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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
Former 10th CaVa|rynla1
Visits Stanton

1t. ]. H. Carter, retired, of ST..
Paul Mimi, was visitor in Staunton
on Thanksgiving Day. 1t. Carter is
now connected with the U. S. Dept
of Agriculture as a farm demonstra-
tor in the state of Mimi, he is the
only Negro holding such a position
in his state. 1t. Carter, who was the
guest of Capt. w. w. Green of this
city spent fifteen years in the service
of his country the most of his time
was spent in the famous 9th Calvary.
1t. Carter like his friend Capt.
Green, is world wide travelled. He has
been stationed in the PHILIPPINES, help
TO put down the Mexican rebellion
and knows also of the wet and cold
trenches of No mans land. After the
worlds war 1t. Carter was sent to the
Univ. of MINI. by the Government
and took Agriculture and since finish
ing the course at Mimi, has spent
the most of his time in that state as
farm demonstration. 1t. Carter
graduated from the University of
Mimi, in 1923.
While in the city as the of Capt.
W. w. Green; 1t. Carter was the
guest OF honor at two brilliant
social functions. On Thanksgiving
day he Toasted at the palatial home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kramers on Tams
St., where the conventional turkey
with all its embellishments was the
order of the day. Those wso were in
vited to attend the dinner at Mr.. and
Mrs. Kramers' were: Mrs. Alfred
Caves, Mrs. John Miller, Mr.. Bolden
Geern, Capt. Green, and the host and
hotesss. On the following night Capt.
Green entertained at "Boots and
Spurs" party at his beautiful home
on Park Boulevard where Mrs. Lena
McFerson was the hostess for her
brother Capt. Green. Those invited
to attend the Boots and Spurs"
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kram-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Marshall Mr..
and Mrs. Mckinley Bryant, DR.. and
Mrs. c. ]. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Shorts. Mr.. Richard Scott, Prof.
and Mrs VIM. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Caves, Mr.. Earl Henry, Edi-
tor William Conklin Brown, DR.. and
Mrs. Staurt Scott, DR.. 90. W. Mar
shall, Mrs. Anna Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller, Miss C. Pryor. The
party lasted until the Wee-Sma-
hours of the morning. 1t. Carter left
the next day for st. Paul, express
ing his pleasure in the hospitality of
the Staunton people and his host and
hostess. He expects to pass thru the
Valley again in the early part of
the New Year at which time he hopes
to visit the Natural Bridge, the Cav
ems and other places of interest
nearby.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
HOT SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs Bessie Strother accompany
her daughter Mrs. Helen Haskins who
are spending her vacation at hel
home in Charleston, W. Va. tc
Covington Sunday while there she
were the guest of Mrs. Beale.
Mrs. Bell West is spending about
a week or ten days at her home in
Louisa. :,
Rev. and Mrs. Luke Jones royalty
entertained the pastor and Church
Relief Club, Friday night.
The Sunday School Teachers train
ing Course of the Piney Grove Bap-
fist church met at the home of Mrs
Mary Hickman asst. Supt. Tuesday
night.
Mrs. R. C. Pannell walked in to
Warm Springs Sunday. She was
accompanied by her son and two OF
his friends who were motoring to
Hot Springs and the car broke down
on the East side off Warm Springs
Mountain and there was no telephone
near so they walked about z miles be-
fore they could catch a ride to Hot
Springs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
Stanton Thrifty Savers
Receive $1,000
Peoples Bank Re-
leases Xmas S'v'gs

The Peoples Dime Savings Bank,
the pioneer Xmas Savings Bank OF
the city, released last week III the
Christmas Savings for 1881. Inc
amount released was $4,000. Whie
this is not quite up to the usuai
amount saved by Stauntonians, 1t
showed that the depression has been
evident in our city, that the spirit to
save under the trying conditions OF
the past year was just as enthusias-
tic.
1t will be recalled that Staunton
Banks have showed the greatest fortl-
tude of possibly any in this section.
There has not been single failure
in the city or county. The Peoples
Dime Savings Bank the only Negro
Banking institution in the Valley. 1t
has been established 10 years. The
bank has had phenomenal manage
ment and grown to be recognized as
a strong institution.
The late cashier Thomas E. Jack
son, spent his life in building up the
bank. The cooperation from the pup
| lie has been substantial. AS one 1t
was stated the Negro Banks have
hard row to travel, for instance the
white banks of the city can look Tor
large percentage Of the Xmas funds
to be returned thru the merchants,
but the Negro banks can only depend
on thrifty savers, as our business IN
., terests not only in Staunton but else
where is negligible. But strange as
| it may seem, the Peoples Dime
Savings Bank has a good percentage
| of its Xmas savings returned, because
it has hundreds of small savers. Yet
hundreds of the dollars from this
Xmas Savings and other savings Of
Negroes is spent with the local mer-
chants. But much of that is returned
as many of them hire Negroes and
this money eventually finds its way
back to the bank.
Many Negroes Shopping Early
With the local stores chock full OF
Xmas things, hundreds of our group
are to be found doing their Xmas
shopping early. The stores are oker-
ine at this time the greatest Xmas
values, possibly ever offered in
Staunton. Shop early seemed to have
been well needed by those who read
the local papers, for the past two
weeks the Staunton Tribune and
other local papers have been driving
this home to their readers
Next week this paper will publish
its annual Xmas number and in it
the thrifty merchants of this COM
munity will tell of their marvellous
| values. The readers and community
in general are implored to visit these
friendly merchants.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

Virginia:
In the Law and Equity Court Of
the City of Richmond, the 9th day of
November, 1880.
Florine Morgan, plaintiff, against
VIM. D. Morgan, defendant, in Chan
Gerry.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce from the
bond of matrimony by the plaintiff
from the defendant upon the ground
of wilful desertion and abandonment
for three years and more. And an
affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant is not resident
of the State of Virginia, it is orderer
that he appear here within ten days
after the due publication of this or
der and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
A Copy,
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
by Ira M. Barr, D. C.
J. Henry Crutchfied, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
WAYNESBoRO NEWS

Miss Sallie Mae Lewis, left on the
9Th to visit her mother, Mrs. Pear
Essex Davis of Pittsburgh, Pa. whom
she has not seen or heard OF until
recently for Is years.
Master William H. Perry, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Perry, was given
birthday party at the Aeolian Hail.
on the 5th, at which IL children re.
presented. An unusual supply OF
presents were presented him. All en-
joyed themselves.
Mrs. Carrie Essex arrived home
from Pittsburgh, Pa. on the 9Th. The
condition of the atmosphere dis
agreed with her asthma trouble.
Mr.. C. r. Perry attended service,
on the 7th, at 8 P. M. at the Mt. Zion
Baptist Church in Staunton.
Mrs. A. w. Spears was in Staunton
on the 4th, on business.
Mr.. o. A. Jordan was in Staunton
on the Sth, o business.
The News Virginia, and the city
government have coalesced in pro-
jects for eleviating the suffering of
destitute families here. An employ
ment Bureau has been established
for the registering of non-employed
men and women. Up to the 9Th, 1875
had been enlisted. The outcome for
the near future seems bright-God
will provide.
Services at Shilo on the 7th were
excellent. The Sunday School was
well attended. Supt. W. M. Murray,
Sir, presided. The monhly report of
the secretary and treasurer will be
submitted on the 18th.
DR.. c. H. Harris, Pastor, preached
two soul stirring sermons from Psa.
1922, and Acts 1852. A fine and
appreciative audience witnessed both.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
ELKTON NEWS

After one week of revival which
was conducted by Rev. B. L. Shiflet,
was a success at McGaheysville Va.
God poured out His blessings on US
and gave US 5 to baptize and add to
the church they went to the water
valiant hearted soldiers.
Mrs. Sarah Brown passed away in
death Saturday night at one o'clock.
She leaves one daughter, Janey
Brown, three grandsons, Fred Cor
den and Floyd and eight great grand
children to mourn their loss. She was
member of st. Hebron Street
Church for many years. She will be
laid to rest in Hill Top Cemetery
at Greenwood.
Mr.. Miller Davis and wife Gene
Of Boon's Run are visiting her
mother and father of Staunton, Va.
Mrs. Mauda Davis is able to be out
again to fill her place in the church
again. Everybody rejoices at her
recovery.
Mrs. Sarah Brown was buried
Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Her funeral
was preached by Rev. E. L. Shiflet
which was wonderful sermon. The
church was packed with friends TO
mourn her loss.
Mr.. Floyd Brown has returned to
Altoona, Pa, after being called to
the bedside of her grandmother.
Rev. E. L. Shifet has gone to Rich
mond, Va, to be with his wife he
will return to fill his post at st. He
bron Baptist Church, first Sunday in
December and the second Sunday at
Mt. Sinia, at Boon's Run, Va.
Sister Maggie Bryant is going
back to work after five weeks of i'll
ness with fever.
Mr.. Harry Williams has returned
to her home after spending several
months in West Virginia.
Miss Fanna Lee Beck is very i'll at
her home. Her friends are praying
for her recovery.
Mr.. Edward Bryant is still on the
sick list.
Our prayer meeting at Mt. Sinia
Sunday night was glorious meeting
God poured out His spirit on every
ore. and brought happiness and JOY
in our church. We went home re-
ioicing in the salvation of God. Come
to our prayer meeting every Wed
nesday night and Sunday night and
have your spiritual strength re-
| newed.
We are always glad when they
lest go up to the House of the Lord.
We are having some cold weather in
oui community, which is in favor OF
the people butchering.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
Enlist Under This Banner

They said he was done, but ne
wasn't. A few months after he
came out OF the hospital, Macauley
was drawing a cartoon a day for the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle. For two
years be has been turning out work
as vigorous as in the days when
EFT R." were the best known initials
In the world. and he drew a cartoon
inventing the big Stick" And
now, in 1880. as he nears the age OF
60 years. this man who had William
Mckinley for a godfather and men
tor back in Canton, Ohio. and was
supposed to be "has-been"-wins
the cherished honor coveted by
every cartoonist In America-the
Pulitzer prize.
"Surs ri draw cartoon" ne
said when the subject was preached.
I'm an old pal of the Christmas
seal. Both of us have fought tuber
culosis."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
BATESVILLE, VA.

The Mt. View Ccurch opened Sun
day morning at the usual hour. Our
superintendent, brother J. T. Green
turned the lesson over to our public
school teacher, Miss Mary A. Buch-
anan and she taught a wonderful
lesson from Stephen.
Sister Alice Jones took charge of
her class All had delightful time
at Sunday School.
We had an interesting talk from
Deacon Charlie Wakes also brother
Jett.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
LYNDHURST, VA
Sunday School well attended,

Sunday School well attended,
Mrs. Fannie Thomas and children
of Harrisburg were the Sunday guest
Of her brother, Mr.. Awkward.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monroe of
Phila was accompanied by Mr.. White
of Charlottesville also Mr.. and Mrs.
James Reid of Avon were the Sunday
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Burden.
Mr.. George Madden was the guest
of his mother, Mrs. Nealia Laden.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,

Sunday School was held at $50,
with Mr.. Mckinley Bryant as Super
intendent, with a full corps of
teachers. After Sunday School, q
business meeting, with reference to
a Xmas Tree, and presents for the
children. At IL A. NJ, there was a
sermon by the pastor Rev. R. G.
Psnnell, and also at 1880 P. M. afte
which Baptising was held, four can
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

VIRGINIA,
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF
THE LAW AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND THE 30th DAY
OF OCTOBER. 1880.
Grady Mccullough --------P Plaintiff
Against
Mabel Mccullough ------Defendant
In Chancery
The object of this suit is to obtain
a divorce from bed and board by the
plaintiff from the defendant on the
ground of desertion. And an affidavit
having been made and filed that the
defendant is not a esident of the
state of Virginia, it is ordered that
she appear here within ten days
after due publication of this order
and do whatever may be necessary to
protect her interest herein.
A Copy Teste;
Luther Libby, Clerk
by Ira M. Barr. D. c.
j. E. Byrd, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

didates were baptised, they were {:
Helen Burke, Mary, Portia Brown
and two other children whose names
we failed to get. The Mems Day
Dollar rally was quite success. Mr..
NJ. L. Brown, former Supt. presided
at the collection table for the mems
ralIy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
~ HIS years winner of the
Pulitzer prize. Charles r.
u Macauley drew the above car.

Pulitzer prize. Charles K.
- Macauley, drew the above car
toon. Enlist Under Ibis Banner"
Hes DONE" they all said three
years ago. "Macauley was good
man while he lasted But he can't
come back. They never do after
So"
In March. 1927. Macauley entered
a hospital and underwent difficult
operation for tuberculosis Of the
spine. For three months afterward
he lay In bed. with his drawing
board strapped up in front OF him.
Fighting every inch Of the way.
back to health.
81 would not be alive today"
wrote Macauley to one OF his
friends, IF 1t were not for the re-
markable advances made medically
and surgically In the treatment OF
this disease"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-08
DEMAND U.s. IMPERIALISM KEEP HANDS OFF SOVIET CHINA
HANDS OFF CHINA!
ali War Funds to the JObless!

THERE gunboa Chinese waters and
at speeding the Yange river to threaten the Chi
whose revolution advancing further the Red
workers for the establishment of Soviet Republic.
revolution China? And why the robber i'm
pera powers mozng their machine for direct nterventon
Qualification of China that Chang Kshe
the darling Of american % was bring about
MURDERS starving workers and peasants about which the American
totally SILENT have not could not unity China nor build
modern" that is to capitalist industry.
Chang with hands dripping blood from hundreds of thousands of
workers bucered to make them accept his rule backed
by Wall Street millions u.s. could neither the feuda
oiatn of the peasanty nor build industries or even maintain
there is,
of his vile dictatorship robbery, hence the
miserable bowl of while feuda mliar waxed fat and the i'm
pera industry that formerly Chinese
addition, scarcely
of the busy exeuoners Chang Kaheks
smashing rival mperas British
bloc ragged without end with them the
cries of the
Now the Chinese masses can no longer this are rising
the whole mpera and all their rival native war
lords" to hell!
But what happens The Washington agent of British imperial
by Socialist the labor" party which
busy butchng India cutting home calls Hover
Department and all arranged that while there
which imperias punds should the
Chinese after the eds" wiped out all mperias must
protect their nationals ancient lie and
for armed intervention to "wipe out the reds"
Workers of America! You have class interest all this! The
vng and bankers who have thrown 100000
the obless and starving who and speed like
driven devils the whose munitions and warshp soldiers sail
our brohers) modified secretly
behind lies about protecting American lives in China
With
fight bread freedom of
starving and oppressed workers and peasants
Edison Corporation" which right New York
putting robbery charged with the aid of Tammany
gaer only recently had the police of Shanghai shoot down
women strikers of their electric power plant!
America! your using in
relieve suffering obess right your
shops mills the railroads Ships rally all
funds to the joblessl
Refuse o transport munitions to China
warships troops withdrawn China!
Shop Committees defend the Chinese Revolution and
the Soviet Union!
Hands off Workers Peasants China!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-08
The Tigers Heart

FTAMMANY New Yors example capitalism graft
cynical harlot brutal than ISLANDERS the
paratvey noble animal by which knowr-the Tiger.
But the tiger has hearth None other than that Tamnany
of underworld dudes Mayor Walker forth it, He has
written letter the Parole Commission and the strength of it,
this commission which fills its pockets with graft from the victims of
other Tammany gafrs decd the release of the March
Unemployed Delegation elected 10000 who probably
Professionally and with a due caution be released October 81
Foster Minor and Amer guilty of Walker
but merely of dad of unpatot statements And for
pure rammany gives
months in prison. and they maybe October 81
least he had been judged by other crooked judge whom Tam
holds sacred regard and therefore, although the first Crime
has expated must remain four months than the
Others
that this hypocrita that
would be shameless make forced the caudon
of crooks known Iammany Hail. by the pressure of the protesting
workers of this The Tiger wishes pretend before election
that has But careful release these revolutionary
workers. these COMMUNISTS in time for their valuable service in rousng
the workers the congressional elections Vote Communist
Again, tiger would think of insulting Walker
whose sales OF Offices bus deals and endless other things stn
decks himself vesa virgin
mission crooks TO that 1.-The conditions parole will give
these license repeat the offense."
Such damnab perfidy What had they
worked 70 themselves the they tspoused Rot If they
had done only that this slick mayora
the miserable chance he does OF repeating the oense"
OF neither Raymond Foster Minor Amer committed
crime The criminals exclusively Whaen,
infamy Mr. Murooney the judges Short
capitalist machinery of class justice.
TO that these working prisoners guilty of dad
that they prison and unless they
the offense be bad
Is moeey ID se onaer sach rules even BY one SO awed as
Dancing jimmy one of the millions of New York workers might be
kept prison for life.
this? that the same masses of work
e for which the Unemployed Delegation raroaed
than the demands which that delegation voiced
rally TO vote Communist ON election day. to aid in breaking the
political machine of capitalist exploitation
into the streets militant demonstration for the Workers
Insurance Bill which embraces the demand
for which the delegation went prison
Protest the class vengeance Of capitalism Demand the release
immediate AMI unconditional of Raymond
I'"ht for the Workers Social Insurance Bill
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-08
Gives FACTS ON
War ORNAMENTS
Hoover Economy Was
For War Vets Only

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA
great deal of information about war
preparations of teh Hoover govern
ment was revealed yesterday mad
vertently by Congressman Byrns of
Tennessee, whose main object was to
"criticize" Hoover's bunk.
Bryns points out that budget of
$5,000,000,000 was passed by con-
gress, approximately S500,000,000
more than last year. Most of the
increase was due to increased war
preparations. One detail brought
out by Bryns is the fact that Hoover
talked about holding OFF the build
ing of navy dirigible. "On the
same day." Byrns informs US, "the
secretary of the navy, Charles Fran
els Adams, made the public state
ment that no decision for ora ainst
the construction of the ZRS-5 had
been made" Which means Hoover
/ lied, and that the navy department
is going ahead on its billion dollar
war program in every detail.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-08
MOCLIPS LUMBER STRIKERS FIGHT
Workers International Relief Money Goes For Strike Aid

for them of full length lumber
standing on end Ga work Of art)
The mill now is running with a rat
crew, armed deputies guarding them
with searchlights playing around at
night to keep off the strikers and
T.U.U.L. boys.
Never participating in a, strike
before, it has made of me, what they
call a militant Bolshevik, after see
ing the law, or what represents
law and order, protecting scabs
with guns in order to allow them
to take our husbands work.
Shut Off Water.
The bosses have even gone so far
as to shut off lights and water
from the workers homes, evicting
those who lived in company houses
and getting up petition to run US
out of town, chasing us as boot
leggers, reds and undesirables. But
we have stuck it out for over two
months now and they haven't starved
us out yet, as they expected to do,
owing to the help of the W.I.R. and
the clans and crabs from the ocean
with the boys of the W.IR. doing
the digging), we have had plenty to
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-08
RAISING MILK
PRICES MONDAY
Hit EN- While They Are Hot"
Is Slogan of Big Milk Trust

NEW YORK.-Like vultures prey
ing on the dying, the big wholesale
milk dealers have FASTENED to take
advantage of the heat wave to raise
the price TO milk. The "Dairymen'
League" Tin which there are none
but big capitalist dairy owners and
buyers) announced yesterday that
the price of Grade A milk would
be raised 81 cents a hundred pounds
and Glass B, 20 cents.
1t is to be noted that the price
goes up fastest for he drinking quail
tiles, which itself gives the lie to
the Leagues excuse that it is
Drought conditions up state which
makes the milk more expensive.
The increase goes into effect Mon
day. 1t is based Oh the fact that
babies need milk, especially in hot
weather they need it fresh, and
therefore hot weather is just the
time to soak the poor hard for sew
eral additional pennies.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-08-08
DEFEAT BR0ACH
RELIEF SWINDLE
1000 Local 3 Members
Demand Bosses Pay

NEW YORK. - The fake unem-
ployment relief plan presented by
Breach machine at meeting of
Local No. 3, International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers, held at
Central Opera House yesterday, was
unanimously defeated by 1000 men,
bers who attended that meetings
The machine tried to intimidate
the membership into accepting the
fake plan of unemployment relief.
The plan was to assess the entire
membership one days pay every
three months. A committee of three
was to be appointed by the machine
to consider applicants for relief.
Business Manager PRESS spoke
in favor of the fake relief plan
Moroney, an official of the local
dared the membership to vote against
the plan. The membership answered
by unanimously voting down the
proposition. Member after member
arose and stated that they were OPP
posed to a plan by which the mem
bership would pay for their own I'M
employed relief. They demanded
that unemployment relief be gotten
from the industry and from the
funds of the local treasury.
A representative of the interna-
tional office in Washington of the
IB.E.W. was present, speaking for
Broach's plan, but was booed down
whenever he arose.