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BULLETIN

First figu: low { temperatures
last night; second. highest tempera-
lures yesterday; third, wind We
locity at 8 a. m: fourth, precipi-
tation IL last "a hours:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
7 he Amplifier
By ]. HENRY JAMES
SISTER HOBSON SPENDS PART
OF JULY 4TH IN THE AIR

At the Dixie Flying Circus, Charles
Fled, Friday, Juy a, 1880, Mrs. Mary
Hobson, 1882 W. Boyd Street, took a
flight in the elements. Mrs. Hobson
is sixty-eight 1857 years of age, but
she has more nerve, constitutional
vigor and physical force than any
woman we have ever seen to be that
age. She lief the "terra firma" at
$3.50 PM, and stayed in the "ele-
ments" about ten. minutes. When she
aboarded the PLANE, she lookt just
as happy and assertive as tho she
was fxting to take ride on the
Street Car. And, when she came
down, the Amplifier askt her: isis
ter Hobson, did you get in touch
with Neptune and Lucifer?" She re
piled: "Nope, I thought that the
Air Pilot was going to carry me high
enough to hear the Four-and-Twen-
ty Elders around Gods Throne,
Singing, HOLY, HOLY, HOLY"
About how high did he carry me, she
ask: "Amplifer, he carried you up
about one thousand (1,2O0) and two
hundred feet in the air. She was
laughing and chatting just as posi-
lively as humming bird. She Ger
tainly did enjoy her trip Gin the
air, Fouth of July"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
MYTHS AND MORALS

Hercules was son of Zeus, greatest
OF gods, and ATemene a princess Of
human birth, and was hated and prose-
cuted by Hera or Juno, because he was
son of her rival. The attempt to kill
him while but an infant failed, when he
arose in his cradle and strangled the
serpents sent to kill him.
Hera accomplished the destruction of
his peace and happiness. She caused
him to be seized with madness, and
under such spell he killed his own
wife and children which caused him to
suffer untold misery, sorrow and re-
morse when reason had been regained.
MORALS
Every man is son of God not god,
but the God. He also is the son of a
woman, meaning that he has human
weakness, fra 'lty, errancy. Every man
has enemies y5ho hate him, not because
of anv fault in him but because of
admirable qualities and superior excel
lence. These enemies are ever seeking
his destruct on, making it necessary
that he should be ever watchful against
them and their plots and schemes inten-
ded to destroy him.
As Hercules received encouragement
and help from other gods, so every man,
in his strivinge for self-mastery, self
development, superior excellence and to
benefit mankind will receive help divine
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
Dental Association Elect
Officers

BUCKROE BEACH, VA. Spe-
cial DIR. E. D. Downing, Roa-
noake, was elected president OF
the Interstate Dental association
for 1930-31 at the 18th annual
session which closed Friday at
Bay Shore hotel. The other Of
ficers are as follows:
DR.. ]. W. Black, Rocky Mount,
n. c., vice-president. DR.. M. d.
Wiseman, Washington, D. c., Sec
retary-treasurer.
DR.. I. H. Young, Baltimore.
Md, assistant secretary.
The association, upon the invl-
tation of the Howard University
Dental School will meet next
summer in Washington, D. G.. Ju-
ly 10, IA, and Is.
The members Of two important
committees were announced as
follows:
The program committee: DR..
Arnold Donawa, dean of the Dem
tai College, Howard University,
chairman, Drs. George Butcher,
Washington, D. c.; DR.. Adolphus
Walton, Washington, D. G.
The Local Committee: DR.. M.
D. Wiseman. Washington. D. c..
chairman; Drs. E. T. Edwards.
E. M. Gould, John Turner. all OF
Washington.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
METROPOLITAN Insurance Agent SapS And
ChOkes Prominent Woman Of The Race

Friday, July II, 1880 lWest End
Cincinnati. o.. A. B. Williams, white
agent of the Metropolitan Life lnsIlr-
ance Company working opt Of the
Gilbert Avenue office, slapped and
choked Mrs. Virgil Carver, S19 LIN
colin Ave-, according to her story to
the News. The damnable event hap
pened late Wednesday afternoon. AZ
the brute, Williams did the act, two
Carver
other ladies were at Mrs. Caryers
residence-Miss Allen Carver, MISS
Beulah Wilson and a Miss smith.
Mrs. Caever has ieeued warrant
for Williams arrest on charges OF
ASSAULT ami battery.
According to Mrs. Carver, VIII
Eams came to her house on Tuesday
to collect a soc premium and she
said, Come back on Wednesday,
When he came baik Wednesday l
said toat l could not pay today. lie
then sid that "Hell," l can't be COM
mo over her in the hot sun and you
don't pay" Williams then said,
"Weu, | have a dividend to pay you
on YOUR policy" 1 then said, "WeL'
good" He came into my house where
INV guest was sitting and he also sat
down and said, 81 am going to mark
mn YOUR book" l said, Don't put IL
on the book, give it to me; it's oue
me-" He then insisted and marked IT,
He said, 81 know what l am doing'
and, furthermore, we don't want your
business" l then said 1 would write
to the home office at New York ana
get your job. He then slapped me ana
the other ladies present began 70
ston him. But he choked me. He sald'
"Dam you and hell"
Mrs. Carver has been very nervous
since. She is the wife of Virgil Gar
yer one of Cincinnati's most success
full young men. =.
Now we say to housewives, Don
buy your insurance from companies
that refuse to employ your own. Inc
Metropolitan does not employ you
as agents. The cheap white agents
do not know how to respect you
Men, be the boss in your home Buy
vorr insurance. rom companies that
employ your own. There are plenty
of Negro companies-the victory
National Benefit, Supreme-Liberty'
Domestic, Lancaster and others
others that have Colored agents 10
enter your door that will respect
the madam of the house.
And we say to our women, Keep
the white agent from your home
Demand that your own serve you
No race can get any higher than us
women. Let the metropolitan insure
its own. And remember, don't spend
your money where your own does not
serv you.
This agent Williams was express
ing the sentiment of his race when
he said to Mrs. Carver, 1--WE don't
give a damn about your business
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE IN VIR-
GINA CITIES

Richmond, va.-(CNS) The total
enrolment of the vacation schools
of this city on June 16 was white
schools, 1896; and Negro schools,
S,444. Of these $50 have withdrawn;
100 whites and S6S Negro children.
The quinquennial school census
for Loundom County as compiled
and sent to the State Department of
Education shows total of 4,7S5
white end 1,517 Negro Children of
the ages Z to 10, inclusicely. This
compares with 1900 asd 1,459
colored in the 1925 census, and
shows an aggregated gain of 4s4
children over the 1925 census.
The 1880 school census of Lynch
burg shows total of 10,0S6 boys
and girls of the school age, to 10
years. There are 3,763 white males,
1886 white females; 1920 Negro
males and 1,347 Negro females.
Report of the schools for the ses-
sion of the public schools which
ended in June, shows total enroll
ment of 1888, gain of 2S2 over
the, enrolment of the preceding
session. There were 6,7S0 whites AID
2,153 Negroes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
To Entertain Teach
ers At Petersburg

VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE FEA-
TURING PAGEANT AND MUSICAL
FOR NATIONAL TEACHERS ASSO-
CITATION
The Reception Committee at the
Virginia State College will leave no
stone unturned in it's efforts to well
come and entertain the National
Teachers Association which is
scheduled to meet there on July %
25. President John NJ. Candy is
highly pleased because the citizens
of Petersburg, through the friend
ly solicitations of Mayor Wilson and
Superintendent Ellis, are co-operat-
ing with the officials of the college
and State Teachers Association in
their efforts to make ample provi-
sions for accommodating and enter
tanning the entire group of visitors.
A pageant which is entitled
Light" is being prepared by Mrs.
Grace Outlaw of Chicago, and will
be presented on Thursday evening,
July "a at $50. The pageant will
deal with the progress of the Ne
gro in education from his departure
from Africa to the present time,
using the early Egyptian culture as
a background. The initial scenes
will begin in the valley of the Nile
and move on to the first school
founded for Indians and Negroes in
the State of Virginia in 1920.
The 18th, 18th, 10Th amendments
will be interviewer with these por-
trayals to reveal that only partial
justice has been allotted to the Ne
gro in his search for opportunity
and advancement.
The founding of such pioneer
schools as Fisk, Howard, Hampton
with Tuskegee as its by-product,
will be shown to demonstrate ed
vocational advancement. The spirit
uals which play a very important
part in the development of the Ne
gro will be plentifully used to lend
realistic color TO the scenes. The
concluding scene will center about
the Virginia State College which will
end with the Negro standing at the
gate of opportunity which will be
pictured as standing ajar, not fully
open.
The lovers of education may look
for a real inspiring treat in the pa
geant which is under the direction
of Mrs. Grace Outlaw who is being
assisted by Mr.. Aston Burleigh of
New York.
Mrs. Outlaw is nationally known.
She has rich background in dra-
MATES and musical training and ex-
perience in the schools of st. Louis
and Chicago. She has already to her
credit several presentations of pa
geants at the Woman's World Fair
in Chicago, for two consecutive
years; annual Inter-racial Play Day
on Navy Pier, Chicago; presentation
Of Light" in Detroit, June 1929.
On the same night following the
pageant the entertainers Musical
will also be given. This program will
be composed of instrumental and
vocal numbers including choruses
and solos.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
WE THANK THEM

The Richmond Planet takes this
method in expressing THANKS to
the two churches that sowed their APP
probation by distributing papers
among their members Sunday, July
18th.
We greatly appreciate their inter-
est and cooperation. We thank Fifth
Baptist and deacon Langhorne, who
had chrge of the papers. We are
also grateful to Mosby Memorial
and Mrs. Parham who helpt to dis.
tribute the paper there. Again, and
again, we THANK both of these
churches.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
Mr.. Edward cambridge
Passes Away

Entered into rest at his resi-
dence, II West Duval street., Fri
day morning, July 4th, 1880, at
7:15 P. M, Mr.. Edward Dan.
dridge, the beloved husband OF
Mrs. Frances cambridge. Mr..
cambridge for several years con-
Quoted a newsstand at IL w.
Duval Street.
He is survived by his wife and
one son, two sisters and two sis
ters-in-law, and nieces and neph-
ews. Funeral was held at 9th
Mt. Zion Baptist church Sunday,
July 9Th, 1880, at 1880 O'Clock.
Preached by his pastor, Rev. A.
w. Brown. Interment, Maury
cemetery, South Richmond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
xtae9zkr f
MR.. HARDY, THE PRINTER
GOES UP

WHY here's Mr.. C. H. Hardy, an
other mighty brave young gentleman,
goes up to take look over Richmond.
We think he will make an excellent
Air-Pilot. Amplifer said to him be-
fore he left the "terra frma," don't
ask the Pilot to let you drive the
Plane" (Laughter). Mr.. Hardy is an
employee of the Saint Luke Press.
He seemed to have enjoyed his trip.
This was not the. first trip he had
taken in an Aeroplane. Lookout Tor
more information concerning Mr.
Hardy.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
TO REBUILD NATCHEz COLLEGE

Natchez, Miss, July-(By AMP
While there has been considerable
agitation over the state for the re-
moval of the Natchez College, from
Natchez, the annual convention Of
Baptists have definitely selected
Natchez as the site for the rebuild
ing of the college, which was form
erly located here but which was re-
Gently destroyed by fire. 1t is stated
by j. H. Mosely, president of the
college, that the new buildings will
represent an expenditure OF S175,000.
AT the time of the fire there was an
indebtness of $4,000 on the college
but this has been wiped out by
campaign staged over the state.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
MISS JAMES WANTED TO GO
HIGHER!

Our next passenger was Miss Eli
"a James, who also lives at 1882 W.
Boyd Street. She formerly lived at
Crewe, Va. We suppose Miss James
thought the Pilot was going to car
ry her high enough to get in touch
with the inhabitants of Mars. Never
the less, she exprest herself as hav-
ing enjoyed her trip in the "air," and
saws that she is certainly going up
again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
indianapolis Boy Wins
$1,000 Scholarship

Louisville, KY. July-(By AMP
Bernard White, student of Attacks
high School, Indianapolis, Indiana,
won the Regular Scholarship Con-
test of the Elks here Friday. The
Contest was very close and even
after the judges had rendered their
decisions, many of the visitors diff
fered with the judges. The Contes-
tants were greeted with repeated
applauses. Prof. Chas. E. Roche of
Evansville, Indiana, was Master of
Ceremony. Miss Eloise Virgins Of
Steubenville. Ohio. won the second
honor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
SENATOR CoUZENs TO ADDRESS
NOATIONAL BUSINESS LEAGUE

New York City, July-(By AMP
Senator James Couzens Of Michigan,
chairman of the Senate Committee
on Interstate Commerce, will ad-
dress the Thirty-first annual ses-
sion of the National Negro Business
League, which meets in Detroit,
August 20, 81, and %. Senator Cou-
zens will speak on Wednesday eve
ming, August 20, following the an
nual address by the Leagues pre-
sident. DR.. r. R. Motion. In his let
ter of acceptance, Senator Couzens
stated that he will be glad to come
provided, of course, that the Senate
had disposed of the London Naval
Treaty by that time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
MR.. PETERS WENT UP TO SEE
ALL RICHMOND

Our next brave passenger was Mr.
j. H. Peters, Assistant Cashier OF
the Commercial Bank & Trust Com
nanv. Wonder did he see Abraham
Isaac and Jacob. (Laughter). Mr.
Peters was very much imprest with
his "Flight in the Air." Fouth day
of July.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
THE BOOK OF THE LAW

S1.0O Postage Paid. Of all the Lost
Books from the Bible, this book is
the most important, it being the book
that Moses wrote and commanded the
Levites to lace in the Ark of the
Covenant. See Deuteronomy, 81: "a,
25, 26. Ben T. Short, 222 1-2 Indepen-
dence Ave-, Kansas City, Mo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-07-19
MR.. WILSON GOES UP AND
SAYS NOTHING

Our next passenger was Mr.. Ora
ham Wilson, 1923 Parkwood Avenue
went up, but when he came down ne
didn't have anything to say. Guess
Muses. Mr.. Wilson was so overJoyeo
with his trip, that he forgot to say
anything, All, well, he lookt like ne e
enjoyed his "Flight in the Air Also
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MR.. HAYDEN TAKES A FLIGHT

Our pext passenger was mr. MI.
Charles H. Hayden, who lives at 40s
W. Henry Street. Mr.. Hayden look
q little nervous when he was aboard
ing the Plane, but when he returned
he lookt much refreshed. He says
that his tip in the "air" was mucf
enjoyed.
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GOODWILL BAPTIST CHURCH

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40 n. Monroe St., Sunday, July 20,
1880. II AS A. NJ. subject, Helping God
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EDITOR MITCHELL TAKES AN
UPWARD FLIGHT

Our next passenger was Mr.. Ros
coe C. Mitchell, Editor and Publisher
Of the Richmond Planet, and Mana
ger of the Saint Luke Press. Editor
Mitchell exprest himself as having
enioyed his flight also. Mr.. Mitchell
has an uncle who passed away q few
months ago, we wonder did the Air
Pilot carry him high enough to shake
hands with him. (Laughter). All
seemed to have greatly enjoyed their
fights.
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THE AMPL1FIER WENT
But it was up in the West End and
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The Washington times., 1930-02-28
" A n I STASIAK
FOR MATCH

Word is awaited today from
Stanley Stasiak, one of the head
line heavy weight wrestlers, who
is wanted as an opponent for Carl
Vogel, the giant German, in the
feature match at the Strand
Theater next Thursday night.
Vogel last night disposed of
Bad" Bull Martin, taking the
last two falls handily after Mar
tin had won the first fall.
Rough House" Nelson fell a
victim to the veteran Joe Turner
in two straight falls in a sizzling
match. Turner put down Nelson
in AZ minutes for the first fall
and gained the second in six
minutes.
Sailor Knight used a body scis,
sors to flip ex7Sailor Burke in
the preliminary after minutes
The Washington times., 1930-02-28
lI(5 EzTT
Las EzE3!ssy

At Miami-Jack Sharkey, of
Boston, defeated Phil Scott, Eng
land, on technical knockout (3).
Vittoria CampoIo, South America,
and Johnny Risko, Cleveland,
drew (10). Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia. d defeated Pierre
Charles, Belgium (10). Jimmy
Maloney, Boston, defeated Noise
BouQillon, France (10). Raoul
Bianchi, Argentine, knocked out
Bill Daring, U. S. Navy ID.
At Waterbury, Conn.-Tony
Depalma, New Haven feather,
weight, defeated frankie Albino
New York 80.
At New Haven-Jackie Pilking,
ton. New York lightweight. de,
feated Petey Mack, Jersey
City 90.
The Washington times., 1930-02-28
7 { D SANDWINA
FACES ITALIAN

NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Ted
Sandwina, Sioux City uowa)
heavyweight who caused a mild
sensation recently when he
knocked out Knute Hansen, will
face Ricardo Bertazllo, Italian in
vader, in a 10-round bout here
tonight. Sandwina is an 8-to-5
favorite.
Marty Gallagher, of Washing
ton, D. c., who boxes Harold
Mays, of New Jersey in the semi
final 10-rounder, ruled a 6-to-5
choice.
On the same card Arthur De
kuh, Italian heavy, will box 10
rounds against Charley Smith, of
England.
The Washington times., 1930-02-28

over, to all practical purposes, be
cause the boy up in Connecticut
had struggled to the telephone to
tell the man that everything
was all right. and somehow the
sight of his relief made me feel
that privacy was being outraged.
A very human man, this
Carey, for a multi-milliOnaire.
A very human man, even if
he never had a nickel.
This wasn't good business, but
we weren't being business men in
this thing. The New York Box
ing Commission had named three
survivors in the heavyweight race
and we, the pre-eminent organi-
zation in the field, were obligated
to match them, regardless of
the fact that one of them was
colorless and without appeal to
the public. This wasn't a fight
promotion; it was sort of duty
call on a sick friend, the latter
being the heavyweight division. y
While he talked, the man
pushed buttons, signed passports,
okayed mergers, borrowed my
matches permanently-and hired
medical specialists over the tele-
phone. His boy is sick in school
up in Connecticut and that rail
road he is going to build in South
America could wait until he was
assured that the Slight illness"
reported was simply that and
not thing more. Carey is
scheduled to sail tonight, but he
won't-if the specialists reports
aren't comforting.
There were tired lines about the
eyes, almost of pain, as he turned
back from the telephone and I
wondered idly how he could think
of me and the boy and the mer-
gers and the boy, the specialists
and the boy and the passports
and the boy at one and the same
time. 1t seemed that he could,
for he did. That is big business
way.
The Washington times., 1930-02-28
Hess Seniors Plan
Semi-PrO Baseball

The Hess Senior baseball team
is holding an important meeting
tonight at 8 o'clock, at 3l2 Thir-
teenth st. S. E. Members Of last
years team and those who want
to try out are requested to be
present.
Plans are being made for the
Hess to play semi.pro baseball
this season.