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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11
Why Your Girl Of Boy
Needs a Jenkins
Watch

The watch you are giving your boy
or girl for Christmas must, first of
all, be substantial. And to make
the pride Of ownership complete. Il
should be watch of real distinc-
ton.
The most dependable and beautiful
umepieces for boys and girls are
found among jenkins Watches.
Each is a product of famous crafts
n1anship, each designed for real
timekeeping service.
With such q watch your boy or
girl will quickly learn to valus
tme-developing habits of prompt.
ness, responsibility and accuracy.
You will be surprised at the moder-
ate price of a dependable Watch
at jenkins and Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11
GIVE A JENKINS WATCH THIS XMAS
Bracelet Watches
A Modern Convenience

a ASAVNANAIE OVlHVCaIH61IC6
WRIST WATCHES are now am es-
sential part of Milady's outfit. The
modern woman, be she young or ma
tronly, would feel lost without a
wrist watch.
LADIES' WATCHES differ widely
in points of interest. They may be
very small, plain or elaborate, round
or rectangular and have silk ribbon
or gold expansion bracelets, but de-
pendability is the prime requisite.
Come in and see our beautiful dis
play of varied styles. You will
surely find one to your liking both
in appearance and price.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11

uona conventions and to elect otto
ers and plan membership campaigns
and programs OF work for next year.
The meetings VIII be held as fol-
lows: Franklin township at White
water. Monday, Dec. II, report by C.
M. HID, township delegate to the In
dianapolis convention; Webster town
ship at Webster schooIhcuse, Dec. IL,
report by Charles Weadick; Harrison
township at Jacksonburg, Thursday,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11
|Gem Road From Dayton
to Indianapolis Wednesday

EATON, Ohio, Dec. IL The new
paving on the Eaton Richmond pike
at the west edge of Eaton win be open
ed to traffic on Wednesday, Dec. IS,
the county surveyor announces Only
one half the paving viii be opened, but
the detour which has ben the source
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11
Gruen Cartouche $50

Gruen Cartouche $50
Rectangular Watches are becoming ex-
tremely popular. We are showing a hand
some rectangular model of 14-kt solid gold.
with Is jewel movement
Special Value $50
Other Gold Rectangular Wrist Watches at
$50, $50 and 500
All Platinum Rectangular Wrist Watches
at SIPS.
All Platinum set with diamonds and sap
phires, 5000 to $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11
Gruen PentagOn S100

This watch is verithin model precision
movement, solid Green Gold. A watch of
character that will not tip over in the
pocket Other Gruen Watches at S25 to s75.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11

EVANSVILLE Ind.--Geofge Miner.
q local policeman, has found q new
way to get rid Of poor teeth. His meth
Cd is to sneeze them out. Recently,
he sneezed so heartily that tooth
was lost 1t had been loose for some
time. however, he said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11
four FARM BUREAU
MEETINGS SCHEDULED

-Four meetings of township divisions
Of the Wayne county farm bureau have
been scheduled for the week OF Dec.
IL. to hear reports of the state and ma,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11
Ultra Thin Watches

IN the Following wellknown makes
hamilton Watches -......-...$ $40 to $4S
Howard Watches ....-.. 500 to $3.50
ElgIn Watches .............. SASS to $50
Reliable movements in the new attractive
cases for the men who appreciate beautiful
appearance combined with accuracy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11
Everybody Likes a Watch

Wathes especially make desirable Christmas
use LOT gooo time piece? And there for
business for professional needs affairs
interested In our present holiday display which embraces
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11

In 1921 the people Of the United
States spent $40 a person for candy.
SO for education SO GEMS for chewing
gum and 20 cents for health.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11

Of much annoyance to autoists, wfll
be eliminated. With this and the
stretch at Dunreith, Ind, both opened,
a clear stretch Of open road from Day
ton to Indianapolis will be made avail
able to traffic by weanes day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11
sNEEzEs our TOOTH

Dec ID: Dalton township ct Dalton |
school building. Friday. Dec. Is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11

The best standard makes, both
American and Swiss, are carried
regularly in our stock and guaran-
teed by us. If you are undecided
as to which watch to buy we will
take pleasure in advising you.
We are agents for the well-nown
Gruen watches. Other leading
makes that are in demand include
such favorites as the Howard, Wall
than, Elgin, Hamilton and Illinois,
aTri ere shown in every desirable
pocket model.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-11

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
REV. WILLIAM THOMAS GONE.

REV. William Thomas died Mon
day morning after Il protractcd ill
ness at his residence, 1902 W. Moore
street. His attendant had just left
for Il moment TO go upstairs. When
he returned. Rev. Thomas, who had
made an effort and had succeeded in
getting ont Of bed, expired.
He was one of the best known
divines IN that locality. lie was
secretary OF the liichmond Minister
ial Conference, secretary Of the
Shiloh baptist Association and his
genial disposition made him many
friends here and elsewhere. He was
the beloved pastor Of the First Union
Baptist Church. 1900 West Moore
street.
He leaves a wife, ten children and
many friends and relatives to mourn
their loss. His funeral took place
yesterday (Friday) from the Moore
Street Baptist Church, Rev. r.. O.
Johnson. pastor. Funeral Director
y. ID. Price oiiiciated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29

"PlayS are not written. but re-
written and there il no play written
that does not require touching up,
after it has been tried out a few
times before an audience" said Mr..
Muse q few days ago. in discuscing
the new play, ''rhe Flat Below :"
with this point in view, the produc-
ers. Miller and Lyles. Sissle and
Hako, have planned to keep the "Flat
Below" Negro drama. out Of New
York for at least four weeks.
This unique play is Il study OF
Negro life in Harlem. 1t has been
in rehearsal for about five weeks and
when 1t has actually entered reality
by being acted on stage before an
audience, then its dircctOrc Clarence
f. Muse. can gauge what in it goes
and what does not. This play will
be carefully groomed before it is
brought to broadway.
1t looks as If Messrs. Mile. and
I.yles. the authors, have written the
proper kind Of Negro drama to be
placed before a Broadway audience,
and II 1t :is true, the co-authors of
"Shuffle Along" will be in for anoth-
or great theatrical success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
r"FNiN MATTERS SINGS For
HADiDPHDEI
Ei!'~t tn!orrH Girl to hC iirOH,iru~trI.
Heard in rive States.

Sc" Orleans, LH..--Thc Lyric Thca.
tire hero This week has hccn 0vcrllOW.
ing with the crowds who came to hear
he turtamrd Black Swan rrouha.
G"ur@ and Ethel Waters sing and plHE :.
TINS company. composed OF singers
and players who make Black Swan
Records and who lmvc been on tou:
for over five months. attracted 50
much attention that the New Orleans
Daily Item. one OF the largest white
dailicS in the South, engaged the Con
pAnY 10 sing and play their famous
JAZZ number. Down Home Blues. and
other songs over the Radiophonc
through the New Orleans broadcasting
station.
The concert was heard in five states
ana in Mexico and thousands of rad 10
fans listened to q Colorcd girl sing
through the air. Miss Waters, who has
broken many records on this trip. adds
another star to her laurclS bv being
the first COlorcd girl to sing over the
radio She was accompanied by tho
Black Swan Jazz Masters under the
direction Of +. 3. Henderson, Jr.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
VICE PRES. COOLIDGE
GRANTS AUDIENCE:
ON DYER BILL

N"w York, April 2I-Calvin cool.
ldEc. NiCn-rrcSid"nt OF the Unittn
States. has granted audience for NIaN
:. 1922, to James Weldon Johnson
Secretary OF the National AsSoriutioE
Icy III" Infringement. Of. Colurcd
P""pl" and Il delegation accompany-
ing MI Johnson
Th" d"lNHation will present q pc
'ition 10 the United States Senate,
signed 10y 2i State Governors. 80
Mayors OF large cities. Catholic Arch
bishops and churchmpn OF all denom-
'natl"nS. urging prompt cnactmcnS
by th" Senate OF the Dyer Anti
l'En"hinE Bill, II. RI 70. already
passed by the House Of Rcpresen-
tativrH.
TN" petition bearing 500 sigma
lures obtained by the y. \. A. G. p.
is being presented to Vicc-Prrsident
Coolidge i'm his capacity of presiding
"hrcr over the United States Senate
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
ENANS--THOMAS.

The residence Of Rev DR.. and Mrs,
n. ). Thomas was the scene of a bril-.
iiant marriages, Wednesday morning ut
IL O'Clock. when Rev. II. ". Evans,
pastor Of the Butler Street G.. NJ r..
church. Atlanta, Ga. and Miss Annie
+" THOMAS were united in the hoiv
h"ndS OF "c1lock. The groom sat IN
the room adjoining the dining room
all ready for the ceremony. Madame u.
I. bCanc sang q SOLO. Miss Louise Car
ter accompanying on the piano; then
TIE SURFING strains Of the Wedding
march were heard and Rev. Evans,
leaning on the arm OF his best man.
f'rol. W. \. Rcll. Sccrctary.Trcasurcr
OF the United Investment Co.,. of Allan
a. WIN rhEmthic regularity proceeded
through TN" dining room to the parlor
Th"n came the bride leaning on the
arm Of Rev. DR.. a s Thomas. both
having h""n upstairs awaiting this
moment Rev. NJ. l.. Breeding. pastor
OF the Miles Memorial G. NJ. f.. Church
OF Washington. ID. c., performed the
ceremony. The bride wore y sand col.
"r"h tailored suit. With hat. gloves and
$h"'" to match. bridal bouquet of or
ends and lilies Of the valley. The
Groom wore the conventional suit OF
black TN" bridal party left at 3:45
Wednesday afternoon for ATLANTA. On
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
RESOLUTIONS,

The following resolutions were
adopted in memory OF Rev. w. NJ.
Thomas by the Baptist Minister'S
Conference OF Richmond ana Ticin-
fly:
Whereas the news of the home
going Of oar Secretary. Rev. w. NJ.
Thomas ON last Monday morning was
received With genuine sorrow, and
Whereas. he had been one OF the
most faithful and trustworthy score
taricS the Baptist Minister'S Confer
"ncc OF Richmond and Vicinity ever
had, and.
Whereas, we, the Baptist Minis
t"rS' Conference Of Richmond ana
Vicinity feel the loss OF his associa-
tion most kccnly;
Therefore. be il resolved, that W.
bow in humble submission 10 Him
WHO do"th all things we'll and carc,;
even for the sparrow. That hy this
resolution We make a very feeble Of
Tort 20 record our esteem and rec
".Ni;i0N "i his faithful service -
secretary of our Conference for moro
lh@n nineteen years.
W" desire here and now to express
cur appreciation and thanktU!nr:%s t.
Cod for permitting lis 10 be assoc it,
tea VITA such 4 ChHrarlor. viz. Nr
WIS gentle, kind and &ymnalhrilr.
ever fearing" any word or art Of hi s
Mi"h, cause uf"nS": Ir Was thor
"W%h'N "li|" to every interest affect
ms h" d"nomlnaliOnal work and the
program OF the Kingdom Of .Ir.u.
,HriS' IN TINS community, State ana
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
Nine. COfcr's Thanks.

Madam Golfer, wants to thank the
drcSSmakcrS OF Richmond for the
great interest they showed in the
Fashion Show at the Rayo Theatre,
on April IS, hoping they will con
ttnuc the good work. She also wants
to thank the ladies who acted as
models and showed off tho gowns so
beautifully and the gentlemen who So
kindly acted as ushcrs, lending grace
TO the occasion. Being very crate
full to the patrons and many friends
who made her show success.
The Madam also wants to remind
each and every one not to forget that
the National Designers Model and
Dressmakcr+5 Association, kindly asks
your patronage when YOU want any
kind Of women's wear. Address.
MME. NJ. b. COFER,
800 w. 13Sth ST., New York.
Thank you.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
ElREt TORS MEETING WELD.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED

\ &pclndid and Beneficial dirrrto "S
meeting Was held at tn" Community
House; West Marshall Street ami the
following representative citizens were
present: Judge }. llogr lticnS; Pro-,
W. }. Clarke; Mrs. Maggie l.. Walker;
Miss Charlotte Whiting: Mrs. Ralph
Carter: Mr.. Il. w. CarrinGtun: Mr..
{. {. Nnckn"v; Roy. Il. Cary Monta
guc; Mrs. RDSa d. RowSvr: Mir. T.. G.
Hurkr; Mrs. Margaret Johnson: ~.
W. II. lIu%h"S: Mr.. NJ. y. N"rrcll;
Prof. !. II. Blackwell.
1, ports -. rendered by executive
secretary. Mrs. l.. II. Payne were com
prChcnSivc and instructive. and com
mona"l by the gathering. lndg" !.
llOgc Kicks. president; 1t Wee Pr"Sl
dent Ms. y. y. Munf"rd: 2nd Vie"
Pre- dent = Mrs. Maggie J.. Walker
%rd Vice. Mrs Mary V. Binga; Treas
urCr. Mrs. VIM. NJ. lIahliSton; Sccrc-
taTy, DR.. w. II. Hughes.
Executive Committee. the ahov"
named. and Rev. II. Cary Montague.
chairman: Miss Charlotte Whiting.
Mrs Ralph Johnson; PrOfs. W. ].
Clarke and j. II. Blackwell. Mr.. NJ. \.
NOrrcll were officers elected for tho on
suing term.
Following orc resolutions on the
death of Mr.. w. NJ. flablistOn, rccoll-
mcndch by joint committee, executive
committee. Community House for Cot.
0rcd People and Citizens Of Richmond
Va. and adopted at Directors meeting
Of Community House. held April 1922
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
RACE CORPORATION BUYS
WHITE MANIFAtTURiNG
PLANT.
Owners Sold Wear Ago to Prevent
toiorrh work Forced to Turn
over to tolnrcl Buyer.

New York, y. N.---At sale of tit"
ph"n"Eraph record press ng plant 81
The kcNinGtOn lhonOgraph Corporal.
ion Il large white concern founded Ivy
til" grandson az tn" inventor or tn"
;I"n'in"tGn rifle. and the RcminEt ON
purchaser Of the plant was the repre-.
sentative Of the Pace PhOnOGraph Cor
NOratiON. makers OF the COlOrrd Black
Swan Records and Of which Harry II.
Pace is president. An interesting feat
urC q Tire sale i that it was in this
plant that Mr.. Pace first began to make
phnn0rrHrh records. The hostility OF
certain large white companies to his
entering the record business was so
great that they purchased this plant
Remington concern in order to shut
OF Mr.. PAGES facilities for manufnctu.
ing.
tndauntcd he went ahead and in the
face CT many obstacles placed the
Black Swan Record on the market.
In twelve months the company he
organized has been so successful aud
made SO much profit that ii was able TO
buy the same niant that its white com.
pctitors had sought to keep |, out OF n
year ago. Fate sometimes plays queer
FRANKS and this is one OF them in con
ncrt'on with the development Of a new
field Of Negro business
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
Hltl!MpND E.\NKf;R AND JOI"RN.
AilST NIS!ES LIBERTY HALL.


THE "nth~'a~m ana genuine spirit OF
So" I"IoW~hip %huNN by U~r VAST
,tunItIrr shat assembled at Liberty
ii"". Ne" \ OIL, city, last Sunday rvcn
~ it"H b, en- Cr!p",l chi yOn the ucc Is
,#!- WHEN MarrN$ Carney Was pl'rScNI
IN person ami gave one OF his lhar.ir
i"rI>' IL straight from The ShOuidcr'
>i't"rrrS to his HudivMrc
The 0rra'iun Tor this great uclnou
Htr~tiun last Sunday night Was n ri.,t:
10y thu venerable journalist and bank
"r, ilon. John Mitchell, Dr.. editor :inu
publisher OF The Planet Of Richmond.
NH. II, was escorted to The restrain hI
his "!d friend OF many years STANDING.
Sir John Edward Bruce (Grit,) hlm-
Hrli Il writer and scholar Of intcrnut-
iOna note.
MIR. Mitchell had motorcd to New
York accompanied by his friend. Nh.
Robinson Davis. Mr.. Mitchell decide
before returning home to "look in" on
the Universal Negro Improvement A..
Sociatlon and get Il first hand" idea CT
aust what his colOrcd brethren were do
inc in New York city at headquarters,
ana form his opinions from his own
observations Of the Universal Negro
Improvement Association,
DR.. G. f.. Carter. the presiding Off
Ger for the evening introduced him to
the Liberty Hall audience. He launch.
ed into most eloquent address. and
was heartily acclaimed. He demonStrat
cd beyond doubt his Familiarity with
he problems fhiS race and the best
and only way to solve them. "Garvcv
is fearless champion Of the rights o.
tn" Negro race" he said. Through the
1hStrumentality OF the u. y. I. A.. tho
program can and must he put over"
HIS address was most mastery. sur.
prlS!ng all who heard him with his
familiarity Of the Garvey movement
and it's activities His entire speech
was punctuatcd with round after
round Of applause as he forcefully
drove home to his hearers fact after
fact.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
Members OF Love and CHARITY VIII
Observe Anniversary.

On Sunday afternoon. $50 at the
Third Street Bethel 4. NJ. e Church
the members Of Christian Golden
ifod TaDcrnacle OF the G.. G. 4. O.
Brothers and Sisters Of Love and
Charity will hold their nineteenth
anniversary exercises. All members
OF the Order are cordially invited to
attend these services \ YER inter
cSting program will be executed, in.
Guiding the anniversary sermon by
the pastor, Rev Dr.. W. r. How
crtOn.
Committee Of Arrangement. Atty .
w. +. Denny. chairman; Charles
Hooper. secretary: Mrs Fannie
James, mistress Of ceremonies
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
The RACE CONGRESS
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT
FOR BIG SESSION

Marshall ~ rallcy. the Executive
Secretary OF the National Race Con
ErrSS III an interview gives cut tn"
follow .ng interesting information:
The SUCCESS OF the Race UNITING
Effort Of the National Race Congress
is assured in the coming session OF I'll.
Congress May -. 100 il we are TO r..
ly upon the encouraging statements
coming from leaders OF the great or.
Eunizat .onS Of the Negro Poop"
throughout the Nation. Much person
ages ut Miss lialiir |. Brown Of tho
National Association for Holorcd Wo.
men; MIR. j. Weldon Johnson Of the
National Association for the Protection
Of Coiored People; Or. }. W. II. EaSon
OF the Universal Improvement AS&ocia
ton; Mr.. Finley Wilson OF the Negro
Press Association; Honorable Thomas
II. SHmucls Grand Master OF the T.. and
\. NJ. OF the Jurisdiction Of Illinois
and others Of similar note are cooper
nting in this great Race Uniting IF.
fort If the enthusiastic approval Of
these potent leaders stand for any
thing. we can safely say that the COLI.
ing session OF the National Race Con
grcss will be one of the most SiEniti'
cant events of Race History.
The fact that Commission of able
Race men and women headed by Prof
Kelly Miller IS ut work drafting Declar
atioAs OF principles to he presented a.
this session Of the Congress for adopt
ion, and which Is to serve as definite
Code Of Race Action and understand
ing suggests the far reaching import
np
Afro American people.
THIS IL the first effort in the history
of the Race TO get leaders Of Race or.
CARNATIONS to assemble together for
united action. and Honorable Thomas
II. Samuels. Grand Master Of the Mas.
onir Fraternity Of the State Of Illinois
states clearly the Race Congress idea
IN letter to the Executive Sccrctu, V
vixen he declares that II appreciate
the idea Of organizing our leaders fol
moulding some sort Of n Race policy
'""auyo as II has been for the past ha
century, we have been striking b.indiy
without any particular aim or goal
each in his own little way trying to do
his bit for the good Of the whole. To
AmalGamatc our efforts and 10 cent raj
ne our forces into one potential policy
Is indeed capital and most desirable
I idea"
DR.. w. II. JcrnaEin. the President OF
IN" National Racc Congress together
! with the Executive Committee are also
Juhiinnt over the outlook and they arc
arranging very interesting pr0%r;. m
which will Indicate the police Of
knr" action under the now regime o:
the liacc with Declarations Of prin i.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29

tnion baptist Church Progressing.

The Union baptist Church. Sou h
kichm"nd, Va, DR.. l.. G.. Garland
pastor has launched Il program under
the namC Of Il fellowship meeting
some Of the leading pastors 0t this
city ar" programmed. Since the or
"ani2Hti"n of this Church about thrr"
months ago. starting its work witt
u members. it has now Il members
ship Of over iG6. Nor" than t$6S.'l
six hundred and "ighty-hvr dolllr-
have been collected in general offer.
ingS.
The Church is planning to repro
sent III the General Association and
tho Lot Carey Convention Tho
Ministers Conference Of Richmond
and Vicinity congratulatcs this great
leader and his great church
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
EDITOR MITCHELL.
TRAVELS
CONTINUED from last week y

spent the morning ~ the Harlem
Tr%l r.s'at" ENchnng" with Mr.. Goo.
K. Thnmu:un. VITO hailed orig nally
from G"Ochl: nd County. Va. He ley
M in ihC c"mpau? of DuS" Mohum"ri
Ali. an Egyptian. whose present resi-.
den " is in London. We discussed con.
Gi,iuns n this country and abroad and
inc .d"ntally dealt with the recent r..
pE'"d autonomy granted 10 his native
country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
Come, Come, Everybody Come.

The Choi,, Of the Ehcnezcr Baptist
Church, DR.. William II. Stokes.
pA&tor Will repeat its Easter Cam
tata. 'Thc Everlasting Life" Monday
night. SEQ. May LIST, 1922 AZ the
Fifth Baptist Church. corner Harvic
and Cary Streets. Rev. 4. u. DAILY.
pastor. Prof. w. ID. Jones is mus.
zeal director. \ silver Offering will
be taken at the door.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
Clarence Muse to Star in Flat Below

In the "Flat Below" Negro drama
which will take tho stage OF tho
Lincoln Theatre, Washington, D. G..
on May 1st. Clarence II. Muse, who
has directed tho Miller and Lyle.
Sissle and Blake production, will play
the part Of Brother Mcr.nton in tho
piece.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
RICHMOND GIRL PASSES TIL
DISTRICT BOARD.

Miss X. Esther Gee. formerly OF
this city, has been very successful
in her study of Pharmacy at tho
Howard School Of Medicine, Howard
University, Washington, D. G. Sho
is now known as DR.. Katie Esther
Gee, having passed the District OF
Columbia Board examinations hold
on April 18th.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-29
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mr.. James Stovan, Of philadclrhia.
Pa. cam" here this week to attend
tn" funeral Of his sister. Mrs. Ethel
Jones.
MiSS Muricl Richardson. OF New
York City. arrived in the city last
Saturday and returned Wednesday
While here she was the guest Of DR.
and Mrs. Sterling Pride. OF OLE
Bainbridgc Street, South Richmond
Mr.. Lynwood Smith. Of Boston.
Mass. visited the Planet Office this
week. lie was called here on ac-
count of the death Of his mother.
Mr.. j. w. Worthy, Of Salisbury.
n. G. was in the city this week in
connection with claim OF the en-
ployccs OF the Southern Railway
Company against that company. lie
Is taking the matter up with the
superintendent Of the Division.
Key. r. J. King. ID. H.. the able
and popular pastor of the Fifth Stree:
baptist Church did not fill his pulpit
last Sunday due to an indispoSition,
which put him under the care OF his
physician. llo is improving,
Deacon w. Howard Jones. who was
stricken February 18th, 1922 and has
been i'll at his residence 1117 ST. Peter
Street was out this weok, not having
done any work since 1920. He is i'm.
proving and his many friends wero
glad to SEQ him out fsain.