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ASSAULTED THEIR FATHER.

Scaford. Nav 27.-Norman and Everett
jefferson. brothers, were arrested az Con-
cord. near here, yesterday, charged with
assault and battery upon their father,
Incoh jefferson. Edgar jefferson, another
son. who was mixed up in the assault, but
escaped before the arrival of Constable
A. Il. Adams, os Seaiord. He Is still at
large.
The young mcn were arraigned before
Magistrate y. X. Phillips aud the father
sswore his life against" his SONS, and said
this was not the first time theyihad beaten
him and endeavored to drive him away
from his home Magistrate Phillips held
the Young men uncder peace bonds, How
ard Lane. farmer Of that section becoming
ing their bondsman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27
COUNTY CLUB COMMITTEES.

Georgetown, May 27.-Conmittees on
Sussex county club work for the Harring-
too AIR have been appointed by Miss
DorothyEmerson, comfy club leader, as
follows Clothing exhibit Mary Jones,
Georgetown; baking exhibit, Blanche
Nandenburg, Bridgeyille; canning ex-
hbit, Edith Num-, Milford; demonstra-
tons, Helen Pepper, Georgetown, and
Elizabeth Donovan, Bridgeville.
Community chaimen of the boys ex-
hihiis have been chosen, as follows: Harry
Nieols, Millsboro; Harry Cobaugh, Ellen
dale; Earl Meredith, Greenwood, and
Charles Bookhammer, Lewes.
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General Carey, was severely injured ycs-
terday, while cleaning boilers, when a
steam pipe burst, scalding him about the
faco and body. He was treated by DR..
w. W. Ellis.
Mrs. John Sch,mder VIA taken suddenly
III at her homo on Clinton street yesterday.
Mrs. Walker Of ST. Georges won the
prize offered by soap concern of a three
days trip to Buffalo, N. Y. Sho viii leave
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TO VISIT FRANCE.

Newark, May 27.-Professor r. w.
hlrkbride OF the Modern Language De-
partment University OF Delaware viii sail
from New York on June Q, on the Cunard
liner Maueiania, for England, and will
spend about three months abroad most of
the tune IN France.
On this trip Professor kirkblde will
apond q few days IN London and will then
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FOOT BADLY MASHED.

Seaford, MAY Civilian Louder was
severely injured, yesterday, at the Seaford
marine railway while experimenting
the loading Of mattresses on board vessel.
Ills leg became caught between the
vessel and the wharf, badly lacerating
Il from the knee to his foot, and also
severely mashi0g his foot. lie was re-
moved 90 his home where he is under a
PHYSICIANS 5 care
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20 to France for the remainder OF bis stay
returning to this country about the middle
of September He will do some vocab,i-
larry experiment work in France. Scvcrai
other members of the university faculty
including DR.. W. Owen Syphord vii! also
spend part OF the summer in Europe.
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GETS STATE FLAG.

Seaford, May 27.--The Seaford public
school has been awarded large State flag
for the attendance record achieved by the
school during the months from October
90 March 1.
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Kinderxnrten Exhibition.

An exhibition will be given by fhe
Kindergarten committee of tho Einn
Rock Community club betw~cn and
today In the Kindergarten rooms of
Hiilcren M. r. Church. Tea will be
served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-27

June 5.
The freight boat Berth r. Tull, loaded
with general mcrchAndise, from Phundci-
phia to baltimore passed through the
canal. Yesterday, also tho yacht Gertrude
fro IN Philadelphia TO Baltimore.
jacob Rudnich purchased thnc Ford
touring cars ut n sale held at Fort du
Pont, yesterday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
PYTHAN ANNIVERSARY.

The Subordinate lodges Of the
knights of Pythias 'and the subordi-
nate eolrts of the Order of Calanthe oh
served their anniversaries in q joint
meeting in this city Sunday, March
9th, The members of the Order as
sembled at the Pythian Castle, 727
N. Third streets and led by the Nun.
cipal Band marched to the Sixth
Mount Zion Baptist Church where
Rev. II. j. King, ID. d., pastor of the
Fifth Street Baptist Church delivered
Il most impressive and appropriate
sermon. The Uniform Rank was pro
coded Ivy Brigadier General John
Mitchell, Jr., and his stat consisting
of Col. John II. Chilcs, Col r. c.
Mitchell, Col w. II. Willis, Col. Albert
A. Tenant, Col. G. l.. Branch and
Major IL. J.. Morris.
The First Regiment was under the
command Of Col. Ammons and tho
First Battalion under the command OF
Major Jerome Davis. The Pythian Ca
diets were commended rv Commander
Charles Ammons. A large number Of
members of the subordinate lodges
took part in the parade. At the
n
w. Pryor. The Fifth Street Baptist
Church Boys Choir rendered musi.
cal selections under the leadership OF
MIR Joseph Matthews. District Dep,l.
ty Grand Worthy Counsellor Mrs.
Lucy Cross was present. Rev. DR..
Kings sermon contained some striIs-
ing features.
Incidentally in commenting upon
the disposition of the colored people
to disagree among themselves, he re.
ferred to the movement of Marcus
Gnrvey and declared that 1t was q
long step In the right direction to.
wards the solution OF grea. problem.
lie did not believe that It was tho
proper thing TO continue the work Of
pulling du%n but rather Of building up.
at the conclusion Of the sermon n col
lection was lifted. Then tho benedic-
ton was announced by Rev. Pryor,
after which the Uniform Rank yund
some of the members Of tAe subo:di-
nate lodges began the march to Church
nil, where exercises for the lInst
End section were being held at the
Fourth Baptist Church
The party arrived there before tho
conclusion as Rev. Evans Payne, ID.
d., had not begun his sermon. Sir G.
-. Stevens had charge there. Rev.
Payne spoke about Saul and David
anu paid glowing tribute to tho
work OF the Order. The Fourth Bnpt.
list Church choir rendered music and
recitation was rendered by Master
Thomas Page. DR.. E. II. Jefferson leu
the call for money and it was we'll
received. A vote Of thanks was ttlut
cred nll parties to- the entertainment
MT both churches. Rev. DR.. Payne
was In his happiest mood and the
large number OF knights. who march
cd over there enjoyed tho trip.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
COL. HAYWARD GOES BACK TO
GET COIORED HEROES.

When Col. Bill Hayward Of Nehras.
ka. New York and the one fine 369th
. United States Infantry. colored goes
aboard the Cnnarder Aquitania Tues
day morning to set out for Chrrbourg
and the accomplishment In France OF
y mission he holds sacred, the will
do his best to watt in the general di-
rection of tho White House the
thought suggestion that he is not run
ming away from HIS application for
;the Enthusiastically to France. The
President will learn this morning the
real reason why Co. Bill turns his
hnck on the u. s. A. and the pursuit.
OF his diplomatic ambition at this the
critical time.
The Colonel and his dark dougs-
boys fought the Germans ill along the.
aisne and through the Argonne as
par, of the Fourth French Army ,un
dor Gen. Gonrand, and hnd q notable
share In beating back the great Germ
an offensive OF June 1918 and tnrnfn,,
OF into German rnut.. For that
achievement France gave Col. Bill
the Legion OF Honor and scattered
var crosses all throuch the regiment.
(Amsterdam .News.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
FULTON NOTES.

a very fine program was rendered
fn9sMt. Calvary Sunday School last
sunday. Monday the c:asScs or Mr..
Meredith fNoster, Mirs Rosaley Harris
and Miss Alma Logan had joyful
time in the church yard hunting
Easter eggs. ,,gf
Pastor c. A. Cobbs preached on
Easter morning from the subject,
Come See the Place Where tho Lord
Hay" The sick list showed that
Dea Nathaniol Yates and John
Greene were sick.
At $3.50 unique program was
rendered. Mrs. Hattie B. Hackett
and Miss Ruth Orange were in
charge.
Rev. Mutt Fuller preached at
night.
Rev. Cohbs' subject for tomorrow
will be- ''The Seven Mornings" :
The Union Revival services which
were conducted by Rev. B. r.
Ruffin, of Boydton. Va. proved to be
vnrv succsrsful. We had about fifty
conversions.
Street meetings were held March
81 and 25 by the Mt. Calvary Bap
tist Church. The meeting of the
- ! NJ ""N i''u h' VIC tOlH'NI VI ,IJSInS
and Gilman Streets; Rev. Cobbs
preached, assisted by Rev. Joseph
RrNw and Mrs, e. Cobbs. The
second meeting was held OH Hague
Street. Rev. George Coleman
preached assisted by Brother c. B.
Jefferson.
Mrs. Ruth Fields spent Easter in
Norfolk with her aunt, Mrs. Isabelle
Harris.
Mrs. Estelle White left for. Boston
Mass. t. accompany her aunt. Miss
Virginia Jefferson back here. Mrs.
White IL the sister of Mr.. c.. B.
Jof'crson A farewell entertainment
will he given in honor of Miss Jcffcr
s>n NV Tho crnu;f'n D;'>'n Clocs IF the
First Baptist Sunday School (whitc)
OF which she has been member for
number of years.
THO Wnnani: R'hln Oav Tvorcisos
will u" held at the Second Baptist
Church tomorrow at 1900 p. NJ.
under the auspices Of the Richmond
Baptist Sunday School Union.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, APRIL 2, 1921.
4 GREAT DAY In IYNCHBURG.

The Annual Celebration Of tho
Knights Of Pythias and Courts Of Ca.
lanthe was held at Jackson Street Nj.
II. Church Sunday evening. at 500
o'clock. The spacious auditorium was
taxed to its capacity, standing room
Il premium. There was Il grand show
ing Of both Knights and ladies of this
grand and glorious order.
Tho pastor Rev. G. G. Curry had
just returned from Conference and
received us with outstre;ched arms.
j. B. Evans, District Deputy ana
Mrs. j. b. Evans, ID. ID. q. w. c., oC
cupled the rostrum also Mr.. Jas. G..
Majors and Madam Katie B. Stewart
A program was rendered as follows:
Remarks on the financial condition
of the order were given in figures by
District Deputy J. ID. Evans; paper,
Mrs. Lillian Higginbotham: music,
Choir; solo, Mr.. Rudolph Johnson ):
solo, instrumental, Miss Nancy Colds
berry; paper. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Davis
subject "Friendship." quartettc, Vir.
ginia Seminary; solo, instrumental.
Miss Daisy Camphcll; address, ID. ID.
G. w. c. NJ. w. Evans.
A collection was then lifted amount
ing to $4,000. After being reminded
that tho Seminary Quartette which
had rendered such beautiful music
wns composed Of young mon trying to
Tit themselves for places OF useful
ness IN the world, the Order asked
for an additional collection which
amounted TO $1,000 This amount wa,
given as an encouragement to tho
young men constituting the duprtrrse.
me program was beautifully rend.
cred, every participant being filled
with both the spirit Of tho Orde. and
the beautiful feeling of Gods good.
ness emphasized by his resurrection
from the dead.
The paper on Friendship was I'm sum
and substance what its subject imnli
ed' For Greater Love hath no man
. than this, that he will lay down his
slHe for his friend. .a,,. .,...a..,4
beautiful discourse WINS list
cned to delivered by Rev. C. G. Curry
IN which he emphasized the ,princi.
pies Of the Order ana our duty IN orr
fellowmon.
me report of District Deputy T.
10. evans showed that the Order is
III me very best financial condition
ana living up to its great principles
IN every particular. And altho we are
gong thru tho period of reconstruct
ION. all had been able to meet their
oDligations and feel thai God has
wonderfully blessed us during the
past year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
THE RECONSTRUCTION SESSION
OF THE NATIONAL RACE
CONGRESS- OF AMERICA
INCORPORATED

The Sixth Annual Session of the
National Race Congress of America,
Inc. win convene at Zion Baptist
Church, f Street, between 3rd and
1i2 Streets S. W., Washington,
u. G., May TO 7, 1921, Rev. w.
}. Howard, pastor. Every organiza
ton III the race, Including local units
of the Congress, Churches, Leagues
Fratcrnal Societies are requested to
send delegates to this Congress.
Some of the most thoughtful men
and women of the race will speak.
Woo President Coolidge, Senator
Lodge, Secretary Fall and others have
also been invited to address the
Congress. The President will re
ce.ve the delegation at the White
House.
III view Of the discrimination,
segregation in Governmental depart
mcnts and throughout the country and
the ri'ing tide OF the Ku Klux Khan
and other injust.ces that are confront
ing us as race, should bring
together tho leaders n,om every
section OF the country. At least
5000 organizations should register
their protest in this session.
For further Information address,
Headquarters. Washington. d. c..
President, w. H.. Jernagin, 1911
Third ST., N. w. Washington d. G
Executive Secretary. HI. J. Calls,
GIG NJ Street, N. w, WASHINGTON
d. c.; Recording Secretary, c. Fl :.
Stepteau. Baltimore, Md; Vice
President, Mrs. Ora Stokes, Rich
mond, Va; National Organizer, J g..
C. Austin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
|ND|CT MEMBERS Of
HOUSTON MOB

Lynchburg, Va, March 2S.-Fiftcen
white men were indicted at Houston
today charged with being implicated
in the mob the night of March 20,
which attempted to break into the Jail
and seize Jim Coleman, colorcd.
The man was held ut the time in
connection with the murder Of {,
white man named William Richman,
and it has silicc developed that there
Is no evidence that he knows any.
thing of the murder. Other indict
men,s were expected during the after
noon. The grand jury is not to be
asked to investigate the murder OF
Richmond at ithis term, the authorities
failing TO get evidence sufficient to go
to the jury
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
ROYAL ARCH NIASONS.

Most Excellent Grand High Priest,
J. II. Moore of this city, the Grand
Fieh Priest Of Royal Arch Of Masons
Of Virginia has just returned from
an extended trip in Southwest VirEin-
III where he set up Chapters in Roda,
Stonega and Bristol. He was accom-.
panied by Companion w. II. Amber
son Of Richmond Chapter No. 7 and
assisted by Companions J. A. Guth.
RE, d. G. M. Tenn, w. H. Johnson.
High Priest OF Elethia Chapter Tenn.
II. A. Miller, Oliver Thompson. Tim.
othy Graves, and Henry Harrington,
II. G. Penn all of Tennessee.
He reports the craft as being in y
fiourishing condition and Royal Arch
Masonry is on boom.
He leaves in few days for Dan
vile and other points in the state.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
BLUE TRIANGLE NOTES.

The usual Ec:Spcr service was held
at tho Phyllis Wheatley Branch on
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Theodo ore
Jones gave the address on "SG..yi2,:.
The musical numbers were furnished
by Miss Carrie Turner end Mr. "hnr'
Ia Jackson = -
On next Sunday afternoon the pro
rr"m will no S,~ni,!' w >,
6. A. OF Va. Tnion University Air.
II. II. Hester in charge. This Is The
second rrograIn =. I've ''r>,~ht - Il
and those who were y: eycnt a. The
fi"1t one know what & treat Is IL
store. A very cordial Invitation g
49, "nded to ~ '>..... o. .t.-,.,.
ly Mt S P. NJ. :,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
THE GOVERNORS REPLY

The Governors reply to this letter
was as follows: $50 far as I am con
cerned the statements contained in
your letter arc absolutely untrue and
without any basis whatsoever. I do
not believe any such occurrence evel
took place in so far as the others are
concerned. II. is n fabrication out OF
the whole cloth in so far rs the state
ments relate to me-"
Gov. Dorsey transmitted copies Of
the two above letters to DR.. Wilmer
and received from him The following
letter:
I have received this letter and yom
reply. This is certainly braZen piece
OF falsehood but just the kind of thing
such a secret order Is bound to exc
cute. shall lay this matter before
the State Interrnclal Committee for
consideration. But personally I am
Of the opinion if I may express 1t.
that the Governor of the State fhould
write an official letter to Col. w. J.
Simmons. grand wizard of the Ku Klux
Khan, dcnouncing the whole thing.
For your information the only
thing the colored people did about the
Board OF Education was. first, to ask
q certain increase OF pay for colored
school teachers. and second. to with
draw this at the suggestion Of the In
terrac3a' committee in favor Of much
milder claims.
Gov Dorsey up to Monday night,
had not addressed a letter to Col.
Simmons denouncing the Iartwell
speech but indicated that no did not
intend to let the matter drop.
Publication OF the correspondence
was Immediately followed nv DR.. Will
(C0nt nued GA Third pase)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
THE ANNIVERSARY AT sTUDLEY.


There was great gathering at tho
Chestnut Grove Baptist Church, Sun.
day March 81, 1921. The occasion be
ing the Anniversary Exercises OF tho
Knights OF Pythias and Courts Of
Calanthe. The following lodges and
courts met in Joint session:
Studlcy Lodge, No. GAG, Studley
Court No. s23; Mt. Zion Lodge No.
2i7; st. Clair Court No. $50; and
Georgetown Court No. 1852. District
Deputy Grand Chancellor r. II. Tins
ley was Master of Ceremonies.
A beautiful program was rendered
AS the knights and ladies OF tho
courts, marched into the church,
Miss Florence Harris presided at the
organ and rendered lovely music;
Scripture Lesson by Rev. A. Fox:
Prayer, Sir James Robinson, Studlay
Lodge, No. 246; Hymn, My Country
IT'S OF Thee; Welcome Address, Miss
Danetta Johnson. r. of "A, Studley
Court, No. 222; Response, Mrs. Emma
ID Tunstall, District Deputy Grand
Worthy Counsellor and w. c.; Re.
marks on Pythianism, Sir G.. l.. Hers.
kill, Mt. Zion Lodge No. 247; Recita
ton, Mrs. Maria Covington, Studley
Court No. 223; Remarks, Welfare of
tho Order, Mrs. Il. r. Bray, w. IN
spcctor, Georgetown Court No. 152:
Remarks, On Good OF the Order, Sir
w. r. Taylor, Studley Lodge No. 246:
Recitation Miss Evelyn Meekins, st.
Clair Count No. $50; Solo, Mrs. Mamie
Weatherless. Georgetown Court No.
1852; Paper Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Stud
ley Court No. 1923. 1t was very much
enjoyed Ivy all. She highly commend
ell .he ID. ID. G.. w. c., Mrs. Emma u.
Tunstall for jher faithful services.
Remarks, On Good Of the Order, Mrs.
Violet Fells, r. OF A., She was also
out spoken in her pra..:s OF the Distric,
Deputy, Mrs. Emma ID. Tunstnll and
said that she believed in placing
flowers on people whHe they arc liv-
ing. Indeed she spoke we'll OF all thc
officers. Sir w. J. Brooks, Studley
Lodge No. GAG spoke beautifully OF
the good work and kindness Of D. d.
G. c., r. II. Tinsley. lie said th"t 10
hoped that the LORD would treat him
~ He did HeZekiall in the days of 2ld
to lengthen his days 10 years etc.
Sir c. II. Saunders, Nit. zion Lodge
ANo' or, Ptio toio"hiS TX toA'S w tho
District Deputy, and said that he hop
cd that the Lord would ever bless the
man.
A beautiful paper was read by Mrs.
Catherine Jackson, Georgetown Court
No. 1862; Duet, Miss Evelyn Mcekins
aud Miss Florence Harris, ST. Clair
Court No. $50; Sir w. j. Fnlls New.
port News Va. on O.iEin OF the Or
der; Welfare of the Or irr, Mrs Nancy
Wilson, st. Clair Court No. $50. Solo
Mrs. Alma Baylor, Georgeto@u
Court No. 1852.
Report of the business ana sinah
c!al condition Of .i.~ Grand Lodge
was given Ivy Sir r. Fl. Tinsley, D.
n G. c.: after which he Introduced
Rev. J. L. Rrown WAC preached
soul stirring sermon to the delight
or the entire assemhIage.
Collection Tor the day $40.52. At
The conclusion Of the services. din.
ner WAS served and All left for. their
several homea., harnv and overinvnd
With tho days program. =,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02

Mrs. Catherine Jackson, D. D. G
w. G. Of Randolph, Va. was in the
city this week.
Mrs. James Bradley and Mrs
Marguerite McHaffrey of Norfolk, Va
are the guest Of Mrs. Bessie Cherry
Of this city.
Mrs. w. II. Hatcher, 1917 Decatur
Street, South Richmond, is very i'll
She has the sympathy Of her many
friends. Her daughter and son,
Mrs. Blanche e. Riley. of New York
and DR.. B. N. Hatcher, Of Clinton,
S. C. are with her. Mr.. Hatcher
who has been sick three weeks is
much better.
Rev. A. o. Bell, of McKeesport,
Pal is preaching here in two weeks
meeting at Fifth St. Baptist Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
MOB HANGS PRISONER

Monticello. Ark, March 22.--Phil
Slater aged colored man who said to
have confessed he attacked a white
wman near Wilmar last week was
taken from the jail here by a mob
Inc man was arrested this morn
iie ~ Wilmar - brought n,c
where his victim this afternoon idcnli
fled him as her 'asailant. Placing
sI"t~ III an automobile Sheriff RI. T..
'Burks and several deputies started
for Pine Bluff with him. Tidy were
met em'oute by mob and returned
TO Monticello in an effort TO escape.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
REV. SIzIPWITH TO PREACH.

The young people OF the city are in
vited TO special serviee at the Fret
Baptist Church, DR.. ". r. johnson,
pastor. Sunday. April 3, at $50 p. M.
Rev. w. IT. Skipwith, the noted evan
gelfst and singer will sneak: on
Weary and Heavy Laden The mes-
sage is especially intended for the
young people. -.
All are invited. Special music will
he sung. Rev. Skipwlth has met with
great success in the two weeks rcviy.
al at Old First Baptist Church. Many
souls have been made TO rejoice. Hear
him Sunday afternoon at $3.50 p. NJ.
In his last mseage. ..-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
SOUTHSIDE ATHLETICS TIE.

The Athletics lost the morning
game Easter Monday to the Sans
Jazz Giants of Petersburg in the
Athletic Park, South Richmond. The
score was II to 9. All Of the Ath
letics seemed to have been off their
feet. They came back in the even.
ing's game in Petersburg and won
by score OF S to O. Old Pete saved
the day. THE Petersburg boys are
classed among the best in Virginia,
50 you Can see where the Athletics
stand.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
SPRING MUSICALE.

The largest Musical event Of the
season will take place Mt the True Re,
formers Hall, Wednesday, April 9th
1921 at 8 p. M. sharp by the Richmond
De Luxe Concert Orchestra of twenty
five pieces assisted by 'hc All Star
Female .Quartette and Madam NJ. L..
Johnson Soprano. Mr.. M. AlDhOnso
NorreN, Master of Ceremonies Lee
Roy Wyche, Manager. Admission So
and so cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
COAJE ONE. COME ALL.

- The Universal Negro Improvement
Association, will have tho nnveiling Of
its charter at the Mount Tabor Rapt-
ist Church. Woodville, Sunday, April
17th,' Ht 90 o'clock. Don't fail to
como: ~ elaborate program will be
rendered.
Mr.. S. n. Green. President. Mr.. J
r. TAYLOR Master Of Ceremonies, Com
inittco &C arrangements, MRS. Alice v.
Da venDOrt. Mrs Mildred Williams,
."rS. Crawford Hhipps.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
CARD OF THANKS.

9 Mrs. Chas. Pruo, wishes to thank
the many friends and acquaintances
OF her husband, Chas. Prue who de-
parted this life March "a, 1921, also
for the many ajoal gifts and kind ex-
prcssions of sympathy
MRS, kCHAS. PRUE,
AND CHILDREN.
sN .307 N. 18th, Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
PRYOR-AUSTIN.

Mrs. Willie Austin wishes to an.
nounce the approaching marriage Of
her daughter, Eliza to Mr.. Malenis
A. Pryor Of Rio Vista, Va, Sunday,
April 3, 1921.
Reception at the home OF the groom
Friday, April s, 1921 from $3.50 to II
:CO o'clock. Friends are invited. No
cards .... ..,..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-02
DO YOU KNOW HER?

~" '""o"rnHt'n~ r.''' " r1od1y re.
cc'"cd ~ 10 the whereabouts nf my
mother, Mrs, Carrie Wilson, last I
fl ar' - "of che ras y, .hc c;ty nf
Now Work. Information IS desired by
h"r .cu No""Tt wilson OF Richmond,
" m"nrnat'on an he sent In care
- ~ '"N"o~snn 200. Orleans
30. ,,&hmoNt, w.