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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-03-21
ELORIDA'S WHIPPING BOSS"
ON ANOTHER MURDER CHARGE
(rreston News Servicel

CROSS CITY FLA, March 1S.-
Evidently T. w. Higginbotham, the
notorious whipping boss of the
Putnam Lumber Company. did not
learn lesson from the humiliating
experiences and wide publicity given
him in connection with the death of
Martin w. Talbert. a white youth,
alleged to have been caused by beat
irgs administered by Brute" Hlg-
ginbotham, who is to face charges of
murder in connection with the recent
death of Lewis Barker, who is al
legged to have been the victim of the
"Brute's" lash
1t is said that Barker has been
missing since October, 1924 and re-
Gently his skeleton was found on the
property of the Putnam Lumber Com
pany. Hsgginbotham is alleged to
have severely beaten Barker several
times early in October.
Higginbotham was convicted I'D
1923 on a charge of second degree
murder and sentenced to 20 years in
the penitentiary. He appealed the
case and was granted new trial and
was subsequently released pending a
new trial. Followig the finding Of
the skeleton Of Barker the whipping
boss was arrested and granted his
liberty again on a 100000 bond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-03-21
UNION N-HARTsH0RN IN
BIG DRIVE THIS WEEK

Richmond colored people this week
and next are being asked to give
S5O,00O to Virginia Union University
and Hartshorn Memorial College as
Their part of building and endow-
ment fund of $500, 900. Negroes
throughout the State will be asked
for an additional $50,000 and later
white friends for 100000. The
general education board of the Bap-
tist Church will then give these
schools 100000 more, bringing the
entire amount to the 100000 needed
Because Negroes are to be asked to
give only 100000 of the sum sought
the campaign committee selected "5
fo, |" as the slogan for the appeal.
A campaign organization has been
completed. which is combing every
nook and corner of the city because,
as off.tials have pointed out, 1t is
absolutely essential for the colored
people to raise their part of the fund.
Give Negroes self-sacrificing, FAR
seeing, industrious, upright. thought
fully trained leaders and the race
will work out it's own future, Rev
w. T. Johnson, D. D., president OF
the board of trustees, declared.
Two dormitories, one for girls and
one for boys, and science hall are
badly needed, DR.. Wfaliam j. Clark,
president of the university, stated.
The present enrolment is nearly 700
students, 200 more than have been
graduated from Hartshorn since it's
beginning 46 years ago.
A short time ago, Virginia Union
Um versity was recognized by the
state board as standard four year
college and it is the only place IN
Virginia where colored youth can re-
ceive any college education or train
ing that will prepare him to teach in
colored high schools, DR.. Clark
pointed out.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-03-21
John Mitchell Wins
Appeal i'm Supreme
Court Of Virginia
Granted New Trial by Decision
Of High Court-Error on
Several Grounds
Fraud is Not Shown Opinion OF 7rIbu'
nal Holds Record Fails to Prove
False Entries.

John Mitchell, Jr., convicted in the
Hastings Court of false and fraudul-
ent entries with intent To defraud
the Mechanics Savings Bank, will
have new trial, the Supreme Court
Of Appeals today reversing his case
On several grounds.
The original indictment against
Mitchell contained eighteen counts.
These were reduced TO three On
motion to quash, two of these,
charging larceny of s1s 900, were
eliminated leaving the matter Of the
entries to be determined by the jury.
The appellate court today held
that having charged that the entries
were false and fraudulent it was
necessary for the commonwealth to
prove this and that on the face of
the record there was failure of proof
on this point. 1t was also held,
among other things, that the trial
courts instruction on the weight Of
character evidence was erroneous.
(Richmond, News Leader, Mar. 19)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-03-21
STAUNTON MASONS
CARRY GRAND LODGE
OF VA. INTO COURT

STAUNTON, VA, March 1z-With
the door literally closed in their
faces, nine men sought today to have
it reopened by the City Corporation
Court as the outgrowth Of mandate
of tho Grand Lodge of Masons in
Virginia. suspending them from
'nemtel ship IN the local lodge for
\ rre 10 comply with a duly enacted
ilw &C that fra+ernal society.
luz R. S. Ker heard the pleas of
the meN through their counsel, set
ting W he CON ention that the order
of THE Grand Lodge was invalid. and
will hand down decision at later
date. 80.
Complainants in the suit against
the local lodge and the Grand Lodge
at Richmond are: DR. S. L. Scott,
A. C. Mabrey, L. c. Jones, John
Oh Ids, Coleman Jackson, Noah Brown
F.. B. Wilson, Edmund Scott and
Frank Brown.
Some months ago the Grand Lodge
passed a law directing that members
of subord ,nate lodges take out an
endowment policy, payable at death
to their widows and orphans. Ap-
proximately one years grace was
granted for compliance with the or
der. which terminated early in
December.
The complainG refused to abide
by the Grand Lodges directi,n on
the ground that the law was invalid.
hut when they learned the local
lodge had shut them out ipso facto
and refused to recognize their prev
ious good standing. they resorted to
the court to reinstate them.
Counsel for the pla ntiffs based his
fight for their reinstatement ON the
same grounds which the complainants
refused to comply with the mandate,
that it was invalid.
The action was demurred by coun-
sci for the lodges, setting up the
contention that civil court has no
jurisdiction in the matter, there beng
no civil rights involved, and the only
question presented being, purely
social or fraternal right and matter
of internal management of the lodge.
1t was contended that the court had
no Jurisdiction.
A large number of spectators were
present to hear the case as it was
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-03-21
In MemcEiam
FIRED IN HIS OWN MOUTH.

WILLIAMS-In memory of my
beloved son, John Williams, who died
nine years ago. March Is, 1915:
l sit ofttimes lone and weary,
After the toll of the day,
Thinking Of my darling boy
Who is far, far away.
Called in the bloom of manhood.
Just in the prime Of life,
Away from this world Of sorrow
To the land where all is bright.
The stars are dimly shining
Upon the lonely grave,
Where sleepeth without waking,
One we loved but could not save.
Sufferings are over,
Trials are done: >.
Rest in Heaven
Until mother comes.
His mother,
MRS PEARL WILLIAMS,
Ais Williamsburg Ave.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-03-21
WILL DISCUSS NEGRO
At SPRING HISTORY
CONFAB At DURHAM
SCHOLARS OF BOTH RACES
SCHOLARS OF BOTH RACES TO
MEET AT DURHAM, n. G.

Under the auspices of the Assoc a
ton of the Association for the Study
os Negro Life and History, students
and teachers from all parts of the
country will meet in a Spring Con-
ference at Durham, North Carolina.
on the first and second of April to
discuss the Negro. The day sessions
will be held at the Durham State
Teachers College and the evening
sess ions at the White Rock Baptist
Church. Schools. clubs and cooper
alive organizations from various parts
of the country will be represented.
What has been done in these fields
will be reviewed and plans for fur
ther efforts VIII be worked out and
put into execution.
The speakers will be representative
of both races. There will appear
Professor w. X. Boyd Of Duke Uni
versity to speak on The Negro in
Durham Professor William T. La
Prade of the same institution to de-
liver an address ON the Negro Be
fore the Civil Mar lnfssSor ] r:
Hawkins to emph te import,
ance of the Past OF the Negro, and
Professor R. H. Taylor of the Uni
yersity of North Carolina to give a
resume of plantation Economy.
A special session, at which Mr.. w.
A. Robinson will deliver the opening
address, will be devoted to the teach
ing of Negro History. Professor D.
NJ. Jarnagin Of the State Colored
Normal School will read paper on
Valid Claims for Teaching Negro
History. Mr.. N. c.. Newbold, head
of the Department of Negro Educa-
tion in North Carolina, will follow
with appropriate remarks.
The morning session Of the first
day will be devoted to a discussion
of the present social and economic
condit on Of the Negro. Professor T.
E. Mckinney of the Agricultural and
Technical College will read paper
on "Our Uniting Forces" and DR..
r. C. Brown of the North Carolina
Mutual Life Insurance Company will
enlarge upon the present status or
the Negro.
The Conference will close with the
evening session of the second day,
when Dean w. S. Turner Of Shaw
University WI deliver an address on
"The Development of Negro Leader
ship" and DR.. c. e.. Woodson will
speak on the Negro in History:
DR.. James E. Shepard, president OF
the Durham State Teachers College,
IS doing everything possible to Hd"er-
tise the meeting and to MAKE TIC
visitors comfortable. Professor E
Smith. Dr.. James B. Dudley. Dr.. 9
G.. Atkins and President Frank "riF
are giving the effort their co"alal CO.
operation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-03-21
DIR sKIPwITH's GREAT WORK.

Rev. DR.. w. H. Skipw.th, the
great national evangelist concluded
his revival services at the Moore st.
Baptist Church last Sunday night
The church was packed and hundreds
were turned away. He spoke On the
subject. Where Is Thy Brother?'
He was warmly congratulated by
those who heard him.
There were 154 conversions during
the meetings. There is an under
current here among the people to To-
cate DR. Skipwith in this city
permanently and many are hoping
that he can so conform his engage
ments as tol be able to comply with
the wishes of a large number of his
admirers. who desire to have the
benefit of his weekly deliverances.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-03-21
GENERAL OFFICERS WILL VISIT
SALVATION ARMY HERE.

Brigadier General William Barrett
the Divisional Commander of the Po-
tomac Division OF the Salvation Army
accompanied by Adiutant George
Rose, Divisional Young Peoples Sec
retary, will VISIT the Colored Branch
of the work in this city on Sunday,
March 22nd. at 1:30 P. M.
The General will deliver a stirring
address on the work of the Army in
the Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Captain Chisholm, who has been la
boring IN the city for nearly five
years kindly asks the cooperation of
one and all by their presence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-03-21
MISS HALLE 0. BROWN
SPEAKS HERE SUNDAY

Miss Halle Q. Brown Will deliver
an address Sunday, March %, $3.50
P. M. at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church. Interesting program will
be presented, with excellent music.
Prominent men and women in all
walks of life will honor Miss Brown
with their presence.
Miss Brown has travelled extensive
ly abroad and in this country. At
present she is the Honorary Presi-
dent of the N. A. C. w. Clubs and
In charge of Republican activities
among Negro women, having directed
successfully that department in the
past campaign.
Music by the University Glee Club,
Prof. w. H. A. Booker, director.
Mrs. o. B. Stokes is chairman Of
this great occasion.