bodies claiming O national relation
ship. The individual ideas OF Baptist
divines should BIO subordinated to the
general good. DR.. Morris Ia on ideal
presiding officer and it would be IL
great contamination of his useful life
If he could father n scheme, which
would bring about the harmonious re.
lationship of the Baptist forces.
Our people need to exercise self
control and to subordinate their inli-
vidua, desires to the general good. Let
,la hope that this may be brought
about during our lifetime.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

On tho other hand, there ure race
lovers, who pay promptly for the pa
per year In and year out without mur
muring and this class Of people sol!
dom ask favor and never expect ,oI
TO give them two dollars and u hall
worth Of advertising for two dollar
year subscription, with pape.
thrown In for good measure. 1t may
be when we get to Heaven, we shall
tell God about both OF these kind OF
people. Ono class, we hope shall, have
the highest honors available and as
to tn other Glass. we sha Il leave their
punishment to Him. who knows all
about our troubles.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

and the other class when 1t camc TO a
choice between democratic Demo,
crat and Republican Democra,
would vote for tho latter and that the
State Republican nominee would get
many Negro votes and thousands Of
white ones. But the "best laid plaus
of mice and men gang aft as ey." Tho
colored people, generally known as
Negroes became aroused in manne r
never known before. Hon. G. Bascom
Slemp, who had been dealing only
with Negro coal miners misunderstood
the situation and he became astound
ell when he found out that tho servtle,
uon-reststing Negroes had the audac.
lily to nominate and support a ticket CT
their own.
This has upset all political calcula
tons and with tho Negro question Ell
tirely eliminated as Col. Anderson
says he must now find enough white
support in Virginia to lead the RANK
and file of the white people into tho
Republican Party. Tho Democratic
managers are ndw making CONCESSIONS
TO tho disgruntled democrats in their
own ranks and many, who were yell
Ing loudest In the interest of the Re.
pubiicans have reached q whisper
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24
THE PRESENT SITUATION

The situation In this State Mt tho
present time Is peculiar. The "new
day" Republicans anxious only Tor
SUCCESS. regardless as to how 1t is to
BIO obtained or the principles involved
became enamored with tho disgrun.
tied democrats, who were unable to
beat tho democratic machine inside
of the Democratic Party. They con
ceived the idea that IL they could
make terms with the regular Repub'i-
can machine, they might attain success
through this channel. Then loomed up
the Negro question. The Negroes were
recognized by the Republican organl-
zntion and as such formed part and
pared OF this political body.
The old line white Republicans con
stituted a menace. but they could he
easily handled. They would BIO allow
ed to sit in the party councils, but by
skillful political manipulation thei.
Influence would be practically eliminat
cd. Tlrey would be in the position CT
children in days past and gone, "seen
and not heard" But the Negroes con
stitutcd problem. How could they
handle this situation? IF the Negroes
remained In the Republican Party,
they reasoned. the Democrats would
not come in and If they put the Ne.
groes out, it was figured, the nationt,
Republican leaders and the Republica:s
administration ut Washington would
not countenance it.
Then came the fine italian hand Of
Hon. G. Bascdm Slemp. the only Re.
publican congressman from Virginia.
He undertook the task of "ironing the
matter out" with the national Repub.
leans and with the President of The
United States. supplemented BY the
Influence Of influential bankers and
their interests who assured him and
the Republican administration that the
scheme was feasible If q free hand
vas permitted on tho part Of those,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

along tho same line of talk. ]
needless to state that the Demd|
have been thoroughly scared.
have given positive evidence
lion. Il. Leo Trink.e wants I'd
Governor and no Is not particu
to whether tho votes cast lor|
arc white or coiored, Jew or Ge|
lie Is diplomatic enough not II
anything to offend the Mega oas.
Hon. Henry W. Andersen II
record us not Wanting tie cHored
pie. This information has EonI
the remotest part OF every count
Which colored folks reside. WherI
white and colored newspapers did
carry this information, the Dcmd
ic henchmcn had it disseminated
I'll all Of the Negroes in the S.atl
their natural leaders, the preaI
have been advised. A colored
who would do emissary work fol
lily whites" would be more
tracised and regarded with mor,|
picion than colored man, who N
DO emiasary work for the DEMO-
This Is the situation plainly 81
and the outcome Of tho present
pafgn Will be watched with int
by every politician throughout
country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

Editor George w. Harris of Tho N.
Y, News Is something of hustler.
He won the nomination in the Twenty
first Adermanic district Of Nnw York
and has good chance Of being re-elect
cd. This was evidently as SURPRISING
to his enemies as 1t seems to have
been to the general public. He should
now "let by'gones be by-gones" and do
what he can to win over those, who
80 bitterly opposed him. Life Is too
short for these unseemly squabbre s.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24
PECULIAR PEOPLE.

Some colored folks just naturally
dislike to pay q bin VI .cther tLa
amount is twenty-five cents or TWEEN.
ty-five dollars. This Is especially ap-
plicable in the case Of some of them
who read colored journals. Some Of
them will read newspaper for five
years, without paying one penny on
the subscription fee and then got as
mad as the devil" il you ask, tnom
for the money due and IL you insis.
upon payment, they will Immediately
find relief in ordering you to stop Tho
paper. II you stop 1t on account Of
non-paynent, they will get angry be-.
cause you do not trust them
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

There Is no one leader Of all Of thu
colored people of Virginia, except in
so far as the many hundreds of col.
ored leaders make him such and then
his tenure of leadership lasts only for
the space OF time no Is designated -
act In this capac,tI. II nj ot US VII
realize this fact there will be no time
for the display OF petty jealousies and
the making Of unkdnd remarks. We
realized this TACT many years ago and
except III special instances have not
essayed to lead this great multitude
OF colored people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24
COLORED FOLES IN TIDE NORTH

Editor r. d. Canady of tho
Portland Advocate il .cvidcnt,y
having some trouble with The colore,l
folks in that far northern cline, If
we are to judge by his remarks in a
recent issue OF that readable journal.
1t says:
The majority o. our people who do
not subscribe for and read col ored
heswapers, invariably give as an eK.
Iuse' there's nothing in the little old
paper" This translated In their way
or thinking maane unless tllcro Ia col.
nmn after column Of Mrs Blank en-.
tertained at" Mr.. nnt, Mrs. Blank
ETY. BLANK motored-." Mira Dofunny.
the charming" etc, or Ding. Bua.ed
ahot by George for thmpcring with his
Wife's affections" and other arch sen
eational stun, thore'R nothing In the
paper What about all the ronserya
tive reports OF race progress In various
parts OF the country and abroad? DDes
this and other news and editorial oDin
ION mean notEsnG to tho surface read
er and surface liver?
Tho averaEc colorGM publisher Is
so accustomed Ia hi" class ot peopcs
that he pays no attention 10 them If
no has any financial sense. PpoDl..
who want their names tn = uewsDs.
per and will pay for the publication
OF them viii appreciate the news item
when it is published. The other kind
Will either be satisfied with hearing
some one cay that their names apDear
ed in tho paTor or they will walk O
block or so to II neighbours house bor.
row their journal for which they
paid, scan the item. throw The Dauer
aside with n satisfied air and then 90
back home with the expectation eyi.
dontly OF having the publisher .nll
around end thank them for permit.
ting the use g. name, which will
not bring one penny to pay The stead
lily rising cost OF newspaper publica.
ton.
The Advocate continued:
Then there is a class OF our peop'e
VINO consider Themselves" too high
toned to subscribe and read a colored
d 'Hoper. indeed they think 1t shows
mark Of N,periority not 10 do So
Some OF thcm have been heard to so J,
20 never read a Negro newspapec.'
Yet these same persons viii pay fif.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24


journal Is published in the very far
northwest. 1t saya
Most white people AID some color cd
leaders hold tho colored race and lis
aspirations too cheap. We have many
garing instances Of such being The
case In Portland. For instance, go 10
any number OF theatres in Portlann,
where everybody Is charged tho Same
admission fee and on entering, some
Mttle. insignificant doork keeper or
usher will bawl out, upstairs" And
Mr.. Colored Man will climb up tue
stairs without word OF pre- est What
other race OF people would do It?
None. Why? Because they put a price
on their race rs high rs any other
race. Not 80 with the black man. He
holds his race too cheap. When a col.,r
ed man enters q restaurant or sits ut
n soda fountain conducted by white
man. he usu"lly enters with "fear aud
trembling" and some have been heard
to ask, DO you serve colorcd poop,e?'
No other race Of people would ask
such question. Why docs Mr.. Cot.
ored Man do 1t? Simply because he
holds himself cheap and inferior Blu:
Let somebody call him cheap or infer
Tor and to hear him talk one would
think he'd fight circle saw. It Is
not what one may call you that hurts
IL Is the mean, dirty treatment Civ
on and the privileges and rights de
MED. Those are the things to fight.
The reason these conditions exist u
because the GIN crow Negro has pene
trated that section OF tho country and
the conditions have adjusted them.
selves accordingly. If colored peoplo
would stay away from these places
and subordinate their nppetites aud
desires to the advocacy OF great prin-
c1ples, change would he noted. We
must begin this work Mt tho cradIe
ana not wait to try to remedy It near
tho grave. We must rid ourselves Of
this insulting, disreputable sls.nenr
These reforms must come from within
although the better class OF our peop,.
teem not to realize 1t.
All through tho North ,nny be found
the "ne'er do WE'LL" "happy-go- lucky
colored folks who will take anything
and do anything AND the northerner,
unlike some of the southerners has
determined to make no discrimination
III tho treatment Of ali classes. when
1t comes to denying to any and all of
thcm to rights to which they are logan
ly entitled.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

The uncouth. disagreeable, fuss
maktng eolored people, who have
spread themselves NIL over the North
and West like u dark cloud have done
mora to injure the colored people in
this Cohntry than all the Tillmans,
Vardamans, and Thomas Dixons We
need to first respect our solves and
prove TO the world that we are entitled
to respect and our condition will i'm
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

Running for office Is like running
to catch train. You may miss 1t. In
tho train business, you have chance
to CATCHY another ono in a day or so.
but in the matter Of Office, it may be
years, before yoal will have another
chance
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

Some mon and many women are y
ing anything to gain temporary sue
cess. They are blind to the fact that
the disregard Of fundamental rights
and principles Ruet ultimately end in
disaster.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

They have captured the murderer of
the popular r. w. Brown of Wash
ington and another chapter has been
written In the history Of another
"bad Negro" who without justifiable
cauEe slow one OF the most userL,
men during our lifetime.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24
prove aud our leaders will DO rocogniz-


We have subscribers. who have ba
come attached to the Planet and WIKI,
have appreciated tho work it has done
for tho race. Some Of them have been
on our books for moro than thirty
years and thoir subscriptions arc paw
to date.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

Hon. Henry W. Anderson claims
THAI no win be elected Governor Of
Virginia and his managers arc claim
ing the same thing From what we OBJ
serve, the oolored folks are not doing
anything other than attending to their
own bhsiness ,,l jH.l
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

Both NATIONAL Baptist conventions,
one at Chicago and the other at New
Orleans seem to be satisfied with the
result of their work. Both had a large
attendance and both raised large
amount OF money.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

Gov. Henry W. Anderson, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor Is
known to be opposed to Negroes hold
ing office, but he has not yet publicly
expressed himself as to whether or
not he is also opposed to Negroes run
ming 2or ofiee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

You cannot publish a newspaper
without money. When creditors push
the newts,aper man for payment OF
accumulated debts, the publisher
must push those who DIVE him for the
same reason.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

PespEe who so to Heaven do not
want 10 come back to earth and people
Whit are on earth are not anxious 10
leave here jasa now to so Heaven.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-24

Some timo. the way looks dark but
by having an abiding faith in God
and tho ultimate triumph Of right,
the ray of sunshine seen in the dis
are evidences OF tho truths these
lines contain.