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Evening star., 1927-11-13
JOY RIDES AID SURGEONS.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
PARIS.-Peace-time joy-riding is
furnishing almost as many patients
for surgical face fixers as the World
War did. according to doctors at the
Val-de Grace Hospital. who are trying
to make motoring scarless.
A constant stream of automobile ac-
cldent victims with shattered or dis
figured faces is attended by DIR. More.
stin and his assistants. expert face
surgeons, who after the war thought
there would be little further need for
their talents. In many cases problems
presented by motor accidents are more
complicated than war wounds, but ex-
perience resulting from the tremen-
dous increase in crashes during the
past few years has made II possible to
fix nearly any kind of marred sAee.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
JAILS DRY AGENT, TOO.
Landed in Cell When He Arrives
With Prisoner.
Correspondence of The Star.

Correspondence of The Star.
ST. PAUL.-Just out of Jail. where
he was locked up with his own pris-
oner. a Federal dry agent is cursng
the suspicious nature of mankind, and
between outbursts he is hiding from
the ribald jests of his colleagues.
Two dry agents came to the Ramsey
County Jail, bearing with them John
Ross. One of the dry agents left the
other agent, William Robbins. and
Ross at the door of the Jail. Robbins
took the prisoner in and said. Lock
him up" The jailer looked the pair
over and said, "Well. I'll be derned,
but don't know YOU"
Robbins searched for his credentials,
but they were missing. SO the iailer
also put Robbins in. Robbins insisted
he was a dry agent, but remained be.
hind walls until an Identification was
made possible.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
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pie quantities, sufficient for all,
but in some cases there may be
a shortage, so we request you do
your buying early to avoid dis
appointment. We reserve the
right to refuse to self dealers and
limit quantities. This sale is for
Monday only
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Y. W. C.. A.

Continued from Page Thirty-four.)
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
Committees Selected
 For St. Joseph's Circus

An open air circus will be staged by St. Joseph's Parish society on June I6, r, s and 20 on the parish grounds on Edson street for the ben eft Of the convent fund. Committees of men and women, under the di- rection Of Rev. John r. Donohue. and Rev. John J. keane, are at work on preliminary plans.
 The following committees are in charge of the circus:
 Mems committees, William Y. O'Brien, general chairman: tickets. William Forsythe, John Riley, Thom- as Heslin. Edward Conlin. Clarence kenney: attractions, Rev. John ] keane, William Forsythe. John r Callahan, William O'Brien. John Riley: grounds, Patrick Howlev. John DiNonno, Edward Hannou Thomas Healn, John Lyons, James kenney, Charles McKeon, Philip Mckeon: refreshments. Edward Moore, William Bass, Gerald Brat ton. James kcnney Henry Kane: purchasing, Rev John J. Keane. William Forsythe, John r. Callahan John O'Leary; publicity, Rev. Johr J. Keano, John Riley. Clarence Ken ney, Harry C. Brown, James O'Brier Fred Russell, E. Murray: entertain
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
SUICIDE EPIDEMIC
 CALLED HOT A|R'
No More Than Ever Says Will,
 liam Allen White
Columbus. Ohio, April 8 UP,-

Columbus. Ohio, April 8 (UP)- The wave of college suicides is all a wave of hot air, in the opinion Of William Allen White, editor and au thor of Emporia. Kansas, here as a speaker at the educational confer ence at Ohio State University.
 There are no more youthful sui- cides now than there ever were" White said today.
 Tt is all a result of assembled news. Some enterprising person happened to notice that there were several youthful suicides and before long everybody was noticing youth ful suicides. Then everybody start ed worrying about fl.
 If somebody would discover that three yellow cats had three sets of seven kittens before long all the yellow cats In the country would be having seven kittens. and people would be saying. Dear me, what is this world coming to? All the vel low cats are having seven kittens"
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
PROTEST REDUCTION IN
 LINE ON ORANGE STREET
Property Owners Will Oppose Pcti- tion Filed With City By
 Eafnir Bearing Co.

Property owners on Orange street will protest almost as a unit against granting the Fafnir Bearing Co. reduction in building line at it's pro- perty east of the present factory buildings. at a meeting Of the board of public works Tuesday evening. An unaNalllnS protest was made when the manufacturing concern sought special exception from the board Of adjustment to disregard the five foot line and build to the sidewalk boundary in conformity with its present buildings. It has since been determined that the board Of ad- Justment cannot legislate over building lines in conditions Of this kind and the public works board hearing is the result.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08

he asserted. but We are reluctau, to introduce any disturbing element in world needing peace"
 This reluctance to sever relations. added the foreign secretary. lis not a mark Of weakness but of strength. Our position is such that We can af- ford to tolerate and disregard out rages which no government has q right to inflict upon another gov ment with which it wishes to re- main in diplomatic relations"
 (Dlscord in Anglo Russian rela- tions have arisen over many matters from time to time. Great Britain recently protested against alleged soviet 1ropa gandist activities within the empire.)
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08

during fire that followed an explo. sion at the plant of E, I. DuPont De Nemours and Company at Franklin and Batterymarch streets.
 The fire. discovered by a police. man on the top floor of the five. story building. caused about $1O. 900 damage. Though showered with debris and affected by chemical fumes. none of the firemen required medical treatment.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
LAPS SAIL APRII, o3

Tokyo, Japan. April UPi--The Japanese disarmament conference delegates will sail from Kobe for Geneva aboard the steamship Ava Alaru on April a3. Saito Suburi, who heads the delegation, will be accom- panied by q group ot experts. in cluding Vice Admiral Saizo Kobay- ashi, Rear Admiral kanjiro Hara and several minor attaches Another group of Japanese experts will join the delegation abroad.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08

row. Edith Mckerncy: fancy work. Mrs. James Malloy. Mrs. E. x. Callahan. Mrs. Patrick Hughes
 Mrs. Thomas Cranlgy, Mrs William o'Brien, Mrs John Riley, Mrs. John Farley. Mrs. Gianettino. Mrs. Leroy Fortier, Mrs George Doerner; re- treatments, Mrs. Michael lgoe, Mrs. William Ahearn. Mrs Thomas Flood. Mrs. George Weir. Mrs. F. Coulin. Mrs. Owen Higgins: children's day. Mrs. William Mangan. Mrs. Joseph
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08

ment James Griffin. Edward Conlin, William Mccormick. William Sulli- insurance. John O'LearT John Lyons. James Corr.
 Womens committees. Mrs. Ed ward Hannon, general chairman; canvassers. Marguerite Kenney, Irene Sullivan. Nellie Ryan. Anna Valentine, Catherine Callahan; prizes. Mrs. Harry Brown. Mrs. F. HaEnon. Rose Dar-
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
NO BREAK IS SEEN
Chamberlain Says England Is Not Planning to End Relations With Soviet Russia.

London, April LE7-That there is no present prospect Of Great Brit ain breaking off diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia was indicated by Foreign Secretary Chamberlain in a speech at Birmingham yesterday
 Sir Austen declared that with the provocation which Russia has given clear right before the world to sever diplomatic relations. Such rupture would cost us nothing as 8 nation"
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08

Woods. Mrs. John Meskin, Mrs. James Dawson, Mrs. Jesse Atwater. Catherine Robertson. Rose Mary Woods, Catherine O'Leary. Della naly, Mrs Frank Goodwin: decora- tlons, Mrs, klambe Mrs. Meyerjak, Mrs. Graheck. Mrs. Thomas Mic Gulness, Mrs. John Lyons.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08

465 Main street was struck by an automobile driven by Gildo Fusari Of 951 Stanley street, about s.20 last evening at the corner of Main and East Main streets, and escaped unlnJured. Fusari was driving slowly at the time, the officer re- ported.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
FIRE IN BOSTON

Boston, April s (UP)-Iives of firemen were endangered here today
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE

Supernumerary officer l.. John son reported that Adam Suski Of
New Britain herald., 1927-04-08
EASTER FROCKS $25.00

Typical of the smart new Frocks is this model of suede crepe with con- trasting beige. top. Other Frocks with bows, pleats and tucks, are featured of crepe de chine. flat crepe and georgette, in the new spring shades.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
They Called Her
ScraVny But
Not For LONE

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The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
UNION LEVEL NOTES

Sunday morning at 11:30 was the
beginning of our anniversary-the
Saith anniversary of the church, and
the 1st anniversary of our pastor,
Rev. B. J. Rufin, D. D. At 1:30, our
pastor was absent on account of
death. Rev. Edwin Charity preached
wonderful sermon. Rev. w. L..
Tuck, pastor of Gravel Hill Baptist
Churcr and choir were present. The
choir rendered excellent music. Rev.
Tuck preached a soul-stirring sermon
from Rev. Sill Monday night, Nov.
2Sth, Rev. H. Randolph, his choir, and
his auxiliary board were present.
We had wonderful time. Rev. Ran
dolph preached from Kings, 4th chap
ter, 90 verses. Tuesday night, Nov.
Both, Rev. o. B. Simms, choir and
congregation were present. We also
listened to another wonderful sermon
on Tuesday night from Rev. o. B.
Simms. Wednesday night, Rev. Col
Ian preached for us. He preached
from Hebrew Is. Music by Union
Level choir. Thursday night, Rev.
i. j. Woodson was absent. Our pas
COr, rev. %. u. RuiIll, predCIlSu d
heartfelt sermon from second chapter
of Psalms. Music by Union Level
choir. Friday night, Dec. 2, Rev. E.
C. Smith was present. 9th Psalm
IVES read. Rev. Smith preached US a
wonderful sermon. He preached
again Friday night.
Rev. J. J. Woodson made the pres
entation from the Church to the pas
tor. ~
We were proud to have with US
Rev. w. L. Tuck and wife, Rev. o. B.
Simms and wife, Rev. Edwin Char
ity and Rev. Mrs. Annie Brown and
other visiting deacons and friends.
Friday night we closed with an an
niversary supper. We had great
success for the week and raised 1924.
Sunday being a bad day there were
not many present, but we had Won
derful sermon, both morning and
night.
Mr.. Irving L. Toombs, of Avenue
A, Asbury Park, N. j., left here We'd
nesday night after spending few
days with his grandmother, Mrs. Jane
West, of 1912 State Street. We
were very glad to have him with US.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10

The lynching and burning of Leon
ard Woods, colored, the alleged slayer
of Herschel Deaton, white mine fore
man on the dividing line between Vir-
ginia and Kentucky, has raised an in
teresting question. The common
wealth's attorney asserted that the
lynchirg took place in Virginia by
white men from Virginia, Now the
sheriff has since wired Gov. Harry F.
Byrd, CT Virginia, that the lynch!HG
took place wholly in Kentucky.
Gov. Byrd's ringing comment upon
the on rage is a model for the chief
execut YES of the Republic. There was
a yelled hope in some quarters that
the lynching took place actually upon
the dividing line between the two
states and this would have formed
basis for raising of a Federal ques-
ton. As the matter now stands,
thorough Investigation will be made
to the end that public sentiment may
be aroused to such an extent as to aid
in the wiping out of this GROWING
infanly of the century.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
FULTON NOTES

The mortgage burning exercises at
the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church last
week was not only beneficial from a
numerical and financial standpoint,
but they were very inspiring to many
to do more for the church and spread
ing the good news of the Gospel of
the Son of God.
Tomorrow we expect the young
men and women of our community, to
be present in one Or the other of our
Sabbath Schools. We need your as
sistance.
Tomorrow the pastor will preach
a special sermon, keeping in line with
the week service we thus had.
Don't forget the services tomorrow
at Shiloh, the little Church in the
Valley. We need your help. Sermon
by the acting pastor, Rev. c. B. JEFF
ferson.
We have decided not to have any
moving pictures in the Church, so
there will be religious moving-pictures
under the auspices of the Shiloh Bap-
fist Church, Monday, Dec. 18th, $3.50
P. M, at Neale's hall, sol Orleans
ST., Fulton. These pictures will be
exhibited by Prof. Chapman. Admls-
sion Is cents.
Hour of prayer every Friday from
~ to P. M. This was a request
from a young lady to the ministerial
conference Of Richmond. The acting
| pastor, along with the church, has de.
cided to hold these meetings for al
least two months.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10

change things at the next meeting
which will be at the Ebenezer Bap-
fist Church, Dec. 18th. Let all Of
the captains of both sides be on hand
early next Tuesday night prepared to
battle to a finish for the best report
for the week.
Our esteemed Grand Presiding
Shepherd, Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes,
made a great hit in Pennsylvania on
her recent trip. She brought with her
application seventy new members.
Every member of the Order should
rejoice because of the ability of our
leader to bring such tangible results
to our Order. Deputy Mary E. Free
man planned for this trip and COW
cred herself with glory in these eX-
cellent meetings and results obtained
therefrom.
We regret very much to report that
at this time Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes,
cur Grand Presiding Shepherd, is
confined to her bed by sickness and
has been for the past ten days. She
is, however, improving some, and
hopes to be out in a few days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10

A determined effort is being made
hereabouts to arouse the colored peo-
pie to the necessity Of qualifying to
vote in the next municipal election.
The ruling of the United States Su-
preme Court emphasizes the fact that
citizen of color can be Democrat
Just as much as a white citizen can
be a Democrat and a Republican,
Mayor J. Fulmer Bright, eX-Mayor
George Ainslie and John Hirshberg,
have colored advocates and the COM
ing political contest will be lively.
The rank and file will hardly take
an interest, but the progressive, in
telligent elements seem to be anxious
TO "wear the Confederate gray" in
one city primary election even though
it may cost them the right to vote for
a Republican candidate for President
in the Federal election May the best
man win.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-10
SHEPHERDS NOTES

The Grand Shepherd, Ora Brown
Stokes, in company with Rev: GOOD
game. Daughters Susie j. Williams,
Leila Wynn, Lille Baskerville, Mary
Crump, Lucy Clark, Capt. VIM. Mil
ton, Fred Clark, Nathan Smith, and
Grand Secretary Amos c. Clark, mo-
tored to Encnville, Va, on the third
Sunday in November to attend
Shepherds meeting that had been ar
ranged by Mrs. Lucy J. Morgan and
the members of her Fold. The meet
ing was inspirational from start to
finish. It was held at Upper Liberty
Baptist Church.
The Grand Shepherd delivered the
principal address, which may be
classed among her best to the men,
bers of the Order.
Grand Secretary-Treasurer, A. o..
Clark, spoke for a present member
ship drive of 10000 new members for
the year and urged every one to his
and her duty in this campaign. He
presented representatives of the Mill
tary Department, namely: Capt. Will
liam Milton, Sergeants Lille Basker-
vile and Mary Crump. Rev. Good
game, of Virginia Union University,
was then introduced and gave a brief,
but spicy and encouraging talk. A
number of new members was written
up.
At the conclusion of this meeting
we congratulated Mrs. Morgan on the
arrangement of such a meeting which
meant so much to the Order and COM
munity.
The membership drive is warming
up, the Reds are still ahead, but the
Blues are reducing their lead mate
rally. At the meeting on the 9Th
ms the Blues report did not "set
vel On che stomachs' of the Reds,
and hey declare they are going to
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of matrimony, by the Plaintiff, from
the Defendant, on the ground Of de-
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And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is not a
resident of the State of Virginia, it is
ordered that he appear here within
ten days, after due publication of this
order and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest herein
A Copy-Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
BY E. M. EDWARDS, D. C.
j. E. BYRD, p. q.
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VIRGINIA:
In the Law and Equity Court of the
City of Richmond, the 9Th day of No
vember, 1927.
Mary J. Carpenter Plaintiff
against
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