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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
CHAPTER XXXV.

The elder eagerly reached into his
robe. and drew forth purse. He
emptied it on Antonius' lap.
Three pieces of silver and all this
copper he said. Il will pay you
xhaty'
Antonius ~pushed the money off
onto the floor. Il am tired of talking.
Leave me, so l can sleep" he said
turning his head awav
But you will not say anything, if
Herods commissioners Gomez" per-
sisted Ezra.
"Ho.' responded Antonius. II shall
tell them all 1 know"
But the money" Ezra protested.
"All that money-just for silence"
Slowly Antonius moved his head,
and fixed Ezra with a glare. Silence.
For those poor little pieces of silver?"
But ! will pay more" the elder
pleaded. II will even give gold-one
piece of gold.'
Five pieces" replied Antonius. 81
shall tell all about your journey in aid
Of Jared, and about how your servant
ransomed the prisoner. and"
You will ruin me- The little elder
threw his mantle over his head, and
rocked from side to side. Five pieces
OF gold.'' His voice came muffled
through the thick wool of his robe.
Antonius grinned. Six pieces,
said" he amended. six pieces-or
will tell how you were in conference
with Laila before her house, and
The mantle came down from Ezra $
head. and he spread his hands appeal
ingly.
But YOU said five" he cried. ''I
will give five pieces, but six pieces !
cannot
Seven pieces of gold" Antonius
said calmly. II will tell everything
unless YOU give me seven gold coins"
Ezra threw up his hands and eyes,
despairingly. and scrambled to his
feet. II will run and get the money.
or it will be 10 pieces you demand" "
he walled.
As he ran out the door, Antonius
broke into a roar Of laughter. He still
was chuckling when Ezra came back.
Night had come, and the elder bore
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-06

ian of today would handle q decade
aud they ask the child seudent To
believe their approximates and their
guesses. We have always been Of
the opinion chat truth fears moth
ing but concealment." This Is why
we are not in favor of limiting by
law, the actfkitles of certain pro-.
fessors, who believe in the Darwin
ian theory of the origin OF man.
This instruction should be Emitted
though. to colleges and not permit
ted in primary Institutions. After
person has passed the age OF puber-
ty and has emerged into manhood,
l. is his right to be informed of the
theories and dogmas existent in this
country. Should he not desire 10
be informed, then this kind q in.
s.ruction or information should not
be Gorced upon him.
Still, there are leading educators.
atheists themselves. who are en-
deavOring by unfair practices to
undermtne the religious structure
built up in religious homes and in
doing this, hey have caused this
reaction which may result IN pull
ing down in this section the struc-
ture Of advanced evolution itself.
The price of the book is 81 90. 1t
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Chairman James A. Farley OF The
STATE Athletic Commission, whC
with his wife, watched the proceed
ings from his accustomed rings de
seat.
Senator Watson had plenty Of
political company in the grea'
crowd. Leaders in the political life
OF the S ate and city. led by Mayer
James J. Walker. were cons ic s
in the gathering, as was the New
Jersey delegation led bv Mayor
Frank Hague of Jersey City.
The great gather ng early Was
forecast and tie Garden man ge-
ment made rreparp' ons accor'f~g
iy. The gates to the arena were
opened at s o'clock when he gem
eal admission sale started ami at
Z o'c'ock the balcony vas fed 20
OVERLOOKING. The holders OF re-
served seat tickets a. ed trooDi~g
into the arena soon after and by
tie lime the first preliminary stort-
ed on'y few floor seats and some
end boxes were vacant
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DO NOT PLAY FAIR.

WE HAVE received do FundaL
mentalists Play Far?" 1t is a cloth
beund volume Of 1875 pages by Will
lam Mentzel Forrest, Professor of
Biblical History and Literature.
University of Virginia and is plea
for liberality in the matter Of the
evolution theory. 1t is merciless
attack upon the Bible and deals
with the inaccuracies of the divine
,ext. The uncompromising attitude
of those believers, who are positive
in their declaration of the infaili-
bility of the Word of Cod comes
N for radical criticism by this pro-
found scho ar.
He believes in God, but further
than that ''deponent saye'h not" Ii
is peculiarly strange tina he should
ask the question specified In he
subject ma ter OF his boop. IL an
swers Itself Fundamentalis's have
never played fair in dea ing w:'h
either Atheists or those bef evers
who are really unbelievers and who
declare the fauibility of the Scrip
lures Relig Gus leaders In all ages
have been more or less bigots, slaves
TO their passions and to their pre-
judices.
1t is a characteristic, zoo, of man
kind and the evo' utionis's, who are
complaining, do no. play fair either
They deal IN theories and surmises
They handle millions OF years n
their calculations. just as a h;stor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-06

Euroepe for two months, giyino ex-
hibittons with George Cook, a heavy
weight, in London, Berlin, Eden
burg and, Paris.
Flooded with messages Of con
gratulations, with offers to defend
his title and with moving-picture
opportunities, the conqueror of
Harry Greb said he would return
next week to his home town, Bruins |
wicks Ga in response to requests
from. Brunswick Etks that he be
their guests at a reception. He will
leave here Tuesday. He then will
return to New York to- take the
leading role as actor in film story
or his life, The Fighting Deacon
before sailing for Europe. IN March.
walk Miller the new champions
manager today reiterated HIS state
ment that Flowers would defend his
rttle three months hence under Tex
Richards promotion against r'the
leading middleweight challenger"
we have already told Harry GreL
We will give him. a. chance to, win
back his crown" said Miller. .and.
Il it Is decided ne is: the leading
challenger. we will be- glad to box
him again. There Will be other
men considered however. Dave
Shade, California. and Miaky Walk.
er. the welterweight champion, will
be counted in the running, The
bout will be staged in May, proba.
bly, in an outdoor GYM"
No telegram of congratulation re.
ceived by the first American Negro
to win world ring crown since the
days Of Jack Johnson, pleased
blowers more than a message from
j. l.. Andrews Mayor OF Brunswick:
Ga. I'VE congratulate you on your
victory and wish yon continued sue
cess" the message ready
blowers. who. rose to the middle
weight pinnacle after an unusual
series Of experiences, today cred ted
the success to. observance of careful
training rules and strong rel ance
on religion He says he makes a
practice of reading three verses in.
the New Testament daily, and that
he not only prays before each ring
context but calls upon Scriptural
lines to- strengthen his courage.
while under fire in the ring
every round Of the light last
nish' / repeated to myself g. part
(, Of the Hath Psalm, Blessed be the
Lord. my strength, which teacheth
nv hands to war and my fingers to
fight,S said Flowers.
Theodore Flowers was born on
August rs, 1895, in Camilla, Ga
He was introduced to pugilism in
1917 in the gymnasium of Jack o.
Brown, at Philadelphia, bnt it was
not untq Walk Miller, owner of an
Atlanta. Cha. gymnasium, became in
terested in him in 1921, that Flow
ers began fighting in earnest.
Greb, whose unexpected defeat
was attributed in some measure to
careless training, today said he had
no complaint to make and that he
would endeavor to get back in win
ming form for return bout tn
Flowers.
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THAT BABY YOU'VE LONGED
FOR,
MRS. BURTON ADVISES WOMEN
ON MOTHERHOOD AND
COMPANIONSHIP.

For several years / was denied
he Blessing of motherhood" writes
Mrs. Margaret Burton OF Kansas
City. II was terribly nervous and
subject TO periods of terrible suffer
ing and melancholial Now / am the
proud mother Of e beautiful little
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Mrs Burton offers her advice en-
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ing to self Letters should be adj
dressed 70 Mrs. Margaret Burton.
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Correspondence will be strictly con-
fidential.
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SEVENTH ROUND.

Flowers as usual smacked a right
to the ribs. Then they clinched
vice w''hout striking a clean blow.
Greb was short with ght to he
W and w+s wide when he tried a
rich; DO the head In c1'nch,
Flowers peppered Greb's body with
rights and 'efts and hen sent Greb's
head back Wi :, right hook to the
tow He i"bhed seve-a' rights to he
no " G"eb s d 'e''y swung a r. hit
to he Jaw and Flowers went back
20 the ropes but the challenger
blocked mos of Greb's blows in a
furious m'x,up. Flowers jabbed a
rieNt 10 the face and Greb drove a
r'eht and 'ef to the head. Twice
Fowers slapped his right to the
ribs.
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TWELFTH ROUND.

Greb drove Mowers to the ropes
with right to the jaw. Greb swung
left to the face and then ripped
a left to the body and left and
right to the headI Greb tore after
Flowers and Flowers landed a, right
to the body and left to the face
and In clinch which followed,
Greb worked right uppercut to the
chin. Flowers jabbed a right to the
chin and Greb swung left to the
body. Mowers almost slipped cat Of
Che ring in a clinch on the ropes :.
Greb drove right 20 the head and
Flowers hooked two, solid let's to
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Flowers WILL TOUR
EUROPE ie CHAMP
FIGHTING DBACON't QUOTES
SCRIPTURE AZ HE RAMS
BLOWS ON OPPONENTS

NEW YORK. February 27--Tiger
Flowers co'ored boxer, OF Bruins
wick. Georgia, was assembled TO the
III ddlewe ght pug H5st:c throne last
nighs AFTER a career of many vicis-
STUDIES which found him a various
mes porter. church steward, a
laborer, saxophone player and
professional fighter today made
plans for what he describes as his
first vacation in eight years. He viii
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-06
FIFTEENTH ROUND

The men shook hands. Flowers
s appel his right to the face and to
the body and head as Greb rushed
In. Flowers slapped left and, right
TO the head and almost upset Qreb
with right to the jaw. Greb rushed
in but was Wild. Flowers hooked a
left to the body as Greb missed O.
right to the head. They exchanged
llefts to the body and clinched.
After falling short with q right for
the face, Greb drove right to the
body Flowers jabbed his left to the
face and in clinch they exchanged
rights to the body Flow ers hooked
a eft TO the body and they. cliuched
They exchanged rights to the face
at the final bell
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DoINGs OF THE Y. NJ. c. A.

The women and men at the Y. NJ.
C. A. $50 p. M last Sunday was. Il
preat h,r The fema'e quar- ct from
the Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church
sang with he spirit and was in
vited to come again soon. The mes
sage by DIR. M, M. Lewis was full
and it is, blessing to Richmond.
Subject: Beauty for Ashes. Every
tody eft happy.
Rev. Robert Pervall of the Sixth
Mt. Zion Baptist Church will speak
20 the men Sunday, $3.50 p. M. at
the Y. M. G. A. Invite the other
man. Be ON dime.
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EIGHTH ROUND.

Flowers drove left and a right
to the head and then slapped right
o the ribs Flowers complained
ahou' Greb using his thumb and tue
champion was warned. Flowers sent
Greb's head back with short right
uopercuts i'm a c'inch and then at
'oDg range drove left and right to
the jaw. Greb drove a right to the
head and Flowers hooked q right to
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A REMAnkABLE TRIBUTE.

WITH ALL OF the agitation 60
ing on against the Negro, the fol-
lowing publication il the Richmond
Times Dispatch Of the 3nd inst u
especially gratifying and tells its
own story:
The program at the Woman's
Club was interrupted yesterday af-
ternoon to recognize the work of q
faithful Negro servan. of the clubs,
Charles Nho has been butter a,
t,Ie institution for he last twenty
five years.
The day selected to thank Charles
',off icially for his years Of loyal and
''eGiciep. service was his seventy-ffth
birthday. In an intermission of the
miisinal program Mrs. P st. George
Cooke, the present president, ap-
yeareA on the platform and called
Charles 70 the front of the auditor
ium, where Mrs. l.. L. Lewis, the
firat president of the club, present.
ed him with purse containing $76.
dollar for each year Of his FIFE.
MRS. Lewis commented, on his
faithfulness, and Mra, Cooke spoke
OF the occasion as the loveliess GER
emony Of the var AS Charles left
che front of the auditorium he was
given a rising v0'e of thanks by the
member of the club" H
This Individual is no less q per-
sonase than Charles CowAn, who
resides at Fourth and Baker Streets.
This is ;evidence that the anti-Negro
element in uhis State WIN be re-.
quired to face solid phalanx o!
White Virginians. both male and
female in their assaults upon one
of the most faithful and loyal races
of people on the face Of the globe
Faithful, unassuming, serviceable
coDored folks of the Charles Cowan
type are doing more to bring light
out of darkness, order out of con
fusion in dealing with this race
question than any other agency car
do.
Ged bless the ladies Of the Wo
mans Club. The honor and recog
milton rendered to this humble col
ore6f man is appreciated by the
theasands Of our people, who know
and appreciate the value of sucl
recognition and who are following
faithfully in the footsteps OF thi
class Of colored, folks, who viii
eventually bring about the ful
emancipation OF the colored folk
in al of this land
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THuArBENTH ROUND.

After two clInches they exchanged
lefts to the face. Flowers suddenly
leaped in with a succession OF rights
and LET'S to the face and body.s Greb
drove a left to, the body and fol-
lowed with a right to the head.
+. overs slapped left and right to
The head. They clinched repeatedly.
Greb was wild when he rushed in
and Flowers hooked a right to the
body. Flowers drove right to the
face and then Slapped his right to
the ribs. They were clinched at the
bell
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-06

THE RICHMOND, Va. Times
Dispatch overlooks the editorial Mt
serances of the Chicago Defender.
and appeals to the cartoon writer
for the same Journal to arouse race
prejudice in Virginia. What in the
name OF God have the oolored folks
of Illinois to do wth as and what
in the name of the same Deity have
we to do with them? Do some of
these white folks play fair?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-06
STORY OF THE pOUT TOLD
ROUND by ROUND.

"'owe"s was fhe Hrs' TO enter the
ring, and after about two m 'nu es
rrrH fol'owe1 the hha'leDger The
champion seemed nervous I'm his
corner While Philly McGrew. Tom
my Freeman and Paul Berlenbach
were introduced,
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ELEVENTH ROUND.

Greb tried to rush Flowers. but
the challenger backed the champion
to the ropes and drove right and
eff TO the head Flowers drove q
hard right TO the jaw, and then
dubbed his right to the head and
Jaw, as Greb rushed. Greb hooked a
right to the head. Flowers drove q
left to the face and slapped right
to the body. Flowers danced around
Greb and suddenly jumped in with
a left to the body They exchanged
rights to the face.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-03-06
FOURTEENTH ROUND.

They went into, cl.nch. where
Flowers worked right uppercut to
the Chin. Greb hooked a left to the
head In a clinch Flowers drove
right and left to the body. Flowers
dubbed and slapped rights and lefts
to the head. After Greb drove a
.ght to the head, Flowers worked
a right to the body and an uppercut
to the chin at close quarters. Greb
drove a right and left to the head
end Flowers slapped his right to the
lib. FLOWERS slashed a right = the
face as Greb came in