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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-16
WYTHEvILLE ITEMS.
(By Ethyl NJ. Hebron)

WYTHEvILLE, VA, May 49,
The Odd Fellows and Ruth had their
annual sermon preached Sunday at
the Baptist Church, Rev. L. B. Aus
tin, the pastor preached an excellent
sermon to large congregation.
Mrs Carrie Collier and son, Harold
o. Rural Retreat spent Thursday in
the city the guest of Mrs. o. B. Glib
son.
Mrs. Lizzie T. Johnson spent the
week end with her daughter in East
Wytheville, Mrs. Adam Songer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Pinkard at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Sims in
Ivanhoe on Friday.
Rev. T. w. Hebron is home from
North Fork, w. W.. visiting his
family this week. He preached in
Rural Retreat Sunday, all day.
Be sure to read The Planet.
Miss Evelyn Johnson, of Baltimore
was in the city last week in the
interest Of The Afro American.
Mrs. Gladys Hairston and Miss
Elizabeth Sirt and Mrs. Mamie
Sayles spent the week in Roanoke
shopping.
Mrs. E. M. Hebron and children,
Miss Marie Chapman, Mr.. Garland
Chapman motored to Rural Retreat
Sunday night and attended services
at the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Eta E. Shelley Of Columbus,
0. left Saturday for home, after
spending two months visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Phoebe Gibson has been quite
sick for the past week, but is better.
at this writing. ...... .... -.
Mrs. Lulu Russell and children,
Misses Mary, Mamie and Matte,
Mr.. Vester Russell were the guest OF
Mrs. E. M. Hebron last Thursday.
They had been out on a fishing trip.
Messrs. George Mcmillan and
Willard Laws, of Northfork. w. Va,
were the guest of Rev. T. W. Hebron
Sunday. They returned to their
home Monday. They claimed that
the roads of Southwest Virginia are
really worth riding over. Come
again boys.
The mothers day program given at
the NJ. E. Church Monday night was
a success. The speeches and songs
were excellently rendered. The re-
freshments were plentiful and appe-
tizing.
1t pays to- tell the truth, though IT
pains you. If you don't believe IL
does, Just ask certain Doctor.
Don't throw stoues, my friend, you
may have glass window In your
private home.
Every Negro should read a race
paper and pay for it. Don't you
tn NIX so?
The Planet has championed your
cause for years. 1t stands for you.
Why not read ID.
Yes. Doctor, the Hon. Booker L.
Washington made mark by earn
est and intelligent effort. Do So II
you can.
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THALHIMER BROS. BANQUET !
EMPLOYEES AT WALTZ DREAM

Thalhimer Brothers Inc. Associa'
ton entertained their colored en-
ployees and their friends at Waltz
Dream Academy on Tuesday evening
May 5, 1925, from to 1 A. M.
The following program was rem
dered: Selection bp Sam Johnson's
Orchestra; remarks, Mr.. Irwin May;
Glassophone selection. Mr.. Samuel
Johnson; address, Mr.. E. A. Adams.
Members of the Association present
were: Mrs. Amanda Mcintyre, Mrs.
Missouri Jones, Miss Lillian Johnson,
Mrs. Dorothy Ford, Mrs. Ethel Wo-
ten. Mrs. Victori Fountain, Messrs.
entine, Oscar Winston, Henry Scott,
Solomon Wells, Ed. West, John Val
Walter Hill, Curtis Pride, Hamilton
Moon, Perry Winfree, Bailey Wren,
Lawrence Johnson, James Pelham,
Norris Pelham, Douglass Gray, Sam
Johnson, Walter Jones, John Harper.
During intermission refreshments
were served to the members and
their friends. All left in the wee
sma' hours after having spent a
lovely evening.
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Was cured Of very bad cas'
Rheumatism by two bottles OF
J. Hayden's wonderful Herb Med
cine. after suffering Q long time WITH
the dreadful disease. was unahs
to move hand or foot, and ''ter
mad taken three doses Of the ~eH
'cina vas able to get out Of ~
bed and walk across the dor snd
,nly two bottles Of the medicine h's
made me perfectly well man 'n
wary respect cannot give M l.
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70 has done for me have sent
manv orker suffering ones TO hin
and they have also gotter cured Nv
iynehtar vas siso cured of Rheims
tism and Indigestion by L. J. Hay
len'- Herb NJ ,dic'nes at No 220 W
Broad Street. Richmond. Va. re-
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Nc g-es'sst zeal hers OF the sicS
IN earth Respectfully.
J. D. TAYLOR.
st1s &c Grace St.. Richmond. W
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Ubis UWeek
(By Ernest Rice Mckinney
preston News Serv:.ce.)

or physics is supposed to
arrive at a different
point from that at which
the white boy arrives.
A Negro girl digging her
way through the intri-
cacies of harmony, tone
color and Interpretation
is not supposed to end
up with a desire to play
only the works of Bee
thoven and the other
masters.
There will be no peace
n our colleges presided
over by white men until
they dedicate themselves
to the principle that the
Negro youth, who is
ambitious enough to go
to college, has the same
aspirations, the same
frailties, the same ca.
pacity and the same
ideals as has the white
youth in college. They
must be treated the
same, instructed the
same and inspired to the
same ends. Any white
man who cannot do this
is a failure before he
starts. 1t will not be
long before such a man
will be in difficulty
with the students or
faculty and his resfgna-
ton will soon be on its
way to the trustees.
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lars in our recent rally

The Nightingale Glee Club Of Full.
ton will go on an extended trip to
several points in the North the latter
part of June coming. Let all of
Fulton boost for them by crying,
"Hurrah! Hurrah!"
Tomorrow we expect to have q
great time at Union Level Baptist
Church. Rev. W. A. Parham, one
of the former pastors Of the church
will serve all day. Communion in
the afternoon. Come out.
The Rev. w. l.. Tuck was installed
as pastor of the First Baptist Church
Bermuda Hundreds last week. The
following divines officiated during
the service: DR.. o. B. Simms, Revs.
r.. H. Moody, J. r. Vaughn, G.. w.
Coleman and A. Spratley.
In sad but loving remembrance OF
my father, Anderson Jefferson, who
departed this life the 21st of May,
1919-six years ago.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY his son, G. B. Jefferson.
If you have any clothes to be
cleaned and pressed, bring or call
Randolph 5954-J, The Rosary Clean.
ing and Pressing Works, Gilman
near Denny streets, Fulton. Fred.
Johnson, proprietor; Rev. c. B.
Jefferson, manager.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-16

NJ, A. Norrell, chairman Of the
local committee on the entertainment
of the Grand Lodge of Elks which,
meets in Richmond during the last
week in August, has been notified by
j. Finley Wilson, Grand Exalted
Ruler of the National Body, that the
Grand Lodge Committee on investi-
cation of conditions in Convention
Cities will come to Richmond on
May oath and 25th to ascertain what
preparations have been made for the
August Convention.
The committee is headed by Col.
Henry Lincoln johnson, of Atlanta,
Ga. The other members Of the COM
mittee are, Charles j.. Pickett, Of
Philadelphia, Pa; William H. Smith,
of Baltimore, Md. and G. TIFFANY
Toliver of Roanoke, Va. A similar
committee is appointed at each years
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A RELEASE Of mine
on "Jim- Crow" school.
has been attacked, as
sailed and hammered II
an unsigned article the
West Virginia Clarion
published at Blueield
/ presume that this ar
ticle was written by the
editor. The gentleman
says that I am all wrong
He says. in effect, that
.Iim-Crow schools are al
right.
1.-THE controversy In
Pennsylvania between
Negroes about separate
schools Is no concern OF
ours, says this editor .
This means that the vel
fare of Negroes in anoth'
er State lis no concern OF
the Negroes in West
Virginia. I don't believe
that the intelligent Ne
groes of West Virginia
hold this opinion. ]
don't believe that any
Negro with good sense
anywhere would hold to
the belief that what
happens to Negroes else.
where is aside from his
interest or concern. ]
don't believe it for the
reason that it is not
true. What concerns a
Negro in Pennsylvania
concerns Negroes in ev-
cry other State. and vice
versa. All thinking Ne
groes know this. these
latter days. For the
others there are night
schools. books, maya
zines and lecture pro-
grams.
After this lapse the
editor brings in some
thing into the discussion
that 1 never said or did.
He says, but when Mr..
Mckinney m a k es a
thrust at Negroes from
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-16

Richmond. Va July 8. 1919.
A perfect cure has been effetted
Nv L. Hayden's Pure Herb Medi'
cines After waiting thirteen years
and 1--WE not suffered from the
horn ibi. disea-e. Gravel. ! desire TO
make statement to l. J Hayden
Thirteen years ago twelve leading
physicians OF my city treated me tor
Kidney trouble and gravel without
the desired benefit These doctors
advised me tn be operated or ~ that
was the only chance for me was
advised to go and get some OF l.. i
Haydens Herb Medicip" and try be
tore being operated OF. did go.
and In twenty four hours after using
his medicines passed at least
half dozen gravel some as big ss
Iarge pea Since that time | have
not suffered with the gravel.
highly recommend Z Haydens
medicine to 81! suffering humanity
am. A. PAGE.
I Auburn Ave-. Richmond w
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-16
THE WONDER OF THE PRESENT
AGE

For years it has been the desire of
the better class of colored people to
have beautiful hair and with this end
in view have tried all kinds Of Hot
Comb preparations, and while their
hair became straight, it was stiff and
unsightly.
Now, with Cleopatra you use no
hot combs and your hair becomes
long, soft and silky. with just enough
wave to- be beautiful.
After using Cleopatra for a short
while you can dress your hair in
any style most becoming.
Cleopatra does exactly as we say.
Cleopatra is not an experiment, but
is the result of long and careful
scientific study Of the hair and scalp
of cOlored people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-16

y
Avery NC Kenzie has,
handed his resignation
to the trustees of Fisk
University. This was to
be expected, was newt
able and was the proper
thing for Mr.. Mckenzie
to do. Any man who
cannot run a modern
university without tho
necessity Of calling in
the police to stop a dis
turbance, should get out
and give some modern
Intelligent individual a
chance.
1 do not mean that
police should not be
called if there is actual
riot, but / do mean that
the one at the head OF
the institution should
have foresight, sympathy
intelligence and under
standing enough to keep
any such emergency
from arising.
l fear that Mr.. Nc
Kenzie fell a victim to
the Miles Of Thomas
Jesse Jones and that
large group of whites in
this country who have
decided that the Negro
must he educated, but
not too rapidly and too
we'll. I fear, also, that
he had come under the
seductive influences OF
the Nashville Chamber
of Commerce of which
trade body he was, an
active)member. Y
Either or both Of these
influences would have
caused Mr.. Mckenzie to
act just as he is reported
to have done. That is,
UNLESS he possessed a
larger dose of FAIR
MINDEDNESS and real
DEMOCRACY than most
white men.
The Negro youth OF
this country are, rapidly
learning that PASSIV'
ITY gets one N o.
WHERE. They have had
it demonstrated to them
that DOLLARS and
BULLE rs rule the
world. They have exper'
fenced the fact that the
meek do not inherit the
earth, that the wearing
Of a crown in the future
does not compensate for
a lack of certain oppor'
tunities and advantages
offered by this sordid old
world today.
It seems that Mr.. Nc
Kenzie was attempting
to run q. medieval uni
versity in a modern age
with modern young men
and women in attend
ance. He and those who
think like him, must
feel that the young Ne
gro today is made OF
different clay from the
young white man or
woman who seeks edu-
cation in the white
schools. They either feel
this way or they are of
the opinion that this
young Negro should not
have the same sort OF
training. experience and
opportunity that t h e
white youth have.
To this group a Negro
boy studying sociology
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-16

the South and brands
all who foster separate
schools as fools, inno-
cents and scoundrels. :"
I made no such thrust at
Negroes from the South
nor did I brand them
all as fools, innocents or
scoundrels. I did say
1.-THE innocents abroad
are Negroes from the
South who have been
used to the separate
school and who don't
feel right without
schools Of our own
And I say again, with
stronger emphasis if
possible, that this agita-
ton for JIM CROW
SCHOOLS is FOSTER
ED in the NORTH by
NEGROES FROM THE
SOUTH. albeit without
malice aforethought and
Northern Negroes who
have daughters for whom
they want jobs and
scoundrels Of the North
who want to be on the
Board Of Education, who
want to get in on some
petty school graft or
district school politics.
The editor further
suggests that distribu'
y. ton Of my weekly
prattle" to Negro papers
Is a jim-crow PROPOSE
ton. He asks why Nc
Kinney does not contend
for distribution Of his
superior wisdom by the
white papers,? I don't
feel that this question
of the irate and con-
fused editor calls for
any comment whatever.
| However, It needs to be
said that even though
the West Virginia Clar'
ION may be a jim-crow
proposition / do not feel
that the other Negro
sditors look at their pa
pers in such light. But
I am willing to take this
editors definition OF
himself and his publica-
ton.
! Later on in his TRADE
and with full heat A
HEAD, the editor asks
permission of the ,''breth
rem of the Fourth Es'
tate" to- call me a damn
fool. He says that In
his State they have sep
arate schools and many
other things that Ne
groes Of the North would
do we'll to possess.
It is interesting to note
that this editor does
not discuss the question
Of separate or mixed
schools at all. He only
discusses Mckinney. In
no instance does he give
the readers. who paw for
news and opinion Of his
paper, anything to think
about. anything to en-
tighten them or one iota
of information about
schools and educational
systems. He does not
quote from my article
and give them a chance
to judge for themselves.
He simply stages a bur-
lesque show and proves
that my classification
was correct-at least for
a part of our group
Fools, Innocents, Scoun'
drels.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-16

Mr.. Henry Neal, the well-known
employee of Mr.. A. D. Price, is now
in Sarah G. Jones Memorial Hospital
undergoing treatment. He hopes to
be home again shortly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-16

The Elks hereabouts know about
the advantages of w. T. Gray's au-
torlobile accessories department at
8 W. Leigh street. 1t is those who
are coming here that need informa-.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-16

ton. When you have tire troubles
or any other trouble with your car
call at Gray's and get the relief need
ed. Once a patron always a patron,
If you can reach his place of business
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AS you know, the hair is tube
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once this skin is destroyed the hair
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and those who have tried this method
know to their sorrow We speak the
truth. MI
Evening star., 1925-09-30

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The
"Kresge Spirit
e.remplifed at the
Palais Royal Banquet
Saturday Euening
SM/M zSG
Saturday evening at the City
CLUB over sir hundred Executives
and Co-Workers of the Polais Roy
al were given "set-toeefher" ban
quef. at 1Ohich Mr.. S. S. Kresse
acas the guest of honor.
anyone Uho attended that ban.
qnet and did NOT come ayay from
it thoroughly imbued with the
kresge Spirit 1Oould, in tOar par.
lance, be placed in the hard.boiied
class.
Many reasons haze been ad-
vdnced for success, but ,chen one
sees an outstanding success in the
business World, there is olways.
aiOay back, a sound fundamental
reason. To those people who are
associated in the Palais Royal, one
of the units of the Kresee Depart
ment Stores, the reason for Mr..
kreSses astonishing success is verp
apparent.
A the banquet Mr.. kresse. in
quiet brief w0y, sketched for
those present, an outline of his life,
an inspiration in itself to all
those Who wonder sometimes if
it is possible TO begin at the bottom
NJ l., I1II
reach the f0b.
Mr.. kreSge'S moffo-the founda.
tion on lVhich he builds his business
enterprises, is "Courfesy and Ser.
vice." These too things he stressed
as those ,Chich all ,Cho ,cere 0sso.
ciated ,Cith him must render to
the public. a smiling face and
sincere desire to help are other
requisites of service TO customers
smiles not upon the surface but
straight from the heart. and it isn't
hard for the organization to smile
and be confenfed, and pass on the
smiles and desire to help, when
such spirit prevails throughout
the sfore-engendered BY the er-
ample set BY him.
Mr.. kresge came down from
New York and brought ,Cifh him
several of his associates, just to be
present at this banquet and to min
gle avith the co.w0rkers Of the Pa
lais Royal and get personally ac-
Qudinfed aCifh them.
1t is this Kresge Spirit which
has made the business of the P0lois
Royal 90 ahead. BY leaps and
bounds since it became one of the
units Of the Kresge Department
Stores, and it is this spirit ,chich
aCiH continue to greet the customers
-,Chich make it friendly store
and one uhich ,CiH strive through
every one of its ncorkers TO reach
out and be of Seruice to everyone
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