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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
HUSKY BOXERS
DEFEAT u. B. G.

University OF Washington aih.
loies Lost one and won one Saturday
night. when the boxing team dc.
feated u. u. c. four matches out OF
six and the frosh wrestling team
dropped meet TO the " NJ. c. A..
.2s2o. Tlph Beymer. ifs pounds.
scored tho only knockout Of the
evening. when he defeated Bill Rog.
Rra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
DEMPSEY WILL
/DEFEND TITLE

II ~ practically certain that Jack
Dempsey viii defend his heavyweight
life against Luis Firpo on Labor
day. The South American viii be this
champions only opponent this year
as the proposed Tommy Gibbons
fight has fallen thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
kARIOFF TO
BON THU sDAY

"toFanck'' karloff The Russian
heavyweight boxes Young schu.
maker. that tough and raInn Yakima
boy. on tho Tacoma card Thursday.
karioff was lieutenant IN the
Russian army before tho revolution
lie has taken 70 boxing and Is a very
apt pupl. according 10 his manager
Matt Mathew KarIof will Ap.
pear in tho local ring In tho near
future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

Young Sam IAngfori. tho speedy
little dark spot. IL down 10 box Stan
Icy Mcbride in tho special event
This Is n return match, tho pair pui
ting up a good scrap here last Tues
day.
Tho two opening bouts arc. Brown,
Villon Va Doc Smell and Danny Carl
ron W Mickey DonaEhue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
REESE NAMED
CAGE CAPTAIN

Bryan Reese has been named
basketball captain at Washington
state college. Reese was star
player during the season Just past
and should have even better year
IN 1925.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
NEW PRODIGY
MAKES FURORE

Chester Bowman, The now sprint
sensation. played football for syria.
cusc during the 1921 season Bow.
man. an end Of high caliher, has re.
Gently developed into a real sprint
find. His greatest achievement was
victory over Loren MhrchIson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
RUSTY SHIFTS
HIS OARsAiEN

Fred spuhn. isttermab, was
shifted 10 seven and rowed there
In the second boat SATURDAY..
Roland France has been rowing Ia
pretty nearly every seat. and e "a
present making the No. ? scat Slide
under him.
Dow walling and Al ulbriekson
arc putting up a great race for
stroke. Both are finished oarsmen-
walllng demonstrated his mcttie "a
PouEhkeepsie last year. UIb-lcksoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

Brous C. Beck and Elmer I<adsh
prominent Washington alumni and
former oaramcn. were ont watching
the boys 80 thru their PAGES.
Leader said he worked up oonsi1.
cradle appetite watching Bill Walker
DO his stuff Beck took motion pic.
turc films OF the oarsmen with his
camera. so tho men might be en-.
abled 10 see their own faults with
greater ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
SUTHERLAND HAS
ALWAYS WON

Studs Sutherland has says been
winner IN the Coast ngue. Hes
In condition right now. Sutherland
had just a fair year ., Portland
last season. but he Wa dissatisfied
and he should go wei under Kils.
fer.
Percy Jones. the Sou;hpaw OBJ.
tained from Los 1sgclcs. has
world Of stuff. and he finds con.
troll 10 WIN DO a waner lie won
is and lost IL EaEx foF second
division club last gar. and no WINS
troubled conaldcrfAiy with n norr
arm. Last year rs the first sea,
son IN nearly fow ysara that no did
any pitching q speak OF. as hc
spent a lot OF uluable timo on the
Chicago Cub tnch.
Vean Gregg vi win hts share OF
games and MI come In douhiy
valuable as 4 relief pitcher this
year. Rlilefr. however. expects
him to take - turn At tho start Of
the race.
George sasiand. the young Pei.
low obiainosfrom the Chicago Cubs.
looks like ggiie a pitcher. He has
had considerable experience. and the
old heads N Tho club ike his style.
He resen1ses Elmer Jacobs IN looks
and deilvry.
There B stu a flock OF young fcl.
lows In amp. and Klllefer may find
n pitchr or two worthy OF carry.
ing In MS bunch. but It's stlil too
carly the training 10 get much
OF a ne on them.
KII4sr starts practice games
every day soon. ana in these con
tes,ske will be able 70 get a much
hetir line on his pitching strength.
* the catcherg. Rcd Baldwin.
Frtsk Tobin and Earl Brncker win
tat the bulk Of the early receiving.
uskss new man Is obtained. Bald.
Va and Tobln both know the
Iague. and while It's not the best
mfr IN the circuit. Kiliefer IS con.
bdent that they will do until rein.
,orcementa arc obtained. Brucker.
d Three.I league product. looks good
now. particularly a. u hitter.
Killefer isn't worrying about his
lnfleld and ouifield-if tho battery
men hold up. the Indians arc set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
WASHINGTON VARSITY CREW LINEUP STILL REMAINS MYSTERY
Coach Gallon Shifts Men
About TO Get Best W Ork
Dow WaIling and AL Ulbrickson Putting Up Great
Race for Stroke Seat in First Varsity-Rolsnd
France Is Taking Care of No. 2 Job
BY JACK S. HoHENBERG

WITH the University Of Washington less than
w month off Coach Rusty Calow, Washington crew
COACH is in a quandary 10 who win be seated in the
varsity she'll Understand tho that Rusty is not hampeed
by lack of material He has too much and does not know
which men 10 choose.
The secret Of the whole thing is to get eight who
can work as unit behind heady strong men who
control their slides and make the boat ride smoothly thru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

The water. Ihatb what Rusty
wants and he's going to get
IL If he has TO shift big
Charlie Brown to coxswain.
In a workout held Saturday afisr.
noon. tho crew designated as the
second boat waltzed away from sIl
competitors while pulling a q Limit
stroke over the thres-mils distance
from Mount Baker 70 Madison
park. And that just goes 20 show
how much the coach knows about
who will be in his first boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
PROMOTER BIDS
FOR BIG FIGHT

Billy Hank. Memphis fight pro.
moter. has offered guarantee of
100000 for n Dempsey.F'lrpo or n
Dcmpsey.Glbbons fight to be staged
at MomphIs ON July I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

Jimmy Delaney. VINO meets Gene
Tunney Monday night. will fight
Floyd Johnson. Seattle heavy. at Yer,
non. CAL on April /. Tho MIL win
20 four rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
NINETEEN ARE IN cur PLAY

Cuba and Belgium hnve announced
their intentions OF competing for tho
Davis cup this year. The new entries
bring tho already swollen list to 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

MOBILE. Ala. March ls.--shocicr.
nanforth and Bayne held tho Mobile
Hears 20 } hiiE and the brown. won
their first exhibition game I 70 ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

to Seattle. Dell pitched some
highly effective ball in the
closing days of the 1923 race
and finished slightly above
the 800 mark in games won
and lost.
Jim BaEby Is another vcterks
who may fool tho boys aud girls
Bagby wasn't IN condition thr,isai
last years campaign aud in he
ono inning no pitched for scssile
last fan he looked terrible. Bat
he's going 70 he IN shape this ysar
and he IA stan a comparatively
young man and has los q good
baseball left yet. He has tho sisics'
delivery OF any pitcher 10 - this
league IN years lie win u given
a thoro trial by Killefsr. hagey
has lot OF freak stuff ard he has
been pitching a long fne and
kuotvg what ia All about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

vsAn Gregg say. that Art 0ri<rs was
the hardest rsxhthAnfsd hitter IN ths
league fer I. lsfthander 70 pitch 70. and
he's glad that the Silent slrEKsr II man
aging Omaha this scAson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

Lane, EIdrrd. Hohwsr and Shetland arc
the card hounds Of tbs club. You can
always tell Who Is winning By Eidrsd.
who Is keeper Of the crying room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

Dont be surprised n whsezer Dell
pitches tbs epeninE Ka-ns against los
Angeles. Hs'ii be ready. and Dell hns
been pitching openers for years. HnTFY
Gardner has usnaiiy drawn tbs assign
meat. hut has with the Portland Beavers
nov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

AUGUSTA. ca. March I5.--Nansrer
Ty Cobb ssat His Tigers thru two
hour batting and fielding arm. using ~
pitchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

Tho practice field here 70 In terrible
shar. The sidsilnes vhsTs the players
Usually play catch In warming up before
practice. are tern up. while the ortfisid
u too sncrt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

Abe Kemp. sporting editor o. the San
Franeiseo bulletin. was q visitor In camp
The other eay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
Diamond Dust

gAS FRANCISCO. March iTs--san
pfaneiseo took full revenge from Kansas
city yesterday Winning both games ef
dothis header. 6 70 I: and 20 .. evening
up tie series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

LAKELAND. Fla. March is,-Jbk To
diAns play the Cincinnati Tss.rffsrs TO-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

TED Baldwin reported In coed shape
and tbs young third saeksr expects a fat
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

IA sehaeht 1, winning favor as trainer
With tbs boys. Who say that Aiolf knows
~. business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
Camp Gossip

Prank Tobin pulled up With one Of the
early camp Injuries, lie was wrestling
with Kliiefrr ard fell On his throwing
ARIA hurting the elbow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March Hill
psercrT. hold oat pitcher. signed . new
contract making the Boston Red sox
squad contpltts. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

Bowman and Brady Of the newcomers
ri rixhkhAnsst. Will. oshorns sticks
frcm ths other side % the dish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

NYHTIEDALE. Cal. March iT.--Itos
Jgohsnn. ysuas Oak pitcher. famed eight
ara siianed three bits 80 ak innlhEr
thrrehy rndcarinE himself 20 the oak
land i,osass. while the team vas beating
"a gsleua Is 10 Q. yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

NEW ORLEANS, March 1ss--Itob Men-
sells arrival from California completed
the squad Of New York Nanka Isl train
inF here. Msussi has net signed his
/ contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17

NEW YORK. March ls.-Keinsssie-
q Charley Paddock. worlds champion
spslntsf. reported - eeEtain ~ vaq tnit-
"a Press several weeks ago. has been
approved ~ the Amateur Athistlc pnipn.
according 20 rumpr.
WITH the exception az Verne c. Lacey,
OF A. Louis. the Members OF The cotn-
mltses appointed 60 lHvsstiRAts and co1-
,tdsr uia charges made hEaint; Pad
docks AtaAfsur standing. have soied 20
restore him 10 good standing. y was
reported.
a. A. 4. officials aAid there ras neih-
Ing 80 report al present
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT FLAYS
KU KLUX KHAN,
(Prestor News Service)

PHILADELPHIA Pa, June II.
Following his dissertation on Prohi
bition, DR.. Nicholas Butler, President
of Columbia University, New York
City, has paid his respects to the K K
K, in language that cannot be misun
derstood.
''Those persons who persist in mani
Testing intolerance towards men and
women of a race, color or creed in
which they themselves do not believe,
are essentially uncivilized," said DR..
Butler, in letter of felicitation to the
Negro National Educational Congress.
which opened here last week.
"Those who would advance ciylllza
tion," DR.. Butler continued, must Ia
Dor in season and out Of season to re
sist and check that prosecuting 'tenden
cy, which is a mark of barbarism and
which now manifests itself in lynch
ing, now in prohibition and now in the
cowardly and unpatriotic activities III
the Ku Klux Klan. Every liberal will
wage war on this spirit of persecution
until q sound and truly liberal educa
ton drives it from the human heart"
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
NEW HOSPITAL.

Help us to get a new hospital. To
think of it $4,000 colored people in a
city with hospital which they can
call their own which can only accom-
modate 25 patients. No, no, no, we
will not stand for this but will come
together as loving race should DO
and give our little mites to either re-
build or purchase another site. Ii
every colored person in the city OF
Richmond would give $500 apiece VIC
could erect magnificent hospital
which would be credit to our race.
The committee in charge is very
much encouraged and it is believed
that they are going to receive checks
from every church in the city of.Ricn
nt nd. every business firm AMI ever,
organization. The committee will
flood the city with letters and it is b.
l,eved hat every we'll y, hiking wonlar
and man in the city with race pride
heart will give willingly. Remember
the beautiful words of our Lord He
said: "It is more blessed to give than
to receive" When the workers come
to your doors don't refuse them but
give willingly. They have buttons to
sell at a dollar each for adults and
twenty-five cents each for children.
They have cards which hold ten dollars
each and also votes which are being
sold by the agents at fifteen cents
each.
Let us give to everyone who comes
to us in the behalf Of the Sarah 6
Jones Memorial Hospital. Look at the
good that she has done in the past and
that she is doing in the present. You
can purchase your button at any of tho
doctors or ministers in our city. We
are asking that you will purchase
button at once and wear it in order
that you may advertise the campaign
We ask especially that the clubs and
organizations in the city will please
send a donation at once and a special
pledge to help put the proposition
over.
When this hospital is completed we
can say that it is a colored hospital
and not a white hospital that takes col
ored patients. We have the most won
derful Endorsements that any colored
campaign has had in the state of Vi''
ginia. The campaign will continue
throughout the month Of July We are
asking that every family in the city
of Richmond will purchase these but
tons at the earliest convenience for the
children as we'll as the grown people.
We have the most wonderful site in
view. which is appropriate for an in
stitution Of this kind. If there is a
man or woman in the city that be-
lieves in charitable work they should
be interested in this undertaking in
behalf of our own race. Let us all
join hands and work together in this
campaign and make it the grandest'
campaign that has ever been in the
state of Virginia. On the night that
these reports come in we expect for
this to be one Of the grandest jubilee
nights that has ever been held in the
city of Richmond by the colored peo-
pie. We are asking the public in gen
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
NELSON WILLIAMS, A. NJ. SPEAKS
Richmond, Va, June "a, 1872

Richmond, Va, June "a, 1924.
Editor Mitchell,
Your timely and terse editorials OF
last week, "a Remarkable Tribute"
and What Does 1t Mean?" should be
republished for emphasis on two OF
the most fundamental questions OF
the present day. One referring to the
dark blindness of Richmond as com
munity in recognition of efficient pub
lie service rendered by competent men
as in the case of Director Saville anu
many others in the past.
The other one strikes the top-root oi
the Negro's social and educational wei
fare in this country. Every Negro anu
white man in North America, who has
interest in the rise of Negro education
should read it again. If we knew the
truth we shall be free. Richmond
needs the truth right now. Negro edu-
Gators and schools need it also. RING
it out. We are both at home.
Yours with interest.
NELSON WILLIAMS, JR.
sol North Third 81.
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
SOME OF THEIR WANTS.

They want Ku Klux Klan inserted
for Know-Nothnig. The compromisers
are endeavoring to have mild censure
without mentioning the Ku Klux Klan
by name. GAP Smiths followers will
not agree to this and there hinges .
tale. If the anti-Ku Klux Klan ele-
ment is strong enough to have this
plank inserted. it will mean the
strengthening Of the Smith boom. The
situation in New York is such as to
cause the average Republican to smile
1t is also declared that with condem
nation of the Ku Klux Klan will come
a swing of the Negroes in the North
to the Democratic ticket.
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
KLAN AIDS NEGRO CHURCH.
preston News se-vice1

TRENTON, N. j., June '26.-Alarm
and Indignation which spread through
the congregation of st. Phillips Bapt-
ist Church, Negro house of worship
at Broad Street Park last night, when
a delegation of Klansmen entered in
the course of the service, changed to
astonishment when enc Of the i1trud,
ing band, announcing himself as "Mr,
Hobson, kleagle of Mercer county,
said the county khan had donated $50
zoo towards the church's building fund
In an address to the congregation,
this man denied the khan was antagon'
istic to Negroes. He said I'VE ask yoi,
to accept this contribution. to encour'
age Protestant Christianity among Ne
groes"
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
"CI. DEFINED BY
WITNESS.
preston ISews Service)

NEW YORK, June 24.-James
Thomas, a Negro, testifying yesterday
in General Sessions at the trial of two
Negroes on a charge of robbing him
of $500 two weeks ago tol Judge
Talley and she jury that there was y
difference between a clergyman" and
q minister of the gospel" as he de
scribed himself.
He said that an ordained clergyman
was man who rode on trains on q
clergy ticket, but that ministers OF
the gospel did not accept of such adj
vantages. :" 1t is not recorded whether
Thomas qualified as an expert Wit
ness or not.
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
ALLEGED AK WIELDER DENIED
CHANGE OF VENUE.
1

CUNNINGHAM, Ala. June 2S-A
motion for a change of venue for
Frank Owens charged with attacking
F. W. Warren and F. M. Hawkins,
with an ak and robbing them, was de-
MED by Judge Fort in Circuit Court
here Thursday. Attorneys for Owens
in the motion contended that the pub
lie mind is so inflamed in Birming
f;m by newspaper accounts of the aA
murders that fair tri;l cannct be
obtaicnd.
Owens, who according to officials,
has confessed the attack, entered a
plea CT rr guilty by reason or :nsaa
ity when the trial opened. His case
was set for two week ago but was
postponed when he injured himself in
a jump from the high window in the
court room.
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
APPEAL IS NOTED.

.As Attorney John G. Tilton, repre-
enting Mrs. Harrell made his prelim
Gnary remarks, laughter and means as
of persons on the verge OF "relig-
ious attack" were heard in the white
section. The case was stopped and all
spectators sent from the courtroom ex
cept officers, lawyers and newspaper
men.
Immediately after the decision of the
court, and appeal was noted and bond
was fixed at $500.
A telegram was received tod by
the police from St. Louis, Mo-, in
which was stated Mrs. Harren had no
police record in that city but Madden
was believed to be a race agitator.
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
COURTROOM CLEARED.

Just before the trial started and
soon after Mrs. Harrell had entered
the courtroom nearly fifty colored wo-
men leaped from their seats and start
ed shouting and yelling Amen" Po-
|licemen in court were ordered by JUS
tice Spindle to clear the room Of all
colored people.
When the colored people lined
Court Street on the east side, Justice
Spindle appealed to Fire Chief F. c..
Petty and Engine Company No. 9 was
ordered to stand by and pump wat
er on the crowd blocking the street j.
there should be any further demonstra
ton. Police then scattered the crowds
driving them off Court Street.
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS:

Rev, DR.. L. C Garland, pastor of
Union Baptist Church, who was con-
fined to his home last week, is able
to be out again.
Mr. Linwood Eggleston of Wash
ington, D. G. paid a flying visit 10
the city last Sunday.
Rev DR.. w. L. Ransome, pastor
First Baptist Church Of South Rich
mond. baptized 27 candidates last
Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
Miss Nathalia Binford, who under
went a painful operation at st.
Phillips Hospital, has returned to
her home, Ill East 18th Street,
Southside. az
Mr.. H. b. Claiborne left the city
last week for New York to spend
the summer. -.
Mr.. Charles H. Robinson, of 215
E. 18th Street is somewhat indis-
posed this week.
The Sarah G. Jones Memorial
Hospital drive is now in full swing.
Mr.. James M. Frayser is in charge.
A tag day has been scheduled and
it is hoped that much money will be
realized from this source.
Mrs. Mabel McCrea spent several
days in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. Julia H Dawson. She left
Thursday afternoon for home
The Weisberger Company is max
ing a run on Palm Beach suits at
$3.50. Hundreds Of suits have
been sold as result of the drive
and they are all finely tailored. Send
in your orders for what you want.
Parcel Post and express bring this
great emporium to YOUR door.
Rev. DR.. A. A. Graham, Of Phoe-
bus was in the city this week. He
is still suffering with his hand, but
is sow trying Chiropractic with good
results.
DR. Robins remedies will do what
he says they will do. Read the ad.
vertisement and get relief. That 100
in is one Of the most remarkable
remedies ever made in this country
and it acts almost instantly. You
will save both pain, time and money
by keeping bottle handy. Be sure
and ask for the one having full
strength.
DR.. Hayden is the "old standby"
His advertisement reads Like fairy
tale, but he has lived in Richmond
So long that thousands are ready to
testify as to the efficacy of his rem
edies.
Mr., James w Thompson is pulling
down the structure adjoining his
present residence at 104 w. Jackson
st. and will erect a new dwelling.
He has been in poor health, but is
Mrs. Thompson, who
was indisposed for so long a time
is now looking as we'll as ever she
did.
Mr. John A. Hines has completed
the improvements at the offices of
the Supreme Council, I. O. Of St.
Luke.
Direct information concerning
he Mechanics Savings Bank situa-
lion Will no doubt be available by
our next issue. Satisfactory arrange
ments are about completed
Miss Irma B. Denny has returne.
o the city after a very pleasant stay
If 3-weeks attending the Commence
nent Exercises of the West Virginia
Collegiate Institute and visiting
riends in other parts of the State of
West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio.
Williams Lodge, Elks now propose
o tear down the iron front porch
md erect one with porch portico
n open floor on top The base ball
lub played the fredericksburg
Irogs last Tuesday in that city and
oet out by score Of 13 to 3. They
aayed the peHitentiary team Wednes
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
A CORRECTION

!. zenobia Gilpin who made a week
4 trip 10 Richmond will not COM
tie her intsrnship in Freedman's
Rpital until October 1 1924. She re.
ped to Washington, D. c.. Sunday
esume her duties carrying with
st. James Gilpin Chambers. who
erwent an operation Tuesday. DR..
in passed the District Medical
rd with a high rating.
TheR completing her internship,
will return to Richmond and take
Va. State Board Examination
re she expects 10 practice her PRO-
lion.
Richmond planet., 1924-06-28
SISTER P. HARRELL IS
HHEAvlLY FINED IN
NORFOLK
Followers of Woman Evangelist
Create Near-Riot in Courtroom.

NORFOLK, Va, June 2e.-Squads
of police reserves and fireaen of En-
gine Company No. Q were massed
around police headquarters Friday to
control frenzied white and colored fol
lowers Of Mrs. Mabel HarreH, ,'eyange-
list" on trial for receiving compensa
tion for her healing" She was fined
$3.50 by Justice Spindle after an hour S
hearing. Her manager. Rev. Moses
Madden, colored was dismissed. Al
appeal was noted.