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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-23
How Picture Was Taken

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Putnam patriot., 1926-07-23
PUTNAM MANS AIRPLANE EXPLOIT

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
PREto sA vYDAVAJt TAX
lGNoHE vDovY?

Statistika ukazuje, ze vdovy
maid 8 rlnoho lepsie vyhliadky
ma vydaj mex starsie dievky. Mad
t5mto So rosdsalpje Y pripise jed
nsmu 6asopisn zaslanom ista star
1iaa sleana aV 40f rok och -nazyyya-
u ma starou pannotl, zatyrn 60
lena m6Jlo veku, ktora stratila
mnSa, ~ mlada ydova. Pkeco slo-
boap4 dSma = 40 Tskoch \ mems
viac w hliadok na vyda5 kym
vdpvR tskeho veku este l'ahko
'saids mul 1 N o OdpovedA jsjj pro-
ffaoe - W aclogie Dorothy Dix
saoTia 70 ~ tjka icb ut 'ahu
& "A sko oycs TAX eao
q nM barana, tal& 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
~ NoUNogrow 11s KE q 10 ENsK MpYIN4

Z 4 Z 5
mlN shl hl,adava voss ssknto0nQ pflE
sinu pfft azlivosti zeny kfora M
.iiedcn raz muza bola hasla, ktora
mu ju tc1s, robi aiadtcnou. Tento.
Istadovy pud m6zemc & po7orovat
pri mnEoeh ma kaSdoin plesc.I
Dicyka, kt0ra nnoho tancl, byval
lsstale stale viac obklopovaAa,
f5gm ina ,prayc talk pckna, ozdo-'
BNie steny len pteto, sc ncnapad.
10 Malnefnn mlizovii uclnit zaeia-l
| tok 4 vyzYat' ju < tancu. Gin Wac
Ectitel OK dcyca ma, ty1n wac m',-j
gov 81 5ela, abyssa ! i1ou ozehilo.'
Tdova tFsamfuie ma starou pan.
non, pretoSe ma vassin zk1senost !
" iednanf ! muzom Mala W mu-
"a. a .i znalcom man6elstya, kdez-
to, stara panna je len, d;letantom.
vdova vie starem,l ii1ladencovi
danpv ukaaat' vabnytn a Stub.
nSSn, pripravuiiaa mu teple mic-
sto, pr larbe, poIfillsajic mu OBJ
/ l'ahene pokrmy Privetivost 'ou
syojon priptita no 4 sebe. Pozna
tajnt zelanla, slabosti a rozmary
silncisieho pohlavia, vie zalicho-I
tit sa Hpanu tyorstya'''. visi ma
ieho, lstach, poslhclla no pozor-
ne q smeje sa vd'acne jeho vti-.
pom, vie sa mu prisp6sobit'. To
vsetlxo je nemozne q starej pan
ny, ktora ma vel mi malo pocho-
penia pre- muza. (Keby mala, uz
by sa bola vydala Kroma toho
vie tmuz ze vdova dayno pochova-
la svoje dievcenske sny nehl a.
:da y .muzoyi Wac ideal obetavo-
sti, mtilrosti a SLY Vdova dav-,
no poznala, ze manzeia sd bytosti
$ chybami q len riedky1n cnost a.
mi, ze ich mllsi brat SO tsetkymi
ich nedostatkami prednost ami
a predsa milovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

ne vyvIhcuane ma Eagle Mliekui,
nez ma usetkyich ostatnyeh for
fna<h uncle pripra'vovanych po-
tralvin dohromady.
lNecxperimentrite $ vasim. die
.t'aa'om dSvanim mnl take. potnar
w, o ktorcj pochybuicte. Bordc.
Dovo Eagle Mlieko je prirodze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

non potravou pre- koiencov, lebo
ono nedbsahui inc, nea diste
mlicko a Eisty eatlsor. Nieto ziad-
nei pochybnosti sohl 1adnc icho q
stoty aldbo jdfns znanneniltvch w
sledkov. LekarEspdporditaf Eagle
Nilieko tisacim tisfcihn det 'om,
lstorf boly zakEpatene a Il podlyy-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
Ncdhtn mu jul! hovoril i

r. 49, 81 Sts W.
Terazs " r4suraiem, We u
Eskono zblaznie "A anielsko,f kra.
'tsMl, dobrJtou a detskou ndSin'
nost'on Trehkinou. Ano, rom.
miea. We'd ia som tnuz. To il
boj rsidi "a ktasu a blaaenost
Ale Wit 'a1om som ia. A Aeprepu.
stimf ma svoiu blazenost
Prez,al ii lisfiny. Citil ohfom.
nj chut K praci.
Teda zajtra 50 budemc s min
BIT. Ale prcco?
Aada heb,fdc toho ami treba. u.
raIzka nepadla. Ale preto... Side
sa mn to poucenie.
Ami saboj no nerozcul'oval.
Dychtive siahol po celom svaz-
knTlistfn. Skoro ami nezbadal, ze
50 dvcrc otvorily.
Jeho osvietenost', pan "a.
pan! - oznamoval taiomnlk.
Servus! - vtrhol gT6f.
- No?
- Proslm ia ma stvrt 'hodinku,
Ano. Pre- til vderaj jsiu vec... Ne
.vcdel som spat'... Prcmyslcl som
81 vsetko.
- To bolo zbytocne povelal
unayeno predseda.
Ale, prosim TIA, ito ME je
celkom tax. Ty 81 veera nieco po-
vedal. Ako 81 to len povedal? A
zda 81 nemyslis, ze sa budeme v
kazdom druhom roku duelovat 2
TAX nejako 81 to povedal. PRAY
da9
- No a? &
- Mas pravdu, Gabor.
Ny obaia sme vazni l'udia. Ma
me vynikajdee postavenie, memo,
,vychovu... Nie3im SINE povinni se-
be a krajine, nemyslis, Gabor9
- Bojis sa sdboja9 - pytal sd
$ posmesnym hnevom predseda.
Il - Zartujes, Gabor, pravda9 -
smial lsa nasilne gr5f. - Nal som
dvadsat'dva duelov. Poznam /
tvoju sabl'u. Me o tomto je red.
Ale ia afera... Ny sa nesmieme.. /.
Go ncsmieme? - zreval mnz
lplne bez seba.
Ny sa nesmieme pre- zenu...
pre- lasku... my sme vazni l'udia..
ME ie d6stojn6... ja... ja, Gabor...t
ia sa zriekam...
r--- Coho 7 - dychtil muz.
- Ireninej ruky... ia nechcem
znicit' tvoje St 'astie. Rozpravaj4]
me sa otvorene, lprimne, s l'ud-
skou Responsibilities 'ou a pria-
tel sky. ia ME som potulny ry-
tier. nina boll srdce, ale...
- Ale?
= Ale, zriekam sa Ireny. !.
- Nechces ,ju2 = -reval "a
lychsane smrtel''nle bledy, O.
mdlievajlc hnevom. ,@
Neeakal ami ma odpoved',, W.
skocil, vybehol iiradu. Wal
kloblk a. letel domov.,
Cestou ako. sialeny hovoril 81 "
sebe 4fX4
- Nechce Irenu.
Irena Y zltom hodvabnom zupa-
ne, $ ruEovymi, horiaeimi llcami
ukladala nieco v sal6ne pri kvet-
nikoch: bola povd'acna Bohu,
muEovi, sebe, ze sa ocistila v je-
dinej, ozastnej a veSnej mansel-
skej laske. Ked' m,l6 vbehol, W
krikom vypustila 2 rlk kvetnfk.
- Pre-, Boha, co sa stale?
- Bestia !! zavyl predseda
=. Won odyialto! 4
{ .Gabor!
Won odtial'to, Won 2 mojho
do1nnal
Gabor! .
Won odtial'to! Tvoj mile
nee, Dol u NINA. u ia nechce...
Bestia 81! Won odtial'to! Bola 81
jeho miNnkon!
"A vyhnal ju domu.
PREto sA vYDAvAJt TAX
lGNoHt vDovY7
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
%ll oltiltol
Napisal: 4ii1sll sstAyi.

TINA. Go jc tot lnokedy, ked prl-
Mel domov Y lesku ziaril cely byt.
TAX prasne prichadzal kaady den,
ze anislen pat mindt nehorelo ma
darpo .elcktricke svetlo. hozrel 81
hodinky.
Pol dcviatej... Ejha, Go t to
! so mnou9s Ako sa mi to- mohlD
stat'f
Zastavil sa, tato neprcsnost' no
lplnc zmiatla. Inokedy prave. de-
yiatu ODDLY hodiny Dominikanov,
ked prisiSl K branc. o takom ca
Sc no uz yeeera cakala ma stole.
Irena stala uz vo dveraeh jedal-
no nahnnla cello k bozku. Po-
tom 81 sadli, jedi a pri lahodke
lpreberah denna udalosti atd'. Ka-
ady deb TAX isto. A teraz este ne
ihori svetlo.
Nemohli sice predvidat', ze
dnes vcasSie pridem. o pol shodi-
ny som prisiel skorej.
Skoro So vratil.,
Co 81 mann po6at' S touto pol
hodinou? spytal sa iizkostlive
sam seba. Vytiahol kl'dc vre.
cka.
Uz je to jedno. Bude aspon
vel'ke prekvapenie.
Vopchal kl'de. Nesiel. Zatriasol
dyermi. Chodba vydala nal'akan1
ozvenu, ale kl'ne sa mu jednako
nepodarilo sdostat' nasilne dnu.
CO je to9 Aida sa nieeo zle-
no prihodilo7
zazvona. Cakal. Naraz zaziari-
10 elektficke svetlo. Zjavila sa
chyzna. q
.Ie5isi!
Predseda zachmlrenc vstdpil.
Preto sa zl'akla. TITO aprost4 ce-
liadkas Ale bAl osvel'a pysnejsi;
nez BY 81 Dol poysimnul dusernu
naladu dier6at'a.
Poberal sa do saa6na, zkadial'
slabe ruzove svetlo prenikalo do
dennei izby.
Nepozrel som 81 dobre ho-i
dinky krieal omluvene. 49, Co
'ete ma to, Trenkai Prisiel
SOM Q pol hodiny skorej.
Evoril dvere sal6na.
Ah... servus, vital, po-|
zlravil zmatene. lena vyskocila
krv jej vbehla do tvari.
co je tebouf
Servris klanal sa host ze-
min.
AXE st 'astie...
T ~ - 7 - Z
No, st''astic ie ma moiej stra-
nP...
0bidvaja mnEovia citili, ze ho-
roria hlnposti . prezradzujl sa.
Jsden, 5e necakal muza, dfuhy,
ze je rozhorSeny.
Mnz Dol predsedom sddnej sto-I
lice, a host bols mladym zupa-I
nom. ObidvAia sa nedAvno do
stall 2 Pesti. Prvej predseaa, po-.
tom nllady gr6f. Predseda s. ma
pajeda, ked' mladeho gt6fa w
menovali "a zupana. Preco prSve
jeho9 "A preco pfave sem ]? Gr6f
Dol synom ministra vojny. "a
znpana, vyslaneckeho satase, kon-
zula mohol ist' hocikam a kedy
len chrel. A gr6f pride prave
sem... Hoci...
Hoci pre- Irenu uz mali ras
vel'mi vaznu sferu. Pred dvoma
rokmi. Irena spievala v opere.
Grdf jei dvoril. Pomerf Me. Ire
na bola ieho snibenicou- Ale
gr6f 81 jn n&padne bezociue do
byval. Predseda, vtedy este ~
stnpca hlavnsho Stitneho fisku-
ka ho i prorokoval. L'ahke sab
le. II dc vysilenia... Ma . gr6f
pE4re "a Irenou Siel na vidiek.
D. Hned % inStslacii noy6ho ~
I,ana predeeda podal ziadost' .
prslp vybayenie meskl . Su-
PHI s1f u Y I, jsAo saa6ue.
u sslpencvial. II B.
sse Z spytal e ostro.
a II odpos
Prs; I \ aa I ! al.s yybpcAol ;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

Tive. Eagle Ilieko sa snadno tro-
vi je bezpeaSe q spoil 'ahlivf ma
lxrmenie kojen6gy.
Citaitc pozorne tieto tlanly
kaad5 tyzden 4 odAaqajte 81 ich
pre- pripadn6 upotrcbenie bn.
d1cnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

leC W 4SlE
- Irena nadSene pozrela hore
ako ma nebesa.
- Oh!
- Vezme tai "a zenu?
= Nepochyb6em.
T,da -doHrc. NrM, ia odi-
dem.
| 4 predscda paztil sa Won.
lena. tfasdc sa, poponahl ala
50 "a him.
X Ram ides uabor9
- PRED.
- kans
=. NeyisEn. Nemozem tu ostat
40 noe. H.
- Prc5o iiea
- Eh, hlLpost'.
- Ides do hotela9
= Pravdapodobne.
L'utujem t'a.
= Ale preto 81 ma vedela okla
mat.
- Prissham. .-.-.
- Kaada sena prisaha.
Nebola som jeho.
- q i
Ne1auifma ma to.
- Gabor!
Bezradhe stall ma prahu. zena
SO ozvala na1prv.
Gabor, tx 81 Dol vzdy dobry
ku mf,n.
Ami tefaz sa nebudcm po-
fnstit''.
viem. Dakujem, ze 81 ma tax
vel mi miloval..
- Posmievas sa ni9
rrisahan, ze ME. ] ia som
ia l'nbila.
- Nevidlm.
- Ale Ano... Bola som ii yer.
ina. Hoci ty 81 ma. trosku... ako.
by som to len povedala... zane
dbaysl, Gabor... ano, zanedba.
val...
Odpust'....
- Ale 81 boil vzdy p6nom cd
hlavy K pSte... Po0dvihol 81 ma /
sebe neznama, 2 temna, z chu.
doby... A tax 81 mi doveroyal.
- Skoda bolo toho.
Nebolo skoAda... ZasldMils
|som 81 10. Bola som hodn6 K te
be-. Som cista a..
- AZ
All dnes len teba milujem
a grdf,
zens hodila sa muEcvi okolt
krku.
NeopdSt'aj ma, GAbor..
Zbozhujem Ia. Som tvoja, jedi
pc tyoja. moi drahy mnE !!
Pfsdssaovi 81 zatienil modzot
q strhol 5epu K sebe.
Nem0xnn n&a ynzx7vn;;f,t 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
M'.AEoK aos.
Chptlenie.

Nieto ztadndho ,rrcdteho casu,
V htorom babS ma zasiat' cho-
dit. Toto "a Stazkou useobecne-
ho4yyyvinu. 1 zJfJsa ale vyvinn Il
dor. vo weqbecnosti hovo1'iac,
diet'a ma aaAht chodit', ,ked'
je asi jedentrdk stare, lenze tnno-
he zapoendl sz Ecasie, = ale mno-
ne j neskorse.
NajdoDezitsS Sfm bodom tom
Ito OIL lade N Ito, ably diet'a nj
kdy nebo1o toF-zbudzovane kl u
zivanriu svojeai drobnn6kych mo-.
ziciek, kym ste ME sti dostatoa-
ne slime. v tp4 nieto predsa zia-
dnej vythodyS ably vel'mi male
,, diet a chodile, 4 anisAnie je to 3ia-
den znak daE@ privel 'kej rozuan-
nosti so sttahy etoho diet at a.
Nidktore matl6 n1tia svoje ma
IL deticky kxa chodenin, len ably
!, tNm zabaNdy8 svojich priatel'ov
alebo ably 81 lynn vystavovaly
pred suisedka1f. Toto je ale vel
mi nerozumna svec, lebo toto die
| at Il iedine kodit' m62e.
Prfroda ie ajlepsie povoaano.
In tomu, ably 1rozhodla spravuy.
cas-, 5e ktore bet "a kedy ma "a
poSiat' chodi Ked' Ibeba cfti
v sebe dostat snd sifll, ona sama
lpokiisi So chod t., ale do itch cias
nikto nem4 ltit' ku chodeniu
Jesti diet "a nepokusnje sa ku
chodenhr ania 10 dvan&stom me-
siaci vtedy I, ,te sa poradit le-
4 kara.
i avasa beba Bbde pravidelne mo-
hutniet' rast1 silniet'', jesti jej
date til najlef III opatsru a mai
!lepsi polnun. sice deH staao sa
silnyani q dok Male zdmvNmi ma
1sledknn hmeis ich$ Eagle Mile
korn, aho to- saay vd'a6n6 matky
lpHznaly PIE ieto rnatky nisto
zsaeinej n6 Is vssdbeene m
vanej potrayy {ktoe6 boA 4. taE
kvn dsDeGlloa 'lziyana. sko bolo
alle Mleb Bs tns pa5po
pcsssst, lF5s hg ded bole psa'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-02-20

Continued on page ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-02-20

contains So regulation lines and
sets forth as a requirement. the sep.
aration of white and colored persons
at public haHs. theaters, opera
lhduseS mpt'on picture shows.
places Of public entertainments and
public assemblages and provides a
penalty. for violation. of the. provis-
ions thereof.
At three o'clock Monday afternoon
February 15,, 1926, DR. w. T. john
SON was given an opportunity to
speak in behalf of the Negro, at
whom the bin is directed We are
proud to say he proved himsek to
be an excellent defender ot his race
and from what we observed and
heard since. we are sure that he
made many friends for our race in
this important dght.
We failed to have our steno.
grapher present. hence we Will have
to forego the pleasure of giving you
the entire speech of DR.. Johnson
and content ourselves in, giving you
some excerpts from which you viii
De able to see the trend Of his ar
gumept o. =
In speaking ethnologicaly he said,
I'VE do not claim to know all about
the science which treats of the d..
vision of man into races and tells
of their origin and relations to one
another bnt we do claim to know
Continued on page 4
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-02-20
President appoints Cobb
to Municipal Bench.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Feb. I5fh.-
The recent death of Judge RObt.
II. Terrell, which created a Va=
cdHcy on the Municipal Bench Of
the District of Columbia, has been
MED by the appointment by Pres
JdeHf Coolidge of Honorable Jas.
n. cobb, an able an experienced
lawyer, ana a man of the finest
and connections. The
of this APPOINT.
n7eHf Was made Monday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-02-20

Attorney @. A. Mckenzie, has re-
moved his offices to 301 e. Leigh st.
Mr.. James H. Chiles is doing a
good business at 201 w. Leigh st.
Mrs. Roberta Langhorne, of 1914
Decatur Street, who has been in
disposed is improving slowly
Mr.. G. B Callahan, of Hot Springs
Va. has recently returned from a
visit to the Pythian Bath House at
Hot Springs, Ark. He is much i'm
proved i'm health.
The new Fifth Street Baptist
Churcn ediffce is now being rooted
This handsome church plant will be
ready about June and Rev. DIR. T. ].
King is marshaJling his forces for
the biggest financial year yet. More
than $25,000 were raised last year.
In preliminary effort last Sun
day, more than $500 were raised by
the men and women i'm a whirlwind
effort to pay for granite steps for
the entrance to the new building.
The women led by Sister Mary E.
Satterfieid barely nosed out the men
under Deacon S W Nickerson in
this effort.
Rev. G.. w. Gaines, d. D., the pop
ular pastor of Hoods Memorial
Temple Al M. e. Zion Church is
a great success there. He
delivers powerful and interesting
sermohs 70 bnthusiastie audiences.
The abb5ty Of this divine is gener-
ally recognized His friends say he
is on the way to the bishopric.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-02-20
RICHMOND STUDENT ON THE
DEBATING TEAM AT BROOK
WOOD LABOR COLLEGE.

KATONAH, N. Y, Feb. 14--One
Of the members of the Brookwood
Labor College debating team which
meets Vassar College on the gath
of this month, is a colored student
one of the first two to ettend
this school. This student, Thomas
l.. Dabney, won the second place on
the team of three in the tryout held
here on February 8. The members
of the team were selected by the
vote of the student body.
Besides the coming debate Dab
ney is participating In two plays to
be given by the Brookwood Players
one at Brookwood on February 90,
and the other one OF three plays to
be given at the Labor Temple In
New York on March o.
AT the opening OF school Debney
was elected chairman OF the student
forum, which meets every Friday
evening. He is also a regular con-
tributor to the Brookwood Review,
the monthly publication of the
school
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-02-20
Rev. r. II. johnson Delivers Pa
thetic Sermon---Mrs. Matte
Logan and VIM. Harris
Inferred Here.
Warns AGAINST tVindicfiVeness-. Only One
Member of the Family Left

1t was remarkable procession
one seldom seen in this part of the
country, when the funeral of Mrs
Matte Logan and William Harris.
wended, it's way from w. 1. Johnson,
Sons funeral parlors, a. block away
to the Sharon Baptist Churcn. where
Rev. K. III. Johnson was waiting to
deliver the fina! eulogies over the
dead. Two hearses. one behind the
other wee noticeable. 1t was Tues
day afternoon, 9ta, snss, at $3.50
O'Clock when the choir sang its an
them as the mourners passed up the
aisle in the church.
INSTANTLY KILLED
Rev. Johnson read the 23rd Psalm.
j. NJ Dickey sang Il Want to See
Jesus, Don't You" Prayer was Of
fered by Rev S. c BurreH, ID, d..
who recently barely escaped with his
lie In an automobile accident Mrs.
Matte Logan was instantly killed,
Wednesday, February 3rd at about
1870 p. M. and William Harris
lasted until Sunday, 7th inst. at
p. M. Tine former was resident
of New York City and was men,
ber of st. Paul Baptist Church She
was widow. The latter had four
children and two step children.
-
THOSE BRUISED BODIES.
20, for Faith that Will Not
Shrink" was sung. Rev. Johnson
offered powerful sermon. He re-
ferred to the broken. bruised and
mang!ed remains that paid for the
folly and direct recklessness He
exhorted them to take away all feel
ing OF vihdictiveness and throw
the mantle OF charity over those re-
sponsibIe for the afflicHon.. Rev. J.
w. Dudley. was invited to the ros-
trum. The text was from Philip
plans 4th chapter, 10th verse.
ONE LEFT.
Only one direct member OF the.
family is lefth Mrs. Logan came to
attend the funeral of Lulu Hughes.
1O16 West Clay Street, only to he
buried, in the same plat with her
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Baptist Church, beginning Monday
night, February %, 1925. Dr
Walker is widely known and has
conducted enthusiastic and success
full reviva'ls in this city at Sixth Mt.
Zion Mt. Vernon and Second Bap-
tst Churches and also in a large
number of churches in leading ci-
ties in this country.
Every one is invited to attend
the church on the corner of 31st
and o Streets and can be reached,
by the Clay Street and Broad and
TweDtytffth street cars. Get of the
cars at 31st and, o Streets.
Hear him 9pecielly On Monday
night. February %, S:15 p. NJ.
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THE BRoKEN-HEARTED MOTHER

There Will be given play snti-
tied The Broken Hearted Mother"
Ivy Mrs. Rosa Talley. at the Eben-
ezer Baptist Church, Monday Feb
ruaTy %, 1926 at 8 p. ~ BENEFIT
Of the Deacons' Club. Please bring
silver offering.
Committee: Mrs. a. %. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Bette Cousin. Mrs. Hattie
Gray, Mrs. Mary Peters.
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The U. s. Department of Agricul-
ture reports that the tobacco pro-
ducers of Virginia sold, 21,251 .294
pounds Of tobacco during January
at an average price of s15.17 per
hundred pounds. This was $4.51
lower than it was last year at the
same time, Y9RTl
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ernoon to draw up a series Of res
olutions opposing House bill No. 80
and Senate bin No. So now before
the General Assembly. House bill
No. 80, which provides for segre-
cation of persons white and persons
non-white in public halls. theaters,
ETC.. is protested against on the
ground that it is alleged that Chin
ese, Japanese and other peoples not
white will be subjected to the pro-
posed law.
The resolutions further condemn
the intercourse bill as unnecessary,
and as attaching a stigma to the
name of the people Of Virginia.
Other sections might construe such
legislation as necessary to prevent
the mixing OF whites and blacks ra-
eialy in Virginia, the resolutions
state .
1t would also offend colored peo-
pie .of every hue and nation. the
paper ayers. Let proper legislation
be enacted. when it is necessary say
the signers of the petition but they
do not wish Virginia to stir up ill
wild by ill-advised laws.
In closing, the resolutions state
that the makers are desirous of
preserving white racial purity and
white social supremacy, but do not
wish to hurt or humiliate the Negro
by unnecessarily harsh legislation.
and therefore they petition the
General Assembly not to pass the
bills now pending before it.
The foreign mission board of the
Southern Baptist Convention has al
ready gone on record as opposing
the bids. as have several ministers
conferences The resolutions were
presented to the toint session OF
House and Senate committees last
Monday afternoon