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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-24

The following death claims were
paid during he past mon.h:
Susan Walker, Sheppards, Va.
Walter Randall, Powhatan, Va.
VIM Gibbons, Norman River, Va,
Mary l.. Lemon, Oovington, Va.
Ella Mitchell, Evergreen, Va.
Cornelius Johnson, Saluda, Va.
Eliza Carter, Saluda, Va.
Mile Robinson, Rolling Hill, Va.
Cora Lucas, Scottsville, Va.
Francis Smith, Shadwell, Va.
Richard T. Jackson, Richmond.
Jennie A. Star, Dillwyn, Va.
Samuel Richardson, Richmond, Va.
Malinda Henderson, Richmond, Va
Deputy Bliza A. Berkeley reported
a new Fold last week, known as
"Queen of the South" with thirty
two members. Grand Presiding Shep-
herd initiated the members of this
Fold at Prices Hall Thursday, March
18th. Deputy Berkeley has only eigh-
teen more members to get before she
will have secured the number asked
Sfor by the Grand Shepherd in the
Headquarters membership drive.
Deputy Ella M. Thompson is the
nearest approach to the number of
ssnembers expected from the workers
= ain this membership drive. She has
70 secure only two more to place her
at the goal. Shepherd F. E. Light
.,ner made good his pledge by report
$ng seven members to his credit on
the 21st at Ebenezer Baptist Church.
This leaves only forty-three more to
.be secured by him. Rev. A. d. DAILY
'cut. down his quota by four, making
"a total of six members reported by
him in this drive. He has only for
ty-four more PAGES to go before
reaching the goal. Daughters Leila
Wynn has to her credit In This drive
seven members. She and Shepherd
,Lightner lay claim TO the same Or
der of standing in the campaign.
The Grand Shepherd is in the
midst of her workers, giving advice
and enthusiasm and setting the pace
for all of her workers in this drive.
The following workers are contrib
uting to this drive by putting in
new members, namely: F. j. Dias,
NJ. F Cousins, w. H. Milton, Susie
j. Williams, Charles McClaiborne,
lille Baskerville, R. C. Mitchell,
Kulah N. Cunningham, Amos C.
Clark, E. o. Lewis, Mary Crump,
Mary Crawford. The meeting on the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-24
VIRGINIA:
I'm the Hastings Court. Part II, City
Of Richmond, the 18th day OF
February, 1928.
CHARLES D. REDMOND. Plaintiff
yS.
MINNIE REDMOND. {. -. Defendant
IN CHANCERY

The object Of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce for the plaintiff
from the defendant upon :he ground
of desert on and abandonment Tor
more than three years prior 70 the
commencement of this suit.
And an affidavit having been made
and fled Nat the defendant, Minnie
Redmond is not a. resident OF the
Staoe of Virginia, it is ordered that
she do appear here with ten days
after he due publication Of this
order once week for four success
i've weeks in the Richmond Planet,
a newspaper published in the City
of Richmond VT. and do what may be
necessary to proteca her interest in
this suit.
A Oopy-Teste:
W. E. DUVAL. Clerk.
BY H. G.. DUVAL, d. c.
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st. Elizabeth reported, through
Mary E. Cousin, nice collection for
the Welfare Department at its last
meeting. Arabella of Scottsville, Va,
and Dorcas of Dorcas of Pittsburgh,
Pa, reported 1000 collection on the
Welfare Department. Many congrat-
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-24

TOBACCO or SNUFF habit cured
or no pay! $3.50 if cured. Sent on
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Evening star., 1928-05-09

about the table making a hearty meal
when q loud voice shouted Jonifer's
name.
THAT Is Jan Melby," said the chief
tain arising and going to one OF the
Be brief. We arc at supper," he
bawled.
1T is g O'Clock" replied Melby. I'VE
nave decided to give you till tomorrow
morning, Jonifer Davos. We are not
fools. We know what II would mean
10 try TO break into your house. To-
morrow morning we shall set fire 10 1t.
That will bring you all into the open
unless you wish 10 roast alive. Good
night We leave you to your pleasant
dreams"
Jonlfer smiled as he reIoined his
companions.
"Fie does not pull the wool over my
eyes" he said. III he. hopes to catch
me of my guard, he will find himself
mistaken. We do not sleep this night,
my friends. They will go away now,
but they will steal back. some time
between now and midnight. and they
win bring battcring-rams. We will be
There will be a moon tonight"
Jonifer's prediction was a correct
one. II must have beenll O'Clock when
Peter, watching through one of the Sits.
witnessed the enlargement of the COM
| paratively small company In the road
way, number OF men emerging from
the murk They came silently. cau-
tiously. and their movements we're swift.
He had no difficulty In making out the
| long tree trunks, three Of them, each
manned by a dozen stout fellows.
There were no lights In the room.
! A fltful glow from the fireplace was
all that relieved the darkness In which
Jonifer and his friends waited At
Peters call they spraSlg TO the vim
dows with pistol and gun. All OF the
Sits were open. The defenders could
see without being seen.
DO not waltz" commanded Jonifer
The time for parleying is over. Shoot
| 10 KIM Don't let them reach the door
with those logs!"
| The first ram was on It's way toward
| the house when five shots rang out
| Five men released their hold on the
| log and went spraWling to the ground
| A second yoiley from the windows and
three men fell. The ram went down
| with them, pinnlng two OF the bodies
/ 10 the snow~packed earth. An instant
/ IAhsf tlAiI n DHilutEu tIitGS tpHNNhs NHhF~
| ting flame and bullet toward the house
| The second ram was started, Again
| the deadly guns from within cut down
| the leaders and the log was dropped.
| Starcourt had snatched up rife
| He ieaped 10 Jonifef's side and was
poking the rlill2zle through the aperture
when the leader fiung him aside.
"You are not TO shoot at my menl'
! shouted this amazing man STAND
| away This Is between Jonifer Davos
| and his friends / will not allow an
enemy 10 take the life Of single mar
| out there"
DO you mean 70 say" Stareonr'
was utterly dumfounded
Gerane's hand was on his arm.
Come away. Gavani" she crled
Cant you understand He does mol
| want you to FIRE a shot He wants 10
| say, when this IN oil over and they are
beaten. that you did not take single
| life"
| "Rut haven't the fie!tf to defend
| You Gerane7 g'ant r.
/ .Jonlfer looked nr<y his shoulder
Defend vonrsc't+ @tareourt. we Dc
| not ask for tha cres1n's help now" lie
Evening star., 1928-05-09
Attractions i'm
Washington Theaters
NATIONAL PLAYERS--"Mertcn Of the
Movies"

NATIONAL PLAYEkA--Me MeftOn Ut t"r
Movies"
Merton of the Movies the tragi-
comic saga Of a movie.struck youth
becomes the third vehicle OF the Ma
tional Players Summer season for the
week beginning next Monday. "Mer-
ton" made a star of Glenn Hunter over
night when it was originally produced
by George c. Tyler, who since then has
heen addicted to revivals with all-star
casts. Incidentally. Hunter was in Mr..
Tyiers last revival, she Stoops to Con-
quer."
Harry Leon Wilson, Who with Terry
Turner. is considered Hollywood's best
biographer. wrote Merton" as a story.
Its book sale was so heavy that George
Kaufman was commissioned to drama
tise It, AT the Cort Theater, New York,
the piece ran for 20 weeks.
The story Is of a small-town youth
who chances every risk and actually
Starves himself for chance to make
good in the movies, He Is the butt of
studio ridicule, though he never loses
confidence in himself His chance
finally comes. but in fashion that con-
founds the very people who thought
they were making fun OF him.
Merton" is one Of the most costly
undertakings on the National schedule.
Six sets are required to assist in unfold
ing the story.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
Continued from Yesterdays Star,
INsTALLMENT XxXvH.

TINE sun was dropping behind the
peaks when Jonifer threw open
the front door and faced the
i rebels. There had been angry
shouts, and a great brandishing
of swords and pistols up to the moment
OF his appearance. All unknown 10
Melby and his mob. men inside the
house stood ready to seal up the front
windows with thick blocks Of wood, In
each of which there vas a slit wide
enough 10 ALLOW the defenders to aim
and fire with comparatively little risk
to themselves.
Jonifer. standing on his doorstep.
held tip his hand. His head was high
and his voice rang clear Instantly the
shouting ceased TWO hundred evil
eyes were upon the chieftain.
The time Is about up" shouted
Ionifer, sweeping the group with a lord
ly eye He knew that score OF men
we're in the stable yard at the back OF
the house. 50 he raised his voice that
IT might be heard by them. In q very
few minutes the sun will be down and
the time / granted you will be over.
What have you TO say, Jan Melhy?
Stand forth?"
Jan Mclby stood forward. "You are
wrong, Jonifer,". he cried. 1T Is we
sunset TO deliver lis the man We want
Are you ready TO hand him over to us?"
II do not intend 10 deliver Col. STAR
court over to you" said Jonifer. This
Is my castle. / shall defend IL and all
that II contains. And so / say farewell
10 those OF you who are about to diel'
He stepped quickly into the house and
the heavy door was glammed-just In
time 10 receive half dozen bullets The
window blocks we're slung into place
ard the siege was on.
Broadaxe turned away from one. OF
the windows through which he had
been peeping obliauely. =.
There are few wise men out there" Z"
he remarked. 1T looks 10 me as II some
OF them have sense. They are splitting
up, quite a lot Of them going around To
The rear. That means they intend to
attack from both sides. They know We
cannot man all of these windows at
once II few Of them can get up to
one OF the windows. II VIII be easy TO
pick us of without much
Jonifer'a laugh interrupted him, Even
you think / am fool. Julius he
cried. and strobe over to one OF the
blocked windows In seconds time ne
had covered the slit with thick iron
bar, completely closing the aperture.
This bar was held securely In place by
huge iron hooks that. up to now, had
been hidden by the curtains they were
cunningly devised To support He went
swiftly 10 the other windows and per-
formed similar act. Then he darted
into Geranes room, returning mo-
rnent or two later.
"They may shoot all night into those
cracks. julius, without hitting anything
bat iron. Now. then, do you and Peter
cover the cracks In the front windows
end we will all Sit down and wait while
beraffe prepares for us one Of her ez-
eellent suppers." They we're gathered
Evening star., 1928-05-09
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Evening star., 1928-05-09

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Evening star., 1928-05-09
TOX.--I'Ths SILVER slave .

Irene Franklin, American conedienne.
H0sk1 for her character song studies, ts
10 be tge stsee Offering ~ the Fox next
week On the screen viii be Irene Rich,
VINO has won particular niche IN pie
fAgFe annals for her screen portFayal OF
tie modern mother.
Miss Franklin Ds4 just returned from
nm extensive European tour. AA IN the
osst. Jerry JsfBsRln, who writes the
music III nsT songs VIII be ~ the
piano. -
The Irene Fie11 picture The silver
lsisye . Is en- unusually dramatic story
~ gnoshsF gno steals net daughters =
Ewssf3lssg gtE IN order ~ ssgs tils 6sligfi-
sey the hfsttschss shs ~ mother
eKusyisnGe0 IN the opening ~ nst life.
Asieyeg Ferris JonD hn.sn, H'ylfnes
EerDsst and Carroll nys are IN the
supporting eaei ,u =.
Trs Efebbina pFAskntattens gill ~,
eiu1s . nas1iey Of visteT Hsri,sFps
Evening star., 1928-05-09

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Evening star., 1928-05-09

melodies, with stage portrait for a
climax. This has been arranged in an
ticipation of the anniversary OF the
death of the composer on May 26. An
other episode, entitled THE Spotlight,
will present novel stage arrangement.
followed by the orchestral rendition OF
George Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue.
with Richard Singer playing the intri-
cate piano passages and an interpreta-
tive interlude by the Fox ballet.
The Fox Movietone News Reel VIII
cnFnnlete the nrnQranl.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
YIDDIsH RECITAL SUNDAY.

BarUcil Lunaet. featured members Of
Maurice Ec1wsrtzG Yiddish Art TIleater
~ REV York City, VIII give q YiddiEb
dramatic recital at ttls Jewish Com
naUnity Center, Sunday evening at s:ib
o'cl0ck.
Mr.. IIVDhst is sn artist Of the highest
RANK, and ia credited with being the
first 70 create new phase in Jewish
dramatic y0fk. In his program on Sun
day evening, he will give recitatfoDs and
dramatic sketches from ttls WORKS of /.
FeFetz, Eh0lon Aieei1jm and AEhony
Cheyok, featuring The MsEhOogener
Fsstisn. THE Golden Chain" and The
SONG 0f Songs"
Evening star., 1928-05-09
D. Z. y. .. PLAY YRIDAY.

The Columbia Federation Of p. Y.
y. u. viii present ''Mr. Bob" two-act
comedy written by Rachael r. Baker.
Friday evening, In the auditorium OF the
National Press Club Building. at
O'Clock. The play Is being directed by
Miss Lena Parks. who is the director
and president of the Wigs and Queques.
the dramatic club OF the First Baptist
Young Peoples Union
The cast viii % composed OF the
following, Myrteen Eisson, Hazel
Brauah. Catherine Bentley, Dorothy
Surface. Benjamin Doehrer, Hugh
WinRaArd and Thomas r. Wilson.
Ia addition 10 the play. musical num-
hers will be given, as follows: Quartet
composed of Herbert Resmy, Howard
Ryan, Gladys Cockerilie and Florence
Rembolc. Mrs. Grace Mooney Richards
In vocal golos, snd Watson Ahlenfei1
and Harry Myers in negro spiFatuaIs
The Oates Student Orchestra viii play
during the evening.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
GLEN ECHO PARK.

The opening Of Glen Echo Park will
take place Saturday at / pm. with
Managing Director Leonard 3. Sciloss
on hand 10 extend an officiai welcome
10 every one, as has always been his
custom
The park is shining like good deed
these days. everything having been gone
over carefully by painters. carpenters
and other artisans. Surprises galore
await the visitor, notably the aeroplane
swing something new. giving the rider
all the thrills OF real. honest-to-
goodness airpiane trip, and. 1t is an
nounced. minus danger This gtruc-
tgre, built entirely OF steel, Is 81 feet In
height. and accommodates six aero
planes. each holding six pasGengera
There are other innovations. of course
and the old standbys. such rs the
coaster dip, derby racer. caterpillar. etc
Opening day At Glen Echo has al
ways meant a crowd Of at least 10000
persons, but street car arrangements
assure thar ali patrons win b. handled
without delay
Evening star., 1928-05-09

David Belasco. IN which Lionel Barry
n1ire starred 1t is q romance Of the
theaier-~the unseen side, with Chaney
as the tragic clown whose great love
end even greater understanding Of the
hear, Of woman impeis the Eacrifics
that marks the climax of the tale,
CLANCY is seen as Tito The clown
who gives up the girl he loves so that
she may marry the man she really loves.
HE iias brought the girl up since he
found her a founding waf many years
before. His love has changed from
patefnal affection ~ the passion Of n
lover, nevertheless he Is willing 10 give
her IN for the sake of her happiness
The Columbia Concert Orchestra,
conducted by Claude Burrows. M-0eM
neVsreel and short subjects will com
plete the bill.
LITTLE TuEATEH~~'Luere1la EOrgia." !"
The Motion Picture Guild announces
The return of Iderezla R0fgla IN the
Little Iheatef for all engagement OF
one week, starting Sunday.
This production filmed In Italy under
The direction 0f Richard Oswald, ig the
camera version oi the loves and hates
of that famous sixteenth century family.
the Bofgiag, The leading roles of Cesare
E0fgia and itIerezia Bofgia are enacted
respectively by Conrad Veidt and Maria
MOntfa, Will Paul Wegener IN the roie
of cessres gWashbuokiing bodygiard
4 picture Of fascinating period has
bsen developed Ia this italian historical
drama, and the beautiful architecture,
customs aDd manners, taAhi0na and
medieval morals are said 10 have been
carefully considered before production
was started
des C0uleufs" 4 neg color flm, pre-
seniinR f9f the fret time the e0mhina
tlnu 0f foif primary e0iOrs on the eeilue
l0id simultaneously. news reel lalnds
gut Inc program.
Evening star., 1928-05-09

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Evening star., 1928-05-09

colt UA1EIA~-@' Laugh, CI0wn. Laugh"
Lon Chaney In Laugh Clown Laugh.
continues for . second week a. Los%s
Columbia.
T4s SLaFy Is fran tbs stsgs PLAY OF
Evening star., 1928-05-09
COLUMBIA PLAYERS THIS EVENING

The Saving Grace" sparkling COM
s5y of English life by Haddon Chambers,
will be presented by the Columbia Play
crs formerly Wilson Players) at wilson
Normal School, Harvard and Eleventh
streets. this evening at $40.
The story concerns the efforts of an
upper class English family TO cope with
financial oif1iculties and the attempts
By Blinn Corbet, head OF the family. TO
Est pack into the army al the beginning
Of the World War after having been
cashiered for running away with his
coloneI's wife.
II was In The Saving Grace" that
the renowned English actor Cyril Maude
made one OF his greatest hits, with
Laura Hope Crews. playing opposite In
the part of, AIRS. Corbet.
Following gre the members Of the
cast: George Odeli as Blinn Corbet:
Sylvia Hutt. as Mrs Corbct; Martha
Ward, as Susan. niece of Mrs. Corbet |:
Paul Alexander, as Young Guilford: !:
Iva Minor as Mrs. Guiiford: Elizabeth
Dowden ss Farson and Harry Wescott
as Hogg.
The play is produced under the direc-
ton Of Auroro NJ Poston.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
The INN of the
Hawk and Raven
by
George Barr
McCutcheon

copynsh, pasa ny Metropolitan Newspaper s.rvtcs.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
EAST WASHINGTON COMMUNITY
EVENT.

The East Washington Community
Center will present dance-play. I'm
Ger the Witchs Tree" arranged and
directed by Judy Lyeth. Saturday eve
ming at o'clock in the auditorium Of
the center. New Eastern High School
Building. Seventeenth and East Capitol
street. Seventy-five girls and children
will be seen in the cast Of singers and
dancers, which will include fairies, dry
ads and other woodsy creatures.
Leading parts viii be played by Ruth
CritChfield, Margaret Grove. Elise
Thompson, Lorraine Hayes, Irene VeSsil-
man, Nancy Percival. Margaret Unkles-
bee, Virginia Barnett, Jessie Chase.
Margaret Grim, Jean Condor. Dorothy
Jarrett. Charlotte Battenfield and Grace
Dygert.
IntersperSed in the lines of the play
will be q number of A. A. Mines poems
of childhood and fairies Musical num-
hers viii be played by Charles H. Hogue
Scenic and lighting effects will be under
the direction of Harold Snyder of the
community center department.
COLUMBIA PLAYERS TONIGHT.
With their second play of the season.
THE Saving Grace" by Haddon Cham
bers, presented tonight at Sis, the
Wilson Players announce their change
VI It6Gfle. f1SIGAkbeI lIlGN VIII DC knOWT1
as the Columbia Players.
Georgs T. Odell viii play the role Of
Bliss. which Cyril Maude played in its
production in 1918, and Sylvia Hutt will
be seen as George. first played by Loura
Hope Crews. Others in the cast are
Iva Minor, Martha Ward. Elizabeth
Dowoen. Paul Alexander and Harry
Westcott.
The Devils Disciple" by Bernard
Shaw, will be presented May %, and
three one-act plays, The Monkeys
Paw" The Boor" and The Baby Car
riage," viii be offered June /.
These plays are given at the Wilson
Normal Auditorium. Columbia Heights
Community Center, Eleventh and Har-
yard streets and are under the direction
Of Aurora NJ. Poston.
Evening star., 1928-05-09
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-31
FOREIGN.

In the past four wears Isl 900 BOXES
OF apples from the United states were
eaten in. Norway.