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Jan. 3. To Evelyn Teets,
clerical work .......... 75 90
Jan. 5. To Hrs. j. C. Rem
ninger, treasurer for
county nurse ..... 500 90
Jan. Z. To VIM. r. Offutt,
States Attorneys eX-
penses ........... 66 %
Jan. I. To L. W. Harman,
road work ....... 81 92
Jan. I. To Gallon Iron
Works, culvert pipe. 10 10
Jan. Z. To Oakland Hard
ware & Furniture Com
pany, supplies . % 55
Jan. Z. To Lawton Auto
& Electric Company,
lamp for Jail. "a
Jan. 7. To Oakland Hard
ware & Furniture Com
pany, supplies for Jail. 20 90
Jan. 7. To G. A. Fraley &
Son, supplies for Jail. GA 25
Jan. T. To Meyer & Thai
heimer, office supplies. 16 25
Jan. 7. To S. w. Bittin-
ger, road work ...... Is 90
Jan. 7. To Lloyd Kamp,
road work ..........i. 40 25
Jan. Z. To Geo. w. Gar
s,,nrlio, 100 no
r,,, r ~. D NJ, iVA o0
ply, road work. ...... At 65
} IL. :. To Frank Vodo-
pivec, one-half work on
DOdson road ....... SO So
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taking Elsie Bethel to
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ATTORNEYS, FEES

u I . OIN-N T. 7 = I 7 -I-tI
" torney To- % 1928 .......... 800 Co
Julius c. Renninger, 3 l-2
misdemeanors ......... II 90
David A. Robb, 1 misde-
meanOr .............. w
Z. R. Jones, 1-2 misde-
meanors, 1-2 felony. II 80
Fred. A. Thayer, IL fel-
ony, l 1-2 misdemeanOrs II %
Matthews & Naylor, l fel-
Ony ...........,....'' ~ w
Total .............. S1,862 80
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COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE
A. L. Lee, County Treas
urer .................. S3,423 80
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CONTINGENT FUND

IJL9.
May 8. To the Mayor and
Council of Kitzmiller,
special appropriation. $500 90
May 10. To John Wright,
for two tractors. ....... 994 so
July /. To Mary f. Notes,
for washing towels. 49,. l 25
July 8. To B. F. Turney,
for road work. ...... 3S 90
July 7. To Joe Ash, road
July 8, To S. f. Bowman,
July .. T 70 c. c. Mason,
July 9. To VIM. R. Ofutt,
States Attorney, eX-
pense ............. 3S 40
July 8. To Oakland Hard
ware & Furniture Com
pany, supplies .... 18 40
July 9. To T. D. Junkins,
road work ..... 81 so
July 9. To D. NJ. Dixon &
Co., dynamite ..... 80 rs
July 9. To Lawton Auto
& Electric Co., supplies 8 95
July 8. To c. H. Brown
ing. gasoline ..... 19 so
July 9. To C. S. Davis &
Son, gas range for Jail 100 90
July 9. To Earl Teats,
work ............ 8 5S
July 9. To Vida Getty,
expense ............ SO 81
July Q. To Leslie B. Sharp
less, auto hire ..... 10 25
July 9. To Clarence Nick
low, auto hire ...... II 90
July 8. To George Bowser rs
July 9. To d. w. Tasker,
board for prisoners. . 20
July 3. To DR.. Thos. B.
Crittendon services rem
dered paupers ....... 10 90
July 9. To Geo. w. Zeigler
Machinery Co., repairs. 29 76
July 8. To Jasper Guard,
vital statistics ..... 90
July 8. To n. j. Miller,
moving tractor .. IL 20
July 9. To The c. &. P.
Telephone Company, for
June service ..... % 20
July g. Austin Western
Road Machinery Com
pany, grader .... 245 90
July 9. To L. W. Harman,
repairs for grader. . 3 90
July 9. To Pritts Brothers,
auto hire .,........ 8 90
July 9. To H. Weber &
= Sons Company, flowers
for Court House lawn. S5 90
July 9. To Orval NJ. Mey-
ers, road work. .... so 90
July 9. To T. O. White,
ndullnG | w
July 9. To Carroll Patti
son, road work. ...... 17S 20
July g. To G. A. Fraley &
Son, supplies ........ 80 90
July 8. To Edwana Rook. 10 90
July 9. To Gallon Iron
Works, for grader. .... 496 90
July 9. To w. g. Meyers,
for freight, stamps. etc. p IS
July u. To Alice Smith,
tax paid in error. 8 32
July u. To ". w. Savage,
repairing road ........ 800 90
July 49, To Union Trust
road funds ........... 80 90
July %. To F. L. Walter,
moving roller ........ "a 20
July 26. To John T. O'Bri-
en-, new road work. -. 12O 75
July 81. To John Ream,
road work ........ 120 Is
Aug. l. To w. G. Meyers,
extra Office work. ..... 100 90
Aug. i. To S. l.. Otto, re-
pairs for road machine II 81
Aug. 4. To r. w. Moo
NAV. road work. ..... 80 SO
Aug. 4. To Asa Dixon. 500 So
Aug. 4. To Jonas Broad
water, building crib .... 225 90
Aug. 4. To Raymond Sines,
road work ............ 80 90
Aug. 4. To Mary f. Notes
washing towels ........ 25
Aug. 4. To Katherine
Shank, tax paid in error 10 10
Aug. H. To w. G. Meyers,
freight, etc. .......... 20 G7
Aug. 5. To Ray f. Cogley,
repairs at Jail. ....... 68 60
Aug. 6. To The c. & P.
T1D1s,boDe Tnv,,,,a,,,, far
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VITAL STATISTICS

Total .................. Sl9o rs
WITNESSES BEFORE JUSTICES
Estimate to pay same for the
year 1925 ............ S75 OO
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CONTINGENT FUND
Contingent fund ........ S13 COS 20
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CORPORATIONS

CORPORAIlONS
Mayor and Council of Oak
land ................. S1,OC
Mayor and Council of Deer
Park ........... -
Mayor and Council of Loeb
Lynn Heights ...... 10
Mayor and Council Of
FriendsYille ......... 81
Mayor and Council of kitz-
miller ....... .......... 0O
Mayor and Council Of Acct
dent ............. Ia
Mayor and Council of
Grantsville ....... 10
Community of Mountain
Lake Park. k.......... "a
Total ............ 1926
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MAGISTRATES FEES
George B. Brown, District
No. Is .................. IS 40
CONSTABLES' FEES
Andrew Shartzer, District
No. IA ................. S29 IS
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COMMISSIONERS LEVY
1924.
April Is. By levy estimate $1,000 90
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CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
f. Z. Tower, use Garrett .oo -
National Bank. .......... 81 ,0O0 W
E. T. Tower. Clerk, balance 51l 70
Total ................. $1,511 rs
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COURT FUND
Estimate to pay September
and December Terms,
1924, and March and Juae
Terms, 1925 .,.,..... S
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ORPHANS COURT

ORPHANS COURT
Estimate to pay judges. .... $15G SO
E. D. Friend, Register OF
Wills ................... PIG Is
Total .................. S733 II
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Total
$3.50 90

MARYLAND TRAINING SCHOOL
1924.
April Is. By levy estimate. $500 90
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and lexas The expert says thal the av-
erage total expenditure of sol LILO for co..
ored families is less than half Of similar
average of 81 .436,00 for white families, and
thus struck terror into our hearts lest ouf
BRETHREN down home were underfed
and physical weaklings. Our grief was
turned to JOY. however, when We found out
that of The $6ll.l0 expended yearly per
family, 53.5 per cent went for bread and
meat, ETC., as against only 44.0 per cent
which the whites expended for food. In
clothing costs the colored families ran neck
and neck with the whites, the respective per-
cen:ages being Us and w, illustrating
the advantage Of being able, in some instances
to spend your money where you will.
In rents, the whites were proportionate'y
in the lead. with 81 per cent as against o.
for our group Necessity, you know, is first
cousin to lection, and down home there exists
the policy Of keeping Negroes in their
places. Otherwise. we are confident that
the rent item would make higher grade.
Our group was moderate in their purchase
Ct parlor suites, pianos and other home COM
forts, reducing this percentage OF the expense
budget to Il as against 20 for the whites
IN the maintenance Of health expenses paid
to physicians and nurses, our hnsmen were
per cent flat with the whites, according -
Prot. Kirkpatrick. who thus exploded the
allegation hat coiored people have careless
health habits.
Last, but not least, Prof Kirkpatrick dis
covered that coIored families, who were
steadily allottine 2.3 per cent of their budget
For insurance of life and limb, compared with
% for .he whites, are virtually on a parity
with the latter group, bespeaking consevatl'e
pride and marked evasion of the potterS
field. And we venture to say. In closns'
that if Prof. Kirkpatrick had taken the time
to measure uhe space occupied by the re,
,pective families, which is probably about
ore half for our group Of what it is tor the
white group, he would have discovered, we
are sure, that their, low cost of living is
biqh as that of the whites, and higher. PEI
haps.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02

THE RESIGNATION of President
f. A. Mckenzie as President of Fisk
University is a happy solution of a
very embarrassing situation. His
duties terminate at the end of this
scholastic term and he has been voted
a vacation with one years pay after
thar time. The selection of sue
cessor will be, most delicate task in
view of the causes, which hava
brought about this state of affairs
President Mckenzie has done great
work nj Nashville and deserves much
credit for what he has accomplished
for the institution.
In the exercise Of zsal in one di-
recti0n, he leaned too far backward
in anu her and as a result his days
OF usefulness to this great education
al centre were at an end. We hope
that all parties to the controversy
will now unite in a common effort
To restore the school to its forma"
plane Of educational pristine Splen-
dor and unite in singing the advice
given by General U. S. Grant at the
close of the Civil War. Let us have
peace"
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DEAN MILLER AND &.
HIS CRITICS.

Our good friend, Dean Kelly Miller, u
Howard University, recentlf braved modern
ism long enough 10 call gentle woman back
10 the children, the church, and the home.
The thoughtful dean in the spirit OF meton-
omy used the word Kitchen symbolizing,
we presume, home and household duties
and admonished our ladies to be modest IN
attire, lovers of the 6reside, and evaders OF
race suicide, all Of which seems to have
iolted the equaimty Of our esteemed friend
ia. Rogers, The Critic, who. in his
ABLY written comments in this months Mes
senger" proceeds to take the Dean mildly
to task for daring to suggest tina. substance
should take precedence over form in the
ideals Of every woman.
Critic Rogers intimates that Dean Miller
is one hundred per cent pessimist for want
ing 20 wave noble woman back to the days
of real kisses and kiddies He hgurativey
refers 10 the intellectual gap between the
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PORTERS IN THE AIR.

According to the Associated Press,
(white) the Pullman Company. builders Of
de luxe paror cars and coaches for the great
trunk line carriers Of the United States. is
about to embark il the enterprise of building
de luxe aerial equipment for use in a contem-
plated commercial travellers air line service,
soon to be inaueurated by several aeroplane
companies Cushioned aerial compartments.
commodiousy appointed. and not unlike the
dlvaned bay windows Of the Ritz Carlton
or Hotel PENNSYLVANIA, are to be offered to
aerial travellers to whom the Twentieth Cen
Jury Limited or the Knickerbocker Express
are merely snails.
And" says the A. P. these Pullman
compartments for aeroplanes are 10 be
manned by Negro porters, to be taken troln
the Pullman service. And when we read
those lines We knew that there was some
hing wrong in Denmark Negro Porters in
The air! We know. of course, of Lieut..
Julian, daredevil aeriaist and parochut-
jumper, who is qualified for Pullman air
service, but who makes dollar minute
giving thrills to the public. And after loot-
ing over his record, we deved into the Negro
Year Book fo~ notations of the BRETH-
REN'S exploits as deep sea divers and
aviators No, rot one Then we remem-
bered granddad's oft-repeated statement that
a BROTHER is happier when his feet are
en- the ground; and RICH, away we resolved
10 bet our block of Liberty Life stock againt
one 6rst-class ticket from Memphis to Little
Rock that the Pullman Porters in the air
service-to-be will be of purest white, serene.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02

Negro man and the Negro woman, and
gauges the discrepancy by showing that in
Who's Who" one colored woman is listed
as against sixty-four colored men; whereas
among the whites there is listed one woman
co. every sixteen men. The temptation to
intervene in the brief discussion of so abb
sorbing topic is so great that We are quite
unable to resist the impulse Hence, with
apologies to the worthy penmen, we are
making these few observations
Whether to bear and rear or NOT to
bear and rear" Riddles is not the true ques-
ton of womanho6d in its generic interpreta-
ton. Whether knickers and bobbed hair
are womanly embellishments is quite imma-
terial. Whether or not there's ever single
feminine name in Who's Who" is of slight
concern in he bona 6de province Ct woman
in this globe. Woman is the beautiful re-
finer Of crude man lest he be eternally lon--
some, she was sent into his midst to solace
and comfort him. She is the smoothing
veneer of life, the peaceful arbiter Of ugy,
passions and the sedative of sex antipathi-s.
Such characteristics are not those Of modern
ism, which is high powered and commercial
istc And if her influence brings about the
results above described. it is merely inciden:-
al that she is in the kitchen or in Who's
Whc'. But when she loses that vision vol
unfairly or by the pressure Of man, be she
in the kitchen or amongst The intellectuas Of
the world, she has traded her birthnght for
mess Of pottage.
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guished soldier signed the armistlce
and he has before him the task OF
carrying out the provisions of tho
Versailles Treaty, many of which ne
has more than once declared to be
impossible of fulfillment.
He can be relied upon to do all
that he says he will, but beyond tLat
sdeponent sayeth not. He will have
behind him the practically solid
backing OF the German people with
the exception of the Communists,
who do not believe in any Govern
ment. It is foregone conclusion
that the Allies not only respect him,
but that they fear him and that many
demands and propositions that have
been and would be repeated to those
who preceded him. will not even be
mentioned in the consultations that
are to follow.
7. is better so. We believe that
this great German soldier will coun-
eel peace. both ut home and abroad
nj that he will in good faith point
gu. the best way to secure it, The
dav of the parading OF little men
with little minds" seems to have
PASSED IN the new Germany, which
i now appearing upon the held Oh
.eaceful action.
i
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02
A STORY OF PROGRESS.

We have raised. with less than 800
contributing communicates more than
SIS. COO. have not sold one oyster or
charged a penny at the doors since
| have been in the ministry l nave
been so poor that I could not go 200
miles to see my sick wife. Yet l
have never married an unbeliever to
a believer. I preach that Christians
should not be unequally yoked with
unbelievers in secret orders Masons,
Odd Fellows, Pythians or what-not;
and as much as l honor and respect
the. achievements of you, Mrs. Walk
er. maintain that it is unscriptural
for Christian people to take oath of
fellowship in common yoke with
unbe levers.
Is that seeking popularity? l
preached that it is just as sinful for
y Christian 20 smoke as it is for an
unbe lever &c drink. Is that seeking
popularity? I advise against Christ
ians going in business with an I'M
believer. | have done this for seven
years. Is this the road to popular
ity? | will not marry divorced
person to another, no matter what
is the cause for the divorce. l have
refused to join a man and woman
together in wedlock when there is
difference of from 40 to so years in
their ages. The Bible speaks against
it. Does that show that I am seek
ing popularity?
YET 1 am accused by so-called
minister of the gospel of being an
imitator. of putting Richmond to
shame. l have prayed for and CO.
Continued en- page 81
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EMOTION OVERRULED"


Some absorbing events are taking place
in the Courts. In Ohio, the Supreme Court
has Just overruled writ Of certiorari lnvolv
ing the Woodlawn rural school, case regard
ing he segregation of Negro pupils in the
lower grades. 1t is stated in the record that
the writ was sought upon the ground OF gen.
eral public interest "a ground which it is
said the Court refused to recognize. In the
United States Supreme Court, the so-called
Curtis case involving contract estopplng
colored peop9e from purchasing certain re-
stricted property, is pending for argument,
upon appeal. In New York, several cases
are pending ngolving the lard-headed reill<-
al Of two or three ignorant whites who persist
in ignoring the Levy Bill, which provides
penalties for discrimination against colored
people in pubic places.
Appeals, that is to say, appeals from court
to court have done more to procure civil
rights for colored people than any other step.
In all the celebrated cases involving Negroes,
the al-important question has been 10 make
the appeal upon the right grounds; forta
court Of record cannot consider matter de
hors (outside) of the record; and motion
based upon untenable grounds is usually
overruled. Contractual constitutional, and
other questions of public interest are often
appealable upon the same grounds; then.
again, he who Appeals from different elements
of different phases Of law growing out OF the
same base.
One of the first cases ever placed upon
the docke. of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, regarding Jim Crow cars. never
came to trial upon merits. because of errors
of form and procedure which estopped the
further consideration Of the case. In other
courts friendly judges have wept inwardly
because some Negro litigant who had good
case came up on appeal in erroneous sub.
stance. fom, Or grounds. The question OF
segregated schools in the Safe of Ohio
which has civil rights Jaw, is an all-import-
ant ore. Its principles date back to the
Berea College (Kentucky) case, long since
passed upon by the u. S. Supreme Court
but upon entirely different grounds than those
existing in Ohio. x
IS to be hoped that appeal will be take
ard the question Of segregation IN Ohlo :
echo, s,.sem wiped out forever. Llkewls :,
the Curtis case in Washington, involving
restricting covenants against Negroes, touch
cs upon certain civil rights which are openly
given to all American citizens. save the black
man. l. is then the ardent duty and pea,-
Ire Of counsel to 90 the limit Of the law, both
nast and present in presenting these cases >
tie country's highest tribunals. That they
will do so faithfully and with deep sense
Of pride, upon rhe proper grounds, elimlnat-
;rg from possible advent the decision Mo-
ton Overruled' is not only our hope but
our sincere belief.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02

THE ELECTION of Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg last Sunday to the
Presidency of the German Republic.
brings the Allies in general and
France in particular, face to face
with the same monarchical forces
that they confronted at the last bat
tie of the World War. This distin-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02
AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Goodwill Baptist Church. 40
y. Monroe street is a new unit to the
BAPTIST Church. with a very broad
program. Rev. ". B. Ra |. pastor
invites the public and his MANY
friends to worship Sunday, May
3rd. 1880 A. NJ. and $50 P. M.
Communion, FRS Sundays, P. M.
Sunday school. $3.50 P. M. Special
music. All are invited.
REV w. p. BALL. Pastor.
r. BALL, Clerk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02

returned from Rockford, ILL.,, where
thev spent Friday and Saturday OF
the past week in the dedlcatlng OF
4 Household.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Gordon, for
merry of 50 w. 95th Street, have
erected beautiful store and i've
room co tage on the rear lot at
95th Street near state Street where
they will do business and reside.
Mr.. Gordon is a director of The
Py ramid Building and Loan Assocla-
ton and active in the welfare OF
Liiydale.
Mrs. Cora B. Giddens, who under
went serious operation several
weeks ago at Post Graduate Hospital
has been removed to her home, 1914
Calume; Avenue, where she is con-
valescing.
The Joint Building Association, of
L. B. F. and S. NJ. \. of which j.
B. Street is president, is pushing
every effort and energy to have head
quarters at the time of the coming
of the State Grand Lodge to be held
in Chicago next August.
NJ. T. Bailey, of The Bailey Realty
Company. 1888 S. State Street, with
the assistance of several business
men, is busily engaged in the open
ing up of new subdivision where
enough space will be taken over TO
accommodate hundreds Of families,
thus relieving the congestion in the
city and help to reduce the high
rents.
The big anniversary exercises given
under the auspices of the 1925
Marching Club of FIT. Dearborn
Lodge, No. A and the FIT. Dearborn
Lodge Band at the beautiful West
side auditorium on April 18th, was
a huge success and the exalted ruler
James C. Martin; president of the
marching cub, James M. Brooks
and others are all elated over the
outcome of the entertainment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02
LOW COST OF LIVING.

Prof. E. L. Kirkpatrick (white) expert
agricultural economist, has made his official
report upon the living costs Of families Of
selected localities Of Kentucky, Tennessee
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02

JORDAN is A hard road to
travel. but it is no harder than
some OF these roads in Virginia that
We have to travel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02

MANY MEN deceive many women
into marrying them and are in turn
deceived by the women, whom they
think they have deceived
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02

SOME WOMEN want all the rights
of men. but do not want all of the
responsibilities.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-02

THERE Is ONE thing about HeaV'.
en-; no one will be required to leave
after he gets there.
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DR.. HATCHER DEF|ES
CONTINUED from Page u

trable ice; beyond this, God knows
what. The sun and other heavenly
bodies are lights in the armament,
circling over the earth with the polo
star as a center.