davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-04-15

niasto, podczas kt6rej piorun
uderzy} w posag bronzowy, a
ugodziwszy W lewice, Gala wa.
ge z szalami, jak gdyby to W
gniewie, Wyrzucii ma bruk.
w szali tego posagu znale-
ziono 6w drogocenny naszyj-
mix, "a kt6ry biedna sierota jak
najniewinniej stracona zosta4a.
Szelma sroka, wpad1szy przez
otwarte okno do pokoju mag
nata, jak sic to p6zniej okaza-
10, zerwaia re sciany blyszcza-
cy z perei naszyjnik j zanio-
s}a takowy do gniazda, kt6re
sobie W szali posagu uslala.
Tu jest widoczny dow6d,
re ME kazdy jest zbrodniarzem
kt6rego SWAT "a takiego okrzy
czy, bo SWAT zwykle sadzi 2
pozoru, powoduje sic namietno
sciami ME chce lub tez ME
umie ocenic cnoty.
SWAT przewrotny kazdego
niemal cnohiwego obrzuca po-
twarzami dIatego, re ME po-
dziela MIN zgubnych zasad
i ME daje sic wciagnac ma
droge zepsucia, ME dogadza je
go chuciom namietnosciom,
lecz chodzi drogami bozemi.
Taxi czlowiek ME jest swiatu
ma reke, takiego SWAT ME cier-
|pi j radby go sic jaknajpredzej
|pozbyc; dlaczego? oto dlatego,
bo mu przeszkadza rozszerzac
panowanie szatana, a z szata-
mem swiatu zfemu dobrze, bo
mu pozwala drugich gnebic,
uciskac j cudza wlasnosc zagar
|niac. " -sM +.
Jake sic cieszy. zly SWAT,
lgdy mu sic uda cudzem mie-
MEM spanoszyc, zyc hucznie
|gwarnie, bankietowac isrozko-
szowac. Oj, bo SWAT przewrot-
nv pragnie tylko szczescia do
czesnego, chwilowego, q 8
wiecznem szczesciu nigdy ME
wspomni i nawet ME pomysli.
SWAT przewrotny srozy sic
ma tych, co przejeci uczuciami
poboznemi, niwecza jego nice
ne plany. Takich to SWAT tez
obrzuca obelgami, takichby u
kamienowa}, takichby zywcem
do ziemi zakopa1.
1ez to jest po dis dzien
cnotliwych ludzi, kt6rych SWAT
niesiusznie i niesprawiedliwie
obwini} i W wiezieniu osadzi}.
Jecza oni w lochach podziem-
nych, do kt6rych swiat4o s4o-
neczne nigdy ME zagladnie, je
cza W wilgotnych pieczarach,
cierpia g}6d i nedze, trzesa sic
cd mrozu i zimna, a str6ze vie
zienia, zamiast ulitowac sic
mad mimi, jeszcze sic z Mich ma
igrawaja.
Ia coz .oni to tam siedza 2
Ia coz tam cierpia? Ia to, zei
ma zadanie przewrotnego swia-
ia ME chcieli wypowiedzieeI
posluszenstwa Bogu, ME chcie-
Ii rozstac sic z cnota, lecz glo-
sill prawde, a prawda W oczy)
kole.
I tax w XI stuleciu sw. Sta
nis}aw, biskup krakowski "a
to, ze kr6lowi Boleslawowi|
smia}emu prawde W oczy po-
wiedziaf, a po usilnych napom-
nieniach wystapi} przeciwkol
rozwiazfemu gorszacemu zy-|
ciu jego, "a zbrodniarza zostai|
okrzyczany o zgrozo! w ko-I
sciele, wobec zgromadzonego|
ma nabozehstwie ludu, podczasii
sprawowania ofiary mszy sw.,
ma kawalki rozsiekany. sw.l
Jana Niepomucena "a to, ze|
ME chciai Wydac sekretu spo-I
wiedzi, ma rozkaz kr6la WaciaI
wa pochodniami palono a pol
tenn 2 uwiazanym u szyi ka-
do rzeki Moldawy ze-l
pchnieto j utopiono. TomaszI
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-04-15

FinAnsowa sytssacja Polshi|
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-04-15

Wielk Piatek swiatyne Pan aj ty swiece Lud pro-
sie zalobna odzane byly s jak stado oiec
ta Oitarze byly sukse pasa spokojne lace
poweczone okna zasonienic ME dbaja tyko ably
te bocznej kapicy wi mejscu kt6re je zapedzono
dzano gr6b, grobe kap swobodnie plasac awa
4an s}udzy Boga nuc ze sic znadujaca zasac sic
czioweka rozdze mogy. Ale niechno sic pojaw
xrajace pienia. jaka psotnica, nezadowolo
Dzsaj koscioiach inny ma paszy jej wyznaczonej
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
CLAIMS WHITE FARMERS ARE
NEEDED IN BAYOU DISTRICT.
preston News Servlce.)

preston News Service.)
MEMPHIS TENN.l Aug. 14.-In a
passionate address before the local Ro'
tartan club w. r. Satterfield declared
''the alluvtal lands of the South nees
white people who have home building
as their chief aim in life. There are 10
schools in our country teaching the
younger generations to GO back to the
farms and earn living with their OWL
hands, therefore, the South must give
her attention to the desirable whites
of Europe"
In his address Mr.. Satterfield told Of
the work of the Southern Alluvial Land
Association had been doing in present
ing the cause to the world. He said this
association had been particularly sue.
cessful in providing clause in the re-
cent immigration act which will allow
the South to select reasonable nuni-
Der of desirable European immigrants.
He pointed out the lack of interest tho
Negdoes show in home building and
also exodus of large numbers Of young
Negro men to northern industrial cen.
ters as well as the general tendency OF
Negroes to leave the farms and go to
the cities and towns This phase of the
situation according to Mr.. Satterfield
gives the South perplexing problem.
He said there is too much valuable land
not under cultivation at present and
the general tendency is that more Of it
will be neglected unless some drastic
measures are taken.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
JACK JOHNSON PLANS TO STAGE
A COMEBACK.
iprestpn NeNa Seryicel

(Prekon News Sefvice)
CHICAGO ILL, Aug. 14.-John
Arthur johnson, he of the. golden
smile" and former heavyweight cham
MON of the world. said to be the Dest
defensive boxer ever known, Is plann'
ing to stage comeback.
wednesday afternoon OF last week ne
signed articles with Howard Carr, own.
or of the Arcade Gymnasium and
matchmaker, for a 1O-round bout VIII
Tut Jackson Of Washington court
House, Ohio at East Chicago on the
night Of August 10. -,
The bout is a nodecision AFFAIR out
Johnson. TIM former champ Is conf
dent of winning by a knockout: Forty
six years old. the veteran and crafty
ringman, still has a world OF conf
dence in his own ability to carry
through" and states that WREN he steps
into the ring he does not feel day olA
or than that memorable afternoon
when he sent Jim Jeffries to oblivion
and perched himself permanently Of
the top Of the heavyweight mass
Johnson plans a trip to Australla
and India and has been offered Szo
for six months by Captain Collins
who is backing the proposed Journey
He is planning to open three -real'h
| Shoots IN Chicago. a
- ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
0WNSEND BADLY CUT.

Flowers began fast with the opening
bell and continued to carry the fight 10
his man throughout at all times KEEP
ing in the lead Townsend's offense was
rendered nil because of Flowers PARK
ed aggressiveness and Townsend's de-
tense was blank FROM the sixth on be-
cause his two eyes were nearly closed
and he sta. sered to his corner at the
end of every round, bleeding from the
mouth and nose and from the left ear,
which was badly cut.
Harlem fans had come to regard
Townsend a coming heavyweight cham
pionship contender. Flowers made an
egg out of him and trapped that egg IN
to a chocolate frosting.
The whole works caved in in the
eleventh when Townsend failed to rai'
ly from an unmerciful tenth round beat
ing, and could not put up his hands
when the two men came out to begin
the round. Then his seconds threw up
the sponge and Flowers had won his
sixth start here. 1t was on Flowers
New York campaign that the Albanian
proved his worth as top contender for
Harry Greb's title.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16

Especial by N. A. A. c, P. Press
Service.) I.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14-Speaking be.
fore the British and the American As
soaiations for the Advancement of Sci
ence in Toronto, Canada, DR.. j. w. Gre
cory, president of the British Associa-
ton, yesterday forecast loss of politi-
cal power by the white race owing to
increase in population Of the colored
races of the world. DR.. Gregory is quot
ed by the New York Times as saying
that the white race has attempted to
rule and administer loo much of the
worlds territory, one-third of the
worlds population (the whites) ruling
eight ninths of the habitable land of
the globe.
During the last century" DR.. Gre
CORY is quoted as saying, and especial
ly since the development Of railway aIc
steam navigation after 1910. the whole
of America all Africa except Abyssin-
la and Liberia, all Australia and all
Asia, with the exception of China, JAP
an and Siam have fallen under the con
troll of European people. >. ..... Dur
ing the past half century the unpreced
ented increase \ the white race has
been exceeded by that of the colored
people. Increase disparity in numbers
means, in a democratic age, an newt
able transfer of power, while the FORM
er prestige Of the white man has been
undermined by his own beneficent
rule Alike in war and peace the person
al authority which the white man held
in 1900 has undergone momentous de
cline"
For the United States DR.. Gregory
predicted, in space of perhaps 100
years. the increased migration of South
ern Europeans int othe Southern States
and the intermarriage of these people
with Negroes, which would make it iw
possible for the South to continue to
refuse political rights to colored people
One possibility suggested by DR.. Gre
CORY was the eventual formation of a
colored free state, in the Southwestern
part Of the United States.n~
.,>,..t..,e; ,H-'is IS'F
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
USES CHILD'S WAGON TO HAUL
CORN LIQUOR.
Preston News seryioe.)


WASHINGTON D. c., Aug. 14.-Po'
lice officials declare that they usually
look in automobiles, aeroplanes, motor
boats and hip-pockets as the convey
ances in which liquor is transported
from one place to anuther but they r. =
Gently discovered what they term as
the most uncommon mode of transpor-
tation Of wet goods.
Walter Jackson, proprietor Of an oys-
ter stand, was exercising more than
the usual amount of care in pulling a
child's express wagon across the street
car tracks Tuesday. Upon suspicion he
was arrested and the wagon was found
to contain twelve half-gallon jugs Of
corn whiskey, the police say In police
court Jackson pleaded not guilty and
was released on 1000 bond awaiting
q jury trial.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
JEWISH VETERAN DECLINES KU
KLUx INVITATION 10 JOIN.

Especial By n. A. A. c.. P. Press
Service)
E. Milton Altfel6 Assistant Satte's
Attorney of Baltimore, has refused al
invitation rendered him by the ku klua
khan to join. The khan consented to rex
ognize him as 400 per cent Ameri
can" because of his war record Mr.
Altfeld having served overseas as a
captain.
Asked if he intended to accept the in
vitation, Mr.. NAltfeld is quoted as nav
irg replied:
"No. do not expect to order a new
nightgown 1t is hot enough these days
without extra sheets Anyway, it is an
invitation no self-respecting Jew could
accept"
Mr.. Altfeld's ancestors fought in the
American Army in three wars.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
KNIGHTS OF PETER CIlAVER TO
CONVENE AUGUST 1921.
preston News Service.

preston News Service.)
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Aug 1.-THE
New Orleans and Mississippi delega.
items to the Knights Of Peter Ciaver
convention will leave Monday. August
IS to attend the national gathering of
the order in San Antonio August
70. 20 and 81.
Among the leading Negroes OF this
city who will attend are: ]. ". Mason.
e. W. Cooper, A. LaChappelle, j. Que.
serque, G. L. Rieras. p. M. Aubry, DR..
A. ]. Aubry, J. D. Mccarthy, r. E. Eel
ton, A. Molay, ]. PicUu. A. o. Osborne
r. A. MeLane, A. L. taninez, e. I. Anne
dee, E. S. Desvigne, J. J. eoffey and j
E. Glapion, Sr, {
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
AMERICAN WOODMEN OONvEN-
TION HERE AUGUST Is TO p.
Continued from page u

Monday night at Fifth Street Baptist
Church and the daily sessions will
be held at Hood Temple, from 9 to
and will be open to the public.
There will be no closed session. The
grand military promenade Will take
place Wednesday evening at Market
Inn and boat excursion will be ran
down the James, Thursday evening
at z o'clock. Friday night Ia re-
served for the competitive drill and
band contest at Hovey Field, Virginia
Union University. The big parade
will take place Tuesday at noon.
Uniform Rank, bands, floats and de-
coratad automobiles will parade the
following streets: Forms at End and
Hill streets, out End to Clay, to 9Th,
to Broad to Adams to Leigh to Lom-
hardy, to Virginia Onion University.
LOCAL SPEAKERS AT WOODMEN
MEET HERE NEXT WEEK.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
WIFE JEALOUS OF CHILD, SAYS
DENTIST.
fprste, News sesr,ss)

-ss-.,,a'.,-.,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 14-Dr.
William A. Pethel dentist, Wednesday
filed suit in the District Supreme
Court in answer to his wife's petition
for limited divorce.
Pethel, who formerly lived with his
family at Charlotte, N. c., according to
the papers denies he had to sell his
property there to pay whiskey bills. He
also denies charges Of his wife. he had
been cruel to his daughter iii correcting
her. ~. =
The reason his wife has brought the
suit against him. the dentist says, is
to ALLEVIATE the affections Of his daught
err He charges she has been jealous If
his child's love for him and has sought
to turn ner against him.
He asks the court to dismiss the
wifes suit and permit him to continue
AS he has in the past. Attorney Charles
Robinson appears for the husband.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
DIR. DAVAGE TAKES CHARGE OF
CLARK UNIVERSITY.
(Preston News servbce.)


ATLANTA. GA, Aug. 15.-Dr. M. 3.
Davage, recently named president "
Clark University, formally took charge
of the institution Tuesday when DR. l.
Garland Penn of Cincinnati Ohio seere
tary of the Board of Education for Ne
groes of the Methodist Episcopal
church, transferred the affairs of the
university into his hands. DR.. Davage
came from Rust College, Holly Springs
Miss. to take the place Of DR.. j. W. Sim
mons, who has been president of the
school for a number of years.
The new president is a graduate
from New Orleans University, mem
Der of five General Conferences and OF
he book committee which has charsa
of tine Methodist publications.
Announcement was made Tuesday
4. ts-as<A = +HS'!e5TF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
PHYSICIANS ARE QUIET.

Although local physicians took no pub
lie stand against the faith healer, local
ministers, headed by Rev. Junius Gray
co-operated with the police and discuss
ed ways and means of closing the meet
ings.
Anthony Johnson, 619 N. 57th Street
Philadelphia, who declared he is a
former employee of the faith healer
says he doesn't believe inSher powers
because Rev. Brother Madden is still
"rinn'e in one leg and the Lamb Of
God" eats yeast cakes for her gastritis
In Philadelphia, Mr.. johnson says.
he estimates their collections at $780,
900 and in New York $4,000. In some
places, Mr.. Johnson, declared a cam
paign was put on to erect permanent
church and temple.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
BECKWITH NOW CAPTAINS THE
BALTIMORE BLACK SOX.
preston News service)

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 14.-Beck
with, former Homestead Gray catcher
and now playing second base with tn'
Baltimore Black Sox, was made cap
tain of the club last week to succeed
Connie Day, second baseman.
Day will continue playing secone
base. Spedden expressed the opinion
that with Beckwith at the helm new
life will be injected into the lineup
and better playing all around will re
suit.
The rumored break in the club las
week brought several managers and
repl esertatives of out-of-tOwn clips Il
the city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
BIG AUTO CLASSIC TO BE HELD
IN CHICAGO.
preston News Service)

CHICAGO, ILL., Aug. 14-Chicago
is to have its first 100-mile automobile
derby race on, September Is, under the
auspices of the Chicago Co,ored Speed
way Racing Association. according to
an announcement by William Bottoms.
president; and William Jeffries, vice
president and secretary.
The contract permitting this ass 'cla
ton to use the Hawthorne race track
was signed Tuesday by John Owens,
president of the National Motor Speeo
way association here in Chicago. Indi-
cations are that this will be one of the
most largely attended affairs given by
members of the race in history. Ofic-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
SKI OUTCLASSED BY II. SMITH.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 14!--Homcr
Smith of Michigan, completely out
classed Battling Sikh of Senegal, in
1O-round bout here Monday night. In
the final rounds, Smith scored heavily
with hard drives to the body and SKI
was tired and hanging on at the END
In the ninth round Smith drove Sikh to
the ropes and floored him with tlur
~ of the drives to the head. but Sikh
was up Immediately.
Sikh weighed 17S and Smith 1872
pounds. %aEl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
Greb Watches Tiger
Flowers Knock Out
Townsend in II. Y.

Johnson, heavyweight of New York,
is matched to meet Budde Jackson fo1
II rounds in a feature event at the
Plainfield A. c. August 18th, has NOV
ed here with his stablemate,, Jack Re-
nault, to train for the bout at Plai1-
field.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
WILL RAISE FUNDS FOR WIDOW
preston News Service. J

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. IA
movement among Negroes was started
last week. by George Doyle, secretary
of the Plasterers' Union, to raise a
sum of money for the benefit of the
widow of Joseph Loup chauffeur. who
gave his life in an endeavor to rescue
Negro workmen from a gas-filled man
hole. Several persons were overcome
by menoxide gas while trying to rescue
a white foreman. three Negro laborers
and the white chauffeur, who first tried
to rescue the men and gave his life in
the attempt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
FLOWERS STOPS TOWNSEND.
Preston News Service)

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Tiger Flow
ers, Atlanta middleweight sensation,
stopped Jack Townsend, white, Chicago
heavyweight in the 18th round of a
scheduled 12-round bout Saturday
night. Flowers weight was announced
at 1872 while Townsend topped him by
90 pounds Harry Greb, of Pittsburgh
was at the ringside to see the Atlanta
marvel in action. Greb and Flowers
are scheduled to meet in Fremont Ohio
- s'P-SS rstsrsSs Sayssg TsYsT
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
FOLLOWERS DIVIDE.

" w ! J..
After leaving the Douglass, it - sale
Sister Harrell's followers divided, the
white ones, together with their tin col.
lection pans, 25 cent photographs, lo
cent ballads and other equipment went
to the white church, while the cNored
ones, under Brother Madden, the ex'
horter, who won fame by preaching In
his short sleeves, went in another direc
ton.
Before leaving on Sunday, Brother
Madden announced that being colored
he wouldn't appear at the meetings in
the white church, where his place
would be taken by white man. He al
so announced that special Jim crow
meetings would be held for colored
folks this Friday night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
WOMAN's SCREAMS SCARE AWAY
BURGLAR N ROOM.
(Preston News Service. }

NEWARK, N. j. Aug. 15.-Wlen
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Of Academy Street
was awakened at o'clock THURSDAY
morning by a noise in her room, sb@
saw white man in her room with
flash light in his hand. She screamed
and the man leaped through an open
window to the alley and fled. The po
lice were notified and immediatelS
searched the neighborhood without re
suit.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
MAN SEEKING RELIEF FROM
HEAT, Dd8OWNS.

preston News Seryice.)
PITTSBURGH, PA, Aug. AVID
bur Carlock of Braddiock was drowned
in the Monongahela river at the foot
of Eighth Street. Thursday Afternoon
Carlock in search of relief from the in
tense heat went to the river to swim
After being in the water for few min
utes he is said to have been seized with
cramps and sank before he could BIZ
rescued.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16

ces. On Monday morning he said, he
and the minister renewed their quarrel
BeM said the minister attacked him
with an iron wedge, and that he secur
ed an ak and split the minister's head
to the chin killing him instantly. Bell
was lodged in Jail charged with murder
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
GRAYs GIVE HANS WAGNERS'
ELKs A GOOD DRUBBING.
preston News Service)

PITTSBURGH, PA. Aug. 14.-W1th
Hans Wagner, the "Flying Dutchman
in the lineup the Homestead Grays de-
feated the Carnegie Elks Friday night
Mt Forbes Field Sc.
After amassing seven run lead 1oE
Branahan in the first two innings
Wheeler lad to be called to the mornd
to relieve the former Harrisburg tWir'
Ter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
OHIO GOVERNOR IS ASKED TO
STOP FLOWERS-GREB BOUT
Preston News SerYicel

Prestoh NEWS cefViceJ
TOLEDO, OHIO Aug. 13.-Chargins
that the proposed bout between Harry
Greb and Tiger Flowers is ,'detriment
al to public morals of young men Of
Fremont and vicinity and has demon
alizing effect on the entire commun
ity," the Brother Class OF the First
Methodist Church has forwarded state
county and city officials protest
against the fight. Officials have been
asked to take prompt action to STOP
the fight. In the meantime all prepare
lions for the match are being carried
cut.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16

that law school would be opened IN
the fall and it was stated that Atlanta
lawyers had agreed to give their help
in enabling the school Of law to NEST
the requirements of the Georgia State
Par Association.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
POOR COLLECTION HERE.

Brother Madden told reporter that
Baltimore was poor town and colec-
lions had not been good here. He ap-
peared in longtail coat Sunday for
the first time, explaining that the reas
onhe had preached formerly in his sus
penders and shirt sleeves was that he
had hoped to make an impression on
the audience SO they would buy him a
coat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
NANfESAKE KILLS MINISTER IN
FIGHT AFTER QUARREL.
preston News Service. }

IFTSSCUu N6WS OeI VICE.
HELENA ARK, Aug. 15.-John
Bell, Monday morning killed his name
sake, the Rev. John Bell, Of Ferguson.
According to the slayer's statement to
officers, he had been attacked by the
minister. Bell told the officers that he
and Rev. Bell had had trouble Sunday,
but had about adjusted their differen'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
CARNEY BAIL $25, 900; AMOUNT
POSTED; HE'S OUT.
Preston News Service.

preston News Service.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 14,-Marcus Gar
vey, socalled provincial president OF
Africa and Of the U. N. I. A., was re-
leased on $4,000 bail Tuesday. He ~
said to have been charged with falsify
ing bis income tax REPORTS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
SELL HALLS TEAM BEATEN.
preston News Servics)

AMBRIDGE PA. Aug. 14.-Am-
bridge won from Sell Halls Pittsburgh
Giants Thursday evening in spectacu
lar game by score of IA. ALI of the
winners scores were made in the first
inning. Wheeler, who was on the
mound for the Giants could not get his
benders working in first stanza. From
then until the close of the game not a
local reached the runways
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16

UNHAPPY, undecided, in doubt,
worried, not well? Business, do
mestic, social, love affairs wrong?
Write freely, frankly, and confident
iallyMreesest information and ad-
vice pertR1ing to this beloved wom-
ans work and methods. You can
win. Do it now. GRACE GRAY
DE LONG, Miami, Fla.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-08-16
TOOK PENTECosT MEMBERS.

A member of the Pentacost Baptist
Church, which is situated but few
doors below the Douglass on Pennsyl-
vania Avenue, seemed elated because
the healer and band had departed. The
Pentacost congregation is small AID
the meetings next door played havoc