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Evening star., 1926-04-15
HOW TO GET RID OF
MISCELLANEOUS
Beach patrolman advises
this treatment

After exposure to dampness and
cold, and after hard exercise, mus
cles will stiffeh up and get lame.
A beach patrolman at Atlantic
City writes that he has found this
treatment the quickest and most
effective way to take out the stiff
ness and pain:
Just pat on a little of Sloan's
Liniment. Don't rub. It's the lin
iment - not the rubbing - that
helps. You'll get relief right
away. I've tried all sorts of other
things, but nothing gets results
like Sloan's."
Hundreds of letters like this tell
of the wonderful relief from mus
cular pain that Sloan's gives.
Sloan's, gets results because it
doesn't just deaden pain. it gets
at the cause. Right to the place
that hurts it brings a healing
stream of fresh, new blood.
Quickly and surely it carries off
the fatigue -poisons," takes out
stiffness and drives away the
aches and pains.
/ Get a bottle today and have il
on hand. All druggists-35 cents
! DIR. Earl S. Sloan, 113 w. 18th St.
/ New York.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
DR.. PENN ADVOCATES
NEGRO HEADS OF
OUR SCHOOLS
preston News service)

SPIRIT LAkE, IOWA, July So
Before the Lake Okiboja Bible Con-
ference, Dr. /. Garland Penn, Gin
cinnati. Ohio, one of the Secretaries
for Negro Schools and Colleges Of
the Board of Education, Methodist
Episcopal Church, declared that to
secure the best and largest results
in the edccation Of the Negro, phil
anthropy should now work through
the educated Negro as presidents,
teachers and workers.
The recent movement at Howard
University in electing Negro to
the Presidency is in the right direc-
ton. I'VE had just as well be
truthful about it," said DR.. Penn
1t is an economic question. Thous-
ands of Negroes are being educated
and are now doing graduate work
in the summer schools for their de-
grees. They have no where to work
except among their own people. He
said this should not be considered
as eliminating white workers from
Negro schools, but rather a compH-
ment to those God-fearing, self-sac-
rihcing men and women, in that,
they have done their work so well
In the last fifty years as to have
prepared Negro men and women for
the task. The time has also come,
said he, when Negro leaders and
people must give of their means for
the education of the race and thus
supplement white philanthropy.
DR.. Penn delivered two addresses
at the Bible Conference Saturday
and Monday. July 81 &c. ana con
Quoted an Inter4Racial Workers
Conference.
Several thousand white Methodists
of Northwest Iowa and South Da-
kota heard the addresses and part,-
cipated in the conferences.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
LOCAL MoRTUARY REPORT.

The following is list of deaths
reported to the Richmond City Bu-
reau OF Health, from July IL, 1926
to July 81, 1926 inclusive, with date
of death:
July 13-Morris Scott, So years,
236 Temple street.
July 16-Fannie b. Jones, 4S years,
BIS w. Clay Street.
July 16-Baby Mebane, hour, 6I3
N, Ninth Street
July 14-Octavia Lightfoot, GA yrs.
sos 1i2 N. Third Street.
july 17-Estelle r. Freeman, mos
I31 N. Fourth street
July 16-Sarah c. Graves, 60 years.
l019 st. James street.
July 16-Dora Johnson, Sc years
534-A Prentiss Street.
July 16-Thomas Green, 81 years
GIG N. seventh Street
July 16--William B. Fauntleroy. Sc
years, S949 New North Road.
July 16--Joe Hinton, 35. City Jail.
July 16-Cullen Kslson, IA years.
Charlotte C.. H.
July 1S-Cora Ross, 80 years, 1917
w. Moore Street. -,
July 17-Walter Temple. "a, Z King
July 1S--Margaret Stokes, 26 years
626 N. Harrison Street.
July 17-Judia Gray, Sc years, sos
10. Preston Street.
July 19-Susan Dance. so years.
1714 Venable Street.
July 1S-Lettie Johnson Minister. 81
years, 91s s. Lombardy street.
July 19-Agnes Tyler. 7S wears
E. Leigh Street.
July 19-Fannie Palmer. Al years.
2OS f. Clay Street.
July 19--Prince Loving, So years
119 S. First Street.
July 2O-Harriet Grimes, so years.
. w. Leigh Street.
July 22-George Meyers, 40 years.
407 Catherine Street.
July 21-Willie Collins. 80 wears
415 1-2 w. Duval Street.
July 21-Thomas j. Ellington. 42
years, TIC N. 2Sth Street
July 22-James Ed. Christian.
months, $40 Orleans Street.
July 22-David j. Smith so wears
1121 N. Fifth Street.
July 22-Texanna Harris, As years.
1904 lakewood Avenue.
July 21-Laura Newson. 10 wears.
221S e. Main Street.
July 23-Jordan D. Taylor, 9 mos
1922 N. 9th Street.
July 22-Willett Davis. 6 months.
Richmond Hospital.
July 22-Hezekiah Jones. so years.
615 Adams (Rear).
July 22-Alice II. Watkins. co years
612 1-2 N. Ninth Street.
July 24-Gladys Harris, s months.
1907 1-2 w. Leigh Street.
July 23-JoseDh Watson. ~ years
615 N. 18th Street.
July 23-Maria Kiley. 60 years 71s
w. Duval Street.
july 26-Willie l.. Harris. months
514 w. Duval Street.
July 26-James Monroe. 5 months.
W. Leigh Street.
July 24-Vireinia Fisher. 80 years.
GA N. 18th street.
july 2s-Chris Faegus. 3 months.
1907 p. Leigh Street.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
New York Commission Author
ICES Fight--The License Com
mission to Block Combat.
Suits Dempsey.-7 The Champion Doesn't
Want to Fight anyhow.

NEW YOak,, July 2S--With Com
missioner oeorge -. Bower, Tor t-ie
first time. exercising his luli pow er
as the man with the pivotal vote,
the state Athletic Commission yes
terday snatched the Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney worlds heavyweight
championship bout right out OF the
hands of Chicago and brought it
back to New York, where many
months ago Tex Rickard intimated
quite broadly 1T should be held.
The commission. by vote Of 2
to /, approved the staging OF the
fight by Rickard at the Yankee
stadium on September 16.
This startling action was taken
at the regular board meeting and
followed with surprising alacrity ou
the heels of Mr.. Brower's step on
Monday night. when he wired to
Rickard urging the promoter TO
leave Chicago at once and reopen
the case before the New York COM
mission.
Apparently acting on this lead,
Matchmaker Jess Mcmahon and
William F.. Carey, Treasurer of the
Madison Square Garden Corporation
appeared before the board as Rick
dTu TepTcSen IdtlNeS anu dSheu tudt
approval be granted for the Demp-
sey-Tunney fight here.
Commissioner William Muldoon,
who heretofore had been waging d
lone fight to bring the title bout
here. at once moved that the Rick
ard request be approved. Chairman
James a. Farley. still standing by
his guns to bar the match voted no.
Then Brewer, who up to now had
stood steadfastly by Chairman Far
ley. broke the ranks of the opposi-
ton by voting with Muldoon to ap-
prove the request
Thus, with the commission now op
record as sanctioning the match ;l.e
only obstacle that remains to be
purdled is the obtaining of licenses
for the two fighters, as neither
Dempsey nor Tunney hold a license
:, box in this state. This lies wit,
" q License Committee, new fun
ti0ning apart from the commissicI
and headed Ly Colonel John Phelan
still supporter of Chairman Farley
According to the Chairman, Col
onel Phelan's opposition to the fight
remains as big an obstacle as ever.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
FULTON NOTES.

The men of Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church put over very successful
program last Sunday. The leaders In
this movement were Deacons John
Robinson and Eugene Shaw. The
writer was present in the afternoon,
during which time Lawyer Denny
delivered o very timely and inspir-
ing address. His subject was "Man"
At night, our pastor. Rev. Cobbs
delivered sermon to the ushers of
the Church.
Tomorrow we expect you to be
present. Preaching in the morning
The Lords Supper will be served in
the afternoon.
The Rev. w. L. Tuck is vet on the
upward march. He is in great de-
mand these days His Madame. Mrs.
AEco Tuck Is e'eat help to h;m
in his church work and that speaks
w II for any pastor
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
.RH|NE[ANDER APPEALS DR..
ALICE RHINELANDER LANDS IN
ENGLAND ON VISIT.
(Preston News service)

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. July 20
Not only will Leonard Kip Rhine
lander appeal to the Appellate Di-
vision from the decision dismissing
his complaint in suit for annul-
ment of marriage, but he will also
appeal from allowance Of $4,000
additional counsel fees.
Formal notice of both appeals was
on file Friday in the office of the
county clerk. The two decisions in
favor of Alice Jones Rhinelander, of
New Rochelle, were signed two
months ago by Supreme Court JUS
tice Joseph Morschauser, although
the jury which found that Rhine
lander had not been deceived as to
his wife's color reported last Decem
ber.
Prior to the allowance of $4,000
counsel fees an allowance OF $4,000
had been made, which was not op-
posed by Rhinelander.
SOUTHAMPTON, ENG, July 80
Alice Jones Rhinelander arrived
with her mother to visit the latter's
relatives in England and although
surrounded by newspaper men she
escaped with the mere statement
that she didn't care whether Leon.
ward is in Paris.
1t is understood that orders were
left for q chauffeur to call at the
hotel after all London trains had
departed. and it was thought Mrs.
Rhinelander intended to go to St
Malo, where her mothers family
lives. fR7!y1I'
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
NORFOLK JUDGE RULES
SEGRECAT|ON LAW
IS Invalid

Declaring the residential segrega-
the City of Norfolk invalid and
without effect, Judge Spindle of tho
police court on Julf 18th ruled
again against efforts to herd the
Negroes Of Norfolk In restricted
areas. This decision Twas rendered
in the case Of Samnel Costen, q
colored man, who recently sought t.
move his family into u house locat-
ed at Mapleton and Majestic Awe
nues, so-called white district. A
warrant was issued against Costen
on the complaint of white neighbors
charging violation OF the segrega-
tion ordinance.
David II. Edwards, attorney and
President of the Norfolk Branch os
the National Association for the Ad.
vancement OF Colored People ap-
peared for Mr.. Costen. Mr. Edwards
was assisted by B. J. Barnes. For
the plaintiffs appeared John B. Jen-
kins and j. Louis Broudy, who CON
tended that the Norfolk law was not
affected by the United States SUI
preme Court decision lof 1917 in the
Louisville Case, as the law under
consideration was Identical with the
one in New Orleans which the Su-
pfeme Court Of Louisiana has up.
held, which case Is NOV pending in
the u. s. Supreme court throusa
the work OF the New Orleans
Branch of the N. A. A. c.. P.
Mr.. Edwards made a brilliant ar
gument. contending that the law did
not differ in it's essentials from the
Louisville ordinance; that it did
abridge the constitutional rights of
citizens; and that the provision
which allows the occupancy of a
home in white neighborhood by a
coloredl family on consent of the
majority of white residents OF that
section and vice versa, were an i'm
proper exercising of legislative au-
thority
Following the submission of briefs
by attorneys on both sides Judge
Spindle rendered his decision declar
ing the law invalid, unconstitution-
al and without effect.
Judge Spindle's previous decision
was rendered when Mr Edwards
prosecuted white merchant who
moved into a Negro neighborhood.
The case was dismissed on the
ground that the law was invalid
1t is believed the two adverse decis-
ions will end attempts at segrega
tion in Norfolk by this means.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

Susie Boyd has been removed to
the Virginia Penitentiary to serve
six years for forgery. She is the
young mother, who was given. thirty
years in the penitentiary on forged
transactions which amounted to
$500, the other charges which were
dismissed aggregating $4,000. Her
relatives live at Eli w. Baker ST
Efforts are under way to reduce the
time Judge Mathews. upon a re.
hearing. reduced the sentence At.
torney Charles w Moss represented
the accused at the time.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

DR.. E. X Jefferson had a narrow
escape from death last Sunday in an
automobile wreck on the Petersburg
Turnpike at about z p. NJ. His
chauffeur, Ernest in trying to avoid
striking car in front, vaulted -
the other side of the road and the
car turned over from rear to front.
catching fire. 1t was soon total
wreck
Dr. Jefferson suffered an injury
on the head and his leg was bruised
Ernest was slightly bruised. 1t was
with difficulty that the fire on the
burning car was extiDguished, DR..
Griffin has charge of Dr. Jefferson's g
practice during his temporary indis-
position.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
ELKs' CONCERT FOR ORPHANS.

Capitol City Lodge, No. IL, will
give its usual sacred concert for
and at the Orphan Asylum. Sunday.
August 1, 1926, at 4:30 P. M. AN
donations will go to the relief of
the. children. Various organizations
and clubs will take part. Capital
City Band and Drum Corps and, the
Hiawatha Band will furnish music.
Rev. n. M. Williams, of Leigh st.
M e. Church will be the speaker
Of the evening. DIR ID. w. Davis and
Mrs. Martha Pryor are pogammed.
q. L. Branch, master of ceremonies
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
THE $4,000 COMMUNITY DRIVE.

Rev. w. p Ball. Chairman of the
Campaign for $4,000 announces that
much must be raised this week to
bring the amount up to what It
should be. Every one is asked to
assist Churches, pastors. fraternal
orders and the public in general
Send your donations to Bragg Bros.
Office. sos N. 2nd Street. The Plan
ct, 311 N. 4th. Or Rev. w 3 Ball.
Chairman. 2214-A Henrico Street,
Boulevard 3738.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
DIR. j. Il. BROWN AT SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. j. b. Brown, d. D., pastor nf
Zion Baptist Church, Petersburg, Va
will preach at the Second Baptist
Church. Sunday, August 1, 1926, at
the morning and night services.
DR.. Brown is most successful
pastor and wonderful preacher
and is conversant with every phase
of christian activity.
Those, who fail to hear him will
miss two wonderful Gospel messages
Come to the Church, which gives all
cordial welcome.
e. F. Johnson, Chairman Deacon
Board; w. s. Banks, Church Clerk.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

You should remember that the
Checker Cab service with polite,
hustlins colored Ghauffeurs, is al
ways at your service and at a price
that you can afford to pay. Call up
randolph 456 and be convinced. 1t
is no longer an experiment 1t is a
pleasant reality.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
SOMETHING NEW.

A Pew Rally to benefit the melon
feast at City Home. on August 20.
nth Sunday, from 2 to 80 p. M.
There will be special program for
service. The Pilgrim Travellers will
render special music Sermon on
Home Missions and a paper fror,
two or three of our secretaries. or
Pew CAPTAINS. We invite orr friends
to come over into Macedonia and
helD US.
Committee: George Johnson, J.
u Lovines. Mrs. Mary Robinson.
Mrs. Lottie Thornton. Rev. w. III !.
bjeeons, rev. F. w. Quarles Man
ager. zvwuN
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
DIR. HANCOCK WILL SPEAK AT
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

At the Sunday School Union Sun
day afternoon, at Ebenezer Baptist
Church, DR.. Gordon B. Hancock will
be the principal speaker on the pro
gram replete with excellent num-
berse The Richmond Baptist Sunday
School Union is forging ahead and
the public is asked to come out and
enjoy their presentations.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
HOW TO PROCEED.

eff the Supreme Court of Appeals
Or any Court of record of this State
observe any malpractice or any cor.
rupt Or unprofessional conduct there
in by any attorney, or If complaint.
verified by affidavit. be made to any
such Court of malpractice or of
corrupt or unprofessionaI conduct
by any attorney therein, or if com
plant, verified by affidavit be made
to any Court OF record (other than
the Supreme Court of Appeals) of
any malpractice or any corrupt or
unprofessional conduct by any attor-
ney practicing therein, such Court
shall issue a rule against such at
torney to show cause why his Ii
cense to practice law shall not be
revoked or suspended.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

AGBNTS--PLEASANT WORK. Earn
s75 to 800 weekly. Sell Custom
Tailored Shirts direct to wearer. No
capital or experience needed s35
drawing account when you qualify.
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II, 1893 Broadway, New York City.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENT.

DR.. A A, Tenant announces that
he will be absent from the city un-
til September ], 1926. All phone
orders will be taken care of by DR..
p Sheridan Roane, $40 East Clay
Street. Phone Randolph 5777.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
DEFAULTING ON MONEY.

IF an attorney IaIls on demand
TO pay over money collected, it may
be recovered by a warrant before a
Justice, or by suit or motion in
court, depending upon the amount,
and damages in lieu of interest. not
exceeding 15 per cent. per annum,
may be awarded against him"
Further extracts quoted by Mr..
Mitchell read:
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
FOR RENT.

Centrally Located MODERN OF
FICBS Hardwood Floors. Steam
Heat, Gas, Electricity; Hot and Cold
Water WILLIAMS BUILDING,
Brook Avenue and Clay Street Ap.
ply 800 W. Clay (Upstairsl
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

WANTED-A MAN and WIFE for
country place, to cook and do gen
era work in house. yard and garden.
GOOD references required. Can BouIe
ward o777 between and 9:30 p. nj.
ADDRESS Apt SO, Gresham Court.
Richmond. va -
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
FIVE MOTHERS OF 1861 GET
PENSION FROM GOVERNMENT.
preston News servicel !

WASHINGTON. D. c., July 30
On the United states pension rolls
are five mothers of Civil War vet
erans drawing pensions and they
range from SO to 102 years. One Of
them is Mrs. Samantha Farrar, Of
Athens, Ga, who does not know how
many years over 98 she is.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

when you speak of painting, eth
er in the country or in the city, you
should think OF Rubens Paint and
Glass Company, 1926 E. Main Street
Drop them card for prices and
mention The Planet. You will save
money by buying there.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

DR.. Albert A. Tenant leaves to-
day for visit to Oklahoma, Kansas
City and Cleveland and, will spend
some time in all OF these places. His
Madame will accompany him.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

They call him Bob" Scott. If
there is anything to be done, he or
some one of his efficient employees
will bob up at the proper time and
serve you.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

w. L. Johnson Sons will serve you
living or dead. The latest style
caskets are there for inspection and
sale to your relatives, for aps one
OF the dead. ones. Prompt and sat
isfactory service is a feature.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

Miss Florine Ball, daughter of Rev.
w. b. Ball, 2214 Henrico st. is q
little improved.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

They say &C. p" You can do this
or see Clarence Hayes. Either way
you will find prompt and efficient
service. He knows how to work
when you sleep and to hustle when
you are awake.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

Misses Frances Lewis and FIorins
Cogbill left the city for Durham, N.
G. to spend a few days,
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
Personals and Briefs

Mrs. Viola Cogbill arrifed in the
city last Tuesday for Washington.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

Mr.: Robert Morris. better known
as Captain Bob" arrived in the city
This week from Braddock. Pa. He
mas been absent about eight years.
While here he will be the guest of
ms daughter, Mrs, Mamie Thomp.
sia 1909 Stockton Street.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

"Catty" Price has had some hard
knocks. but he is not dead yet. but
he is mighty busy looking after
other folks, who are dead. He will
render you prompt and efficient SER
vice
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
THE RETURN OF RULE.

Upon the return of such rule. a
jury shall be empanelled. when re.
guired by the defendant, and if be
be found guilty by the Court or by
the jury, where one is empanelled,
his license to practice in such Court
shall be revoked, or suspended, for
such time as the Court may pre-
scribe When the case is in the
supreme Court of Appeals, the
Court shall direct ono of it's officers
to summon a jury from the county
Or corporation in which said Court
is then being held, to be empanelled
and paid as in cases of misdemeanor
In the circuit or corporation Court:
and any revocation or suspension of
license bv said, Supreme Court of
Appeals shall operate and be effec-
tive In all the courts of this Com
monwealth. The words any NAL
practice or any corrupt or unpro-
fessional conduct, as used in this
section shall be construed to include
the failure without sufficient cause,
within reasonable time. after de-
mand, of any attorney-at-law to paw
over and deliver to the person enti.
tied. thereto. within reasonable
time any money, security, or other
Dropertv. which has come into his
hands as such attorney
A SENSATION CREATED
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

sensation here ana elsewhere and
enquiries have been made concern
ing the same. Mr.. John Mitchell,
Jr. emphasized the fact that Joseph
r. Pollard is the attorney named by
w. II. G. Brown to handle the legal
affairs of the Grand Lodge, knights
of Pythias of Virginia and later
made treasurer of the Order. He
received a check for Twenty Thous-
and, Seven Hundred and Ninety
nine Dollars and Forty-six Cents of
the Grand Lodge and instead of de-
posting this amount to the credit
OF Joseph r. Pollard, Grand Master
of Exchequer (treasurer) where it
would require the signatures of the
Grand Chancellor, Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal and Grand Master
of Exchequer to draw it out, he de-
posted the whole amount to the
credit of Joseph r.. Pollard, Attor-
ney, where his signature would be
the only one needed to get it out.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
THE LAW ON FEES.

An attorney is entitled not only
to the fee that may be taxed in the
case, but such other fee as may be
agreed upon between him and his
client, or if there be no agreement,
such fee as his services are reason
ably worth.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
NOT YET DECIDED.

He officially reported that only
$4,000 of the amount actually
went into the treasury of the Grand
Lodge. a claim of $13,e0O.O0 with
interest being paid outside of the
treasury. 1t is evident that the
members of the Order will mark
time until this matter is cleared up.
Mr.. Mitchell would not state when
action against Attorney Pollard
would be brought or whether it
would be brought to the attention
of local court OF record or before
the Supreme Court of Appeals of
Virginia.
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

The attorneys for the white banks
had won the case beforehand He
never authorized Pollard to take any
Of this money for himself and the
only amount, to which he was en-
Titled was such an amount that
might be allowed by the Court IN
such cases The law upon this sub
ject reads: o sYNr611u
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
ECHOES FROM THE GRAND
LODGE, 4. OF p. OF VA.
Some Startling Revelations.
Much Law Quoted.

STAUNTON, VA, July 23-Anoth-
er one of the statements made here
came from delegate, named r. b,
Clark. He hailed from Richmond
and it related to some legal matters
in connection with, the Mt Carmel
Baptist Church. Id did not go to
committee, however
Mr. Mitchell, while here, spoke of
the section of the. law relating to
the failure of Attorney Joseph r.
Pollard in failing to turn over to
the Mechanics Savings Bank the
amount, which he collected for that
corporation and which the receivers
report shows amounted to $64O.97.
Mr.. Mitchell said that all Pollard
had to do was to receipt for the
money. ,sssi
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31
A SENSATION CREATED.

These revelations have created a
Richmond planet., 1926-07-31

The following is list of deaths
reported to the Richmond City Bu-
reau Of Health, from July II, 1926
to July 27, 1926 inclusive, with date
of death: