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Lingerie


80 Crepe PajamaS in flesh and
Wholesome trimmed with con-
trasting &C color Sl'4' $l.OO
Pa Radium Silk Gowns with
strap shoulders-trimmed with
lace. Flesh, peach. orchid and
nile. 1895 value Cd OK
Ia Chenille Negligees in man.
DARN style - lace
tri m m e d. $16.75 Go ~
value for ........ ~
-15 Quilted Rayon Robes lined
with seco; Silk cord. S6.05
$11.75 value at. $50. wye
so Apron F'rocks of Bingham
or percale-trimmed with wash
braid or contrasting color.
!4c and CSC values, SOC
lot
SO Flannelette Gowns in slip
over and button front styles
trimmed with contrasting color
or with wash braid. $3.50
and Sligo values 81 %
for
so extra size White Muslin
Gowns, trimmed with lace and
emroide Try. s1.95 SI,49
vaule, for .........
SO wide-wale Corduroy Robes
in black and colors-some trim
med with contrasting
colors. s4.95 value, CO Or
for @os ~
SO Quilted Robes, Kimonos
and Negligees-tailored and
.lace-trimmed styles. $5.95 to
$ sS2'7' values ~ Off
at ........ -
Japanese II n d-embroidered
Crepe Kimonos-blue GO 90
only. 1895 value, for Ro'oO
Cotton Crepe Kimonos in plain
colors with wide border of con-
trasting color. 1926 CT OK
value for ........
Extra size Chenise, in white
and pink, and in lace trimmed
and tailored styles. CT 40
$1.95 value for. go. P LIZ
100 Sateen Costume Slips in
street colors. $1.49 C1 90
TO $1.95 values. for. P A'OU
so Jacquard and Brocaded
Rayon kimonos in copen. rose
and Chinese red. Some tailored
others lace and ribbon trimmed.
s3:s5 and s5.75 60 OK
kann' s-Second Floor.
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HOnefttings


$500 and 1926 Mattress
Covers-S. *. S. brand, for full
and twin size beds. 81 90
Special, each. ann.
$500 and $500 Mating or
Cret N ne Covered
Utility Chests. Spe- GC 90
Cial, each. .... W~so
Remnant Lengths Of Curtain,
Drapery and Upholstery fab
$1.00 to $1.50 Grades-29c
$500 to $500 Grades-69c
$500 to $500 Grades-S1. AZ
Fancy Pillows in assorted
sizes and shapes
$2.25 to $500 Grades-$1.94
$4.98 to 1898 Grades-$2.87
800 Yards Terry Cloths, in
various designs and
colorings. $1.00 grades. Szc
Yard .............
$50 Yards Drapery Fabrics,
in choice designs and
colors. $500 grades. 6Qc
Yard
400 Duplex Window Shades
seconds of $3.50 grade. go
Each .................
20 Pairs Chenille, Damask
and Velour Portieres,
$685. to s14.95 500
$50 Window Drapery Sets OF
velour. 3-piece style.
1886 grades. A $500
$50 Rayon Panel Curtains, 40
and 40 inches wide.
$500 q n d $500 CT o.
grades. Each ....... PI.1I
10 Bed Sets, of damask, rayon,
etc $12.s 50. to $17'98 1898
-15 Three and -Four Fold
Screens. $495 to
$685. grades. spe- $3.50
cial. each. ..........
200 Yards Drapery Damask,
in assorted designs and colors.
$4.9S to $6.9S grades. cd 80
Kann 's-Third Floor.
Gold and Silver Metal FlOunc-
ing, SO inches wide. a regular
$3.50 value. Special, 90 IN
a yard. ...........s P%'OO
--Colored Embroidery landings.
from 2 to inches wide. soc to
$500 a yard. Reduced a fourth.
Priced from
SIC to 1925 Yd.
Kann's-Street Floor.
$3.50 Desk Sets
$2.45 Set
About 20 sets in the lot, with
metal ends on pads. They are in
various colors, and are beauti-
fully hand decorated. Sets con-
sist Of pad, ink well, hand blot,
ter, letter rack and calendar.
Street Floor.
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SIC to 1925 Yd.
Kann 's--Street Floor.
$3.50 Desk Sets
So. Set

About 25 sets in the lot, with
metal ends on pads. They are in
various colors, and are beauti-
fully hand decorated. Sets con-
sist Of pad, ink well, hand blot
ter, letter rack and calendar.
Street Floor.
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1913 Women's Cotton Ribbed
Vests and Pants, in Winter
weight. Vests with high neck
and long or short sleeves. Pants
in knee length. Broken sizes.
$l.oO quality. Special. SOC
tdCn ......-........ .....
---60 Childrens Cotton Ribbed
Pants, in Winter weight. with
out fleece lining. Ankle length
only. Broken sizes. Soc 90
quality. Special, each. d" ~
81 Children'S FIeecod Union
Suits, with high neck and long
sleeves; Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves: and knee and ankle
lengths. Broken sizes. Sf.00
and $l.35 qualities. Spe- 10
clal, each. .............. ~
--150 ChiIdren's Fleecdd Lined
vests and Pants. Vests with
long or short sleeves. Pants
knee and ankle lengths. soc
ana SIC qualities. Spe- o.
N''+i, [citil. -
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Gold and Silver Metal FlOunc-
ing, SO inches wide. a regular
$3.50 value. Special, OO IN
a yard. ..........g poO
-Colored Embroidery landings,
from 2 to inches wide. soc to
$500 a yard. Reduced a fourth.
Priced from
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24
CAMD'S CRIES SAVE NINE FROM
ASPHYXIATION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is
Gnsping cries of Edgar Kennedy,
four years old. forestalled the peril
Of gas asphyxiation for nine occu-
pants Of the home of his father,
James Kennedy, Of 1915 Eighth
Street, early Thursday morning.
Five occupants we're affected by the
gas and three were found in an an
conscious condition when the father
rose dazedly and threw open win
dows after being awakened by the
distressed gasps Of the child.
A leak in the gas pipe leading to
a jet in the basement kitchen of the
home in held responsible by the
family. The father, Estella, his
wife; Mrs. Minnie Pluckett, sister
of the wife; Ed. Fuller, brother Of
the wife; four children and a
visitor were sleeping in the house
while the gas was aooding the rooms,
Mrs. Kennedy stated.
Edgar, the child, was in serious
condition when DR.. w. H. Greene
arrived on the scene in response to
an emergency call. Artificial respira-
ton was reSorted to, after the child
was apparently dead, and he re-
sponded to the efforts. Meanwhile
Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Pickett had
become unconscious. They with
Edgar, were taken to Freedman's
Hospital in DIR. Greene's automobile,
where they were treated and allowed
to return home.
Ali others except the visitor, who
was not affected, were given first
aid treatment. They recovered.
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Roanoke Items

Ivy Lee, Of Seventh Avenue, N.
W., left here Sunday morning to at
tend the Virginia Conference of the
A. NJ. f. Church at Wytheville. He
was taken i'll immediately after ad-
jOurnment and died from appoplexy.
He was attended by Mr.. Lewis
Wright, Mr.. S. w. Howard and
Madison Stanfeld. Undertaken ID.
Lee Barnett, of Wytheville, took
charge of the remains. The remains
were ready for shipment at g p.
IL. The widow and family thank all
friends for their sympathy and
assistance. At the funeral Rev.
James S. Hatcher sang solo. Re-
marks we're made by DIR. Geo. f..
Taylor, while Rev. DIR. w. X.
Howerton delivered the eulogy.
Rev. Geo. z. Miller preached at
Mt. Zion, A. M. Z. Church, last Sun
day. Bishop John Albert Johnson
spoke on Sunday morning to a large
congregation. Text, Acts 3:1-S. At
4 p. NJ, the A. e. C. f.. L.. was
addressed by Rev. DIR. c.. S. Morris.
Rev. Samuel NJ. Beane, of Los
Angeles, Ca, and ex-pastor of st.
PauPs n. E. Memorial Church,
preached fer Rev. NJ M. Jefferson
last Sunday. All were delighted.
Rev. DR.. James S. Hatcher spent
two days visiting friends and ac-
quaintaaces here.
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FULTON NOTES.

Our pastor, Rev. C. A. Cobbs, de-
Hvered powerful and enjoyable
sermon on last Sabbath morning. He
used for his text, "Whatsoever a
Man Soweth That Shall He Also
Reap" he stated that there are
several sayings that are applicable
to different individuals, or communi-
ties, etc, but the text is applicable
to all alike and none can escape.
Fine music was had by the choir.
Tomorrow is the rally day at Cal
vary. "Who is who" in this finan-
ciai drive? Let US fill our places to-
morrow. The reports will be had at
the evening services.
There Is great financial drive
on by the Gravel Hill Baptist Church
Of Henrico County. Rev. w. l..
Tuck. pastor. If any one desire to
help them and cannot go the dis
lance, thus call Randolph 1918 and
some one will come to your aid.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24

their respective viewpoints.
Ben Hannou left early today for
Targuist in French airplane. He
will lay before Abd-El-Krim the
latest Franco-Spanish proposals and
return to the conference either with
his chiefs acceptance or refusal.
General Mougin came to Oujda
from Taouriat today and conferred
with General Simon, the chief
French delegate. He informed Cen
eral Simon that 81 Mohammed
Azerkane, brother-in-law of Abd-el-
krim. who has his Headquarters at
Taouriat, was DESTROYS of resuminy
the pourparliers for the ending of
the Moroccan warfare at the earliest
possible date.
Rfiians Explain Delay.
The Riffian delegation summoned
the newspaper correspondents to
Camp BerteauX this evening and
issued a communique setting forth
Gner position in the negotiations.
Ihey placed the blame for the delay
on the Franco-Spanish delegates for
introducing new and important con-
oitlons Tor which they were not pre-
pared
81 Mohammed Azerkane. the Riff
Foreign Minister" received the cor.
respondent and made the following
statement:
The conversation at Camp
Berteaux yesterday dealt with SLY
principal points of the preliminary
peace terms, four of which we had
been made acquainted with before
leaving the Riff. But the two Others
were new. They were first, the i'm
mediate release of prisoners.
previous to any official peace nego-
tlatlons, and, second, the advance
OF Spanish and French troops to
designated positions occupied at
present by our troops, such occupa-
ZION TO be conducted peacefully.
Ihose two conditions were the
SUBJECT OF laborious discussions, and
the original conditions, which had
6een published by the French and
spanish press, were also discussed.
we are willing to make certain
concessions on these, but cannot ac-
cept without modification. Accent
ance OF the two new conditions. in
our opinion, cannot be enyissped
before the official peace negotiations.
1t is not logical.
Should we relase the prisoners
and permit the entrance Of Spanisb
and French troops in the determined
zone without resistance, and later
TAI! TO reach an accord with France
ana SPAN, we should have been
duped. Thus we asked for delay in
order to consult Emir Abd-eIe-Kr
We may add that personally we
do not believe these two conditions
VIII ever be accepted unless conces-
SONS are made by the French and
Spanish Governments"
The French delegation here hos
transmitted the Rifiian reply Ia PARIS
and awaits instructions from that
capital. '"'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24
sHARON's CELEBRATION.

Mr.. B. l.. Allen, c'erk Of Sharon
Baptist Church announces that he
III ri anniversary celebration of the
highly successful pastorate of Rev.
Il II. johnson, B. D., NJ. A. will be
observed from May 8 through May
II, 1926. An invitation has been
extended to sister churches, individ
uals and organizations and the pub.
tic III general. A highly interesting
program has been prepared. The
committee is composed Of j.. J. Lew
is, General Chairman; L. Allen
chairman of program and publicity:
Mrs. Ellen N. Brown, chairman o.
collation. committee; Mrs Minnie L.
Rose and w. Il Rando phi, chairman
of decoration committee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24
DO YOU KNOW THEM?

Acting Chief of Police, Captain
j. W. Sheppard, has received the
following enquiry from Sioux City,
Iowa. 81 have father, sister and
brother In that section. My fathers
name was Steave Jordan, my sisters
name was Bell Jordan before she
married. Ny brother is named
Steave Jordan, Jr. They belong to
the Baptist Church. Ny brother
was a Baptist preacher. Ny father
overseer as slave was Frederick
Caivern. Any information concern
ing them will be thankfully received.
Mary Stone, 901h West Seventh
Street. Sioux City, Iowa,
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BANK DEPOsITORs

The work Of preparing and issuing
checks for those persons who signed
the waivers in the Mechanics Bank
purchase has reached such S age
that the completion is in sight for
on or before May 1, 1926. Persons
who fave not received money on the
Christmas Savings Club cards
should carry -hem to Receiver
James w. Gordon. on the tenth floor
of The Trave ers Building. Out Of
the city deposi'ors can send their
complaints 20 him and checks will
be issued.
Where there is any trouble or mis-.
understanding, call az The Planet
Office, 311 N. 4tb ST. and the matter
Will be investigated
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24

The following is a list Of deaths
as reported ito the Bureau of Health
from April 18th to April goth, 1926
with date Of death:
April O.
Fannie Carroll. 65; City Home.
April 10
ella Belle Goode, hours; 1000
Tenth Street.
April IL
Irene Williams, 6S: 1909 w. Cary.
April 10
William Ruffin. 40; SOC N. sth St,
Jessie Vaughan fIundiey, Q days;
1872 WI Moore st.
John Preston Taylor, IL months:
511 W. Baker st.
Estelle Unis Williams, 20; 500 r,
Leigh st.
Elnora Brent, IA; 416 WCatherine
William Christian. 40: e13 ". 29th
April H.
London Branch, 90; 908-c s..
Lomberdy st.
Sarah A. Williams, IS; 903 8 John
Philip Pryor, !52; gil Catherine st.
Indiana Hundiey. 81; 1912 W.
Moore ST.
April Is
Bessie J. Sweat. Is; 1891 W. Gay
Samuel Kelly, 80 min; 1116 n. Cd
Bertha Elizabeth Jones, IA;
703 N. 4th st.
, April 10
Helen Louise Logan, L; 1903 Idle
wood Avenue.
Moses Smith. SO; CITY Home,
/ julius Smith. IS: IS Wood st.
April II
I John jones, 46; City Home
Hinton T. Coleman. Jr., 40;
! 701 N. 9Th st.
I Rebecca Woodruff 80; Burkeviie
Agnes Fleming, 81; 316 w. Duval
, Wb'1ie Jackson, 80; IA NJ. 23d st
! Robert Il Johnson, 10; S07 Cain
| crime Street.
| April 1S---
Oracle Mason, 49, 213 Midark.
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Carolina. Georgia Alabama and Mis-

Carolina, Georgia. Alabama and Mis-
sissippt
The Conference held a.. Peters
burg Friday. Saturday and Sunday
was an overwhelming success. There
were more than zoo delegates repre-.
SEN Ing Newport News. Norfolk
Portsmouth, Hampton Danvtl.e
Lynohburg. Roanoke. Petersburg and
Richmond
PTeSiden. John M. Candy presided
au the opening session Friday even
ing. A spirited song service was
led by Mr.. Archie q. Richardson
Mr. s. A. Brown. Jr delivered the
welcome address for the boys of
Petersburg. Dean @ w. FLORENCE
welcomed the delegates to she city
and v. N. and I. I. The responses
were by Mr., Lawrence Buren,, OF
Roanoke. fer the boys, and Prof. j.
=: NIXON. Of Richmond. for the
Leaders,
The following officers wede cleo. ed
William II. Ha-cher. Portsmouth.
Pres dent, Clarence Willis, Norfolk,
Vice-Presiden: Everett White Rich
mond. Secretary: John Whiting,
Roanoke. Assistant Secrei airy; Bev.
erly Hendricks, Roanoke, Treasurer.
The frs address os tne conference
was delivered by Rev V. G.. Johns
Lynchburg, Va. His subjeo. was,
Our New Day n Virginia. 1t was
an excellent address replete with
his orical references. Rev. Johns en-
phagiEed had new day was coming
in Virginia and chat day would be
our day and 10 make it better day
depends upon US in this day.
President Candy spoke TO the boys
on, Our Personal Lives in Our New
Day." empha sizing dhe need of good
comluct, se'f-control, careful speech,
clean, wholesome thought and clean
relationships 1t was plea for a
sdrong moraAfbred older boyhood
Sectional conferences we're held and
a more detailed discussion was gone
into.
The Conference Banquet was held
Saturday evening. with Mr.. John
Casey as toasemaster. It was on
/ enjoyable affair with good humor al
pervading. The boys' quartet from
Tidewater rendered several fine Sc
iecdons. The High School Orches
ira from Norfolk also rendered sc
, lections at various sessions of tn,
Conference.
! DR.. Charming H. Tobias, Of the Y
M q. A. NaE!ona1 Counsel, delivered
/ an address on. Our New Day Wher
/ we Get Home" Dr.. Tobias en-
iigh'ened tine minds Of the boys OF
the fundamentals needed in ou
lives when VIE get home. He urget
the boys to keep their eyes on TIT
fece of mo Boy of Nazareth and pa,
. n clean pBne Of life
Reso utions thanking DR., Candy
Dean Florence, Mr. Richardson, Nj
8. A Brown, pr. and teachers an,
students OF Virginia Normal; MI
Bullock. Mr.. Crayer and Mr. Tobia
OF the National Counc8 and Mr.
Fred ID. Thompson, State Boys Wori
er OF the z. No. G A. were adopted
The res0' utions also embed ed tn
problems discussed by the Confer
ence: Student Government, Bad Ha
its, such as profanity, smokinf
drinking, etc; illidtt sexual rels
donabiDs; proper occupation of on
leisure time; question of life work
religious questions of today, sue
as Modernism. Instrumentation. F.
olution and Religion
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Yours truly,
EDWARD BRYANT.
Douglas. Arizona.
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Co. D, 26th Infantry.
FOUND GREAT RELIEF.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24

The great Weisberger store on
Broad Street was the center of much
excitement last Saturday night, when
stream of flame and smoke was
seen issuing from the elevator shaft
at about IL o'clock. An alarm was
turned in and in short time the
hre department was at work. The
sprinkler system on the fourth floor
was put into action and the water
did more damage than the blaze
Inc store has been closed this week.
while an inventory was being taken
of the damaged goods.
The public will certainly find great
bargains in this popular trade center
when The doors swing open again
or their accommodation.
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RIFF PEACE ENVOY GOES BACK
BY PLANE.
Is Expected to Return to the French
Lines With Decision on
Terms
THREE DAYS ARE GRANTED
Belief Prevails In Oudjs That Add
ei-krim Will Accept Exile to
End War.

OUJDA, MOROCCO, April 10
The three days recess in the Franco
Spanish-Riffian peace negotiations
while Haddou Ben Hannou, the third
Rftian delegate, is consulting with
the Riffian chieftain, Ade-El-Krim
will be utilized by the French and
Spauards TO straighten out some de-
tails on which they still differ in
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TRIED TO KILL. WIFE

Edward Shark went 10 the place
where his "ife is employed on Floyd
Avenue last Wednesday afternoon
and becoming enraged with her,
made gashes in her head with a cob
bier's knife. requiring SIS stitches TO
sew them upI She is in precarious
concnaon as result of these
wounds,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24

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Churches or individuals will find this
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care of your needs. Either religious
or Jazz selections of the highest
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WHITE EP|SCOPAL|ANS
Continued from page u
and wrote, to the vestrymen of the
Monumental Church asking this
favor.
That Whit. Co-r,:t,.,

While about to open services on
a Sunday morning, he was informed
that some white gentlemen were at
the door and desired to speak with
him. = They had been sent to in
vestigate and to make recommends
tons in the matter. They explained
their mission and told him that he
would hear from them. They made
favorable rep&As I'D the organ
was donated as st2eYhed. The CON
ditions as to the removal, etc. will
be complied with by the Mt. Olivet
Baptist Church. There is great re-
Joicing among the colored congrega-
ton.
A Grand Opening.
Arrangements are being made To
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24

Joe Hairston, colored, was found
dead on the Jefferson Park steps and
it is supposed that he stumbled and
fell down, killing himself on Friday
night, 9Th inst
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24

FOR CLEAN. AND UPJTO-DATE
ROOMS, furnished or unfinished
Ladies or Gentlemen. in the central
location For information call
Boulevard 1888.
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BRIEFLETs IN THE NEWS.

The charge of assault made by
DIR. Leon A. Reid against Attorney
J. X. Pollard was dismissed i'm the
Police Court last Wednesday by
mutual agreement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-04-24

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church will
lay its cornerstone this afternoon
with the Masons in charge.