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COGNATE PROFESSIONS OF
TIDEWATER.

HAMPTON, Va.,-The Physicians,
Dentists and Pharmacists Of the Tide
water section Of Virginia have banded
themselves together under the title OF
the ',Cognate Professions of Tide
water" for the entertainment of the
National Medical Associations, which
will hold its Twenty-Ninth Annual ses-
sion in Hampton, August 26, 81, % 20,
1924. The organization is working un-
der the direction Of DR.. c. A. Eaton,
Newport News, Va, as chairman; DR..
w. E. Bailey, Norfolk as vice-chairman
and DR.. S. F.. Coppage, Norfolk as
Secretary.
Complete plans have already been
mapped out for the scientific sections
and social features. The authorities OF
Hampton Institute are cooperating
heartily with the Local Committee and
will place at the Committees disposal
the entire equipment and facilities of
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WILLS FIRST ANTAGONIST.

No pugilist in recent years has re-
ceived worse beating than that given
BARLEY Madden, white in his gruelling
contest with Harry Wills, the celored
heavyweight fighter June 10th in the
New greensboro Stadium at Long Is.
land, New York. The bout lasted fiji.
teen rounds and at the conclusion, Mad
den, while able to stand was one mass
of bloody flesh about the head. Harry
Wills, smiling and without any injury
accepted the decision Of victory from
the judges based upon points.
BARLEY Madden went into the con-
test to take beating. No one believed
that he would be on his feet
at the conclusion of the contest and
that he was, gave him the favor Of the
vast crowd despite his defeat. Tommy
Gibbons had stood up ten rounds
against Jack Dempsey and made a
much better showing than Madden.
Still, Harry Wills won hollow victory
and many of his friends and admirers
are wondering what it all means.
He obeyed the orders of his manag'
ers implicitly. He was tired only from
his own exertions and at no time was
he in any danger at the hands Of his
plucky antagonist. Was he ordered not
to knock BARLEY Madden out? The
latter claims never to have been eth.
er knocked out or knocked dowa. He is
a proverbial punching bag, to receive
punishment and not to give any. Was
Harry Willis concealing his real ability
as a fighter and did he extend himself
in this contest?
This is a question which must be an
swered. That some of his white back
ers understand the situation is evi.
dent. Tex Richard announces that the
result of the contest will not material
ly interfere with bis plans for match
ing Wills against Luis Firpo and as the
elimination contest included one other
fighter besides Madden a question
mark is now seen all over the country
and the public will await with keen
interest, the result of the next boxing
contest. Certainly one Of the men nam
ed has been eliminated. How about tne
next one? Let us all wait patiently and
see.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

can National Convention is naming the
next President Of THE United States.
Hon. William j. Bryan is a. notable
figure and he is taking profound in
terest in the happenings here occupy
ing as he does seat in the newspaper
reservation. The declination of some
of the leading Republicans to enter the
race for the office of Vice-President has
delayed matters. Only a man, who
stands on "all tours" with President
Coolidge and his policies would dare
accept in view of the attitude of the
Convention.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 10.-The
migration of tens Of thousands Of COL
ored people from points south of the
Mason and Dixon line to sections N. of
that line has had positive effect in the
obliteration of the color line and in the
according to colored delegates equal
and exact justice in the matter of
representation The action of the Re-
publican National Committee in uu-
seating the Mississippi delegation un-
der National Committeeman M J. Null
vihilI representing .he lilly white
contingent in favor Of Perry W. How
ard, Esq, the wellrknown colored at
torney and those affiliated with him,
emphasizes this fact.
TWO PERMANENT LEADERS.
Mr.. Howard is Assistant United
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this famous institute. The session OF
the convention will be held in the insti
tute buildings and ample space has
been provided for exhibits, clinics ana
various committee meetings.
The citizens Of Norfolk Hampton
Portsmouth, Newport News and other
places in the Tidewater section are en-
thusiastfc in their support Of the Lo'
cal Committee, and have banded them
selves together as Citizens Commit
tee for extending to the visiting dele
gates and their friends the hospitality
for which Virginia is so justly famous.
The social features for the entertain
ment and recreation Of the convention
have been so arranged that they Will
not conflict with any Of the meetings
or clinics of the convention.
The Chairmen Of this Medical, Surg
cal, Dental and Pharmaceutical Sec
lions have prepared interesting and
elaborate programs for the various sec
lions, and those who are present will
be sure of wealth Of matter pertain
ing to all branches Of medicine, DENTS.
try and pharmacy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14
HAYO THEATRE RUNS SUMMER
POLICY.
PEOPLES POPULAR THEATRE
PLAYING MOVIES AT 10 AND
20 CENTS.

The Rayo Theatre, which has won Il
warm spot in everyone's heart for the
good shows and courteous treatment
as handed out by the Management, has
changed it's policy for the Summer
Months, and starting this week the
Rayo will open it's doors every night
at Z P. M. and run continuously until
II P. III. No Matinees will be given dur
ing tire Summer. The program will
consist of the very best pictures On the
market and the price will be 20 sents
for grown ups and 10 cents for chill
dren.
Monday and Tuesday, a Feature Pic
ture and a News Reel will be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday, Double
Feature and a Comedy; and Friday
and Saturday Western Feature ana
a Serial will be shown.
Complete change of pictures on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Monday and Tuesday, june 10Th and
18th, the program will be Smiling
Hate" and stepping High 1.-TWO Big
Features Made by ALI Star Cast of Col
OreQ ArClSUS.
By Special arrangement with the
producers the Rayo has obtained the
startling film, Where Are My Chill
dren?" and will show this wonderful
picture on Friday and Saturday, June
20-21st. Due to the very delicate nature
of this picture, Men and Women will
not be admitted to the Rayo at the
same performance, so separate shows
will be given for Men only and Women
only. It is said that this picture is far
more instructive than wild Oats.
Every man and woman in the city
should see where Are My Children,
as it answers in frank. forceful way
one of the most vital questions OF the
day.
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STRONG BACKING.

There are many others just as able,
but he is in the lime-light at the nation.
al capital and here at this convention.
With Perry w. Howard as an associate
with him on the Republican National
Committee, he will be able to accom-.
plish wonders for the colored people in
side of the Republican Party Of the
nation. Both are backed by some OF
the strongest colored organizations
ever in existence in this country. The
situation here among the colored lead
ers in Ohio is very unsatisfactory, but
positive efforts will be made to bring
them all in line for the ticket. The
only democratic nominee. who could
seriously affect the situation would be
ers in Ohio is very unsatisfactory. but
Governor CAP Smith of New York,
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States Attorney-General and is one O

States Attorney General and is one OF
the most influential leaders in the
country. The vote in the credentials
committee was overwhelming. Immed'
lately after the decision, the majority
Of the delegation from Mississippi met
and elected Perry w. Howard national
committeeman There were five color.
ed men and two white, composing the
caucus. The delegation headed by Hen
~ Lincoln Johnson, national Committee
man from Georgia was seated today
over the faction led by J. l.. Phillips,
'''h1y-white" politician from Georgia.
Henry Lincoln Johnson is an able at
torney and politically speaking ranks
head and shoulders above any other
colored leader in the country today.
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plete Republican success in the Buck
eve State and we hope, in view Of the
patriotic work done ct Cleveland by
the great Republican organization IL
according to Negroes proper recognit'
ion, the breach may be healed and the
principles for which chis great leader
has been contending duly recognized
in his own State.
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notice. Some Of us may not agree in
full with all of lis provisions, but
where fundamental principles are not
involved, it behooves the minority to
bow to the will of the majority.
One of the most potent statements OF
achievement is contained in the follow
ing:
eve believe that the achievement OF
the Republican administration in re-
ducing taxation by S1,250,000,00O per
annum; reducing of the public debt by
$2t432 O0G 900; installing budget sys-
tenn; reducing the public expenditures
from $5,500,000,000 per annum to ap-
proximately $3,4O0,000,00O per annum,
thus reducing the ordinary eXpendi-
lures of the government to substantial
ly a pre-war basis; and the complete
restoration of public credit; THE pay
ment of refunding of seven and hail
billions of public obligations without
disturbance of credit or industry, all
during the short period of three years
presents record unsurpassed in the
history of public finance.
This statement of fact is unanswer'
able and with no other statement in
the platform, President Calvin Coolidge
could confidently make his appeal for
election to the electorate Of the coun'
try. With reference to the colored peo'
pie, the platform reads:
eve urge the Congress to enact at
the earliest possible date a Federal
anti-lynching law so that the full in
fluence of the F'edersl government
may be welded to exterminate this
hideous crime. We believe that much
of the misunderstanding which now ex
lists can be eliminated by humane and
sympathetic study OF It's causes. The
President has recommended the Great
ion of commission for the investlga-
ton of social and economic conditions
and the promotion Of mutual under
standing and confidence.
This is a plank that will be apprecl.
ated by the Justice loving citizens,
North as well as South, East as well
as West. From an impartial viewpoint
this platform is a masterly piece OF
parliamentary building.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

People, who say they want to go 10
Africa spend most of their time urging
other people to go there. When it comes
to their turn to go that route, they are
usually lost in the crowd and it takes
a lifetime to find them and force them
TO go there. The doctor seldom wants
to take his own medicine and the sur
geon fears his own knife.
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NEGRoHATERs s1DH-TRAcKBD

The .1ily white" contingent has been
forced into back seat and there is no
more chance Of securing consideration
On the race issue solely than there is
to insert a pro-ku klux khan plank in
the Republican platform.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

Praising white folks is doubly as
beneficial to colored folks as is the
habit of abusing. Care should be exer'
,cised in awarding praise, and more
care in netting condemnation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

Yes, we do get "riled" with our own
people sometimes and feel inclined to
repeat in our own way much that some
white folks say about them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

People who believe in God and IN
His power will never die of broken
heart or suffer much from any failure
in an undertaking.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

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on L. j. HAYDEN, 220 West Broa
Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
A perfect cure has been effected
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cfnes. After waiting thirteen years
and have not suffered from the
horrible disease, Gravel, desire to
make q statement to L. J. Hayden:
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his medicines passed at least
half dozen gravel, some az big as
large pea. Since that time I have
not suffered With the gravel. I
highly recommend l.. ]. Haydeas
medicine to all suffering humanity.
am. A J. A. PAGE,
4 Auburn Ave., Richmond Va.
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Envious folks essay to injure others,
while taking retrograding steps them.
selves in so doing.
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was cured of a very bad case OF
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Some people are weak-minded, just
as some others are in possession OF a
strong mind.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

People, who accomplish much are
usually persons with high tempers and
a disposition to get angry quickly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

We cannot all Of us to heaven go,
but all of us can strive to get there.
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10 STRANGE POWFRi

ARE YOU UNDECIDED, UNHAPPY
in doubt, unIucky, troubled, not
well? Write confldentially to
GRACE GRAY DE LONG, 1.-THE Lit
tie White Mother" Americas Illus
trious Adviser. Make request freely
for information, advise, assistance
pertaining to matters distressing
You. Do not send any money or
postage for reply unless you wish
to do so gratuitously. Write this
beloved woman Immediately.
GRACE GRAY DE LONG Miami Fla
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WANTED-TEACHERS

Principals Assistants College Presidents Latin and Greek
2 French Spanish Mathematics, 4 History, English
Science Piano. Art Bookkeeping stenogaphe
Physical Training, Athletic and Coach, Manual Training
Drawing Auto Mechanics Electrical supevs
Of Agriculture Pri
mary Grammars, Execution, kindergarten
Science, Orchestra Directors SO Rural
Schools Supervisors
REPORTED VACANCIES SESSIONS 1896
1, 1924.
Address with
INTERSTATE COLORED TEACHERS AGENCY,
NorthT Richmond, Virginia.
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NOMINATED

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C-=-] MINERS IN The Times COW
I\k/ cred wagon drawing contest
u. have been selected by three

C--] MINERS IN The Times GOV
I\k/I cred wagon drawing contest
E have been selected by three
judges.
The best drawing, in the opinion
Of the judges, was submitted by
Hardee Kord, IS, 522 Cottage Ave.
Kord's drawing was done in col
ored oil crayon. His conception was
original and contained action. 1t is
so good that 1t g suitable for franz
ing.
The judges decided that three 9TH
err drawings deserved special mention
and congratulations. They are:
Frank Henzie. IA, 226 Blake ST.;
Ruth E. Duval1, 110515 N. Jefferson
Ave, and Clarence Wilkerson, 16,
PIG w. Michigan st.
The other forty-six winners, who
will receive a pair of tickets to the
Ohio Theater for performances of
THE Covered Wagon" a Para
mount picture, are as follows:
stipher. Adrian c.. 16; 1902 N. Ia
coma Ave.
Pearce. Jane, IS; 1928 N. Illinois St.
Figg. George. IL; $3.50 Burford st.
Morrison. Evelyn. II: 1011 w. Twenty
Seventh st.
Blackwell. Charles Horace. 16: R. R. B.
Box 139 D.. Robindale, Ind.
Pyles. Mildred. 13; 1850 Haugh St.
Hendricks. Arthur. II: Ola Woodlawn
Ave.
Henry. Mabel, IS; 5e15 Greenfield Ave.
Shelton. Nina, 10; 1895 w. Thirty-Sev-
enth St.
Banner. Charles. IL; 41O9 E. New York
ST.
Jacobs. Alton. Is; 1926 Laurel St.
Updike, Thomas. IL: 1927 Ashland Ave.
McCune. Dale, 35S Terrace Ave.
Wilson. Beekman. IL; 1881 Union st.
Myers. Dorothy. 10; 2314 Wheeler St.
Kreisher, Frank. 18; r. r. p. Box So,
Indianapolis.
Davis. Homer A., o; 24O1 Brookside Ave.
Harding. Nelson. 1899 W. Michigan.
Sneden. Roger. IA: 651 E. Thirty-sec-
HHtchens. John. o: 65Os Ashland Ave.
Heaton, Ruth. 16: Ben Davis. Ind, r.
r. c.. l. BoX>162.
Stuart, J. W. IS: 619 f. Vermont.
Campton, James. II; 2419 Massachu-
Matthews. Wesley. 15; 1877 E. Raymond
Tonnis. Byron. 12; 1885 B~ellefontaine
Blizzard, Jeanette, 10; 1o2 N. Hamil-
johnson, Charles W, IA; 1915 W. Ray
Fear. Clifton. Ia: SIS W. Twenty-Eighth
st.
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Judges Pick Wagon Winners

D~aubenmire. Rex F.. IA; 2325 N. La
Sale St.
Beard. Florence. Is; 4117 E. Washing
ton st.
Reiss. Joseph, 416 Grand Ave.
Thomas, Max. Sth grade; School SO.
Lowe, Earl Andrew; R. R. LII. Box 151,
Indianapolis.
Babrock. Marguerite, Ala N. Jefferson
Ave.
Draper. Marie. Ala N. Jefferson Ave.
Mueller. Albert, IA; 917 E. Thirteenth
Cornell. Lloyd L.. IA; OH vandeman
Ave.
White. Paul, 10: s2s Cottage Ave.
Richardson. Morris. 10: 3547 Robson st.
Neal, Nellie Irene. Veederburg. Ind,
Bennett, Howard G.. Is; 227 E. Lam
bert St., Brazil. Ind.
Cory. Reed. R. R. c. Box 40. Indian
apolis.
woodruff, lola, IA; ola Wright ST. In
.dianapolis.
Howard. R. E., SO Parkview Ave.
Sensel, Leo F.. 1880 Wade St.
Potter, Russell. Is; 1912 N. Capitol
Ave.
All of the fifty winners will re-
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SHOW EXHIBITORS
GATHER TONIGHT
To Receive Final InStruc-
tons on Exposition.

Final instruction to exhibitors in
the second indianapolis Industrial Elk
position, Oct. All. at State fair
ground will be given tonight at
Chamber of Commerce. 1t will be
the only mass meeting of exhibitors.
Henry L. Dithmer, president
Chamber Commerce, viii discuss
the exposrS<i from a civic stand
point. Over 100000 admission tick
cts will be distributed.
j. B. Ryde, Jack Rhoades and
Humbert P. Pagani have been
named on the music committee by
EImV a. Steffen, chairman.
Alcrusa Club will maintain a
lost and found booth. DR.. Mary
H. WestfaIl, chairman; Miss Char
lotte Carter. Miss Maude l.. Secrist,
Miss Helen E. Clayton and Mrs.
Pearl Clarke will be in charge.
Courtesy" is the slogan of the
week, Frank S. Chance. chairman
courtesy committee. announced. A
large committee has been named to
assist Chance in welcoming the
crowds.
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HOW HIS WIFE
SUFFERED FOR YEARS

to near nothing. The lightest meal
caused gas, heartburn and palpita-
ton, and her nerves We're so tightly
strung she could neither sleep well
or stand any confusion. Dizziness,
headaches and biliousness further
aggravated her and she was miser-
ably weak.
"Since Tanlac relieved her all
ments so thoroughly, my wife eats,
sleeps and feels like a schoolgirl. She
has gained weight until she hardly
looks like the same person, and
even goes through a hard days
work at home joyful and smiling"
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over
40 Million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills for Con-
stipation made and recommended by
the manufacturers Of TANLAC.-
Adv.
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for reelection. La Toilette points
out that the nomination of a progress
sive on a meaningless platform, how
ever. offer no real hope for the coun-
try.
The result was the campaign OF
the ~progressives to prevent his NOM
nation. eliminating in the cOnven-
ton at Chicago in 1912. That cam
paign is fresh in the minds of even
the youngest voters and 1t is not my
purpose to relate its details here.
I only wish to comment briefly on
the separate course taken by two
elements in the progressive move
ment. during that convention and
following it. Some OF US believed
that we could best serve the people.
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Reduce Your Fat
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my OWN STORY" is an exclusive
newspaper version of one of the great
autobiOgraphies of modern times:
La FOllette's own story of adventures
in politics as written by himself in
1912. together with an authorized
narrative of his experiences in the
years since then.
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS
INSTALLMENTS
After years spent in fighting the
political bosses in the Houset of Rep
resentatives and later as Governor OF
Wisconsin. La Toilette is elected to
the Senate IN 1905. At Washington.
as in Wisconsin. he discovers the ma
chine politicians combating progress
sive legislation. Some of his earli-
est battles in the Senate are fought
against the railroad interests. Presi-
dent Taft's complete surrender to the
discredited representatives of special
interests" makes it impossible for pro-
sressive Republicans to support him
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ceive a pair Of tickets to the Ohio.
These tickets will be sent by mail
to the winners. Kord also will re-
ceive a copy of the book from which
the great movie was made.
The judges were Felix F. Bruner,
editor of the Times; Miss Pauline
Z. Holmes, society, and Miss Hazel
L. Unversaw, librarian of the Times.
Many drawings were submitted
and the judges are sorry that all
could not be included in the winning
fifty.