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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
PRESID|
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Revolt Of |
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rIb the pos. Y
b. the soldiersI
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"a their naii4
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and il Is undeA
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duty in an effd
ened upr1sing.I
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FEAR OF an
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
FAMILY FIREsIpE ruN

4 popular rector going up the
steps Of hts church to conduct ser
viee was accosted by stately Old
lady In difficulties with her breath
sng.
Pardon me-" she said. "hu,
would sou do me the favor Of as
nlsting me up the s,eps?"
Certainly. madam. asHented tbs
rector. giving her hts arm, They
reached the door. when the old lady
pansIng. asked; Pardon me once
more. but do you know who Is
preaching this morning.
Tho rector. madam"
'oh. Then might | beg you 10 do
mo yet another fayor?''
Certainly" replied the rector
What else can ] do for you
Would you be no good ~ 10 ar
sis, me down tho steps again g''--
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

Travelling levels down the
land Mountains arc bored thru.
rivers are bridgcd. nyincs are
filled la. so that The Trains may
travel on even tnck and the
passengers be unaware Of iheir
motion.
Just 10. tourism is smoothing
out tho irregularities Of the
world Of men People search
tho earth 20 find some place
that seems foreign and then In
slst on making u over 10 look
like home.
whether In pckin or Bbkrs.
they demand the same Ian
gunge, The same cooking. The
same room temperature the
same bathrooms. The same
shopping. ana the same news
poptrH,
They want the natives 20 look
ontlandish but decline them.
selves 20 make any concessions
10 tho customs o. the country.
This sort OF foreign travel IL no
better than picture show
and much morn expensive and
inconvenloni. When a wave %
tourists sweeps over a land Il
leaves u fiat az sandy shore.
And when some strange ana
uncomfortable country has been
duly reduced 10 dead level
and provided with as the com.
forts OF home, 20 the diacom,
fort Of ita inhabitants. the tour.
lists turn away from u in dis
taste and seek fresh fields ana
pastures new. They are contlnu.
ally hunting for variety. and
constantly imposing monoiony.
They long for novelty and en-.
force conformity. 50 ali men
XII tho thing they love. They
pull MP by tho roots the flowers
they admire
The climate and eonf,gnntion
Of a landscape are incorgiEibie
hut human life Is more pias-
tic When the tourist finds
"A land not 80 outlandlsh as he
expected II 70 be. he insists
upon IS people being mado
over 10 conform 70 what he has
read about II. 81 his behcst
ruins are resurrecied and Lex.
ends invented. He demands
folk dances and Characteristic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
TSRIEDA'S
l. OLLIES

lie had been quito attentive.
Escorts arc 20 rare:
Raro and necessary.
lie was issa a liability
Than most men.
Iou dos': mind feeding a man
When ho ln really hungry.
lie never imposed but once.
Asked me for loan Of s..
said he wanted 10 take i woman
lie was interested In 10 my favor.
itn rtainurunf
AZ J:1o that night
OF course. thought nc meant
me.
met him at the appointed hour.
He and another woman weru din.
ing. .sssssss = = -sGte,
on my fsvr.
Who wouldn't hayo been cnragcd7
or course. he asked mo 10 Join
them
did.
The dinner cost him tcn.fitiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
I LETTER FROM
AVRDGE MANN
June Is. 10

juno To lNEa,
Dear Folks.
When companya coming TO stay for while. We welcome
the with about aria smile. The friends from aar
win them aEaln-we've not been together since
heaven knows when We plan for tho moments their visit
will last o. wonderful talks u the past: with
visions of pleasure spirits hummInE-whcn
panys eotnsugl
when eompanY's coming rs equally true there's plenty
jobs The ia the closets
efamhed around FOR plenty Of bc rapidly found
ponder and auander jumbo o. days and hustle and
hustle In ways we've busy without ans
bummlng-whcn eompRnya comips'
When comianys coming Il keeps aiiye flghi 10 the
they're due arrive scramble - psaanre
promise ~ play funsug and eusng the away
tamming dafnnuE this that % wishing the
pceSebook weren't fiat. work with will and without
any drumming with that happy lips that
hummins; and IL tho simple singular summinEof
company coming!
M,ueee q, Ma'ev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
Movies Boys and Girls Like

The movie producer who picks out trashy pictures be-
cause, he says the public wants them will have to
dig up another The Russell Sage foundation has
just produced figures after year of investigation show
ing that the public does not want trashy pictures.
nationwide survey among high school boys and girls
taken to bring out their likes and dskes regards
movies. Both boys and girls but especially girls ex-
pressed their dislike for vulgar sapstck movies pictures
not true to life, mushy sentimental movies and sex pic
lures. Asked what type of movies they liked best both
boys and girls but especially the boys expressed strong
preference for Western and frontier stories with clean
comedies detective stories To this list the girls added
stories of society life.
Asked to name the greatest pictures they had ever
seem, the boys named the -Four Horseme "The Birth
of Nation and "The Three Musketeerso while the
girls settled the -Four Horsemen' way Down East"
and The Shek. For their favorte actress both BOYS
and girls named Mary Piclford while for their favorte
actor the boys selected Douglas Fairbanks and the girls
Rodolph Valentino. 80
So there!
You give the Prince suit Of clothes ,nd hen
YOU by ooky, hand him q
~ something poignant wen aoo,
gers Sh'ed Tor Europe from New York week
's former assembly president nations stnte NJ
mind That would seem 10 be 81 49, -
sew NOV, company producing only naturally each
nm Is picture VI health. ~ ~ 5'''' '"''
display most people admire their own renceion
man should never wear rings Rings hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

~, Tunes e.. and dances are ,asrs, !,
me public schools Aosr,ss..' -. ?
eees ana Greek temples srs -. =.
"a IN every town. rarsf.l,.....
permitted 20 remain Al ps :, !. %
me miracle play Is uff,s !.
leave oberammersau 10 : :
Tour Hawaiian music es y 2
ne world. yaudsgills 49,.
black their faces 70 sipr - ,.
songa. The mummy q Tg,s, 81
amen - unearthed 70 'serys -.
fashion plate. Turkish D.',...
ana Arabian dates are MA -
with Indigenous popcorn &c. ~
maple sugar The phonor,...
brings the songs OF an p., 49,.
into every home.
Boon sli The advantages 80,
elgn travel are 70 be had tIs,,. 8, i.
home and there is little = :.
gained by going elsewhere -
20 the Automobiles who run =. I.
into the country on a SU,o,... |.
afternoon bring back a caT, ,.,'' ],
dogwood blossoms that soos ~. =
but leave the woods psrnan.r.s'
denuded.
kaen Improvement in loom.
ton makes travel easIer-s.,
leSs desirable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
Dexter Avenue Project Urgent

Again the Dexter ave. extension project comes before
the city council A public hearing on this important lm-
proyement will be held by the streets and sewers COM
mttee Thursday afternoon.
The Star has always advocated the construction oil
new areria highway TO relieve the traffic congestion on
Westake ave. The people living north of Lake Union
are entitled to easier of getting to the down.
town district.
Politics is largely responsible for the delay in APPROX
ing the Dexter ave project IL is TO be hoped that the
council will at last the light of reason. and construct
this muehneeded highway before It's cost is prohiolVe
The sugar bo colt other day II dan
time every home nest
10000 more women Than nrn women
way cleaner than
One Of tb. blankets Of snow the movies make swell
cover few months.
Takes two TO start a fight get married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
Al Lasker's Last Luxury

Al Tasker retiring head of the u. S. shipping board
worlds greatest salesman is going out OF Office IN
rank with the most costly peaee-tme luxuries ever
charged TO the public purse of any people
Frossart that quaint chronicler of the 10Th century
tells MS that the widest of all medieval royal orgies,
The Field of the Cloth of Cold cost the monarchles oil
Francis | of France and Henry VIII of England more
than a million dollars! "a
Belshazzer gave feast to thousand of his lords but
the night of the banquet shortly after the mysterious
hand wrote the fatal mene meme tekel upahrisin upon
the wall the secretary of the Babyonian treasury dsap
peared with the books and we do not know just what
Belshazzars dinner cost the taxpayers Of Babylon
Estimates made of AL Laskers JOY ride OF tne
Leyathan which will sail from Boston June ID io SIX
days coorful cruise in the cerulean Caribbean win
600 of AIS friends hoard will cost the taxpayers OF
the United States some $2,00O,0OO
That is twohirds the cost of the Lincoln monument
One way and another "Al" has been a mighty costly
luxury to the plain people of his country We don't know
much the total deficits of the shipping board have
been because haven't discovered any two accountants
who can agree. but it into the hundred millions
everybody, AL. admits that much.
But now he is going to quit with one grand and ex-
pensive final flourish He says and we are bound to
take gentleman's word and believe him.
Let us trust that AL will not change his mind, he
has so often done the past We have nothing against
Al personally but by George he's too blamed expensive.
Two million is lot of jack, but as AL has himself so
often ucidy explained You can't get first-class men
unless you pay en- But if Al is going to disconnect
himself for good from the public treasury, maybe this
last two million drop in the bucket is worth it.
Many young Just graduated They up their
trade by selling rock candy
woman doesn't shave cram and that
than laiher.
which neshbos
along about daylight
Tell ths ice to stop leaving Results you
camping.
thing months the hottest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
attend the Rose Shop

The tenth annual show of the Seattle Rose society
will be held tomorrow and Friday at the University of
Washington armory.
Everyone interested in Seattle should attend the
hibt Nothing will make Seattle more attractive to tour
lists or peasanter to residents than gardens of
The annual show, by stimulating interest in the
queen of flowers is performing valuable function in
the city life.
Visit the exhibit fall in love with this most beautiful
of all blooms acquire the hobby of cultivation and
make Seattle known thruout the country the home Of
the rose!
teachers
have vacation.
Saturday holiday "smane
California called Americas ground shouldn't
play rough.
Doormats where people The house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
COMPANIONS
BY Berton Braley

CooD friends. whose magic fills mo
- with tales OF every kind.
Whose cheer or pathos thrills me
And stimulates my mind.
who lead me in my roaming
To lands beyond my ken,
Then bring me bli,heiy homiug
Again:
KEES friends. who make life SAVIOR
or wonder and romance.
Who make my spirit drawer
Amid the thrall OF chance:
Who yarn of sword and sabcr.
Broad seas. great skies above,
or battle. play and labor.
And love.
TRUE friends, when days arc sunny
or dark as they can be.
Who do not borrow money
Or drag me out 70 tea:
Wise friends. who grid and arm me
Against fatc's hooks and crooks
Here's to these friends who charm me,
Ny booksl
Copyright 1924. The Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
The Seattle Star

rssl.has rhss. na,s ssss n.-
ssfttes ~
qnisi sHhs nte. merthA iass year ''se +"
nan Niso Raaman san FIsHsse 81
etnea
Be- fremont hldF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
M kNEw SISTER

Seymour: "whn, kind Of a girl
IL Hclcng''
saiIcs ''Sbe's ono OF those who
would rather aharn a fellows the,
alter ticket tlna his troubles Lon,
dor Answers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13
HUBBY TIE LAST WORD

My husband let's mo have thr
last word in clothes and converse.
ton
Then. my dear. he Ii The last
woni in husbands. Boston Trans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-13

manly visitors
Taylor. Frank I
George Lewis;]
Harry Greenid
g the immig]
they we're putt
The charges]
agents for thd
sniertainment /
formal legal q
nsnsportatlon]
men evij
rs compan]
their sue
DO in theI
to GOMEZ
was one d
ads ads ever std
aution WORKED
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
WILL THE METHODISTS SIDE
STEP NEGRO BUGABOO


Cleveland. Ohio, Aug. 2.-According
to expressions of many promin snt
cGurchmen in various parts of the
country indications are that an effor;
Will be made to bridge over the Negro
question with reference to merger OF
the Methodist church, North ana
South.
The plan requires the changing by
each branch Of its constitution to pro.
vide for the merger Of the general con
ferences of the two divisions which
heretofore have held separate meetings
every four years. Both general confer
ences and the annual conferences of
the burch must ratify the changes. It
Is thought that in many sections of the
south the measure will encounter great
and stubborn opposition.
The status of the ministerial stand.
ing OF the Negro bishops and clergy.
men will remain unchanged, DR.. Har
ris said AS in the past there still re
m3ins the question of equality with
white ministers. However the north
ern division have taken them in on
tt:c same plane. The provisions are so
arranged that Negro bishops are not
to preside over any white conferences.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
RICHMOND BAPTIST S. S. UNION

wenty-eight Sunday Schools con-.
prising the Richmond Baptist Sunday
School Union are battling with each
other for first place in the great Pew
Rally to be held at 9Th Mt. Zion Bapt
int Church Sunday School, Sunday
August 5, 1928 at $3.50 p. M.
A service medal will be presented
to the Superintendent of the School
raising the largest amount per schol.
ar. Every school has an equal chance
to win this honor. The officers and
committee have striven hard to arouse
the schools in this effort.
lovely program has been arrang-
Ell. Three hundred dollars ($300. O0j
Is the amount aimed at by the work
ers. Every school is expected to be in
place on time ready for work AZ 3:@@
Il NJ.
Many friends have followed the
Union meetings this year. All are cor
daily invited to these social exercises
w. S. MORGAN Pres.
G. b. JEFFERSON, Cor. Sec.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
TAKES POST AS BANK
EXAMINER
succeeds Richardson as Head of Bank
Ing Division of Corporation Com
mission

Succeeds Richardson as Head of BANK
Ing Division of Corporation Com
mission.
Iyron h. Briseow, formerly of Glou-
cea;er county. today assumed the du.
exc OF chief ba lk exac1iner fo- VIZ
ghia and head of the banking divis.
ion of the state corporation commits
sic, succeeding f. Briggs Richardson
resigned. The first Official act of Mr..
BTstow was the appointment of Ell
ward Smith. cashier of the Bank of
Mitdlesex as assistant bank examiner.
Mr.. Bristow has been associated
with the banking division since las.
March and for four years previous t.
VI at time I've was an officer i'm the
Bank OF Cape Charles. He represented
Gloucester county in the general as
ssmbly during the session of 1916 and
is a former commemorative attorney
OF that county.
Mr. Richardson. who was appointec
chef bank examiner in 1919, resigned
his position with the state to become
vice-presidene and trust officer of the
Central National Bank Of this city.
News Leader August ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
SHARON BAPTIST CHURCH
August 5-13. 1923. Location: Corner oil
Leigh and First Streets.

1000 A. NJ. Sunday School.
1880 A. NJ. Sermon-Rev. Royal
Sharks.
$50 p. NJ. Commun on-Sermonette
by the pastor.
ORGAN RECITALS-PROGRAM
Every evening at $50 p. M.
Sunday, Aug. 5-Recital; Ebenezer
Choir.
Monday Aug. 6.-Recital: Moore S..
Choir.
Tuesday. Aug. 7.-Recital; Second
Baptist Choir.
Wednesday, Aug. S.-Recital; Fitch
st. Baptist Choir.
Thursday, Aug. 9.-Recital; Sixth
Mt. Zion Choir.
Friday, Aug. 1o.-Recital; Fourth,
Baptist Choir.
Sunday, Aug. 12.-First Baptis.
Choir.
Monday, Aug. 13.-Capitol CITY
Ledge Elks' Band.
All are welcome to the above seryic.
es in connection with the opening of
our newlyinstalled organ. Rev. X. II.
Johnson, b. d. pastor; ". l.. Johnson
c-!ck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
WORK ON MEMPHIS SCHOOLS TO
BE RUSHED
preston News Service. !


Memphis Tenn, Aug. 3.-Work has
actually begun on the contract let for
tsn new Negro schools throughout the
county, declared Miss Susie M. Pow.
ers, county superintendent. The Mill
ll.gton school Is said will be the best
OF the new buildings and will cost 81;
90 The Bartlett school will cost SIS
600 The other new schools will be 10
Gated as follows: Gifted, Mount Sinai
Home Ferry. Benjestown, Bolton 30,
tom, Hickory Hill, Walsh and Forest
The erection of these schools; vii.
mean capacity for nearly 1000 Negro
Children. The improvements have
Been badly needed for months. Funds
for the building of these schools will
coi1e from the proceeds of the bond is
Sue for county schools sold June 10.
1t is said that plans are now being
considered by the county board for
ere ction of new schools mt Lee Woot..
Brunswick. Cordova and Brooks avs
nue.. A large addition to the Manas.
saS Street School is also being consid
cred. This is the largest Negro school,
il. the county, having an enrolment
of l,2O0. 1t is claimed that most o.
these improvements will be completed
tine for the opening of the fall tern
of the schools. The summer schools
We. largely attended
1t is thought that this extra ordina"y
s''w of interest in the education of Ne
go children in Tennessee will greatly
check migration from thf State. TIE
claim advanced by most OF the Negro
es leaving the south is that they find
BITTER educational advantages in the
North for their children.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
WORD FROM DELAwANNA, N. J.
July n, 1915.
MIR. John Mitchell Jr.
81 North 4th Street,
Richmond. Va.

July "a, 1928
MIR. John Mitchell Jr.
81 North 4th Street,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir:-I note that my subscrip.
ton for the PLANET" is overdue Il
was out July 18th; enclosd find fCu"
$4,000 dollars for two years subsctip-
tion Also you will find enclosed five
dollars ($5.00) as token of my conf
dence in your gallant fight for trut,:
and honesty
AS reader Of your paper for man.
years / feel that know Just what yor
stand for and feel 1t my duty as a Ne
gro to help in this way to foster
cause that means much for the uplift
and defense Of the Negro Race.
You have labored hard and fought
well. The enemy now seeks to with
hold from you the Justice that is your
right because of the sacrifices you
have made for others.
Your work has not been IN vain but
will stand q greater test than even
this one and out Of it / am sure tha:
you will emerge the same Honest and
btave man that you have proved to be
throughout your forty-five years OF
faithfulness to yourself to your Race
and to your God.
Yours for honesty and truth.
w. II. PRIDE.
Delawanna, N. j.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

Richmond. Va. July 8, 1915.
A perfect cure has been effected
by L.. j. Hayden's Pure Herb Medi
cines After waiting thirteen years
and have not suffered from the
horrible disease. Gravel, desire to
make a statement TO l.. j. Hayden:
Thirteen years ago twelve leading
physicians of my city treated me for
Kidney trouble and gravel without
the desired benefit. These doctors
advised me to be operated OIL, as that
was the only chance for me. ! was
advised to go and get some of l.. J.
Hayden's Herb Medicine and try be
fore being operated on. I did so,
and in twenty four hours after using
his medicines I passed at least q
half dozen gravel. some as big as a
large pea. Since that time l have
not suffered with tho gravel. /
highly recommend l.. j. Hayden's
medicine to all suffering humanity.
i am. j. A. PAGE.
Auburn Ave-, Richmond Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
LETTER OF THANKS

Mr.. A. w. Holmes. Supreme Master
Tear Sir:-I um writing to thank
you and the officers of the National
Ideal Benefit Society for the check Of
$4,000 paid me ON account of the
death, Of my niece who was member
of Orange Grove Lodge No. SO Of tire
National Ideal Benefit Society. ain
Of Kindness in my distress.
81 ateful to you all for the many deeds
Very truly yours,
WINNIE WALKER.
South Boston, Va
Witnesses:
WIN. PATE.
PAUL DUNCAN
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

call and L. HAYDEN Mes,,
220 W. Broad Street My you or no charge
your o1sease sickness
to perfect health use nothing but
seed;
relieved thousands that We up to =
MY MEDICINES THE FOLLOWING Dsp .sps. r-. -.
Ssood Kidney Bladder
dyspepsia; Indigestion; na,
SENSATIONS femae Complaints LaGrpp
ooae cancer In It's without
" go "'N'''
Meaicines anywhere particulars write send ar can
on L. j. HAYDEN, 220 Street. ~ 'u - '~A
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

MEN AND WOMEN-wanted to sell
A NEW KIND OF UMBRELLA
You can sell thousands Of them.
Send 25 cents in silver for sample
and prices to Agents. No stamps
JAMES MURRAY
84' AlbeTtson Ave. Philadelphia Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
KU KLUX KHAN May BUY A
COLLEGE In INDIANA.
preston News Service.)

!alparison, Ind, Aug. 3.-Negotia-
items have been started by the trustees
OF Valparison University in an effort
t.; have the ku kluX khan take over the
school 10 prevent it's financial co..
larse, it has been announced 1t Is
claimed that prior to beginning negoti
atoms with the khan an effort had been
made 60 induce the Elks and also the
Moose to take over the institution.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

was cured OF "a very bad case ,f
hhcumautism by two bottles OF
j. Hdyden's wonderful Herb Medi
cine after suffering a long time with
the dreadful disease. was unable
TO move hand or loot, and after !
mad taken three doses OF the med.
icine 1 was able to get out OF ms
bed and walk across the floor, aus
only two bottles of the medicine has
made me perfectly we'll man Ia
every respect. cannot give mir. L.
>. Hayden too much praise for wnat
ne mas done for me. I have sent
many other suffering ones to him.
and they have also gotten cured. Nv
daughter was also cured of Rheumx
tism and Indigestion by L. j. Hay.
den's Herb Medicines at No. 22O ".
Broad Street, Richmond, Va. NJ
commend M. L. J. Hayden as ons
II tho grsa lest heaisrs Of tina Eek
On earth. Respectfully.
j. D. TAYLOR,
2419 E. Grace St., Richmond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

Rev. DR.. #. J. 7. Mosby, who has
been seriously indisposed is much I'M
proved and the indications are that
he is on the road to complete recov-
cry. He is pastor Of the New Baptis,
Church and is one Of the most influ.
eGtjal divines in the city.