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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

Additional death notices received too la te
for this column VIII be found on Financial
Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

George Washington's Birthday
dance. Feb. 22nd. Youngs Studio ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
George v. Anderson.

! The body of John ?. odg>rs, 40 years
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
SPECIAL SERVICE AT EBENEzIGIf

Special Services at the Ebeneze1
Baptist Church Sunday, June 18th,
$3.50 p. N l.. , benefit of Missions. Under
the auspices of Overseas and Lay
mans Missionary Societies.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Overseas
Chorus; Devotionals, Rev. VIM. II.
Stokes, Phi. D., Pastor; Music, Gloria
from Mozarts' 18th Mass by Overseas
Chorus; Music, Glorious is Thy Name
Almighty Lord, by Haydn, Overseas
Chorus; Offertory, Messrs. w. II. ALEU-
and Geo. N. Epps; Music, Over-Seas
Chorus; Special Sermon, Rev. e. W.
Langon; Benediction, Rev. VIM. II.
Stokes, Phi. D. Pastor; Music; Over
Seas Chorus.
Mrs. Bette G. Cousins, President
Overseas Missionary Society; Mr.. c.
M. Kemp, President Layman's Mission
airy Movement; Mrs. Ida Hosely, Chair
man Program Committee, Overseas
Society; MI. George W. Howell. Direc
tor Of Overseas Chorus.
REV. VIM. II. STOKES, PHI. d.
Pastor.
MIR. WALLACE EPPS,
Church Clerk
MR.. B. l.. JORDAN,
Master Of Ceremonies.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
HARRY WILLS BUYS HoxE
(PreStOn News Servina

ne" YORK City, June 9.-Herrv
WIS The Silent" has recently shows
me pubic that he is firm believer in
the ola adage that it is good "to matn
nay while the sun shines - Io,'
weeks ago the Bronze pan,har',
oought himself a home in HsrI,,,,,
w, cn ~ lurther proof that while Fla,
u'hon 'ppy' or was so. in the day..
, ;i,a ne aid his work long shore" he
.i sn gong to continue to be the we
I'm Oh those rats which iinfest Harlan
lords. viz 'e'in lal'o'
Tho colored fighter, while v.iti,.
lor MS chance to meet Jack Dcmnenv
oont,nues to keep in training, hut t',r
pus,istlc horizon is without the leost
ecu, or any sign of a DemnssI,.
wins light and it must be very annoy
ing 10 Harry to 60 through the do,I,
blino hoping for that which womb
nase Decn his if he were not inform.
1 'I enough to be Of African descen.
-. .n the meantime they are ALLOWING nj,
liplho students to enter tbe IIr;toi
n1"teS naval and military academy
WINE the announcement Of y ron,
american Of color, to enter cre,tnc th,
sumo Old spasm North South r .Ao
anu west in The land of the fro,, a om',
Inc nome OF tho brave. Never wouId ' .ra
i, .ne tlmerity after reading or a.,
-, nonihss or recent date to arise snd
t ti the sentence to "The land -
ne spree and the home of tho knova
- Ia: NIX! We leave that for nx;Iod
europeans with all the choncos -, ~
S worid to enjoy the things which Am.ni
denied. jaw" ''''"ehs are
aea;nst - i'a rs an awful brace to 60 I'D,
"Wotohs III MS efforts to meet Dempsey
tha " aoa waiting" may win out bmt
pot;oua lSo seems so hard and unfair,
"''o'ce Is indeed a virtue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

for the best interests of the home com
nunlty! DID you ever, aside from pay
ing your subscription, regularly, go out
OF your way to give your home paper q
little boost? May be you never thought
OF such thing. We're not complaining
Inc people Of Richmond have treated
us we'll. What we are trying to get at
IS thls, that our big puzzle contest is or,
ana we want to make it big success.
even II you should not be tho winner.
you are really not n loser.
But why talk Of losing? YOU stand
just as good show Of winning as SOM,
body else. '''''
we have it from the artist who made
the beehive picture puzzle that the dis
tnguishing thing about this puzzle IS
mat it is made up OF simple everyday
'nlng5 and not loaded down with n Int
Oh unheard OF words or scientific. ana
technlcal terms that only highly edu.
cated persons would know.
VI the many answers already recoit
en- we find some of which We tb;nL
.hlt IL Is too bad that theip cOmpi,ers
M nave not Qualified for bigger prizes,
nEy ought TO DO so sure by July Gotta
NO one III this office or oonnected
WIN IL has seen the master list. It ~
YET IN safe keeping with the artist
VINO drew the Beehive puzzle for tho
!e, Lahct. therefore, there can be no
leaking Of information and no onc
mas ma the least advantage over anybodv
mo appointment Of the judges for
, t"e contest assures everyone an abso
lutely SQUARE 3eo1 $50 ""''
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
YOUNG JORDAN'S TREATMENT.

Mr.. William A. Jordan is greatly
wrought up over the treatment Of his
son, William a. Jordan, Jr., who Wa,
arrested by OHccr Howell for disorder
ly conduct near the corner Of Fourth
and Clay streets and subsequently dis
charged by Justice Kicks. It seems
that the officer had been jcered by a
set Of boys in the neighborhood AMI
these boys ran away, while young Jor-
dan who happened to be in the neigh
borhood at the time, visiting relatives
did not run and was caught, taken In
patrol to the Second Police Station,
after being. denied the opportunity IL,
immediate bail. The Department sus
tanned Officer Howell in voluminous
correspondence which Mr.. Jordan in
connection with his own has transmit
ed to us.
Young Jordan, although innocent
was subjected to all Of the i'll treat
ment Of criminal with absolutely
no redress in the premises. Mr.. Jor-
dan is accordingly very indignant OWL
the affair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
us THE MODERN MIND TURNING
FROM THU CHURCH?"

" T., Under the auspices Of tbs. IS. y
i. Z. council OF Richmond n very
interesting meeting was held at the
lIbehezer Baptist Church last Sun
day" afternoon. Three speakers were
scheduled to discuss the topic, as
the Modern Mind Turning from tho
Church?" All phases of this qucs-
ton were touched upon by Lawyer
G. n. Mckenzie, Prof. Nelson Will
liams and Prof. Bernard l.. Allen
Lawyer Mckenzie In forceful Ian
guage. supported the affirmative and
laid the blame for the turning Of
the modern mind from the church
at the door Of the preachers, whom
no charged with ignorance and greed.
Prof. Williams in a splendid analyt-
Zeal dissertation outlined suggested
remedies for bringing the modern
mind and the church into closer
JuXtaposition. He suggested that
the church supervise the play-life
and amusements Of the community.
MIR. B. l.. Allen delivered a studied
defense Of the church iand pleaded
for n greater conservation to the
duties assigned to the church and
the creation Of n bulwark against
certain modernism cults and doc
trines which are seeping into the
church Of today.
Mrs. Julia &C. Easley is president
Of the council and Mr.. r. P. DAN
iel, secretary. Miss M. Kate Doyle
was mistress OF ceremonies. Music
was furnished by the Girls Glee
Club oe Fifth Street B. Y. P. U.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
JULY 20 LAST DAY FOR FILING
WANTED.
Candidates for Beehive Coronation
Must Get Into limo in
Few Weeks.

There are but few weeks left in
which to send in your solution to tn.
Beehive puzzle, but there is plenty
time If you get busy.
The main idea Is to get into the
game. The lists arc coming in right
along but yours has not yet arrived
What we want is to make this "bec'
contest a. hummer. I" Let's have
swarm" SO that there will be some
glory in being the queen Cor king
bee."
Send in your answers whether you
send in subscription or not. But why
not send in not only your own subscrip
ton but go out and get new subscr:b
err and win the biggest prize? AS q
matter OF fact, don't you owe It to
your home paper. little boost like
this aside from any puzzle contest?
Isn't the Planet plugging every week
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
RACE STUDENTS STILL
WINNING PRIZES IN
MIXED SCHOOLS
{By Francis II. Warrcn.)

{By Francis II. Warrcn.)
In my last article told Of five race
girls who won gold watch prizes for
their Pentathlon records in the great
contest between 500 girl students I"
the Detroit Public Schools on May r..
On June 3, the boy students of the
Detroit schools held their great annual
Decathlon or athletic contest. Out or
q possible 10000 points two Race boys
Merritt Buckner, Lincoln School, won
9,347 points and Thomas Reese, Hutch
FMS School 9,107 points Only two other
contestants attained q higher percent
age than Merritt Buckner, and while
our race boys did not do rs we'll in pro
portion as our Race girls 1t may be
said that they had Il larger field TO
contend against there being about e.
900 entries for prize honors.
Besides securing gold watches each
Of the highest ten also received gold
mednls for their splendid work. The
other winners in the DecnthlOn contest
were Alex Krcnciki; Alex l.aBello,
Nontieth School; Eugene Tierney.
Nonteith School; Norman Techlow,
Miller School; Herman Coleman, Coop
err School,! Carl Menge, Eastern High
School; Frank Kennedy, Webster
School; Arthur Wakeford. Moore
School.
Mr.. Joseph c. Cooney is Assistant
Supervisor OF the Department of
Health Education for the boys while
Miss Esther Sherman is Assistant Su-
pervsor for the girls. Mr.. Loren M.
Post is Supervisor Of the Department
Of Health Education in the Dertoiit
Public Schools and much credit Is due
all Of them for thec apparent fairne IS
in the conduct OF the athletic contests
staged each year.
On Friday. June 9th, Annual Field
Day will be held in which 5000 boys
and girls will participate for prizes.
medals and trophies given by the De.
tro:t Free Press. This is tho big ann
ual athletic event Of the Detroit Pub
lie Schools and we hope to be able I.
report that Race students are still win
ming prizes when our next letter 10
penned. Race students also are high in
their praise Of the Detroit Free Press
in the fairness Of that great daily pub
fishing the pictures Of Race prize win
ners as well az those Of Caucasian per
suasion. and are given equal treatment
in every way, in awarding prizes and
in reporting these events.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
RAlsitETT CONCERT ORCHESTRA
AT ST. LUKE HALL.

Tho Barrett Concert Orchestra will
appear at St. Luke Hall, Sunday,
June 25, at 4 P. M. benefit Of the
Excelsior Bible Glass Of the First
Baptist Church. The following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Quaker City (march), F. Hoff.
man; Sparlets (intermezzo) Theo.
M. Tobano: Traumerie (reverie)
r. Schumann; The Flight Of Ages,
(cornet sofo) +. Bevan, Mr. Charles
Washington; vocal solo (selected)
Mr.. Waverly Hopkins; offertory, in
Permission.
La Paloma Spanish fantasia)
Bowman; Asses Death peer Eynt
Suit l.. ID Ed Grieg; Song Of the
Volga Boatmen, arr. NJ. L.. Lake;
The Thunderer (march) John p :.
Sousa
Do not miss this rare treat. Be
on time and secure good seat. A
silver Offering will be taken at the
door.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
Mrs. walker Passes Away,

The funeral OF Mrs. Rosa Lee
Cogbill Walker, who departed this
life Friday, June 8, 1922, at her
homo in Chester, Va. took place last
Sunday evening at 2 o'clock at her
residence. The deceased was we'll
known and held in high esteem by
the entire community, as was shown
by the largo number OF sorrowing
friends present.
Rev. w. II. Gill, tho efficient
pastor Of Trinity Baptist Church,
Petersburg, w. delfvered very
sympathetic culogy over the remains
None knew her, but to love her,
Nor named her but to praise. "
J.R. C.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
GRAND LODGE, IL. OF p. MEETS
AT BRISTOL NEXT WEEK.

The Grand Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias Of Virginia and tho Grand
Court, Order Of Calanthe will convene
Mt Bristol, Va. Tuesday, June goth.
Delegates from Richmond will leave
Monday morning at A. NJ, from ths
Broad Street Station, via N. and W., r..
r., for that point. The rate will be one
straight far, to be paid when going AMI
one half Of the one way fare to be pai;.
at Bristol on returning on the certitl.
cate plan. A large attendance is expect
cd.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
MAN SHOT AND KILLED
(Preston News Service ,

NIieSton News Service)
Edge1leldj Ala, June 7.-On Tues.
gay, Beil Strom was shot. It Is alleged
by Ellsah Adams. Strom died from tho
enects OF the wound on Tuesday after
noon and Adams was held to answe,
the crime of murder The shooting ne.
CURED at the Hamilton Saw Mill about
eight miles north of here. The fscts
attending the homicide are meagre.
but 1t is said, the men became inyoly.
Ell IN quarrel and hot words followed
ana Strom finally made for Adams
with heavy stick, when tho latter
drew a pistol and fired, the bullet
taking effect IN Strom's stomach.
Adams has employed counsel and viii,
be tried at the summer term Of the
court.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
In Memory.

In memory Of our dear son and
brother, Edgar Ellis Cogbi1l, Jr., who
departed this life June 49,, 1921.
Gone, but not forgotten.
OFT from our hearts come bitter
cry,
"Why, oh why did our brother die?'
Then comes the answer so solemn
and sweet,
He's not dead, but only asleep"
His Father, Mother,
Sisters and Brother.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
HARRY WILLS POSTS A.
FORFEIT FOR FIGHT
WITH DEMPSEY :.
(By Charles r. Mathison, N. Y. Herud
June 10, 1929

For the first time since the questions
OF match between Jack Dempsey and
Harry Wills was broached, the giant.
Negro is about to issue formal chal-.
lengc to worlds champion. Wills's
manager, P. J. Mullins who up to the
present has adopted Il stand aloor at i
tudc, on the ground that he did not
care to annoy the title holder has fin.
ally reached the conclusion that he has
been playing Dempsey's game for him.
Therefore, he has decided to 70 10
the office Of the Boxing Commission
this morning and post check as an
evidence Of sincerity and issue a torn
al challenge to Dempsey to meet Wills
In Il bout for the worlds championship
In fact, Mullins, after a campaign
IN which moral suason has been EN-
pl"yed has decided to take an aggres.
sive attitude from this on. He will in
sist that Dempsey accept q chalIence
and defend his title against Wills or
step aside and permit the Negro to d.,
1"nd 1t against all corners. Mullins wills
ASK that the Boxing Commission take
me same action in the matter of Will. y,
n"iips.E that 1t pursued in the Dur
dee'Nflbane and Wilson cases The
COMMISSIONS sent formal notes to Xii
n"ie ana wilson III which they we're re-
uuIie9 10 detend their titles or suffer
'oSs VI their licenses to box In thl.,
,u,, e' IL 'he licenses Of Kilbanc ana
mlison are revoked by the New York
''.i 'ss'oii thoSe titlehOlders woulfp
De ""'otii"Iicniiy barred in Massechu..
;o NC" Jersey, Connecticut, Louis.
an I" a. ana IN the cities of Philadeaph,>.
t;n %. houiS. AS the dstricta mrn-
Lorna are the most profitable spots for
t n"Me,s u can be seen that the cham,
ed. du''"nt'l-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

ne" YORK, June 13.-Paddy Mullins
aa"'."ser or Harry Wills the Negro box
Gr' today formally challenged Jnclr
,,t heavyweight champion. of
.ire world to contest for the title ord
posted a $4,000 forfeit with the Nav
ao "rh state Boxing Commission, 10 Nc
coTGnnGe with it's regulations.
"hether the commission would nor
lliI such mixed bout was not daeId.
Gu. a DELEGATION of Negro sportsmem.
including George Moore, Of Oreenn,
was told that when such a match Vs.,
maze the commission "would follow
lhe usuai procedure, "but wou,5 N.Y..
pass upon the matter in advance ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

Mr.. John II. Taylor, Jr., took a
trip to Manakin last week in his Odds.
mobile, carrying with him his mother
On the return trip an accident to thu
car caused him to call for help AMI
Maclhnist Aleck Alexander responded
and brought in the party; the car re
turning under it's own power.
Mrs. Maggie L. Walker has re
modelled her mansion in Il manner
mat Is attracting universal attention.
contractor Robert Archer had the con
tract and Architect Charles II. Russell
drew the plans. Mrs. Walker has pur-
chased one OF the LATEST twin-six Pack.
ara touring cars to replace the one de
stroyed some time ago.
DR.. w. II. Stokes was painfully
injured last week by being thrown
from street car as he was about
to board the same. The accident
occurred at Fourteenth and Main
streets. He is able to be about.
Paper Carrier,Tom Byrd, is going
his rounds again. He has had his hair.
cut and has been the recipient of a now
nat and is looking well.
Proprietor William Morris hos
given up Morris's Cafeteria and has re
turned to his old Job on the railroad.
Mr.. w. Robinson has a new Odds
mobile car that attracts much atten.
tion.
DR.. j. H. Blackwell, Jr.. of
South Richmond is attending the
Medical Association, which meets at
Danville, Va. this week.
Prof. j. II. Blackwell, Mr.. Ma
thaniel Allen, Mrs. l.. G. King.
Mr.. Susie Robinson and MANY 9th
ers Of South Richmond are attend
ing the Samaritan Convention at
Danville, Va. this week.
Rev. D. c. Hunter, D. d., President
OF Trustee Board Of W, Va. Seminar,
and College, who is located at Sylvia,
West Va, has issued most interest.
Ing biography Of his great work. He is
a power for good in West Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

WAN LYLE! Nino--fIRST CLASS BARBER
wanted at once. Good nav For
goOa barber. Write JAMES HUT.
LoN' 1Ss S. Queen st., Martins.
burg, w. Va. ''" o.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

Mrs. Betsy, Brown and Mrs.
George W. Brown are both indisposed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

DIR. George w. White who injured
his eye in game is much improved.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

Mr.. d. J. Farur, the well-known
contractor is again confined to his bed
at 610 N. First street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

Mrs. e. r. Jefferson has returned
to the city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
unday Afternoon Tragedy--Men Arrested Protest
Innocence Report from All Angles

Larcn II. Burleson, white, conduc-
tor OH the Hull Street line Of the VII.
ginia Power and Passenger Co. al
tempted to put II. A. Pugh, a coloreu
passenger Off the car and In doing so
feloniously assaulted him with /,
switch bar, knocking him unconscious.
A crowd of cOlored people took up thu
fight and in the melee, which followed.
the conductor was stabbed in the thigh.
The main artery was severed and in Il
few minutes, Ire bled to death droppil;%
dead on Hull Street. Much excitement
was caused. The affair took place Sun
day afternoon, June 18th between
and o'clock. Going over to Soutl
Wichmond, Monday morning, His Hon.
or, Judge II. A. Maurice was on tho
bench, presiding with his usual eas,'
and grace, while the courtroom in tba
Third Police Station was quiet. "A
small number OF colored people wero
gathered OH the outside of the building
and they seemingly spoke in whispers
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
MRS. HAWKINS STATEMENT

Copies OF the Planet were left and
Editor Mitchell passed out to his ca.
and fastened to the store Of Mrs. Han
kins. Upon enquiring about the affair
she looked at the editor suspiciously
and then bluntly asked, "Who ar.
you? She wanted to know If he was
lawyer. A gentleman, who was in the
rear Of the store came forward and
SAID to her. you do not know what
had taken place before the car got
here" She was told that Editor Mitch
ell was a newspaper man. Then she
said, From what saw the conductor
was at fault. have known Pugh ever
since he was nine years Of age. The
worst he Is, is to himself. He is drum
most Of the time. He harms nobody
ana have never known him to be in
any trouble Of this kind. When the
conductor put him off, he struck him
with a bar, knocking him down. Then
the colored people got wild. They
went after the conductor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
-FOUR LINES.

-FOUR LINES.
.. tRobert Dangerfield Crawley)
. victims black, whose ashes burn
Forever fresh in Memory's urn,
1t is not ours that thou should die.
Thy names are writ in yonders sky,
June, 1922.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
THE CONDUCTORS BLUNDER.

An officer entered the store and Edi.
tor Mitchell greeted him cordially. ri
have always noticed" remarked the
Editor. that when trouble occurs on d
street-car, the conductor waits until he
Continued on Fifth Page.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
JUDGE MAURICES COURT.

Editor John Mitchell, Jr., seated
himself until the business had been
completed and then he requested per
mission to see the colored men, who
were held OH suspicion Of being ca.
nccted with the affair. There. were six
OF them. Permission was readily grant
ed to him to see them. the Judge re.
marking that he could see them in the
presence Of an officer. IT do not expect
to sec them in any other way" was the
smiling rcjoinder. Entering the lock.
up. he saw six colored men there, some
seated and the others standing. Edito.
Mitchell was readily recognized by
them. He took down their names and
addresses AS follows: Matthew Shaw,
I'LL Everette street works for the VA
Passenger and Power Co, II. A. Pugh,
7 Railroad street. assistant contractor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
INTERVIEWING THE SUSPECTS

Robert e. Crosby. 1912 Cersley ST.,
works for the Virginia Leather Co., r.
II. Christian. 100 w. 10Th ST., black.
smith. Nathaniel Jones. 116 e. Short
Madison St. well-diggcr. John Harris
works for the American Railway Elk.
press Co., lives at 2405 Lee street.
What do you know about the affair
was the query to each Of them. They
did not know anything. Then the ques.
ton was propounded to II. l.. hugh,
who had been assaulted by the conduc
tor and his head was swatlred in band
ages. He had been knocked senseless
by the blows. HIS reply was nothing
The conductor can tell you more about
1T than l can. Were you drunk ."
was the next query. Eyes, sir" was tn,
response. He referred me to Mrs. Han
k1ns. white lady. who lives at 20tn
and Hull streets and who saw the af
fair.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
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