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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
Lloyd George en- un magnificO discursO
augura al Canada I'm ~inaravillOsO future, Y
lie ~acOnSeja que abra SlS puertOS a tOdaS las
corrientes imigratOrias, aprOvechandOSe
Los Ughetti en- ell
Municipal
"UNADUQUESAY
una PRINCESA"

Ell sabado por la noche nos ofrecie-
ron los Ughetti una e~ncantadora "Du-
quesa del Tabarin", encarnada en- la
gentilisima fgura de Esperanza Ughe-
til q supo dar a la travesa protagonis-
ia de la bella opereta toda la gracia
~apicarada, TODD ell chic montmartroi
Sc y toda la ligereza de pluma en- ell
t%viento, que son del caso Y del perso-
maize.
Pace Salas obtuvo tambien un
triunfo personalisimo en- la e~quivoca
figura de Sofia.
Marina y Roberto Ughetti compile
taron la excelencia del conjunto. Ma
rina dio a las ultimas frases del ac-
to primero n arrogancia y un brio
de que muy pocas cantantes de ope-
reta serian capaces. Ell publico, cleo
trizado, obligo a la artista a repetir
su prodigioso alarde de facultades.
Anoche, la compania estreno "La
princesa de los Balkanes", una opere-
ia mas, bonita amena e ~intrascen-
dente.. En- ella Sc hicieron aplau-
dir, como de costumbre Marina v Ro-
berto Ughetti, Pace Salas, Oller Y
Odena.
Esperanto Ughetti = Esperancita
!, como va la llama Ell publico, restando
ash significacion al nombre, en- 10 cual
obraemuy euerdamente, por que nc
hay esperanto, amigos de la pOst-re.
sentaci6n-interpreta, en- siLa prince!
sa de los Balkanes", dos papeles dis!
tintos: n de ~princesita' rubia y otro
de p~eripatetica trigqepa- FL pdblico
salio del teatfo embargado por una
duda cruel. iComo esta mas sugesti-
va, mas bella, mas atrayente, la per-
turbadora Esperancita? 5De rubia o
de triguena? a. M 81. 80 So 81
La misma interrogation Sc hacia la
genie con respecto a Pace Salas, des-
pues de haberle visto en- ola Duque-
sa" y en- "La Princesa", pero con una
ligera v%ariante. Pensando en- ell pri-
mer actor de la compania, la genie Sc
Como esta mas fec y
mas gracioso Pace Salas iDe rubio
o de trigueho?
En- ansbos casos, la inmensa mayo
ria de los habituales del Municipal Sc
manifestaba ambiguamente eclectica
La opinion predominante era que Els
pefancita esta encantadora de todas
maneras y que sobre los ~encantos fl
sicos de Pace Salas las variaciones de
color no tienen eficacia alguna.
Para esta noche Sc anuncian dos IT,
tulos: LA Costa Azul" y "Las Corsa-
rias". En- ambas obras, de una abra.
cadabrante comicidad, lie sobraran al
p1blico ocasiones de reir hasta con las
arrugas del abdqpen, como a el lie
gusta.-F.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15

minado que defender Y un deber sa-
/, grado que llenar.
Nuestra mayor esperanto, la que
nos LENA de jdbilo, bien antes de con-
vertirse an realidad, es la de yer a
nuestros hermanos de America en- la
vanguardia del movimiento, en- los
puestos de honor y en- los de peIigro.
Todo 10 que Espana espera de glorioso
y consolador, lie viene de ahi. Los
viejos parlamentos, donde Sc celebra-
ban las meriendas de negros, Sc ter
minaron.
Ell sistema parlamentario que es-
peramos es bien sencillo. Su consti-
tucion sera probablemente ell acto de
valentia que consagre nuestros pro-
yectos de engrandecimiento. Todo
espanol, lei cual fuere su credo, 81
es abnegado y tiene ~talento, podra ir
a la camara. Los espanoles que vi
ven organizados y agrupados en- Anne
RIGA, desde la Argentina a MEXICO,
pueden mandar sus emisarios a la
Madre Patria, que libre de trabas y
cadenas, ORA a todos sus hijos y por
la boca del DICTATOR resolvera los vi
tales problemas de interes con un mo-
nosilabo. Los tramites interminables
han recibido cristiana sepultura.
En- momento tan solemne de nues-
ira vida, la P%rovidencia coloco en- las
manos de I'd, distinguido p~eriodista,
la antorcha luminosa de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL. Puede I'd. erguirla y agitar-
la con jubilo y con furia para que
sepan todos los hijos de Espana que
navegan por esos apartados mares,
que Ia madre Patria no ha muerto.
Ning1n espfritu cultivado ignora
los errores cometidos por una inf
nidad de colonizadores espanoles en-
esas t%ierras; todos 10 d~eploramos Y 10
lloramos con lagrimas de sangre. Pc
70 iquien puede dudar de la caballe-
rosidad e hidalgufa del pueblo espa-
mol? 5Quien podra impedirnos a nos-
otros los descendientes de los misio-
neros que plantaron la Cruz en- esas
ricas tierras, Ell tenerlas en- la estima
que las tenelnos vi ellanlarlas como Sc
aman los pedazos de nuestro propio
.corazon? 49,
{ Los que ostentan un apellido caste
llano,-los que sientan correr en- sus
venas n sola gotta de sangre iberia,
los que hablan nuestra lengua, lazo
sagrado que nos une, los que quieran
tener la nobleza de confesar 10 inne-
gable, han de saber que nosotros los
espanoles de AGA, despues de amar la
Cruz, simbolo de nuestra santa Reli-
gion, amamo a la Patria y nuestra
Patria es inmensa, como la TERRA
misma, y Ell rincon mas amable y mas
risueno para nosotros es Ell que bana
ell Mar Caribe, otro "Mare nostrum"
de la raza hispana.
LIE saludo atentamente y hago vo-
tos por la prosperidad de nuestra Es-
pana americana.
Suyo affmo. Evaldo c. Jorda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
UN HORROSO INCENDIO BARRE
CON UN SUBURBIO RESIDEN-
CIAL DE PASADENA

PASADENA, California, octubre Is.
Miles de personals estan atareadas
en- detener Ell terrible incendio que ha
estallado anoche en- uno de los sitios
mas ~pintorescos de esta ciudad. ba-
rriendo con miles de acres de residen-
cias de las mas bellas de la p~oblacion.
FL fuego comenzo en- la parte sur. y su
origen Sc debe a un tanque de aceite
crude de uno de los depositos situados
en- dicha IONA, que hizo explosion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
LLOYD GEORGE PREDICE Jun
PORVENIR BRILLANTISIMO &,
PARA LOS DOMINIOS DEL
CANADA

WINNIPEG, octubre 15.-En un re-
sonante discourse pronunciado por Ell
ex Presidente del Ministerio britanico,
senior Lloyd George, llamaron podero-
samente la atencion las palabras pro-
feticas del ilustre estadista en- que di-
jo que ell Canada iba canine de una
era de progreso con mayor actividad
que los Estados Unidos y demostran-
dolo asi 10 mismo en- la guerra que en-
la paz. Lloyd George aconsejo al pue-
bio canadense que Sc aprovechara de
las actuales circunstancias en- q. la vie
ia Europa Sc halla empobrecida Y de-
solada, para traer a sus vastos territo-
rios ell mayor contingente de hombres
trabajadores y emprendedores. tai CO.
mo 10 hicieron los Estados Unidos du-
rante las guerras napoleonicas, en- cuyo
periodic fue que Sc inicio la grandeza
y poderio de la America del Norte.
Anadio a este Lloyd George, que 81 Ell
Canada abre sus puertas a la inmigra-
cion, sin re~stricciones de mingnn ge-
nero, pronto los sDominios verian au-
mentar su e~poblacion en- seiscientos mi
Homes de habitantes. rq 30 sus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
CUARTO JUECODE
.LASERIE MUNDIAL
(Ssrvicio para Ell IMPARCIAL de 10
"United Press''l
{VIA ALL AMERICA CABLESl

NEW YORK, octubre 13.-Las hues-
ties de Nc Graw sufren la derrota mas
desastrosa de ia serie. Los pitchers
Ryan, Scott y Nc Grillan explotan al
tratar de contener a los TEMPLES ba-
teadores de los Yanquis.
Jonnard Ell u1timo pitcher de los Gil
gantes en- ocupar Ell cajon fue saluda-
do por Ell temible "bambino' Babe
Ruth con un palo de dos bases. Los
Gigantes y Yanquis estan empatados
y Sc cree que hoy ocuparan Ell cajon
del pitcher Meth por los Gigantes y
Jones pos los Yanquis. Sc espera otro
duelo de pitchers. -
Anotacion. nQr-enfTadaS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
Ell BARRIDO DEL DIRECTORIO

MALAGA, octubre 15.-Por ire
gularidades d~escubiertas en- la admit
nistracion de sus fondos ~respectivos,
han sido denunciados doce Ayunta-
mientos de esta provincial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
la FIESTA DE La RAzA EN-
~ veg ESPANA

MADRID, octubre 15.-El Delegado
del Gobierno para TODD 10 r~eferente a
la Fiesta de la Raza, que cada ano Sc
celebra en- Espana con mayor Y mas
general entusiasmo, ha propuesto la
publication de una revista extraordi-
maria, que costeara ell Ministerio de
instruction Publica, en- la que colabo-
rem las principales firmas de Espana
y America y en- la que Sc aborden to-
dos los problemas que puedan tener
alguna conexion con ell vital asunto de
las relaciones hispano-americanas. AL
mismo tempo ell Delegado suplica a
los concentrates e industriales, de
aqui y de ALA, que aporten sus inicia-
twas y las soluciones que les ~aconseje
su experienced respecto a dos asuItos
economics y de i~ntercambio conner
cial, y tambien respecto al conlplejo
problema de las c~orrientes emigfato-
rias.
La citada Fiesta de la Raza ha re-
vestido este ano, en- toda la Peninsu-
la, una extraordinario brillantez, ha-
biendo tenido en- los festejos celebra-
dos notable intervention ell Ejercito
Y la Marina.
En- Zamora inaugurose con toda pom
pa Ell magnifco monumento destinado
a perpetuar la gloriosa memoria de
Fray Diego de Deza. En- Huelva &C.
lebr6se una animadisima excursion al
Monasterio de la Rabida, que tan i'm
portante papel juega en- la historic del
Descubrimiento. En- Ciudad Real con-
currieron a todas las ~procesiones CT
vicas celebrates las sociedades agra
rias y obreras.
Ell PRESIDENTE CHAMORRO HA
MITERT0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
Ell REICHSTAG CEDE A LAS EXT.
GENCIAS DEL CANCILLER

BERLIN, octubre 15.-El Reichstag
reuniose a la una de la tarde del saba
do para llevar a votacion Ell proyecto
de ley dando poderes obsolutos al Mi
historic del Canciller Stressemann, du-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
Ell PRESIDENTE CHAMORRO HA
MUERTO

WASHINGTON, octubre 15.-La LIE
gacion de Nicaragua en- esta capital ha
anunciado al Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, que Ell sabado en- la noche de-
jo de existir en- su Residential palaciega
de Managua, Ell Presidente de aquella
Republica centroaericana, Don Diego
Manuel Chamorro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
LA REVOLUTION BULGARIA Sc
NUTRE DE CONTINGENCIES
NUEVOS Y ADIESTRADOS

ATENAS, octubre 15.-Comunican
de Sofia que la revolution bulgara ha
vuelto a resucitar en- una forma espo-
radica mas sangrienta que anterior
mente, batiendo los rebeldes a los zan-
coffstas de manera desastrosa, Y mar
chando triunfantes hacia ell sur del
pals en- numero considerable. Impor-
tantes contingencies de tropas del 60
bierno Sc han rebelado contra sus je-
fes, pasandose con armas y bagajes a
las flas de sus camaradas los revolu-
cionarios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
UN TETON CASTIGA AL JAPON
EN- UNA FORMA DESASTROSA

4 TOXIC, octubre l5-La costa este
del Imperio ha sidp barrida por un no.
rrible tifon que 'estallo aver, en- estos
mares, siendo sus danos numerosos, So
bre TODD en- los campos de siembra y
en- la fota pesquera que es una de las
industries mas productivas del pals.
Registranse numerosos muertos y heri-
dos. Entire las ciudades mas castiga-
das por el vendaba1, estan Toxic v
Yokohama, para cuyas ciudades han
salido esta manana socorros en- abun-
dancia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
ExITos EsPASoLEs EN- MELILLA

MELILLA, octubre 15.-Las bate
rias e%spanolas del Penon de Alhuce-
mas han desmontado ell canon enemi-
go que las hostilizaba desde Abrase-
dunn.
Con ell mismo eXito las agresiones
del enemigo en- la iona de Trizziaza
han sido vigorosamente rechazadas
con perdidas visibles para los asal-
tantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15
del caOS eurOpeO
La Fiesta de la Raza Sc celebra en- Espana con
mayor brillantez que nunca.-El Presiden-
te de Nicaragua ha muertO.
Ell Canciller Stressemann impone SD yoluntad
al parlamento. La revolution Bulgaria eS-
ia materializando ell mito de la hidra.
(Servicio para Ell I~MPARCIAL3de La Omitted Press.")
(vIA ALL AMERICA cABLEs)

rante la actual crisis politica por que
atraviesa Alemania, habiendo por una
nimidad aprobado el bill que ha en-
trado en- vigor Embellishments.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-15

'DPTiOdO de dos amos un buen seryicio.
Todo estd terminado para proveer
(ContinGa en- la pagina 4ta.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20
DIR. HARVEY JOHNSON
DEAD.

When Rev. Harvey johnson. D. D.,
pastor of the Union Baptist Church of
Baltimore Md. passed away, Friday.
January 18th, 1923, one of the ablest
pulpit divfnes in this country invaded
the precincts of the Great Beyond. He
was an authority on historical matters.
especially those relating to the Ethio-
plan and he had positive views of the
right kind upon all fundamental cues
TONS His word was his bond and his
conception of duty was on the highest
order.
We sympathize with. his family ana
with his Church and with his denoml-
nation. AS for him, ne needs no sym.
pathy. He is better off. With the chang.
ing scenes in this life, the apparent
success for the time being of wrong
over right. he evidently suffered untold
anguish. He represented the Maste.
and was a tower of strength during
his day and generation. Too few lead
ers of his type remain and we can i'll
AFFORD to spare him at this time. 1t is
with genuine grief that we record his
gong, but God doeth all things we'll.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20
THE TROUBLE in EUROPE.

What does all of this agitation in
Europe mean? Why is France invad-
ing the Ruhr section of Germany?
These questions will naturally present
themselves to the average reader OF
the daily newspapers. When Germany
suffered defeat as the result of the in
PREVENTION of the United States of
America and the Versailles Treaty was
the result, the Allies specified the
RHINE section as that part of Germany
to be held by the Allies as q guaran-
tee for the observance OF the specifi-
cations tn the Treaty. In the mean
time, Germany was required under
the reparations agreement to furnish
SO many millions of tons of coal to
France.
When Germany had her own indus-
trial plants to supply, she found out
that 1t was impossible to comply with
THIS agreement and Germany was de.
clared to be In default in her delivery
ol iumDer. Germany mad always con-
tended that the provisions of the YER
sailles Treaty were too drastic an
that she would not be able to comply
With the terms.
Premier after Premier resigned and
others took up the task, only to fail.
Then the amount of gold to pay the
Allies bee anne question and Germany
asked for longer time. This was
known as a moratorium.
English experts came to the conclu.
sion that Germany was doing all that
she could do, and stood in favor OF
leniency, but France insisted that Ger.
many should be made to pay. In the
contests. Belgium and Italy sided with
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20

France and Great Britain and the
United States the latter upcnncially
represented stood together. Germany
contended that the Allies must all
agree In order for coercion to be adopt
ed.
France contended that she would pro-
coed alone II necessary and set a date
for the further invasion of the Ruhr
section. the centre OF Germany's indus
trial plants. In this connection Belgian
troops decided to cooperate with her.
In the meantime. President Harding.
under instructions Of the United
States Senate decided to order thu
American troops home. thus voicing
the disapproval Of the action OF Franco
and Belgium.
France marched into the Ruhr AMI
the German Government announcer
that 1t would not pay any further In
domnity or reparations until the
French and Belgian troops were with
drawn. This act affects all of the other
Allies and the situation is acute.
France needs coal and in order to OBJ
tain 1t will be required to import
French miners to do the work. In the
meantime. the $4,000 French troops
are costing the French Government
enormous sums and the indications
are that the civilian population will
prove to be a handicap in this most
embarrassing situation.
Germans claim that while they can.
not fight they will impose passive re-
sistance. This has been most embar-
RAISING situation. The final outcome
OF the situation is watched with inter
est. ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20
HELP SHORTAGE DUE TO DRY
LAW, CLAIMED.
preston News servicc)

Washington, D. c., Jan. 18.-Rich
white women Of this city can attribute
no other reason for the outward signs
of wealth among Negroes than that
they have taken to the profession OF
Bookkeeping instead of washing AMI
ironing. According to a newspaper arti
Gle in the local white papers the short
age of Negro domestic help is due to
the Volstead law. The papers say:
"This city, especially, in official cir
cles and more especially in Southern
official circles has always depend
ed on female Negro help to keep
homes cleaned and meals cooked and
served and laundry neatly done up
and children cared for. Before the pas
sage Of the Volstead Act there was n
surplus of female Negro help"
1t Is said that the wife of a southern
senator remarked that, II can't under.
stand why this niger woman won't
work anymore. Why erstwhile lauI,.
dresses, maids, cooks attired in the
brightest rainbow colors are riding up
and down Pennsylvania avenue Ia
high priced automobiles casting scorr
full glances as they pass former EN-.
ployers They simply scorn work. The
reason for this sudden show Of wealth
is nothing less than bootlegging."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20

The Police Department of this city
has reached a degree Of efficiency,
which compares favorably with the
Police Departments of any other city
In this country. A type of young men
has been secured, which speaks well
for the appointing power. A prisoner,
who acts CONSIDERABLY is. treated the
same way and we no longer hear abolt
unmerciful clubbings and the untime-
ly death of prisoners at the hands of
representatives Of the Police Depart.
ment. AS for the Traffic Department,
it has proven its worth and the man.
ner in which automobi1ists are now
handled has none Of the trough edge
of other days. 1t is unfortunate that
larger increase in the appropriations
will not permit an increase Of the sal
aries of all the officers and men of this
Department.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20
ANTI-KU KLUX BILL FACES BIG
OPPOSITION IN N. CAROLINA.
preston News Service,


Raleigh, N. c., Jan. 19.--The strong
opposition in the committee on Judi
ciary of the Senate to the Eaggat bill
aimed at the Ku Klux Khan in this
state which makes it felony punish
able by Imprisonment for any person
to appear off his premises disguised
80 as to conceal his identity, caused
the measure to be referred to sub
committee and a public hearing on the
bill set for the Senate chamber st 3
o'clock Thursday afternoon.
1t is said that the Bagget bill has
the support Of the leading white citi.
zens from all parts of the state and
that scores of them have indicated
that they will be on hand to defend
the measure at the public hearing Sen
ator Squires announced to the senate
that the measure would be opposed.
The Bagget bill which excerpts from
Its provisions persons attending hallow
cen parties and properly conducted
masquerades and minors under Is
years of age is one of the two bills
against the khan now pending in the
general assembly. The other which
was introduced in the House of Repre-
sentatives by Representative Mi1liken
of Union, provides for the registration
of the membership of all secret socie-
ties.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20
EQUAL RIGHTS LEAGUE APPEALS
AGAINST HARVARD LINE.
Press Statement by Secretary Trotter
Harvard '95. Sent To College
Managers.

Boston, Mass. Jan. 13 -Fo. lowing
the specific rejection of Roscoe c.
Bruce, Jr.. SON of the famous Harvard
College Glass Orator. as roomer in
the Freshman Dormitories at Harvard
College because Of race. the Secretary
of the National Equal Rights League.
Tiro graduated from Harvard In 1895
with two degrees and membership In
the Phi Beta Kappa Society, gave out
a statement published in the Boston
American protesting this a wrong in
principle, violation of equal rights
and Of democracy, and a dangerous
entering wedge Of further color dis.
elimination. The statement, which ap
peaIs to the president and governing
authorities of Harvard to discontinue
this practise. by which Harvard caters
to prejudfces In far distant states in
violation of local law and custom, was
sent to President Lowell and the Board
IF Directors and Overseers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20
WHITE WOMAN DEAD; COLORED
MAN ARRESTED.

Columbia, s. c.. jan 1.-THE mys-
terious death OF white woman a.
Olar, small town near here, caused
the arrest of Thomas Johnston as q
suspect. He was lodged in Jail last
Wednesday morning and that night a
mob of white men took him from the
Jail and carried him to small thick
ct with the usual intent of making n
pendulum of him by tying a slip-noose
around his neck and allowing his body
to swing in the air from the end of the
suspended rope. But somehow their
conscience would not allow them to
carry out their premeditated plan and
they simply talked and talked" to
Johnston and tfren turned him over
to the officers. Tt is believed Johnston
will await trial in connection with the
murder of the woman at the special
term of court at Brambere. which
will convene shortly
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20

The Battling Sikh" has been dis
qualified in France and an attempt
has been made to take from him the
title of "The Heavyweight Champion
OF Europe" If he does not possess that
title, no one else is in possession of it
'inasmuch as Georges Carpenter lost
it. The latter now insists that he will
light the black champion again, out
side of the regular boxing syndicate.
This is to the credit Of the French ex-
champion. He is devoid Of race preJu-
dice and he seems to be of type OF
the human race, who is entitled tn
sympathy and recognition.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20

DR.. Kelly Miller has issued a call
for a conference Of colored leaders to
consider present day conditions. We
are Of the opinion that much good
would result from swapping of ideas
by men of the Kelly Mifler type. 1t is
plainly evident that critical condi-
tiqn exists. The consensus of opinion is
that step should be taken to husbands
our interests and to issue an address
to the country and the world empha-
sizing in detail the position of the col
ored people of this country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20
Federal authorities.

Federal authorities.
Several certificates were recovered
by the arresting officers and referred
to the government agents as evidence
to be used against the C1eghorn broth
ers. 1t is said they were about to dis
pose Of some of the loot when placed
under arrest.
Some time ago, according to the DO
lice 1t was reported to the city officials
that man visiting In Jacksonville.
mad been robbed of the certificates.
The Clegborn brothers claim they won
the certificstes from white man In a
crap game. James Cleghorn lives at
748 w. Beaver street and HIS brother re
sides at TAO West Beaver street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-01-20

The installation services OF Rev. e..
y. Smith, B. d.. as pastor of Second
Baptist Church, South Richmond. took
place this week. Services began ON
Monday night and were held each
night during the week. Sermons
were delivered by Rev. J. s. John
SON. A b. Rev. w. L. Ransome, D.
D., Rev. o. b. Ssmms. b tn, Rev.
T. y. King, ID. D., Rev. w. T. John
SON. d. d. DR.. q. Payne was in
charge OF the mortgage. burning on
Friday night. The following breth.
rem represented the Church and its
departments on ta1e program: Breth-
rem Mason Baugh, Samson Cook, e.
J. Cunningham, Henry Harris, and
w. 8. Patterson. A splendid ban
quet was served Friday night.