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PASTOR NOT COMMITTED
FULTON NOTES.

The revival services at the Mt
Calvary Baptist Church are being
conducted by Rev. G.. w. Brent, .f
Washington, d. c. Our brother s a
great revivalist. Come and hear him.
Rev. P. A. Howard, of Virginia
Union University will preach MORN
ing and evening tomorrow at Union
Level Baptist Church. i,
The Sunday Schools of Fulton in
Fhe'you to be present every Sunday,
e:30' A. M. y.
The Fulton Welfare Leagds has
secured the use of the old Fulton,
scnool for community activities IT
is expected that they will open soon.
Rev W. E. Brown is director
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27

Rev. DR.. q. D. Lewis, pastor OF
the Second Baptist Church did not
lose an opportunity last Sunday
morning to express his opinion OF
those members and officers OF his
church. who claimed that they were
proceeding along lines to- help him
IN his partial bodily affliction. 1t has
been long time since he preached
the Baptist pOhty and the duties os
the official departments of the church
and the members thereof
MEMBERS STIRRED
His remarks at times stirred some
OF the individuals, but it being Sun
day. he had full control and he CON
unued to express himself. The plan
to retire him on 500. 90 per montI,
and the payment to an assistant
pastor or a sum to be agreed upon
seems to have struck a. snae for tte.
nne be ng. The concensus of opin-
ION now seems to be that the only
way to bring this about will be tn,
turn the whole matter over to the.
pastor himself, his salary remainipp
the same and an extra augmentation
to be made to pay through him the
amount to the young divine that he
may select
PASTOR NOT COMMITTED
There is no ground for this so far
as Rev. DIR. Lewis s concerned ami
he has not intimated that any such
plan would meet his approval. In
lact his letter specified that if he
was relieved of all duties SIO0 90
per month would be considered a
satisfactory compensation. His
friends though, are unwilling for
hlm to discontinue active sci vices i'm
The church, if ne can. consistent
with his health, continue to, serve.
the congregation.
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
Or. Lewis Resumes
Ministerial Activity.
breaches ROuSin9 Sermon
Sunday MORNING.
Defines Duties of OfHcerss of a
Baptist Shurch-==PdyS Re-
SpectS to Deacon Board.

The new Fifth st Baptist Church
Is being rooted. Rev. Dr.. 7. j. King
expects to be in the structure and
discontinue services at the True Re.
formers Hall about June
DR.. L.. j. Hayden Is doing well in
his new quarters. His sovereign
remedies find a ready sale and he
has customers, who have been pa.
tronZing him for about a quarter
OF a century. One thing about him.
is that he keeps in good health him
self Read his advertisement
Manager James Il. Price, of the
w. A. Price Undertaking establish.
ment IS now at his home 1901 Lit
tlepage Street and is improving rap
idly. The broken bone in his leg is
knitting.
man is known by the face thar
he keeps. That is why those, who
patroniae the Southern Barber Par.
lor, 6O5 Brook Avenue keep on COM
ing back. Mr., j. c Cooper under
stands the business himself and is
aided by tonsorial experts. who give
satisfaction.
Mallory's Market is so well known
that hundreds of his patrons never
think OF anywhere else when p,ac
ing orders. First and Clay Streets
IS the place
When you are dead, you cannot
give orders but you can do so be
fore you pass the way of all the
earth Funeral Director A. ID. Price
Jr. is ready to serve you, whether
dead Or alive. You know about the
reasonable and satisfactory terms,
for you have had sife-time to find
them out. .w
The Corley Company deals in the
latest hits and their records are
standard at a standard price. The
reputation Of this great music house
is So we'll established that the name
carries Ns own recommendation
Easy terms arranged. See advertis-
ing announcement.
Have The Planet. sent to your ad-
dress. &c per week is the cost. Pay
the sc and send Us your name and
address. ,
The sanctifed Church in Seven
teenth Street is. soliciting funds, 10
build a new Church. Children. are,
in the campaigna s-sr,a ar,s,
Charlie Wiley is out again after a
prolonged sickness. Funeral Direc-
tor w. A. Price was a frequent Wis
tor but the doctor won.
Funeral Director Robert G.. Scott
all calls promptly, whether
they come for the living or the dead.
The Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
has its foundation Laid Contractor
/. Lincoln Bailey has the Job of
erecting the structure.
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
LAWYER DENNY TO SPEAK IN
PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. 22.-
greatest criminal lawyer Will ad-
dress the people of Petersburg Sun
day, February 2S. at P. NJ, at the
First Ebenezey Baptist Church. Mr..
Denny Is widely known from the icy
waters of Maine to the sunny hills
OF California as an interesting and
influential speaker and is an author
ity on law Mr.. Denny has conduct
ed the Patterson case which is en-
ter.ng its fifth year. with conspic
uous brilliancy
the celebrated and renowned Pat
terson case wit come up for a hear
ing probably the second week in
March. Mr.. Denny has the unique
distinction of being the first colored
lawyer to take the case of a colored
man charged with felony, from
Virginia to the United States Su-
preme Court, without being pinned
to the coat-tai1 of white lawyer, in
so years.
One Of the contentious filed in Mr.
Denny's brief rs that colored man
being tried for his life has the right
TO have some colored men on the
jury.
Come out and hear this distin-
guished, nationally known lawyer
and orator What We are doing is
for the growing generation and the
unborn. Br ng along an Offering
Your money could not be better
spent The Patterson Committee is
Grant Meadows and Waver1y White
For the best in fresh meats, all
kinds of groceries. etc. buy of Wa
very White, % Mars Street. near
Sycamore. Phone 155S-W and $50
Wilcox Street the. little brick store
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
UNION -HARTSAORN
CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
LAST QUARTER OF 5000 900 90
EQUIPMENT DRIVE BEtsINS.
THE FIGHT Is ON

The whistle blew on Tuesday .ey
eninS, February 23, at 90 Clay st.
TO-. the kick-off in the last quarter
OF lhe Union-HartshoJn S6S0,OOO
Campaign The last quarter of Rich.
mond'S 100000 is the goal to be
attained. A touchdown now means
victory, means a great stride toward
tie laying at Commencement of the
cornerstone OF the girls 5Srmitory,
means the beginning of bigger
and better Hartshorn and Union,
means the perpetuation of those
ideals that have carried Hartsho, n
women and Union men to command.
ing positions in every section of the
country -,
The last quarter is being fought
between the HartshorD team cup
tanned by Miss Martha l. Smith and
the Union team capsained by MIR
W ley Hall. The progress of the
two teams is similar to that of two
fectsall teams advancing from op-
posing goals at either end of the
he'd. Every yard represents $3.50
The team That gains the greater
amount OF ground, of course, wins
the contest. The combined efforts
of The two teams will spell tine goai
of $25,000. which in turn means the
ultimate goal of $600,00O!
NGptair Smith Hartshcra Team
got OF to flying start. A beautiful
forward pass of $43S 20 from the
Igirls of Hartshorn coupled with
Pres: mt Mutlison's shove of $1OO
and a number oil small bucks"
netted a total of $626.91 f. gain
OF two yards and n half
Captain Halls Union Team IS
getting its machine wefl-Ofed and
weh-greased before launching its
attack. It's total OF $191.OO of
which $177.00 came from the men
I students at Union. is mercy an in
dlcatOn: the team did not wish TO
show its fun strength too early
Captain Hall has a numbC~ of de-
layed passes and runs that VIII soon
set the team into full momentum
The meeting was ably presided
over by Mrs. Margaret r johnson,
Chairman, with the Reverend Will
Lam Ia Ransome, ID. d. as Secre-
tary. Musical selections were given
hy Miss GTastT and Miss Mildred
Jenkins, OF Earshorn Mr. William
Fl. Payne, Union, 1926, acted as
POSTMASTER and cheer leader at the
supper prepared and served by young
ladies from Harfsnorn, during
which Mrs. w, H. Hughes reported
the payment Of $35J0O on pledges
from hast years campaign. Amid
cheers a total OF. $817 81, was an
hounced for the beginning of this
hnal campaign.
The other members Of the Rich
mond Campaign Committee are:
Presldent Wiafam ybhn Clark,
Treasurer, who was absent on ao,
count OF sickness, but who sent
words of encouragement. the Rev
erend George e. Read. d. D.. Direct
o. of Campaign and Professor Ray
lord W. Logan, Director of Publicity
An appeal is being rrade to all
Richmond citizens to eontribure 81
or more in order to complete the
campaign Now that victory is near
at hand the thousands of friends OF
Hartshorn and Union will gladly
rush 10 the support of their respec-
tive teams. The seoreboard which
has been prepared under the direct
ion of Professor Charles T. Russell
and which Is on display at 90 Clay
Street Slows the progress; of the
teams. The Committee confidently
expects the struggle 10 be completed
in weeks time.
The Fight Is On How soon shall
We say, The IctoFy's Won?
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
IL BROTHERHOOD BIBLE CLASS TO
DISCUSS CITIZENSHIP.

Christian Citizenship will be dig
cussed in the Brotherhood Bible Class
of Fifth Street Baptist Church Sun
day morning, 1915 in room three.
True Reformers Hall, which is the
temporary location of the class dur
ing the erection of the new Fifth St.
Baptist Church ar
Among other topics wisl be the
racial integrity and segregation bills,
prohibition and the Negro's political
status. All men are invited.
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
lBR. y. LEWIS PETERS DIRECTS
SHARO% CHOIR

Sharon Baptist 'Church, Rev. X. ii
johnson. H D., NJ. A, Pastor, an
nounces the acquisition of tho
services of Prof. j.. Lewis Peters,
our wei known musical director, in
the capacity of choir master. DIR
Peters needs no introduction % the
music lovers of Richmond. He is
adequately fitted IN every way to
perform the duties OF the new office
In the church.
He 81 conservatory graduate and
finished musician. having pursued
advanced courses in the underlying
technique Of music. both vocal and
instrumental. under the .eading
teachers OF America. Under mis-
leadership high standards and rapid
progress will certainly result.
Mr.. Samuel p. Davenport is the
organia who has rendered long,
faithful and unseG1sh service for
the church. VIZ
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN
READY AT MOROCCAN FRONT
..,,-&s RAINY SEASON ENDS.
Diplomatic Problem
Is Acute
SPANISH MAT. REFU SE FRENCH
PLEA TO ENTER THEIR ZONE
(By Edwin L.. James N ". Y. Times)


PARIS, Feb. :22 With the an
proach of the end of the rainy sea
son. the time is drawing near for
resumption of the war in Morocco.
Ia may be safely said that the
problem for the French Is really
more diplomatic than military. They
have nearer 100000 troops thar,
100000. and no expert doubts they
ooaAid wipe out Abd-el-K rim and his
army in three months, It they could
get at him. But there is the rub
Between the French and Krim's
real force lie an International
boundary between the f,renen and
Spanish zones. and Kgim is not on
'see French side
What the French have been seek
ing for nearly year is Spanish
consent to let them go and get Krim
and up to now hey have not got it.
They have received many proposals.
from the Spanish THAT the French
and Spanish forces squeeze Krim
out. The French have got him pret
~ we'll up to their line. but there
the squeezing stops, for the Spanish
efforts have had lamentabIe results.
Hherefore the prospects are, if the
diplomatic situation remains the
same. tYat soon after NheI Spring
hghtin@ starts the French will have
stine army in Morocro with no
place to go.
Whether the British back The
Spanish refusal to admit French
troops into their zone, which might
br ng the tri-color up opposite
Gibraltar. or whether the Spanish
are afraid if French go in they will
never get out is hard to say, Ger
tainly Premier de Rivera has nos
been specific on that point but the
fact remains that Krim's strength
lies in the Spanish backyard where
the French canpst get at him.
Abd~ef1KTim has been working
hard during the past few weeks get
ting ready for the Spring effort.
While the French claim he has lost
10000 men through submissions.
there are reports that Krim has
gained new adherents which may
largely cancel this loss.
His program has been to send ort
emIssar'es to see the Moraccan tribes
with large promises il they Join
him. II that does not succeed.
band Of Riffians sweeps down on q
nearby Village, burning and massa-
oring.
Eews of this spreads rapidly and
otter has the hoped-for effect; for
the tribes within reach of Krim, and
even those who would Nprefer nor to
go TO war, see the French a good
'ong. way of behind the information
al Line they cannot cross. Many OF
Krim's agents have been caught be-
hind the French lines doing their
missionary work, but many more
have not been caught, and that ac
counts for the small military trou
hles the French have been having
behind some of their advanced posts
Hrim has even been trying to work
up the tribes in Southern Morocco.
far behind the fighting zone, but ap
DaFently has had fttle success there.
There are many demands from
the French capital for a rapid end
to the Moroccan war, which is cost
ing heavily in its steady urain on
the Treasury. However, even among
the Left Deputies, there are Sew
wro are opposed to doing anything
else than trying to defeat Ah1.el
Krim in decisive manner
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27

Mrs. Eva Coleman. of Brooklyn.
y. Y. who has been visiting our city
the guest of Mrs. Roberta Miller. II
f. 10Th Street, Southside. will leave
next week for her home. after very
pleasant sojourn. here.
Mrs. Ella Winfree, of 1OS E. 17th
Stree,, who has been sick for the
past three weeks III slowly improv-
ing.
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
BIG JAZZ BAND CONTEST

The White Brothers Orchestra. os
Wash ngton, Df G. Will meet the
Hardy Brothers. Champions at John
sons Auditorium. Tuesday night. the
9Th of March. The Shutters and
business Mems Social Clubs are pro-
noting this great acair for the Rich
mond lovers of jazz and syncopation
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
THB WOSFERS' CLUE

Meet the Woofers' Club at the
Good WiN Baptist Church, 419 N
Monroe Street, Sunday, February IS
1926 at $3.50 O'clock P. NJ, with q
business and literary program. Many
Of Richmond's best musical talent
will appear Under the auspices Of
the Missionary Circle. Please bring
an offering. Rev w. B. BAIL pastor
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
FKEE-THE SMALLEST

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in the World. Ny agency 10 you,
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Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
DON'T FAIL TO SIZE THE WOMEN
NlNISTERS CONFERENCES

Every body wei witness the Women
Ministers Conference in session at
the Goodwin Baptist Church. 410N
Monroe Street Monday March 1. 8
p NJ. Something you have not seen
before DOM miss 1t. No admission
Bring an Offering.
Mrs. Emma Green Johnson OF
Washington, d. @. Manager; Rev
W. b. Ban, Pastor,
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27

WEST VIRGINIA. WANTS INDUS
TRIOUS. Respectable COLORED
PEOPLE Good Schools Good
Churches. 9bod Wages Women
Wanted as Domestics etc. For infor
nation write l.. G. FARRAR Prin
cfpaI Center street School. Weston.
w Va
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
Rochester. Pa. FEB. IS, 1926

FOt'btoCSI' I'd .. GeD. 10, l'Sb.
Mr. John Mitchell. Jr.,
Dear Sir: I am an old Virg' 'nian,
and am always glad to hear from
Virginia and especially our Race
Wih''e we have many good men down
there. in a bIsinehs way / must say
that you are the only one that takes
our part with al the knocks tha'
you get. I am a c,ose reader of
your paper ard think that every fam
iay shou1d take it and LAY for T..
Enclosed please find check for ~.
otAer year. Wishing !'anpy and
long fife
Yours truly,
J. T. PURYEAR,
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: 5gxka ET Rochester. Pa.
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27

FOR SALE-50 ROOM MODERN
HOTEL Business established.
Address J. S. WOODS, 31S Uherr,
St, Milwaukee. Wis. WEI furnish
description end price.
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27
REVIVAL SERVICES.

Our church will begin Rev'v1!
Services Sunday, March 7th, at sos
p NJ, Sermons win be delivered
ny Rev. J. w. Dudley, D. d evan
gaIst and, pastor of Zion Baptist
Church. The puSlic is cordially and
warmly we'come to attend any and
al services. -
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27

II you want service. weil-itted
suit OF any other garment at prices
TO satisfy, call on Tailor ]. b. viii.
lis. Customers are delighted With
the service rendered.
Richmond planet., 1926-02-27

A good. live, active youngster.
with liking for machinery wanted
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Every wife, woman or girl can be
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sister, Miss Margaret Lyman, have
just returned from a two-weeks trip
to Saratoga Springs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bourke will leave tomorrow for At
lantic City, where they have taken a
cottage for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
DR. and Mrs. Samuel J. Ellison of
Cincinnati have been visiting in
Washington for the past few days and
We're entertained at dinner at the Uni
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SOCIETY
Mrs. Hoover, Wife of the Commerce Head,
Hostess at Luncheon Yesterday in
Honor of the Misses Huston

| guests over Sunday of Mrs. James j
Brown of New York. Mr.. Moore and
Mrs. Martin will sail next week for
Europe for the remainder of the sea
son,
Mr.. Moore was host at dinner last
evening in the Italian garden of the
Hotel Ambassador, in New York, In
compliment TO Capt. Evans of the flag
ship Pittsburgh.
! Miss Elizabeth Ives went to New
York today and will sail Saturday
with Miss Virginia Mason for Europe.
Miss Mason will go TO Belgium and
Miss Ives will go at once to Biarritz
| to spend August and September.
Miss Carolyn Alexander is enter
tanning at a bridge followed by tea
this afternoon in honor of her house
guest, Miss Lettice Lee Coulling of
Baltimore. The other guests include
Miss Betty Edwards. Miss Annie
Scott, Miss Adelaide Bride, Miss
Betty Rigsdale, Miss Virginia Rich
ardson, Miss Virginia Graham, Miss
Verona Horen, Miss Marjorie Pilson,
Mrs. Richard Nugent, Mrs. Peter II.
Dunn. Mrs. Charles Carroll Dunn,
Mrs. Harold Young, Miss Betty Alex
ander, Miss Elaine Graham, Miss
Dorothy Ware and Miss Flora Ware
of Philadelphia.
Mr.. William r. Castle, jr., of the
State Department, has returned TO
Washington after spending the week
end with Mrs. Castle at Hot Springs,
Va.
Miss L. Katharine Caldwell and
Miss Dorothy Caldwell of the Burling-
ton Hotel will go to New York to-
morrow and will sail the following
day for Europe.
Mr.. George b. Christian. jr., secre-
tary to the late President Harding, Is
in New York, where he is at the Wal
dorf- Astoria.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan was
the guest of honor at luncheon yes
terday of Miss Annie Laurens Dawes,
who entertained at the Pittsfield
Country Club, at Pittsfield, Mass, fol-
lowing a meeting of the Wednesday
Morning Club at which Mrs. McLen"
nah was the principal speaker.
Among the guests at the luncheon
was Mrs. William Edward Vermtlye
of White Tree Inn at Pittsfield, who
was celebrating the, ninety-flfth ami
versary of her birthday.
A number of Westinghouse were
in the company entertained at lunch
con yesterday by Col. and Mrsg Sam
uel G. Shartle, who entertained at
Fort Adams. r. l., after drills and
stunt" flying by planes from Mitchell
Field. In the party, which also wit
messed the special features of Army
and Navy day at the fort, were Rear
Admiral Carl T. Vogelgesang, Rear
Admiral Noble T.. Erwin, Gov. Aram
J. Pothier of Rhode Islaid, former
United States Ambassador to Ger
many and Mrs. James w. Gerard,
Gen. and Mrs. ]. Fred Pierson. Gen.
and Mrs. James A. Parker. Col. and
Mrs Snowden Andrews Fahnestock,
Maj. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe,
Comdr. and Mrs. Marion Eppley,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
ierbilt, Capt. and Mrs. William Fitz
Hugh Whitehouse and the Rev.. and
Mrs Stanley c. Hughes.
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versity Club last evening by DIR.
Everett M. Ellison.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee were hosts
to small company at dinner last eve.
ming, their guests including Miss
Helen Gary and Mr.. Martin Marshall
Marsden.
Mrs. Watson e. Coleman left yes
terday for Rochester, MINI. She will
pass the month of August in Ne
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DIR. and Mrs. r. F. Arnold, and
Captain r. +. Arnold, jr., will leave
tomorrow by motor for Atlantic City
where they will remain for two weeks
at the Ambassador before starting to
their home I'm California. They will
have as their guests for the week end
Miss Margaret Dawson, Miss Carolyn
Newman and Lieut.. John r. Newman.