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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
WOMAN DEAIOLISIsES PLACE.

1T looked just rs if tho Fire Dc
partmem had been called there 10
cNtihguished terrific blaze, said
Policeman Anthony yesterday in de
S'rlDlng the place of Bclas Charles.
cc'orcd ut 11G North Sevcntccth ST
me fancy work on the place Is N
lcscd to have been done by Florence
Charlcs, tho wife of the man whose
restaurant was demolished. The wife
according TO the policeman suspcctcd
'hht therc was woman I'm the case
ana went to work. Her husband fled
from the restaurant IN terror. Police
u'an Doeppe who made the arrest will,
Policeman Anthony said.
Seized With terrific frenzy OF
rage Policeman Doeppe said the wo
man grabbed up the iron stove and
hhrew vt into the middle of the strcct
with grapefruit and eggs flying In
all directions about her she looked
the picture of n juggIer as described
by Policeman Anthony. Nearly every
window in the front of the place was
smashed out the officers say, and the
interior was torn up almost irrcpar
ably. 1t was from her that they re
ceiVed information on which they lat
on swore out a warrant charging her
husband with transporting Il,
quor. The wife was charged with be
ing disordcrly and breaking up the
aurant property. Tho cases OF
both will come up today.
Times Dispatch, Fob. II. 1921
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
A FLORIDA LYNCHING.

Wauchula, Fla, Feb. 11.-Ben
Campbell, colored was taken from
the city jul here ut midnight last
night by mob of between 300 and
200 men hanged from telephone
pole and his body riddled with bul
lets.
The man was charged with attack
Ing a white woman.
The lynching of Campbell followed
his identification by young white
woman mt Xolfo, whom tho man was
alleged to have attacked earlier in
the day. She broke away from him
and ran.
The man got away when the alarm
was gwen and hoardol Il train. A
brother of the girl followed in an auto
mobile and reached hero In time to In
terccpt the train Tho man was taken
from the train and locked up and the
girl was brought from Zolfo to linden
tify him which she did. The lynching
followed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
THE TWO SCHOOLS.

We have taken The liberty Of repro
dncing tho exhaustive comment OF
Mr.. Truman Hughes Tallcy in the
Worlds Work. He describes in detail
the hopes and ambitions Of this truly
remarkable Negro and his tribute TO
him is an the more remarkable, when
DR.. w. e. b. Du Bois, his most bril-
liant critic admitted that in his opin
ion Garvey is honest, sincere ana
that his plans are feasible. Tho pen
t.tturc G"Dwn by This master OF Eue-
'Ish diction and letters in the Worlds
Work will prove to be interesting
reading TO that large body Of colored
Americans, who seek only the truth
and who are primarily interested In
the facts without any prejudicdal col
oring, either for or against the object
OF the comment. The most monument
nj task, which the Hon. Marcus Garyey
assigned to himself and his convention
was the drafting or Bill OF Rights
Tor the Negro race. That he realized
the. cnormity of the task Is evidenced
by the success, which he achieved in
tho framing Of it.
Marcus Garvey used language.
which is being skillfully circulated I'm
one OF the most Influential magazines
inf this country.
He is quoted as follows:
Wheresoever l go, whether. it is in
ENGLAND, France, Germany. Italy Or
America l am told, ',rhis Is a White
mans country Wheresoevor I tray.
el i'm this nation, ] am made to I'm
aerstlnd that I am niger II the
Eng ishman claims England as his
native habitat, the Frenchman claims
france as his home, the Americans.
this continent as their land, then the
time has come for the Negroes to
claim Africa as their native land. If
Europe and America are for she white
nan ana Asia is for the yelloN. man.
then in the name Of God, Africa shall
be the home Of the black peoples. We
nave been dying for the last five
hundred years Tor whom? For allen
races. The time has come for the Ne
gro to die for himself.
RMS is strong, but logical language.
IT the premises LAID down are correct
then Marcus Garvey in HIS conclusions
IL correct. But do tho citizens of col
or. the Afro-Americans, the Negroes.
II you choose to so designate them
ctncede that this Is q white mans
country? Aud, whether they oonsede
in or not, is 1t fact that this ia a
white mans country? Is England a
white, mans country? Is France a
white mans country? Ys Germany.
Italy and we refer to 1t again, the
United States OF America q Waite
mans country How are we to deter.
mine this fact. by experience or by
the laws Of these respective ooaa..
tries?. :...
IL wc ore to Judge Raaa countries,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19

the Law and Equity
Court of the City of Richmond, the
18th day OF January, 1921.
JOHN FRENCH, ........ Plaintiff,
against In Chancery.
WINEFRED FRENCH, Defendant.
The object Of the above styled suit,
is to obtain an absolute divorce from
the bond of matrimony by the plain
tiff upon the ground Of adultery.
And affidavit having been mado ano
filed that the defendant Winefred
French is not a resident OF the State
Of Virginia. 1t Is ordered that she ap
pea" here within ten days after the
due publication OF this order and do
what may be necessary to protect her
interest herein.
A Copy.
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
J. HENRY CRUTCHF1ELD, D. a.,
1117 e. Marshall Street, Z.
Richmond, yhtinia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1921
ATTACKING MARCUS CARNEY

We are publishing communication
from Mr.. Madarikan Deniyi, a native
al the West Coast Of Africa and we
deemed it advisable to extract from
this surprising communication such
parts rs would be Of interest to our
readers. Evidently Mr.. Donlyi Is un
acquainted with American laws and
especially those which bear upon IL
bel and for that reason, we have talk
manuscript such comment rs would
tflld to injurc him IN n court Of law.
AR. Dcniyi seems to be Of tho opn'
ion that ignorant Negroes in the Unit
cd States and Canada arc selling
their houses and farms TO purchase
stock in the Universal Negro Improve
ment Association and the Black Star
Corporation.
We do not think that persons who
have saved enough mony to purchase
houses and farms are ignorant al
though they may lack good Judgment
when it comes to the regular invest
mcnt. BE that rs it may, VIC arc pub
fishing the article OF this weIleducat
cd African, who seems to be as sure
az his ground in attacking the Hon
Marcus Garvey rs tho Hon. Marcus
EnrYay is I'm olvpcnti ing his 81 ro m OH I
enterprise to carry such Negroes rs
care to go back to Africa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
TUE REPUBLICAN PARTY TO RE
KEORGANIZED IN SOUTH.

Washington, Feb. IL Initial stCry
looking TO plan for reorganization
20 the Republican, party in the South
and fixing the basis on which del ..
gates VIII be chosen to future nattcn
II conventions will be undertaken at
Il meeting OF the subcommittee Of the
national committee on March 2 in
Washington. The subcommittee is
expected to frame n report Tor the
full national Republican executive
committee which has been called to
meet in Washington ION March 3, tho
eve of the inauguration Of President
Harding.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19

V1RGINIA-In the Hastings Court
Part II Of the City OF Richmond
January 25th, 1921.
JAMES WATSON, ...... Plaintiff
against
NANN1E WATSON, .....Defendant
The object OF this suit Is to obtain
n divorce mensa ct thoro by the
plaintiff from the defendant on tho
ground Of desertion. And affidavit
having been filed that the defendant
Mamie Watson is not resident OF
the State Of Virginia, it Is ordered
that she do appear here within fif
teen days after the due publication OF
this order and do what Is necessary
to protect her interest in this case
J. M. TURNER, p. @.
A Copy Teste:
w. e. DU VAL, Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
STA SKES-ANIrs, Mama Stark,

STARI<ESAMrsl Mama S.or,;os
oied tuesday morning, February Is,
NJ l:l5 o'clock at the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. Viola Easley,
lHl2 l Il Stockton Street, Souths de -.
Hhe leaves five sons, Robert, Albert,
Arthur, Rogers and Haywood: one
daughter, MrE. Viola Easley and six
grahdchildren. Her funeral tool,
pace Thursday at ZOO p. NJ. at
tho Second Baptist Church, South
Richmond. The flowers were MANY
and beautiful.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
HOME SOCIETY NOR
COIORIGD CHILDREN

The Kentucky HOME Society for
Cclored Oh ldren (Incorporated) re-
c"ivcs and provides homes for depend
ent, neglected, orphaned and desti-
tute children.
Accepts them from Juven lie Courts
for legal adoption. Home placing
and 'boariingb PFhvjdes Ind,ttrtnl.
Graded and High School Education Z.
For Information WRIT
MRS. BESSIE l.. ALLEN. b S. s.
Superintendent
S97 S. 9th Street, Louisville, Ky e..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
SLEMP IS CHAIRMAN

Representative G. r. slemp of Vir
ginla. is chairman OF the subcommit.
teo with Earl S. Kingsley, of Yer
mont, and r. p. Howell of Nebraska
"ithe chairman and secretary of tho
national committee as members ex.
o'liato Mr.. Slemp in announcing to
day tho call of the meeting said q
Snc"la1 ia'W'tntion had hecn sent to
National Chairman Will II. Hays to
DO present on March 8. Not only will
ahe superintendent Of deleeEtes In
future conventions be considered Mr..
Sl"mp said, hut nlans will he worked
ont for developing and making more
c,tective the party ORGANIZATIONS I'm
the various Southern States. Nation
a. committeeman. State chairmen and
party leaders have bcen asked to sub
NIT suggestions to the committee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
WILL STUDY WHOLE SITUATION

THE national committee at it's pre
convention meeting IN Chicago last
June after nearing contests from
, Southern delegations to the conyeu
ton Dasscd n resolution directing the
| appointment OF the special committee
20 study the Whole southern poNtIcal
situation and TO report to the full
full committee chow the Republican
marty In the States Of the South NAV
be reorganized or constituted to make
1t more effective agent for the
spreading and recording OF Renubli
can principles and of electing Republi
, can electors. "
! The national convention before It
adjourned directed the executive com
; TOO within twelve months to "adopt
just and equitable basis IN represen
, tation In fnt"re conventions for the
Southern States. .-..
The meeting OF March 3 will un.
l'ertake to nut these resolutions into
effect. Eleven States Of Tho South had
: 162 delegates In the last Republican
convention as foFows: Alabama a.:
Arkansas 10: Florida s.: Georgia IT:
1.ouiniana ~: Mississppi 12: North
Carolina %: South Carolina f9: Ten
nessee "a: Texas 20: Virginia rs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19

II communications intended for publication
@"usi be sent so as to reach uB by Wednesday.
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stored at the Post Office at Richmond, Virginia
as second-class matter.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
TAX COMMISSION T0 GOVERNOR TO RETURN FINISH WORK SOON FROM TUCSON TODAY

The state tax commission will com plete its annual tour of the state for the purpose of placing valuations on taxable property by May 5, accord ing to the announcement made yes terday by Charles R. Howe. chair man. Mir. Howe said that before the end of the coming week the work of checking up with the county asses sors would be complete and there woul doniy remain the finishing up'' work in Maricopa county.
 Today the commission will leave for PinaI county, where a survey will be made of Casa Grande and Florence. and the mining towns Ray and Su- perior also will be visited before the return of the commission the end of the week. From here the members will go north to Apache, Navajo and Coconino counties.
 In June the commission will sit as a board and take up the matter Of assessments with the railroads and other corporations. The last week in July the tax conference win be held in Nogales, when members of ths boards of supervisors and represen- tatives of the property interests meet with the board. After this confer ence. which brings the date up to August, the commission will sit as a hoard of equalization.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Many Opportunities Offered
 Young Men by National Guard

''F'ini.' T told you so,'' Too late" Standing room only. and very little of that Sold out" These answers heard in front of the 800 odd recruit ing stations throughout the country on February 9 were the cause of much weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth. The telegram from the adjutant general which caused such disappointment to seekers after the earn and learn" of the army, had hardly been received before the re- cruiting stations began to be be- sieged by hordes of applicants who had pulled the mot today, but may tomorrow" line of talk.
 The Arizona National Guard is an opportunity which is Knocking a [ the door of all young men of the military age. It gives a thorough military training without interfering with other duties. Its members receive pay for drills and 15-day vacation in camp each summer, during which the lowest paid man will receive 8 per day, travel. quarters and food. All uniforms and equipment are fur nished without cost to the individual Members of the organization are taught to shoot and have a chance to practice on one of the best rifle ranges in the state The company quarters are open at all times and they will come in contact with good congenial associates. Trips to new
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
y NEW MEMBERS ADDED TO WOMAN'S
 CLUB DURING YEAR

Announcing the membership of the Woman's club as 370. Mrs Joseph Stark, president, at the final meet ing of the season yesterday an nounced an increase in members of S7 during the past year. Mrs stark, due to the continuation of her term of office, did not make a formal ad dress, but gave a report in keeping with the other features of the pro- gram.
 The review of the work gave an idea of the splendid accomplish ments of the different departments. including the civics. education, home economies music and art and litera- ture departments. The outlines were presented by the section chairmen, followed by the reports of the of ficers of the club.
 The business atmosphere of the af- ternoon was frightened by two piano numbers charmingly played by Miss Ovie Carlisle. the small daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. o. Carlisle, while the song numbers of Mrs. Dixie Matthie were delightfully."- rendered.
 The courtesy committee presented the following resolution which was adopted:
 Whereas: During the past year the Woman's club has lost, through death. four of it's most devoted and valued members, namely: Mrs. F.. A. Mar shalS Mrs. F. F.. Kirkland. Mrs. c. H. Schultz and Mrs D. NJ. Frances, and
 Whereas: Those who had the privi- Iege of their friendship recog- nized their rare worth and value to the club and to this community. Therefore Be It Resolved: That we hereby expressAou deep regret at the loss which this club and com munity have sustained in their pass ing. and
 Be It Further Resolved: That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes and a copy be sent to each l family.
 DELLA K. GRIFFIN.
 MARIE BARTLETT HEARD, MRS. W. N. A. GLASSFORD,
 Courtesy Committee.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
K. OF |. TO HAVE 4
 HOME IN PHOENIX

That Marcos de Niza council. Knights of Columbus. is to have its own home in Phoenix became known yesterday with the filing of articles of incorporation for Columbus Hall Inc. with the corporation commits sion.
 While T. J. Whitney. one of the in corporators and member of the board of directors. stated that the immediate plan only included a build ing to house the members, in addition to the usual features Of a club, it was the intention to later build d large down town office building
 The company incorporated with a capital stock or Sl00,O00 divided in-o 1000 shares at the par value of Sl0O each. Already s10.0O0 has been sub scribed. according to MT. Whieney
 One of the outstanding features Of the articles placed on file yesterday was the statement that no capital stock would be sold or disposed of except to members of the Knights of Columbus or council of Knights Of Columbus in good standing located in Phoenix
 The incorporators are J. T. Whit ney. Peter Ryan. NJ P Kelly. J r. Lavin and R. W. Kramer who with prise the directors.
 CuUl the plans are further de- veloped the question of site and building will not be acted upon. said MT. Whitney.i
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

place and chances to take part in celebrations are frequent. Opportu- mites are given to take examinations for West Point military academy. Excellent chances are offered for pro motion to the rank of commissioned officers. Athletics, dances, smoIS- CTS. entertainme entS- always some thing doing at the company head quarters Physical training and de- velopment as well as military train ing is given. Members will thereby demonstrate a spirit of 100 per cent Americanism in their communities.
 Lieutenant w. w. Carpenter is ac cepting only 4 enlistments for the new company which is being organ ized in Phoenix These are beins filled very rapidly and the same ex perience will happen to many as it did to great numbers who applied to the army recruiting office on- the morning of February 9.
 Are you still going to pull that Not today, but maybe tomorrow, stuff? Can you afford to be left be- hind when the Phoenix organizations of the Arizona National Guard in fantry move into encampment next month? Your opportunity is knock ing now Are you going to take ad vantage of it2 Report to the local recruiting office. 2I5 East Madison street, and talk it over with the ser geant in charge
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
CITY NOW HAS MILE
 IF PAVEMENT FOR
 EVERY 1,000 PEOPLE

Phoenixb now has, potentially, 30 miles of paved streets-one mile to each 1000 of population Of the 30 miles. approximately 27 miles are open to traffic, another mile is build ing. and the remaining two miles have been ordered.
 These facts are included in the April report of City Engineer l.. s Hitchcock. now being compiled. The monthly report also shows consider able activity in the way of other public improvements. It will be filed with the city clerk for presentation to the city commission some time next week
 Two miles of paving have only re- gently been opened to the public. This includes the West Adams street job. from Seventh to Seventeenth ave nues; the East Van Buren street job. from Central avenue to Sixteenth streets: the Monroe street job. from Twelfth to Fifteenth streets, and the Fifteenth street job, from Monroe to Adams street
 Paving ordered by the city com mission. plans for which are now be- ing prepared by City Engineer Hitch cock. include Culver street. from Central to Twelfth street: Culver street from Central to Seventh ave nues; Van Buren street, from Cen
 
 street. from Grant to Jefferson streets. and Third avenue. Mckinley to Mcdowell streets.
 East and west thoFoughfares are the favored ones in the paving line. street improvement maps on file in the city engineers office show. Ap- proximately 65 per cent of all city | paving has been done on the sun | rise and sunset highways The l biggest jobs include Washington | street. Fifth street to Seventeenth | avenue: Adams street. Ninth street to l Twenty second avenue; Van Buren | street. Sixteenth street to Central avenue. and Van Buren street, Third avenue to Seventh avenue. Monroe | street. Seventh avenue to Seventh i street: McDowell road, Central ave nue to city limits, and Jefferson 1 street, Seventh street to Seventh avenue and Seventeenth to Twenty second avenues.
 The only north and south street paved for any considerable distance Is Central avenue from cit ylimits on 1 the south to city limits on the north
 Many important paving jobs, peti- tioned by property owners and for ! which plans have already been com pleted, have been postponed indefi- nitely owin gto the bond market de pression. The paving company an nounced some time ago that it was ! unable to realize fai rsum on paving bonds, with a result that the city foun dit necessary to suspend many l proposed projects until conditions re- turn to normal.
 Several additional miles of paving will be added to the Phoenix list this fall and next spring. when paving bonds will find a ready market at a price that will warrant paving oper- ations on a broad scale. it is expected
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

Gov. Thomas F. Campbell is ex- pected to return late today from Tucson. where he attended the meet ing of the board of regents of the state university yesterday. If the governor carries out his present plans he will spend the weekend in Pres colt. returning here for a week before going to Denver for the meeting of the League of the Southwest, of which he is president.
 Replies from a number of governors of western states received at the gov ernor's office indicate that it will be possible for them to gather in Denver by May 10 for the meeting which has been postponed from time to time due to the inability of the governors to arrive at date convenient 10 the majority.
 Governor Campbell expects to be in Washington not later than the middle of the month in the interest of reclamation legislation for the western state and Arizona in par ticular.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

mustn't tell about 1t in detail, for that would be giving the secret away,
 But we invite you 10 come in and find out how easy it is to join in this unusual way of honoring your Mother on May Sth. You'll be delighted with the details
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

HAVANA. April 2e.-Neither Capa- blanca nor Lasker appeared tonight for the fifteenth game. of the world $ chess championship tournament. IL has been reported that pr. Lasker wished to resign the match because of illness
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

We've organized secret society amongst sons and daughters "a conspiracy of happiness. And we call it Mothers Day Club. We
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27
Mothers Day Club
 A Brunswick Idea

Part of the plan centers around one of the beautiful Brunswick Monographs, Model 1l2 And there is special collection of
Arizona republican., 1921-04-27

Records, suitable for the occasion - and -b but we nearly gave the secret away.
 Come in and let us ex- plain it personally. And since the time Is short we suggest coming in al once