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Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

H. w. Carpenter, who gave $1O0,- 600 towards a Chinese department at Columbia, said it represented money he had saved by not using tobacco.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

George Voorhies, aged 12, of Chico, Cal, has three times equalled the course record, set by Walter Hagen, on the links of his home town.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

Members of church in Rushdon, England, made bets as to which ush- CT would finish his collection first and were publicly rebuked by the pastor.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

To give themselves more time for escape, three New York daylight hold up men carried their victims trousers with them after a robbery.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

Alice McDermett, aged 12, of Pleas ant Mont, Pa., killed with a club a vii cious wolf which attacked her in the woods near her home
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

E. F. Baker of Chicago and his wife are before the courts, both charged with bigamy.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

A Pennsylvanian picked up an h. dian tomahawk head with his auto- mobile tire near Pottstown.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

John Albright, 91-year-old hobo, left Escanaba, Mich, a few days ago to walk to Florida, where he expects to spend the balance of the winter.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

Miss Dorothy Webb, a Des Moines girl dislocated her hip while giving an exhibition of fancy dancing.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

Many a father who faces the prob by sixth-grade problems.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

Boots" a cat belonging to J. C.. Frestal of Montclaim, N J., bit off an inch of it's own tail while chasing it around in a circle.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

Thank goodness, the rum evil is ended. Rum is still evil, of course, but it's one drink you never see.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

Eastman Kodaks and Supplies at the Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

CAN USE A FEW MORE GUS TONERS AT THE o. K BARBER SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-06

al announcement also
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

Redman OF Washingtau, D. @. stopped
in the city Sunday aHd Monday, the
guest of Mrs. Kate Sogers.
Mrs. Hannah V. Mnz5 and Miss
Anna Redman had O'Clock dinner
Monday with Madana3 Rachel and
Cynthia Thompson
DR.. C. Il. stepSe5u, Of Baltimore
and Messrs. r. A. aud E0hu S. Step
teau. Of West Virginta left Saturday
for their homes after offending the
funeral OF their mother, Mrs Nc. j.
Stepteau. ........
Miss Beatrice Johnson is quite sick
at the home Of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Johnson il North
Wytheville.
The stepteau children take this
method OF extending thetr many
. thanks and deep appreciation 10 our
many friends for the many acts Of
kindness, the cars, :he beautiful floral
designs, shown as il this our recent
bereavement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
FAIR FISK BUBBLES OVER.

If Nashville, (Tenn.) reports concerning
Fisk University are true, and it is fact that
riot and disorder at Fair Fisk are being
prevented on'y by police reserves, who, it is
said were called out last week to quiet one
hundred university students who were en-
gagged in demonstration against the Pres
ident of Fisk, then it is time to take such
an inventory of the Races social and edu-
cational progress as has never before been
taken, with the resolution to put into effect
new courses and new standards. hoping to
eface such results as the press states have
recently occurred at Fisk. de collegiate par
ent Of Fisher, Dubois. Haynes. and score
or more of eminent Negroes. who have been
leading certain, elements Of de Race for the
past few years.
1t is public news. Of course. that Dr..
Mckenzie. President Of Fisk. has been I'm.
der FIRE for some time: d,at he has been a
target for the scathing pen Of one of our mil
liant leaders; that the Fisk organization
ha. been roundly criticised. and that it has
been alleged here and there that the mighty
Tennessee Negro University Is fast losing its
usefulness. We hold no brief for President
Mckenzie OF the Fisk Directorate; neither
do we extend any aid or comfort to the
critics who have 50 roundly cussed him and
his work during the past months. A search
ing inquiry by unbiased minds is apparently
the only action which may bring. the truth
20 light
But. in on. humble op;nisa. even q thought
Of rioh and mob rub. to Negro individuals
o. groups. from the youngest age Of index
standing to Old age aad seasfe deuea6a. be.
speaks trend Of tesrsism. II there i any
one ding which hoxd have burned deep
down IL the memories 4 American Negroes,
Il i tie nioaas asseatlasc q the call Of The
mob. 1t refreshes the recoliecdons Of our
father, and our grandfather Of years Of hos-
70. and nanslarshter.
Aid we conclude hat when college stu
dents of Fisk or any ,od.er institution ;waksh
ha, been dedicated b the eras.4e Of riotous,
ways, and in their stead. The assimilation Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
POOR LITTLE CUPID.

Poor Little Cupid has grown very careless
of late, and some of the results of his thought
lessness are swelling court blotters, throwing
the mantle Of gloom around The 6resides Of
the great white world, and otherwise dis
turbing the social strata Of numerous fortune
makers, to say nothing Of substracting from
the family safe certain alimony bonuses and
counsel fees. And This is all because Poor
Little Cupid has become so careless that FIRST
one Nordic and then another persists IN
crossing the racial line and allying his matri-
monial self with an African blonde or bru-
nette.
1t was quite exciting when Kip Rhine.
lander decided to love, honor, and cherish
colored girl Of pures, worth serene. Then
when the son Of late Congressman from
North Carolina took unto himself coiored
miss Of domestic inclinatons. alcoholism. IN
sanity and every other ilk Of distorted mental
poise was invoked to prove that the North
Carolina gallant knew not what he did. OF
course. annu!ment suits and divorce actions
have quickly followed in the wake Of Poor
Little Cupids darts. which not only punct.
ured but fairly annihilsted he racial
barriers Of sweethearts; but ardor along this
fne received rebuff in the Minnesota court,
when a sturdy Judge held that color differ
ence was no ground for annulment Of the
matrimonial bonds. And now. there's moth
ing but tears for the Nordic srooms. whose
family influences would Ike to give Poor
Little Cupid niney-nine yea. jail senteaeA
Someone has said Love VII End was".
and We know. Of course. bat tns was pat-
tally hue e~en amid he nneeseaa6oo lw,
Of he S.asy South But now ia. co!sfed
brides arc being awarded counsel fees, :be
sides DE right to exact heavy alimony fusds
ham dc wealthy wfltes-weA or heasss
a ss:s qcu.lkm;as with fear. fot our own BREIH
Rem. Who knows but ha, mose of'Sar
own misses who are BIT ove-bahaeed;by
business iacEnatoos rather than simon-psrS
love vii be On The outlook for heavy bAak,
rolls and luminous counsel fees. VEL, hs
high hne We were getting something Oft u
the game. anyway.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
NEW POLICY
A. F. OF L.

President William Green. new chieftain
of the American Federation Of Labor. is
quoted as saying that. within his organization
he will advocate "voluntarism" rather than
force. and whoA-hearted cooperation rather
than coercion. in order that affiliated orsani-
zaton. Of the A. F. Of L. may enjoy the
full benefits Of the parent body.
This is indeed an evolution which the Ne
gro subordinate unions all over he country
have been seeking. They want chance
for the Negro apprentice boy. They want
representation as well as taxation. They
want their artisans and even their semi
skilled and un-sElled workmen. who belong
to the A. F. Of L.. to go On the job full Of
the knowledge that the master body is behind
them in deeds as well as words.
Negro skilled workers have been too fire.
quently barred from the job. Too often have
certain trades been closed to them. and more
than once has the Negro apprentice boy
been estopped from acquiring trade which.
later in life. would have helped HIM and tfse
A. F. Of L.. ~ well.
If the A. F. Of L. means b stand BY IL
creed. with reinforcement Ct Wholesome
cooperation. tls Is god news to such Ne
gro labor as continues to keep a Abiding
faids in oegaaizodoa a. advocated By the AZ
F.. Ill As az example Of bbropegs By one
lone group. The Negro musical unions may Be
cited. and dlere IS no earthly reason why
every other union una. from the bod carriers
to paper hangers should not be developed
with similr s,sccsss- ~ M -: 80 i
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
REV. DIR. J. ". DUDGMY'S G&4AT
REVIVAL weNk.

Rev. J. ". Dudley. n D.. pastor
of Zion BaptiFt Chtrch. Ssuth Nlehr'
mond returned last woe& etora .Wastt'
lngton, D. c., where ss' conducted q
Ave. weeks revival. Two weeks were
spent at the Mt. Zisa baptist Church
Arlington. Va. Rev. D.. "a. Green.
uastDr and three Mseks With, the
Zion Baptist Church. WAsAiastsA. OF
which Rev. Dr.~W j. H&~aFt; Is
pastor.
As result Of the caapsisa. one
hundred persons professsNa religion {.
Rev. DR.. Howard paid h glowing
tribute to Rev. DR.. Duasey, declaring
his work to be the mss successful
during the 80 years as his psstorate'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

inImNable comedian. who has been
making chuckles for almost a half
century-"what price glory Is how
many inches high you are.
!. ALAS FOR HOPPER
THE hero rises to the right height.
He fills that mysterious apple Of the
eye. Too tall or too short and there
Is no hero"
AS for De Wolf Hopper himself.
he pushes UP past the hero range.
His length comes close to six feet
and inches four. Schipa. on tho
other hand. Is a perfect eye.full ot
what a hero should measure-just
an even six feet with possibly
fraction 10 spare.
mo one has ever fondled mo
against my will" says De Hopper.
I'm not Of the heroic girth and be.
sides no comedian could ever really
be hero.
RATHER BE FUNNY
Between the two roles. however.
think I prefer my funny side"
SO on goes the Eight and the !ittls
innocent aapper. stage-struck and
all, who started it. has never since
been seen.
Mrs. Schipa. Of course. has for.
given here. and. since Tito never
saw her before, all IS we'll and the
Schipa ship OF happiness sails on
But don't forget those inches. No
man is a hero to his valet. so it's
been said ..
Nor. 10 his inches either. ls the
popular parody on the wise sax
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
GARyEY's ENEMIES SCORE
HEAVILY,

MARCUS CARNEY is in the AtiaAt
&, Penitentiary and as result MS
esamies have scored heavily tie
virtually occupies a living tomb, but
ii win prove to be q restful period
fox him. Contrary to the general
cancellations, the United States Gov
er,ment Ia as careful in the man
,gsment of it's penal institutions az
it is of It's educational ones. Both
i,aavey and those who oppose him
81, more concerned as to what VIII
}a,ome Of him three years and
L .Af from now, when he wifi be freed
THAI they are about his present In
o,rv;srat,on. Under the Law. he nsSt
laaae HE United statss OF Anertcs
snf, cVnduct hs propaganda trsn
soss eAher part OF tbs Woaa ore
.uaassy from the West Indies.
usAer date Of February 10. xareus
Casyex isues Q trsaEed appeal fen
Atlsnts. Georgia to his followers. ae
i. determined that his followers ana
IN ,ae Who believe In him male
cesi,uot q campaign Of hate ssAiaf
DIV. p. B, Dubois and the Ma.
t,ossl, Association for the Advance
1oxst OF Coloscd People. He has
,nacunced the raising OF the BLACK
sas. 20 to speak. and under It his
oreAuization, known as the Universal
Nssro Improvement Association win
rally and fight. 80
This Ia the way in which he states
tn. case:
This idiots thought that they
could hunAiats me personally. sut
i, chat they are mistaken The mia.
u "A Of suf1ering are counted and
vb4n God and Africa come back and
assure out retribution these min-
IA rvs may multiply by thousands for
tho sinners. Our Arab and hiffian
friends will be ever vigilant, as the
rcsl of Africa and ourselves shall be.
81 assured that I planted well the
seed of Negro or black national1smi
which cannot be destroyed even by
tn. foul play that has been meted
O'!t to me.
Continue to pray for me and
ii ~ ever be true to- my trust. >
want you, the black peoples of the
world, to know that w. e. B. Dubois
1T that vicious Negro hating organ
i,lion known as the National Asso
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
WARNING TO
RACE PEOPLE

Don't take tha wrong package
When you ask for Dr.. Fred Pal
uar's Skin Whiterer Preparations,
be sure you get them. Don't le: ths
clerk hand you the wrong package.
Hundreds Of people have been de-
ceived, just because they failed ID
say DR.. FRED Palmer's. The o.
iginal DR.. Fred Palmer's Skia
Whitener Preparat ions hare
proven their merit, and when you
buy them you know you are getting
the best. Insist upon DR.. Fred Pa
mer's Skin Whiterer Preparations,
and take no substitute. For sale %
druggists carrying preparat-9Hs
demanded by race people. Free
samples will be sent if you wrisa
DR.. Fred Painer's Laboratories,
Dept. WI, Atlanta, Ca, anc en-
close &c for postage.-tAdv.)i
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

citation for the Advancement of Col
ored Peop.e are the greatest enemies
the back people have in the world.
****Don't allow them to fool you
wi h fine sounding press releases,
speeches and books; they are vipers
who have Planned W TIL others the
extinction of the black race.
My work is just begun. aud when
history of my suffering Is complete,
the fu ure generations Of Negroes
will have in their hands tue guide by
which they shall know the sins Of
the twentieth century. !, and I
know you, 100, believe in time, and
we shall wat patiently foe Two hun
dred years, if need be, 90 face our
enemies through our generations
This then is Marcus EarFey's de-
fiant remarks as he entered the gray
walls of the Atlanta Penitentiary.
Gandhi of India was imprisoned too
for several years, but LIE preached
the gospel of non-resistAuae Garvey
believes in not 'puttleg up tho
sword. He is fighting enemies both
from within and from without. Years
will bring to him mature thought
and discreet judgment, We fail to
understand just how lie has been
able to logically pronounce the
National Association for the Ad'
vancement Of Colored PeooLe, with
its white and colored membership, a
Negro hating organization,
However, he has LAID the founda-
ton for a greater sorga nisation and
he has sowed the seed ct discontent
among the black peouRea OF the
world. It may be the beginning OF
a social and physical revolution,
which will result in = assh between
the races. alongsids G which the
World War may be In tbs nature Of
q holiday. We hope al some future
time to analyze this subject from
many angles and to dra" coa0uI
sions, which will be Ia keeping with
the facts as they exist today.
We are still Of the shSaien that
the incarceration Of aarveg in a
prison will tend to msl,s a martyr Of
him and to create cbeatale Of IA
.natics In this and in otAer Countries
whose presence and action iwial over,
balance the benefits attaised by his
Our position has kesn aAd ID set
forth in the New Testament. Acts
5:38, SO verses:
Refrain from Theses GAea. aaA lot
them alone; for IL Mia csuasoa Or
this work Be Of mea. Il Wi csne to
naught:
bat il It be Of asa. 10 cannot
oysrthrox .it:;. Lat =hApay ve % 6s1Ad
even % fight aSat1f 0sG.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

passed. that while such things are
not particularly pleasing 10 a wife,
they are a part OF tho penalty one
must pay II one marr!es any out.
standing figure in the world Of
drama Of the world of music"
But De Wolf Hopper. famous
comedian OF the stage OF 40 years
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
BRODY BUS SERVl(aV ol,aassATES
EFFTCIM!rDy,

Brody's Yellow Blu. Ainc has been
rendering good service TO the Virgin
Ia Union basketball team ~ their re-
cent travels. Brody j.. located at the
Elks Home on Second street and
renders service to trasaijDg parties
with comfort, safety ana Quiclness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
VTHAT price glory?
W Ask ~. brothec. ask as'

WTHAT price glory: 49, 49,.
It's matter Of inches a.
they sta1d OH the hoof.
And or inches. too. are heroes
planted. rise. grow snd kisse0
Therefore the question q hand
which Is stirring Chicago artistic
sisclss Is precisely ;his'
"shA!l rant. rave o. DO slsd :hAi
my tnohas are not TOO rnShy: ~
merely estw.xt snd between 10 o.
'eap> the nsppers' Afternoons matinee
oscuAiery rI,sH?" .
ENTER THE FtAfPER
Sides 1a tha r:cat :ssIe havs soi
exactly eser axes. gu. the brant
Of hstt!s w"u.d seem 10 car,y over
10 re camrs &: TITO Seh.aa, whose
inchss arS ::is; enough. Ans u pr
I Wei Hepper, whose inches S:s teh
many.
S..laI>a. Internationally fanGHa
senskYG And Tenor witt, We .-ahtotsc
C,v:p ttssrh Co.. laInches u t!.s III
fes,.u. Ct inches n Ills stS:kfas .ess.
!; He car. a >up%th p!cture and AAi
voice 0: hts 6afs to t:.e estect.
VIII; such iniiuSstes to oeaf. hB
) idcG7:ne college aoppsr FELL apoE
! tne snnsrrd's nees his 9thsf we
{ n.ns $50 tefore size cou;a D: CO.
lsc'isd. s. had i!Dphntsd upoL HE
chsss ! rauge'l cupit'G bow imprint
',st & :uonsa,.
AND MRS. SCHIPA-!
:Naufal:y . crosa collected fci'
lowing me ! hnpstuons salutatiol.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
AN ANsoUIsaaasRr.

This d1od%H Hxtttst 00ot. 90
n. Monroe strSst b q as1 uazt - ~
Bsuttst Church,; TN z vWy Aeae
prcHaM. RSS. Y. q. ~ ta9e1k
iavres uhs psbfs aai k6 uae
erteuds to worship 01AdAg. FobeuaV
1sth, li:eH A. u III .e:ss e, =.
.6uaday Gchool. $50 z. e. aeg1sl
music, Ak are fasttee.
RHy. ". D, BAIGs Paltr.
-st-a ~
"a. BALL. UAk..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

safe, sane, Christian thought, turn back the
pages of Negro progress long enough to in
woke the spirit of instruction, based upon
the hue and cry platform of the mob, it is
indeed time to open season Of prayer, ask
ing for new guidance which we may apply
to our youth. >~<..5
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

Mrs. Ellen G. Holland, OF Roanoke
Va, after a weeks stay at the home
Of her cousin. Mrs z. w. Hebron,
left Tuesday for home.
SIS Edith Lee Chapman is con
fined to her bed this week with flu.
Mrs. Mary HIta Graen'ee has been
confined TO her bed for the past two
weeks with La Grippe;
Mr.. Charlie Thonps11, Of Yeager,
w. Va. was i .pIeasant,Yi5 to our
town last week, the guest Of mis-
mother, Mrs. Seunia Monroe.
:. -: .; - :.
Rev. :. G. W4Itams -=it Friday
night for HAMPTON Va He vas a
former pastor oi,.8=Ihs. 4. M. g.
Church, this city aui his many
friends we're glad ID sea him and
shake glad dadd3..,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

, TITO NEIIA. MsA sCH1PA
VITO PULLED The FLAppERS
HAIR AND LITTLE SCHI9A.
Aht Mr4- SSAfr.i, muse arst csrns
b AA4oia<fte, T,s aGncg the 5Gwa.
s Rubbing ~ tie csfsese &c hsf
own abe eeissss tkN asppss 's~At
the diminishisg Hns N hsf rof'sd
stocking length anc 0ther parts and
then snsuea n halr'saiuns match af
royal cather.
When 81 Yas all over said Nme
Antoinette. II am very sorry
reailze,f oow: that the incident has
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

SlTS. Il VI. ELEDLODJ ASohI}
WTTHEVLLLE, VA, February g.
VI. and Mrs. Garfield Jenkins, Of
PGuadeld, W. Va, spent the week IN
the city, ,tha guest Of Lira. Jennie
Monroe. ."......
Miss Willie Monroe left Saturday
night Tor Washington. D. Co. where
Sir. viii spend several months.
The remains Of Mrs elmer Bundy
Eassei through the city Saturday for
,Ga-ion, va. The funeral services
wa-a haid Sunday afternoon from
the M. B Church, Rev. Adams Off
c:attng Mrs. Bundy died Thursday
morning in Charleston Hospital after
an operation. She was. married five
yssrs ago to Mr.. Ryan Bundy. She
leaves o husband, two sisters and two
brothers to MOURN their: loss.
Mr. RYAN Bundg and Miss Anna
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

Have the Plane sen. to your al
iress for che yea. The cost is only "a
90 per year. It vii. aiG 4 Journal that
has served yoc t1l E&a-.y half cen-
fury. H., E- y;s,s-. T;s.4..'.-s
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14
WYTHEVIflLE ITEMS.

(Mrs. 4. NJ. Hebron, Agent}
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

Mr.. Ryan Bundy. and Miss Anna
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

Refrain from These sAea. and lot
them alone; for if Mia csuasol Or
this work Be Of mea. Il Wi cane to
Raught:
Pat if It be Of asa. 10 cannot
oysrthrex .it:;: Lat =hApay ve te fslAd
even % night axai1d I'D.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-14

AND MRS, sCHIPA-!
:Laulfal:y D cro%i collected fol.
lowing me !,npstuops salutation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24
PLAN LARGE HOTEL
ON BONEN'S ISLAND

A hotel with twelve or thirteen sto-
ries, comprising $50 rcems and roof
garden, is planned for Bowen's Isl.
and. -H - 5-,,'.
Changes in the original plan of con.
structing a hotel ten stories high and
with 200 rooms were announced Mon
day night following the arrival of
J. H. Smith, one of the members of
the Smith Brothers Development Com
pany, which owns the property at Viii
lita and st. Mary's street, where 1t
is proposed to build the new hotel.
The proposal to enlarge the plans
of the hotel was taken up at q meet
ing of the stockholders Of the develop
ing company Monday. As soon as fl
nal details can be worked out, it was
said, architects will be called in to
make plans and the exact size of the
building will be announced.
The proposed hotel, according to ten
tative plans, would front 145 feet on
st. Mary's street and run 1875 feet
deep on Villita street.
When construction of the new hotel
is definitely assured steps will be
taken to extend Villita street through
to Dwyer avenue, necessitating the
construction of another bridge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-24
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