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NO Sc IMPRovIsAN.

Los candidates que Sc nominen, di-
cen, deben ser banderas de victoria,
la Gnica bandera que plede enarbo'
iarse en- la agitacion creCiente de es-
Ia bora, 81 Sc Quiere inspirar CONTAIN
"a Y merecer la sanction del pueblo
soberano, 10 cual es algo mas impor-
tante y diffcil. en- TODD case, que IA
bricarle a la vanidad Ell obseQuio de
un psnacho vtstoso.
Y son los verdaderos ''mejores HON
bres'' los 6nicos candidates para los
puestos, sobre TODD, porque La nomi'
naci6n que envuelve u ncmbres no
es el producto de una improvisation
nj de ajenos estfmulos u determine
das masas ~electorales.
AQuf, nj en- ninguna parte, los can
didatos deben i~mprovisarse por ell te-
NOR a caer en- la censura de que ha-
va podido haber ambiciones sectarias
o exigencias de determinado genera
Los candidates Sc forman, segun sc
ha dicho, mediante un proceso com
plicado y %profundo, en- Las entrahas
del pueblo; responde a I'm verdadero
estado de opinion y resume en- 81 los
Ideales de csc pueblo o de un impor'
tante sector social del mismo en- una
bora dada.
81. Las ejecutorias valen algo toda-
via: 81 un pasado de iuchas, como hay
muchos aqui, en- que la votuntad no
SO ha fatigado nj ell caracter huoo de
oscilar, constituyen una consagracion,
no haymas. remedio que reconocer en-
uuienes uevan esos attributes a los
candidates ~indiscutibles en- Ia bora
p~resente, va que Sc dice es la bora
dc las valorizaciones poiticas y ADM
n~istrativas.
1njusticias, Sc dice, podran hacerse
con algunos de esos hombres de que
hablamos, debido a Las imposic1ores
de las presentes circunstancias politf-
cas-: pero, no hay duda, que a esos
las uuedara la satisfaction de que las
masas. .ssus masas'', que a veces re-
sultan intuitivas, SO mantensan a sN
vera, seguras de La improcedencia oei
paso dado.
" asf sucedera hoy como aver.
e.. sE - .H1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-14
ILOS
HOMBRES7

Estamos cast n vfsperas de la gran
batalla comicial de novieinbre, y cree
mos, sinceramente, que es precise que
Sc Olga algo sobre una realidad que
viene palpitando desde hace dias en-
todos los centres polfticos de Ia rapi-
tai, incluso en- aquellos divcrciados
dc La lucha politica actual y es esa
verdad, segnn hemos podido YER. que
para la raz6n pura, ~genuina, sin mix
tifcaciones nj oportunisnlos, no hay,
en- rigor, tai selection Gle los mejo-
res hombres para los puestos p1bli-
cos, y ST existen variadas interrogan-
tes acerca de ciudadar.os que Sc
estan designando para cupar dichos
cargos.
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contfibnyente
. patrena.
co1EcTURIA DE UTuADo.
SE0UNDA SUBASTA

Ruperto F. Fueutes, l
Fernando y Jorge
Hess.
Fernando , Jorge
Hess,
Fernando y Jorge
Hess,
francisco Maldonado
Alharran,
Manusla Martinez,
FundadOr Narvaez,
c Felipe Ortiz
Arocho,
Manuel Ruiz Maldo.
nado
PR1A
Simeon Andujar Me-
dina,
Asustin Arce Rome
70,
Antonio Butosa Jau-
me,
Antonio nutosa Jau-
me.
sucn- Ralbino Colon.
Pedro Nolasco coldn,
sucn. Cort6s Mencha
ca,
Joss cuadro Tornado,
Bruno Conception
Chabrter Brugman,
Juan Gonzalez Perez,
Eucn. Rosal1a Coma
Lea,
simeon Gonzalez Mu-
hoz,
Antonio N. GuzmAn
Mates,
I~nocencio Ir12arry
Ramos,
Clemencia Maldona-
DO,
Trinidad, Juana,
Juan y Santiago NAL
donado.
victor1ano Martinez
Alvarez,
| zoilo Matias,
| ~
| Sucn. Manuel Medina
| Torres,
| Manuel Negr6n
Colon,
A1naiia ocasio Rodri-
gusz.
Manuel Belsn Perez
Rivera,
Antonio Rios.
Francisco Rodrfguez,
francisco Santiago
Mon$alvo,
| Jcs6 n Torres y
otrU,
Modesto Torres Lugo,
Jos9 Maria Eerrano
Goy ndefonsa
VIruet)
Utuado
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coLECTURIA DE RIO GRANDE
PRIMERA SUBAsTA

Rca- 41.41 cuerdas y casa, barrie; Vt
Mameyes,
Rca. 6S5 cuerdas y casa, barrie Ma
meyes 90.
Rca. 1915 cuerdas y casa, BARRIE
Mameyes 90.
Rca. 1924 cuerdas sin edtficaciones,
barrto Mameyes 90.
Rca. PASS cuerdas, sin edifcaciones,
barrto Msneyes 90.
Rca. II cuerdas, sin ediacseiones,
barrio Mameyes 20.
Rca. 9 cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
fcaciones, barrto Guzm&n Arrfbay
Rca. 1917 cuerdas, sin ediHcac1ones,
barr1o zarzal,
Rca. 50 cuerdas y casa, batrio Ma r
meyes %. !
., r. R., mayo 81, 1924. 81 ] Il
A. DIAZ NIEVES 3
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Rca. 20 cueraas de terreno y casa,
barrio Angeles,
Rca. 50 cuerdas de ~terreno, sin edi-
fcaciones, barrie Rio Abajo,
Rca. IS cuerdas de terreno, sn edi-
ficaciones, Barrio Rio Ahajo.
Rca. Is cuerdas de terreno, SIN edi.
Acaciones, barrio Bio Abajo,
Rca. g cuerdas de terreno sin edi-
fcaciones, barrto Caguana,
Rca. 16 cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
fi~cacionss, barrie Angeles,
Rca. 10 cuerdas de terreno, sin edl-
icacicnes, barrio consejo,
Rca. IL cuerdas de terreno, sin edt-
fcaciones, barrie Guaon1co,
Rca. 10 cuerdas de terrenc, sin edI-
fcaciones, barrie Saho Abajo,
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Rio Grande, r. R., mayo 81, 1924.
(Fdo.) A. DIAz NIEvEs.
Collector,
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Para sa|yar |as....
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hamos hecho abstraction de los hon.
bres y de sus aspiraciones persona
les, para conceder solo importan-
cia a los problemas pdblicos y a los
principles democraticos que deben
servir de soporte a ~aquellos.
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Cantidad
Ap10xima-
description de la proptedad emharGa0a da de que
respoudA
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Rca. 10 cuerdas de terreno, sin edi-
fcacicnes, barrio Consejo,
Rca. IL cuerdas de terreno, sin edt-
6caciones, barrio GHaonico,
Rca. 10 cuerdas de terrenc, sin edI-
fcaciones, barrie Satto Abajo,
IERA sUBAsTA
Rca. % cuerdas de terreno, y casa,
dos bohios, barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. $3.50 cuerdas dc terreno, una
casa, Tn rauch6n y dos boh1os, ba-
rio Caguana,
Rca. SO cuerdas de terreno, SIN edi-
feaciones, barrto Don Alfonso,
Rca. 440.67 caerdas de terreno. una
casa y seis behios, barr1o Don Al
fonso,
Rca. 20 cuerdas de terreno. IN ran
ch6n y. IN bohio, barrto caniaco,
Rca. 15 cuerdas de terreno = casa,
barrio Vivi Ahajo.
Rca. 90.86 cuardas de tsrreno. dos
casas 2 dos ranchones, barrto Gao.
Arrtha- r..
.fssTSBMsHsvt
Rca. 3 cuerdas dc tarreno = dos ca
sas, barrto ViT Arriba,
Rca. Sc cueTdas de terreno y casa
barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. rs cuerdas dc terreno, sin edi-
fcaciones, barrio Angeles,
kca. 70 cuerdRs de terreuo y cuatrc
casas, barr1o Angeles,
Rca. 2 cuerdas de terreuo y casa,
barrio Sabana Grande,
Rca. 10Na cuerdas de .terreno, sin
edifcaciones, barrie Las Palmas,
Rca. Is cuerdas de terreno y tres
casitas, barrto Caonillas Abato,
Rca. 8 cuerdas de terreno, sin edi.
~icaciones, barrio Caguana,
sesE-E.
Rca. IL cuerdas de terreno = casa,
barrio Salto Arrtba, 5
Rca. AZ cuerdas de terarno. 8 ca
sas y maquinaria, barrie vtU Azrt
ha. .z.
Rca. 40 cuerdas de terreno y casa
barrio Angeles,
Rca. IL cuerdas de terreno y casa
barrie Paso Palmas,
Rca. B cuerdas dc terreno, ain eAi
4icaciones, barr1o Caontllss 'Abato
Rca. AZ cuerdas de tsrreno , 8 ca
sas, barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. l4o 3l4 cuerdas de terreno, dor
casas y tres bohios, barrio Las Pal.
mas.
Rca. 9 cnerdas de terreno, sin eli.
ficaciones, barrie Don Alfonso,
Rca. 56 cuerdas de terreno y casa,
barrio Don Alfonso,
Rca. Z cueydas de terreno y un DO
hto, barrio CaonillaS AbsU,
Kca. 30 cuerdas de terreno y casa
barrio Angeles,
Rca. A cuerdas de terreno y mn bo-
hio, barrto Rio Abajo,
Rca. 1928 cuerdas dc teTreuo con
4 easas, barrie Don Alfonso,
p. B., JUNO 16, 1924.
Santiago B. PEREZ.
Collector.
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CoLECTURIA DE GALES
PRIMERA A

Rca. 2o6 cuerdas de tsrreuo con s
casas, barrio Hato viejo
Rca. IA cuerdas de terreno, sin edt.
ficaciones, barrio Pozas,
Rca. 100 cuerdas de terreno y casa,
bafrio Toro Negro, !.
Rca. 20 cuerdas de terreuo, sin edi.
~fcaciones, barrto cialitos Cruces,
Rca. 5 cuerdas de terreno sin edt-
hcaciones, barrio Hato vie;o,
Rca. 1862 cuerdas de terreno, sin
edifcaciones, barrie Pozas,
Rca. $500 cuerdas con / casa, bs-
rrio Cordillera,
Rca. $50 cuerdas, sin edificaciones,
barrto Pozas,
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Description de la prOpisdaa snbass.da
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29

day afternoon at the Hill Street
Baptist Church. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. D. R. Powell, the
pastor of Hill Street Church. The
exercises will be held at 8 o'clock.
Sir Charles Abbott, Deputy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
EDITOR oooLEY's TRIBUTE.
Montgomery, Ala, Garrett

montgomery, Ala, Caret)
The Hon. John Mitchell, Jr, Editor
and owner of the Richmond, (Va.)
Planet, was born leader of the Afrot
Americans, and aptly acquired the
knowledge to awaken and lead them
to manly duties on this earth. He is a
man of good character and unhamper-
ed integrity His garments well in tact
wool and warp, have no resemblance
of chiffon. The test of his honesty
has been in the hands of the censor;
and it comes out without spot or blem-
fish.
He is we'll spoken of By the leading
white people and colored people of Vir-
ginia and other States. He is known
as the best informed colored banker in
America; and is highly endorsed as
such. He has put forty years of his
life in one of the best publications in
America "The Richmond Planet"
Soon after the first issue came off the
press, Mr.. Mitchell was in the chair
as owner and editor, and "The Planet"
is one of the best educating papers
published by the race.
Anything that may seem as chaos,
about his business, comes from with
,:f. Those who follow him fully with
faith in themselves to be true will
meet success.
The colored press in America, has
not been able to forget those import
ant press conventions held in Cincin-
natl, Ohio, Washington, D c., and
Richmond, Va. with John Mitchell
Jr., President" And just such meet
ings of the newspapers from those days
seem to have put the colored news
printers on their feet. Editor Mitchell
has always stood for citizenship as a
man, for all people. He reminds me OF
'the great Booker T. Washington, :"
who put the colored people on their
feet going to schools
Mr. John Mitchell, Jr., in his personal
efforts put the colored people ION their
feet" reading The Planet and apply
ing the real thought Of the editor.
He has kept a good force in his
office, Fourth Street near Broad St.,
Richmond, Va. He is a great leader.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
CHICAGO NEWS.

NJ. #. Bailey president the Bailey
Realty Co., 1888 S. State Street, who
has control over hundreds Of beautiful
lots in Morgan Park is offering many
of these lots as garden spots for the
people who might grow vegetables or
flower gardens during the season. The
soil is exceptionally fertile there and
almost any product may be raised.
Mrs. l.. c. Graves, 452S Champlain
Avenue is out again among her host or
friends following illness which has con
fined her to the bed and house for more
than a month.
Many Chicagoans were in attendance
of the district meeting at Gary, Indi-
ana, on March 18th held under the
auspices Of the Odd Fellows and House
holds of Ruth.
Mrs Florence Edgehiil, 4101 State
street al officer of Ruth Temple No.
70 s. M. T. is out again after severe
illness Of several weeks.
r. w. Maxwell, Mestames Cora Tate
and Sarah r. Benton, together with
the cooperation Of the residents OF
Morgan Park, are working along every
line for the advancement Of this thriv
ing part OF the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lewis, 1915 S..
Wabash Avenue are visiting with rela-
tives and friends in New Orleans, La,
and will spend sometime at other
points south before returning to Chica.
go.
Mack Johnson, 1892 S. Elizabeth
Street and his sister, Mrs. Corine
Brown 4316 Prairie Avenue are back
from Natchez, Miss. where they were
called on account of the death of their
stepfather, Jesse Clay.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
FULTON NOTES.

The Sunday School of the Mt Cal
vary Baptist Church is on the upward
trend, under the leadership of Deacon
William Jones.
The Baracca Bible Glass of which
Rev. @. B. Jefferson is teacher invites
you to be present in his class tomorrow
morning. The topic for discussion will
be: "The Universally of the Gospel
and how can it be Accomplished.
Last Sunday morning we felt very
glad to receive in our class Messrs.
George, James and Isaiah Thompson.
These three young men were brought
into the school by Sister Laura T..
Best. We thank her for the same.
During the opening services Of the
school Miss Mary White presided at
the piano.
1880 A NJ our hearts burned within
us while Rev. ]. B. Braxton, pastor OF
the First Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
of Caroline County, delivered the word
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
WHAT THE CITY NEEDS.

Negroes of the City Of Richmond
must have an up-to-date hospital and
public bath for their people. Our race
is dying out very fast for the simple
fact that they need an up-to date bath
house, and the attention Of an up-to-
date colored hospital. ~
tits the duty of every we'll thinking
colored man and wohian of the City OF
Richmond to come together and form
ulate plans to raise funds to erect an
up-to-date colored hospital in our city.
If every man and woman would only
contribute the small sum Of s100, or
more, we could erect this hospital
without a hitch.
Let us all volunteer to Join in this
fight, this great battle to raise this
fund and erect a hospital, where our
daughters could be nurses, and our
sons doctors. Let us give our hearts
all prayers to God in this laudable I'M
dertaking and money to follow and we
will soon have hospital which we will
be proud Of. Will you join in?
Respectfully,
JAS. M. FRAYSER.
The Sarah G. Jones Memorial Hospital
406 East Baker Street, City.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
INSURANCE WEEK GREAT
SUCCESS HERE LAST WEEK

The Magic City Underwriters AS
ISOLATION put on Insurance week.
March Is to %, and to say it was a
great success is putting it mildly.
All Race companies took part in the
drive, which opened on Friday night
with contest between students OF
all city schools over the fifth grade.
Three best from each school were
the final contestants. SIS, $3.50 and
81 in gold were the prizes offered
by the insurance men for the best
paper on "Race Insurance"
Mr.. w. Gomez, general manager of
The Bankers Fire Insurance Com
pany was the principal speaker Of
the evening. Mr. Gomez was ten
dered a banquet by the insurance
men after the program at the
church.
Again on Monday night at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church another program was
rendered, where DR.. Medley and Mr.
Levi C. Brown, of the Richmond
office of The National Benefit Insur-
ance Company, were the speakers,
and every man was on the Jump for
the rest of the week.
Mr.. D. G. Deans, Jr., State Agent
of the N. G. Mutual Life Insurance
Co., from Richmond, was in the city
on the last day and saw the whirl-
wind close and on Saturday when all
had reported their weeks work, it
was found that about $4,000 had
been written for the week. Mr.. j.
B. Butler, manager of the National
Benefit Insurance Company led the
industrial field, with $4,000, while
Little Willie" w. B. F.. Crowell,
district manager Of the N. C.. Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company led the
old line field with $4,000 ordinary
and $2,9S5 Industrial life. The
Standard was a close second in the
old line field with $4,000, while
Richmond Beneficial Insurance Com
pany was second in the industrial
field.
The companies taking part in the
drive were, Southern Aid, Richmond
Beneficial, N c. Mutual, The Stand
ard Life, National Benefit, American
Woodmen and The Bankers Fire
Insurance Company. The drive was
real boost to the city, not only
helping the companies taking part,
but the people who took insurance.
The show Office is still open for your
inspection in Strand Theatre build
ing. Call in.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
RICHMOND EXPECTANT ON EVE
OF GREAT ORATORICAL
CONTEST.
(By Chester L. Washington, }

(By Chester l. Washington
A recordlbreaking crowd is expected
to attend the great Inter-scholastic
Oratorical contest, the first event of
it's kind in the state, when seven gifted
young orators and oratoresses will
stage heated word battle, using their
'silver-tongues" as weapons, Friday
night at the Virginia Union University
Chapel, in competition for the liberal
$4,000 first prize and the beautiful
J Raymond Henderson Oratorical
Trophy.
Union has made forward step ir
sanctioning this great contest which is
being promoted by Mr.. Raymond Hen
derson, and is dedicated to give express
sion to some Of the splendid high and
normal school oratorical talent of the
state.
Interest locally is at high pitch and
cheering sections have been allotted
for the admirers Of the several speak
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29

Mrs. C. L. Walker is indisposed
at her home on Northeast Ninth
Avenue.
The public will find we'll prepared
food at the Community Cafe, Peach
Road and Gainsborough Road, also
known as Dad Walkers place. Fish,
chicken, pork, ham, veal, mutton,
lamb, beef, bacon, beans, salads,
cabbage Or green's. Also creams OF
various makes and cakes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
ROANOKE ITEMS.

ROANOKE, VA, March 25.-Mrs.
Addie Stanfield passed away Friday
afternoon at 400 o'clock after four
weeks illness The funeral services
were held Monday, March "a, at Mt.
Zion A. M. E. Church, of which she
had been a faithful member for a
number of years. She was a good
neighbor, a loving wife, an ideal
mother and a true Christian. The
funeral eulogy was delivered by her
pastor, Rev. J S. Hatcher, D. D. who
gave a very consoling discourse to
the mourners and the large con-
course of friends. The casket was
steel gray, very beautifully adorned,
and the floral tributes numerous
and very beautiful. The remains
were inferred in Midway Cemetery,
the polite embalmer and funeral di-
rector in charge. She leaves to
mourn: her husband, two daughters,
one grandchild, two sisters, four
brothers, one son-inlaw, two aunts,
and many relatives and friends. The
family wishes to use this method in
thanking the many friends for their
untiring care and sympathies.
An offering of $4,000 was lifted
at Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church last
Sabbath.
MRS. Ellen Holland is sick this
week on Northeast Tenth Avenue.
Mrs. Hattie Rice, of Northeast
Seventh Avenue is quite indisposed.
Mrs. Ottie Meadows, 235 Tenth
Avenue, N. E., who has been criti-
cally ill for several months Is de-
lighted to realize her speedy recov-
cry during the past ten days.
Mrs. Fannie Joplin, 609 Harrison
Avenue, N. w. who has been quite
sick for four Or five weeks, fs much
improved.
Mrs. Lizzie lPoindexter and her
husband, Sir Joseph Poindexter, OF
l Lynchburg Avenue, are much i'm
proved
M. Stanfield, The Planet Agent
will furnish you with The Planet
each week at cents per copy. Read
the oldest colored newspaper in
America and the most reliable in
the State edited by one of the he
roes Of this old commonwealth.
Just two more Sabbaths and the
pastor of Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church
will be called upon, together with
the pastors of the Virginia Annual
Conference; to report the work done
by them in their various fields Of
labor. Some at Mt. Zion A. M. e
Church have done their full share
by their obedience to the orders set
forth in Gods Word from the lips
of His servants, in tithes and offer
ings. They have made it possible
for the pastor, Rev. James S. Hatch
err, B. D. D. D. to render very
creditable report from all depart
ments of the work.
Nothing but obedience to orders.
prayerfully and unanimously carried
out could bring about such marvel
Gus results, spiritually, financially,
and numerically. 1t is hoped that
he may be returned to Roanoke by
the Right Reverend j. Albert John
son, Presiding Bishop and that this
estimable teacher and leader of his
people may serve another five years
here, rather than cripple we'll be-
gun work He has perfected an en-
tirely new Mt. Zion as can be easily
discerned from the report that will
be rendered at Portsmouth.-Madi-
son Stanfield.
The annual thanksgiving sermon
of the Knights Of Pythias and the
Courts of Calanthe will be held Sun
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
,r,..... N.-, s.r.so.,

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 27.-Indict
ed for second degree murder, William
B. Banks, aged Al, pleaded guilty tn
third degree murder or ,manslaughter
before Judge Sewers Wednesday morn
ing and was sentenced to from five tn
twenty years in the state penitentiary
November Goth, last in quarrel,
Banks shot and killed Martin A. Hall
and wounded Thomas Hall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
READ THE RICHMOND PLANET

Mrs. Estelle Carter is very i'll at her
home, West Monroe Street, with Pneu
monia fever Mrs. Carter is one of the
teachers at the City Graded School d.
Her many friends are anxious about
her. iS:l.;sl
The Silver Leaf Club met at the
home of Mrs. Maria Gym on Franklin
Street. It was a business meeting
After the routine OF business Miss
Gym served a three course
luncheon.
Mr.. w. H. Stepteau suffered stroke
OF paralysis last Saturday at his home
ON East Spring Street and is in a criti-
cal condition; mis- children have been
summoned 70 his bedside. DR.. q FL
Stepteau of Baltimore and Mr.. R. Alex
Stepteau of Clarksburg, w. Va.
Mr.. Sam w. Carter of Bluefield,
was called home to the bedside Of his
wife, who is very i'll at this writing.
Mr.. Mathew Myers of Richmond, ar
rived in the city Saturday to spend
the weekend with his family.
Mr. Eugene King of Radford, motor
ed to the city Sunday the guest Of his
mother, Mrs Hannah V. Meyers.
Mrs. Nal Brown of Speedwell was
Iiled to the bedside of her daughter,
tFs. S. W. Carter.
Mrs. Jencry Whisaker is very ill az
her home On Hill Street.
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ers and the represented schools.
Seven High and Normal schools we'll
known throughout the State will send
representa- tiyes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29

$50 P. NJ. our pastor preached a
powerful sermon on Regeneration. "
The prayer services were conducted by
Rev. G. B. Jefferson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29

The revival services are still going
on; large crowds every night. On last
Monday evening Rev. 1. H. Hines OF
this city preached soul-stirring Ser
mon. We had about seven sinners at
the bench and three accepted the Cos
pei and confessed the same. Rev. Hin
Ies is a great power in preaching the
Gospel of the Son of God. Prayer serV
ices each night begin at 1880 P. M
conducted by various members of the
churches of the community and city
During the preparation week of the
Revival, on Wednesday evening the
pastor preached Prayer" On Friday
evening Rev. @. B. Jefferson preached
the devotionals were conducted by Rev
G. w. Coleman a licentiate Of the
Church.
Let us come out tomorrow great
times at Calvary. Bring your friend
along and feast together.
The funeral services of Brother
Oliver Jones were held at his home
Ills Denny Street on the 25th inst
Sermon by Rev. C. A. Cobbs.
Mrs. Ardelia anderson who has
been sick for about s weeks is able to
be out again She takes this method in
thanking the members of the Church
for their hospitality also her many
friends during her illness.
Let not us forget the Rally Of the
Church, which terminates on the fourth
Sunday in April. 1t is the desire OF
the pastor, Rev. Cobbs and his corp OF
officers. that each member will do his
or her best in bringing up their quota.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29
Correspondence.
WYTHEVILLE NEWS.

Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday was
a high day. Rev. T. w. Gotten the pre-
siding elder was here, this being his
last quarter for this conference year
He preached two excellent sermons.
The spirit of the Lord dwelt all day
and many were made to rejoice. The
collection for the day was $6O.75.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-29

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