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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
A Unique Gift To American Art

being, capable of all that a human
could achieve.
An artist realizes more truly both
the human and the divine in man
at moments when he discovers the
rhythmic beauty in the perfect form
of his model. When Hunter is in
such a philosophizing mood, one can
easily see that he is on a spiritual
adventure.
With all his success, Hunter is not
satisfied with his posing. In posing
he is simply putting on mask for
the story, for the author, for the
artist. None of his own dynamic
personality could have a dominant
part to play in the thing of beauty
that is being created. He is de-
termined from now on to make his
personality prime factor.
How is he going to do it? He is
now developing the art of panto-
mime-an art demonstrated through
gestures and rhythmical motions OF
his exquisite body. The spirit of a
melody, the meaning of a poem, the
unfolding Of Story-aI these he ex-
presses through his new medium. He
has already given these pantomine
recitals with phenomenal success be-
fore distinguished audiences of both
races.
He thinks that the camera will be
a great ally of his new art. Its hid
den possibilities, in his opinion, for
creative art are still unscratched.
Posing for it is a new delight of his.
Since he has philosophy about
his work, Maurice Hunter truly be-
lieves that through this new art OF
human par-tomine mankind could
build for a higher civilization. At
least such is his modest expectation
and his ambition to blaze the way
towards that goal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
Mothers, Mix This
At Home for
a Bad Cough

You'll be pleasantly surprised when
you make up this simple home mixture
and try it for q distressing cough or
chest cold. It takes but moment
to mix and costs little, but it can be
depended upon to give quick and last
ing relief.
Get 21a ounces of Pinex from any
druggist. Pour this into pint bottle;
then fill it with plain graduated sugar
syrup or strained honey. The full pint
thus made costs no more than small
bottle of ready-made medicine, yet it is
much more effective. 1t is pure, keeps
perfectly and children love its pleasant
taste.
This simple remedy has remark.
able three-fold action. 1t goes right to
the seat of trouble, loosens the germ
laden phlegm, and soothes away the
inflammation. Part of the medicine is
absorbed into the blood, where it acts
directly upon the bronchial tubes and
thus helps inwardly to throw of the
whole trouble with surprising ease.
Pinex is highly concentrated conn
pound of genuine Norway Pine, con-
tanning the active agent of creosote, IN
q refined, palatable form, and known
as one of the greatest healing agents
for severe coughs, chest colds and bron-
chial troubles.
Do not accept q substitute for PineI:
It is guaranteed to give prompt RELIEF
or money refunded.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

The woman whose step is springy
and youthful, whose eyes sparkle
and glisten, whose every movement
radiates the vitality and energy OF
natural charm is always popular,
always sought after. Men surround
her at every dance or party she
attends. For men are attracted to
strong, healthy, energetic women;
but-women who are weak, run
down and constantly ailing can not
expect to be popular. Don't let
popularity pass you by. Don't be
q Slave to poor health and to a
hundred petty ailments. Start tax
ing St.Joseph's G.F.P. today and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
H. c.. MUDGAL

decker and Leon Gordon, well known
painters.
His face and figure have honored
and immortalized beauty on maya
zine covers, between the covers OF
books, on the cAnvases, and in the
city parks and squares. Among the
great works he has inspired are
Daniel Chester French's I'm Elan
ders Fields" that is now in Milton
Mass, and "a Wise Man from the
East" Pirate" wild Love" and
others by various artists.
Recently Ezra Winter, who painted
murals fo- the Manhattan Trust
Company at 40 Wall Street, the
highest building in the financial dis
trict, has immortalized Hunter IN
three out of six panels. He appears
in "a Scene at the Battery in 1799,"
as a typical sailor of the period; in
"The Laying of the Wooden Water
Mains for New York's Water Supply,
as a foreman; and in 1.-THE Tontlne
Coffee House at the Eas End OF wall
Street." as a specialist in bird-lore,
inspecting parrots for wealthy
patrons.
Hunters genius is essentially cos
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

,mopolitan. He embodies the Cau-'
casian types as faciieiy as he does
the Negro. He is matches in por-
trLying the African spirit in all its
forms. He has appeared as an ARAB,
a Turk, C. Hindu, a Mexican, as
man from the Congo, Senegal, Fan
zibar, and Egypt.
There is romance even in the paris
he portrays. He is hunter and the
one hunted, a merchant, a solder, a
pirate, a prince, lover, a VII
lain, an inventor, wild man,
bully and so on, in endless variety.
He is madly in love with his art.
Day and night he seeks to improve
it. He lavishes every penny he can
save on his art. He buys from MO-
rocco, Tunis, Persia, Turkistan, Cen
trail Africa, China and Hindustan
genuine costumes to live his part
with an awe-inspiring originality. TO
collect such costumes is his sole
hobby.
Hunter is also philosopher.
Through posing, he thinks that he
gets nearer to the human heart and
leaves an indelible impression that
an African, that a Negro, is a human
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
QAAGQy

L lilo QQCSO1Oli 10 flohSo W JNAA
wife in the windy city Of Chicago.
My dear Mrs. Jerome:
When I married Jim two years
ago he had an excellent job and
he made me promise that I
would never work out. He want
ed to take care of his wife, he
said. and he felt proud that he
could give me pretty things and
leisure enough to always look
and feel fresh and happy. He
was wonderful to me!
But now how different things
areI He has been out OF work
four months and our savings are
all gone. He tramps the streets
by day, and by night sits silently
staring at the floor.
Now. I used to be beauty ex--
pert and know where could get
work but I am afraid to breach
the subject to Jim. He is so
proud that I fear he won't accept
my help. But if I don't do 1t
he will in desperation go to
racketeering or maybe worse. I
know he's had offers to enter a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
Tomato Raisin Conserve

quarts fresh, ripe tomatoes
sour apples (peeled, cored, cubed)
lemons (cubeO
pounds sugar
sticks of cinnamon
/ tablespoon whole cloves
2 pieces ginger root
/ small piece of mace
Cite spices in cheese cloth bag)
Boil all ingredients except sugar
until thick mass is obtained. Add
sugar slowly, boil about Is minutes
or until jelly stage is reached, which
is when the mass sheets from the
side. of the spoon. One cup of nut
meats may be added to this just be-
fore removing from the fire.
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CONTINUED from Page One)

unconsciously becomes aware OF
the artistic soul within him. There
is hypnotism in hunters physi-
ognomy. In his presence the uni
versal myth that an African is
a savage" will Instantly dissipate
like snow flakes in summer.
The parents Of Hunter fed
South Africa in order to escape
the tryannj and oppression OF
the Beers and the British. But
curiously enough, they hit Dutch
Guiana, another colony belong
ing to the forebears of the Beers,
on their adventure in search OF
freedom. Hunters father was,
however, not destined to see il
he had really found what he was
looking for. He died shortly af-
ter his arrival in the new land
even before little Maurice was
born.
Maurice Hunts body bears
all the distinctions of Bantu
youth. The hallmark of beauty
among the Bantus is not "regu-
lar" features as conceived by the
Caucasian tradition, but a perfect
body-a body tall and slender,
long arms with powerful hands,
firmly built muscles and a proud
gait. A handsome Bantu has the
suppleness of a panther, the
majesty of lion, the grace and
timidity of a deer. 1t is the
spirits of the jungle and the
kraal that conspire to evoke
beauty in the body of a Bantu
youth.
Hunter is surcharged with ar
tistic temper and temperament.
His ambition is, as already init
mated, to present a new art-an-
other contribution of Africa to
civilization to rank Win ner IRON
technique that changed the whole
course of human progress and
with her tom-tom, the father OF
radio.
To pose is instructive wit
one gesture, one smile, or
of his eyelid, a brisk m(
ton of mis- hand, or simply tos!
ing of his head instantly transform
him into a new personality. His boo
is so alive, quick and sensitive tn:
it responds to the slightest variatiC
Of emotions, thoughts and meaning
He has, indeed, a unique physiqu
almost divine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
crime ring. What shall do?
ANXIOUS.

crime ring. What shall 1 do?
ANXIOUS.
Stop feeling so much awe of your
husband and have a comradely talk
with him.
Tell him that your love and re-
spect do not rest upon money. Tell
him that you have as much right to
keep your marriage intact as has he;
that you would a thousand times
rather work than have him go into
something which might mean the
loss of his liberty.
Say to him that, as an equal
partner in your relationship, it is
your duty in time of stress, to keep
the home fires burning; that you do
not mind working and would con-
slider it rather a lark after your long
rest.
Remind him that wives all over
the country now are going out to
help their men and you consider it
an honor to contribute something to
a love which has been so beautiful.
Also suggest that he take up the
study of some new trade and quit
looking for work for a couple OF
months and rest his nerves. BY that
time things may be easier. Then
put on your hat and walk out of the
house and get your job.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
Orange and Lemon Jelly

Cut six oranges and six lemons in
slices about "a inch thick. Measure
and add IL cups water to each cup
fruit. Boil gently go minutes or IN
til perfectly soft. Drain through a
cheesecloth bag over night. If not
perfectly clear, drain again through
flannel. To each cup of juice add
y cup sugar. Boil to jellying point.
Fill into glasses.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
Should Young Girls Be
Protected From Love?

puzzlng which need friendly adj
Vice? Write to Jersn wish
personal reply please stamped envelope
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
Picked Pears

quarts pears
pounds white sugar
2 cups vinegar
n ounce stick cinnamon
4 ounce whole cloves.
Peel pears. Boil the sugar, the
vinegar, and the cinnamon for 20
minutes. Place, few of the whole
pears at time in the syrup, and cook
them until they are tender. Pack
them into thoroughly cleaned jars.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
Combination Fruit Conserve
2 pounds peaches
/ pound ounces
1 pound pears
l cup nut meats
pound apples
2 lemons
sugar

Peel, core and stone fruits. Cut
into fine sections and weigh. To each
pound of fruit allow Y pound Of
sugar. Place fruit and sugar in al
Tentative layers in preserving kettle
and let stand for several hours. Slice
lemons and add. Cook until mixture
becomes thick. Add nut meats five
minutes before removing from fire.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-12-20
MEN ARE ATTRACTED TO
STRONG, Energetic women

build I'D energy, vitality, strength.
This rich, vegetable tonic invigo-
rates and stimulates you, and helps
YOU to enjoy that competing
charm of robust health. Your
local druggist sells the big dollar
bottle on a money-back guarantee.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-20
Legal Notices

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
TRACTOR-TRUCKS FOR USE IN COLI
LECTION AND REMOVAL OF CAR
BAGE AND ASHES.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIAN
APOLIS.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
December II. 1880.
Sealed bids Will Be received By the
Board Of Sanitary Commissioners for the
Sanitary District of Indianapolis. at its
Office. City Hall, indianapolis. Indiana.
until 1000 o'clock A. II. on the 9Th day
truck and one to Atom trsctor-trucE,
for use IN the collection and removal OF
garbage and ashes, according to the speci-
hcatious for said trsctor-trucks, re-
spectively. on file in the office OF ssld
Board. Each bid for said 7is-ton. trac-
tor-truck shall be accompanied py
check for $4,000 PAYABLE TO said boarq.
certified by a reputable bank. anq eacn
bid for said 3 to 4-ton tractor truck snail
be accompanied BIZ a check Tor Sl5O.OO
payable, to said Board. certihed by
Said bids win be opened after 10
O'Clock A. II. on said 9Th day Of January,
1881, but the Board reserves the right
to defer action on said bids as provided
IN said Specifications. The Board further
reserves the right to reject any and all
B J. T. JEUP. President.
o. c. ROSS. Vice-President.
A. H MOORE
Board OF SANITARY Commissioners,
Sanitary District Of Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-20
Pavement TORN
Up CAUSES HOT
/ BOARD DISPUTE
Safety Group Won't Co.
operate, Says Mckinney
in Row at City Hall.

Controversy flared Thursday
night between the works and safety
boards over tearing up Of new
pavement at the recently eliminated
Jog at Thirtieth street and Wash
ington boulevard.
The works board, in a letter
signed by E. Kirk Mckinney. chair
man, charged safety department
members with lack of co-opera-
ton" in city business.
Pavement Cost $1,000
Theory of the works board was
shat the GameWeu department
under control of the safety board,
had torn up the new pavement,
laid in the last thirty days at a cost
of nearly $4,000, for installation of
stop lights.
, But the safety board had another
theory. Calling in William B.
Griffis, Gamewell superintendent,
members obtained a statement from
him that this was not being done
and his department was not placing
or considering placement Of lights
at the corner.
Learning this, the works boar
then checked records to see If a per-
nit had been granted and the letter
had been sent too soon. Records
revealed no permit to tear up the
street and A. H. Moore. city engi-
neer, said he knew Of none.
Ground Wire Laid
However, Griffis, irate over the
charge, investigated and found
workmen of the indianapolis Pow
er and Light Company had torn up
the street to repair a grounded wire
for the lights along Washington
boulevard.
The Times also investigated and,
In talking with the light company
employees. learned the street lights
had gone out Thursday night and
the company had torn up the as
phalt in four strips about two feet
wide to get to its lines.
Just what apologize steps the
works board will take are not
known.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-20
Births

Girls
Louis and Gladys Graber. A South
Summit.
Robert and Alma Brown. Coleman hos
Robert and Mildred Hare. Coleman hos
Harley and Allene RoblinE. Coleman hos
Waldo and Sarah Simmons, Coleman
hospital.
Lawrence and Edna Cunningham.
Methodist hospital.
Hardy and Hattie Turner. s37 Birch.
Jess and Esther Athey. Coleman hos
Virgil and Emma Barry. Coleman hos
Fred and Nell Copple, Coleman hospital.
Frederick and Fay McCray. coleman hos
Frank and Gladys Pegs. Coleman hos
ALVIN and Nellie Robinson. Coleman hos
Robert and nens worland. Coleman hos
pital.
nftaf
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-20
NOTICE no BIDDFRS

BIDS will be received by the Board OF
Trustees at their oniee az the CenLral
untI 800 o'clock Wednesday. Jan. 4,
1881, for the installation OF electrical
work for the Sick Hospital OF the Central
state Eospital, indiana polls. Indiana
Drawings and specifications Will be on
hle on snd after Wednesday,. Dec. 10.
and Bevington- Williams. Inc. Engineers,
ard release will be made 70 bidders on
and after that date from the Office Of
said Engineers in Indianapolis. INDIANA
Proposals shall be made according 70
the form attached 70 the specifications
and each shall be delivered N sealed
envelope addressed 70 the President Of the
and bearing the title OF the work and
name OF the bidder. Each bidder shall
properly execute form No. 96-A snd shall
fle said form with his proposal.
Each proposal shall be accompanied ny
a certified check payable 70 the Board
f57sl OF the amount OF the proposal, in
a aaccordance with the condition included
p" IN the proposal form. which check shall
Be forfeited in case of failure OF any
bidder to enter into contract and furnish
9 satisfactory bond in amount equal TO
after notification OF the acceptance OF
The board Of Trustees is not obligated
20 accept the lowest or any other bid
submitted and reserves the right 10 reject
snv or all proposals. to waive in
formalities in any proposal Il It shall be.
Ia the opinion OF the Board. 70 the in
rsriod not 70 exceed eight fs) days.
: BY ORDER oF TEE BOARD OF
= TRUSTEES
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-20
CHILDREN TO BE FETED
Railroad Aid Group to Give Party
in Pennsy Gym Monday.

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for a Christmas party for
children of Pennsylvania railroad
employees at the Pennsy gym at 8
Monday night, to be given by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Women's Aid.
an invitation is extended to adults
Us well as children.
Santa will appear and distribute
toys, candies and fruits to the
children under IA. The arrange
ments committee includes Mrs. G. P.
Fisher, chairman; Mrs. A. A. Til
lett and Mrs. Frank P. Endsley.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-20
Deaths

Thomas Famey, s.. 755 West Vermont.
Edward s6'1is Eschman. 81. 1921 Remington,
Josephine josephine Rockford. 60. 727s North
Mabel Smock Joliey, a., 1919 North
Beville, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Oren S. Hadley. 80. 2l5l College,
Marjory Howell. eight days. 1882 Parker,
intra cranial hemorrhage.
John Simmons. SIS. Methodist hospital
hroncho pneumonia.
'Dsphronis Williams. S. 92o East
Fifteenth. chronic myocarditis.
. Viola Mayer 40. 90I West New York.
Rose Lambert. I. city hospital. broncho
Pearl Ward. So. 1922 South Pershing.
Aired G. cleveland. 80. 1245 Yandes.
acute interstitial nephrtis.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-20
Legal Notices

We viii sell at Public Auction one Ford
roadster 1927. engine No. l4564i4o. fitle
D1IIs7s7. storage lseeTT ,o9T reps repsiTSs: Ss,d b1
George Hiatt 1851 S. Worth Ave
SECURITY Building aud Loan Association
OF indianapolis. Indiana. VII hold It's an
nusl meeting of stockholders ana electlon
Of seven IN directors on TUESDAY. jap
& 1881 at its usual place Of meeting. oo6
East New York street.
EDWARD II. RESENER. President.
N1r~r0 Y7TTECTJTNC, Secretary
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-20
LESLIE is BACK AT HOME

Governor Receivers from Sinus OPP
Grafton Performed Tuesday.
Recovered from the sinus opera
ton he underwent Tuesday in
Methodist hospital, Governor Harry
@. Leslie was removed to his home
today.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-12-20
Death Notices

CARR, LIE GRAND MELVILLE-Age 70
years. passed away Thursday, Dec. ID
Funeral service at THE FUNERAL HOME
OF RAGSDALE 81 PRICE. 1919 N. Ala
Friends invited. Burial Rushville, Ind;
about 1870 p; n; Mr. Carr is survived
daughter, Estelle Carr, both Of Evans
ton two sons, Dorrest Melville of Wash
ington. D; G., and Ralph OF EVANSTON one
niece, Goldie Crimes Of Indianapolis.
CHAMBERLIN. HANAH JENETT-Wife Of
Andrew B. Chamberlin. mother OF Cecil,
Aubrey. Oryal Chamberlin, Anna Belle
Wilson. Elizabeth Elliott and EDITH PuTyis.
passed away at the, residence. 243 E. llth
ST.. Apt. 5. Thursday. Funeral services
at the funeral home Of Hisey and Titus,
95i n. Delaware st.. Saturday, Dec. 20,
2 o. m. Burial Crown Hill.
HARPER. KATHERINE WILSON'S years,
wife of DR.. Edmund D. Harper. mother of
Mrs. Harry Hubert. Wilson B. and Perry
3. Harper. died Thursday, Dec. ,1s. 1886
Friends may call at the residence. 1922
N. Alabama St. after D. IN. Friday.
KINANDER. CHARLES-Of 1904 Alvord ST.,
beloved husband Of Josephine Kinander
80 wears. Funeral Saturday. Dec. 20. at
MOORE g. KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 1880
sssion Tsbds sf ?. M edse Bgria dn GFoTR a
IChicago Swedish papers please copy
NIFONG. ALBERT W.-Father of Mrs.
Mamie Michael. Mrs. Eva Van Zant,
and Mrs. Margaret Neese. of Kirkwood.
IL. Funeral at the residence Of the
daughter. Mrs. Michael. 1248 West New
York St.. Saturday. Dec. 20. at p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Floral Park.
ROCKFORD. JOSEPHINE Nee Hefer;
nan). beloved wife Of John j. Rockford
and mother. of Marie Rochford, Claude
A. Rockford. Gertrude Rockford. Julia
Rockford. Paul T. Rockford. Mrs. Jose
phine Cosgrove and Philip 3. Rockford,
passed away Dec. 16. 1880. Funeral serv-
ices at the late residence. 1925 N. Me-
ridian ST.. at $50 a. m, and SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral at 10 a.. m. Saturday:
Dec 20. 1880. Daughters of Isabella will
meet for PRAYER Friday. 8 2. m. Inter
ment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in