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i Roanoke News
ROANOKE, VA., September 12.?
liov. C. G. Hatchor, D. D. preachod
to the people at Mt. Zlon Sunday,
reminding men of their sins antl admonishiing
them to accopt Christ.
Many heard him gladly and turned
from tho error of their way and boigan
life anew, having had Ills blood
mysteriously appMed to their hearts
and arc rejoicing In tho fact that
they heard the volco of the Lord
through His messenger Sunday morn
ing. The collection Sunday at Mt.
Zlon A. M. IS. Church was $190.00.
Rev. C. CI. llatcher, preached, his
cloning sermon Tuesday night after
mivmg spent ton days in Koanoko
a,dvising tho peoplo out .of God's
Word. Some hoard liim gladly and
wore saved from sin; othors refused
and rejected (lie advice and are yet
(In the old, paths of sin exposed to
whatever ills may como to them in
the future. Rev. Hatcher loaves for
homo after ten days stay in Koanoko
preaching in his oldor lion's charge.
!Rov. W. K. Brown and wife, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. woro ih the city last
week. Rev. Brown is ex-pastor of!
. the First Baptist Church, lie filledj
tho pulpit of Rev. A. L. .Tamos Sunday
morning and night to tho de-j
light and satisfaction of all. They!
left for Petersburg and Richmond
enrouto hofne Monday morning. Wo
were delighted to meet Dr. Brown
and wife.
Tho public schools opened here
this morning with a largo enroll-,
ment at the various schools, Gregory]
Avenue. Gainsborough Avenue nndi
Harrison Avenue High School.
'Rov. W. W. Brown and wife, of.
Now York Cily liavo boon in the cityj
for the past few (lays, lie is imparting
? G'ospol message to the
pooplo of Roanoke ami vicinity. Dr. |
Brown is ex-pastor is referred, to as>
founder of the High Street Baptist
Church. Ho is a man who has marveiously
advanced in his divino calling.
as seen by i ll who have known]
thi;> wonderful prelate and man of1
God. IIo is one man who believes1
in the possibility of his race and
fedls that we should encourage each
other to good work. i
Miss Carrie King an(i her cousin,
Goraldino Watson, of Philadelphia
and, New York who havo spent three
weeks with mother and father, sis
ters and lirst cousins left Sunday,
the 10th for homo. Miss King is
tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pollis
King, of 200 Ninth Avenue, N. E.
GoraXdine is (ho daughter of Mrs. J.
Martha Watson, of Philadelphia. Tho
girls had quite u pleasant slay In
Virginia. It was Geraldine's first
Visit Soutli, ,
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Mrs. Magnolia Penn, of 212 Sevonth
Avenue, N. ?., who has been
quite indisposod for the past two or,
three weeks is much improved.
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Mr. M. D. Barlow, of 66 Chestnut
Avenuo, N. \V., who has been confined,
in Burrell Memorial Hospital
for ten weeks, is at home convalescing.
Mr. Barlow wishes to thank
tho general puplic and friends who
administered to his comfort.
Mr. and Mrs. William Martin, of
Harrison Avenue, N. W. returned
this morning after a ten days trip
to Baltimore, Philadelphia and Wash
lUKtou,
if*
Mrs. Frances McDaniols, 154 Wells
Alloy, N. W. lias been quite stck the
post ten days. She is under the care
of Dr. J. II. Roberts.
Mrs. Sadie Broad(nax of Seventh
Avonuo and Park Street sustained a
painful sprained, limb last week. Sho
is improving at this writing.
A cako will bo given to the one
"who gets the lucky number Monday
?voning, September 18th by Mrs,
Fannio Bell, at 319 Third Avenue,
N. W. for the benefit of Sweet Union
Baptist Church. Tickets, 15 ccnts.
Rev. W. W. Gilbert, pastor.
Dr. W. W.? Brown, of Now York
la nrnnohlnrr n f tlin TTIirli Sf mnt
Baptist Church in her thirty-eighth
anniversary. lib is drawing largo
crowds and preaching great sermons.
Sunday was n high day at High
Street. rPho people seemed to like
to hear Dr. Brown. As a preacher,
he is in a class to himself.
Miss Lucille B. Qoode, a graduate
of tho Virginia Normal and Industrial
Institute September 1, 1922 is
visiting Miss Thelma Green in this
city. Miss Goodo will bo in tho city
until Monday, when she will leave
for Ohio State University.
Mrs. Luster Street Glonn,. of "110:i
Bishop Street, Morgan Park, Chicago
III. is visiting Mrs. T. G. Gunn in
this city. Mrs! Glonn came here
from Washington and has visited
relatives in Stony Mountain and,
Winston-Salem*, N. Q. 'Mrs. Glenn
will bo In Roanolco until October.
Mrs. Mary Jackson of Norfolk, Va.
is visiting Rov. and Mrs. Hatcher
hero this week.
Don't forget the old Planet Agent
is on the road and will put them in
your rcacli for just a half-dime
each time. The* best line of medicines
arc found at the home of the
Agent, 153 Wolls Alley, N. W. Tho
best remodios on tho road. The people
say so, it must be true. Try
them for yoursolf.
PRESTON?CLAY.
Mr. Ernest Claudiest Preston and
Miss Rosa Roll Clay were quietly
married Sunday afternoon, September
3, at three o'clock, at tho resid.ence
of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Williams,
cousins of tho brido, 334
Tenth Avenue, N. W., tho Rov. W.
E. Leo performing tho ceremony.
The brido was attractively gowned
in white canton cropc. Hor hat was
a hand-mado model with daisy trimmings
and she carried bride's roses.
Her maid of honor was Miss Mary
Wado and Mr. Frederick Canaday
was best man.
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Out-of-town guest includod Mrs.
Maggie Young, of Norfolk, Va.; Mies
CJUulys Allon, of Now York; Miss
1 Ilittio Moyers, of Snlem, V?.; Mrs.
Opliolia Brown, of Salom, Va.; Mrs
Ofdla Ash, of Portsmouth, Va. and '
Mr. James O. Wobb, of Columubs, 1
Ohio, brothor of tlio brldo.
Immediately after tlie ceremony
a salad course was served. The bride
and groom with the immediate families
and, a few" friends motored to
their future homo, Clay grass Grovo,
Roanoke County, were an ico course ,
was served. Mrs. Fannie .llobinson '
sang, "I ljovo You Truly" (with Mrs. 1
Hazel Locklayer presiding at tlie I
piano. ' 1
Hair Dressing, Manicuring,- Massaging,
Scalp Specialist and Quick
launch,, 115 1-4 N. Henry Street. '
Phono 315 1 \V. ]
Mrs. Lucille Wallace, of Detroit;
Mich, and her little son, spent two
weeks in ltounoko visiting licr mother,
Mrs. Alico Gilbert, 111 Harrison
Avonuo and loft Saturday morning
for Detroit, having spent a very
pleasant timo while in tho city with
relatives and friends of bygono days
CHICAGO NOTES.
Hon. Waltor' M. Fanner and Mrc.
Farmer, his wife 4751 Champlain ave
nue have juse returned to the city
from Uatavia, 111., where they spent
two pleasant weeks on their vacation
at the country home of Dr. and Mrs.
A. J. Hill.
tee- -vmv i t
Mrs. N. 13. Newland, matron airl
assistant financial agent of tho Enter ^
i prise Institute, 514 Aldino Square is 8
j spending her vacatiotn at Idlewild }
! Michigan and will return in time for f
the opening of the school September c
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Miss Valencia White native of Dar- l
ten, Wis., and who was recently grad- i
uated from the Chicago Normal Col- 1
lego has received an appointment au i
I teacher and is ono duty at the Westside
school. Miss White is the sister
of Miss Zetta Wliito, a trained nurse
at Provident Hospital. At present, e
Miss White is at the lrome of officer
and Mrs. Julius Glenn in beautiful '
I Morgan Park.
I Dr. and Mrs. P. Chas. Downs, 3748
I firnml Rnnlnvnivl wlm mriinvnii t?*\
Idlewild, Michigan, where they spent j
two weeks on vacation have returned'
to the city much pleased with their
stay and with) the trip. Dr. G. A."
Thornton accompanied Dr. Downs on
| his trip. i
I M. T. Bailey, president the Bailey
| il^wilty Co., and manager the Milton1
Mercantile Agency, 3G38 State street
j is much pleased with the results or a
t.woi (lays sale of lots in Morgan Park
during which time many people ava'l,
ed themselves of tho opportunity to
purchase real bargains in lots as fu-j
I turo home sitos, I
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f Miss Johnnella M. Prazer, 3434 V'jr
I non avenuo a teacher of music at tho
Virginia Normal and Industrial Insli;
, tute, Petersburg, Va., is preparing to
j leavo for Virginia to take up duties at
t tho institute which opens its fall term'
| September 15th. Miss Frazer spent her,
ent.iro vacation at the bedside of her
i lather. Prof. P. T. PVnznr wlin rAoro-it. i .
| ly passed away after a long illnu*?. i
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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kinney, 3142
Calumet avenuo gave a private pienio
In Lincoln Park lust Friday In honor
of their mother and sister, Mrs. Fran
cis and Miss Minnie Kinney of Green <
\ vMle, III., who are visiting them forj
j several weoks. The picinlckers enjoy
ed the day playing games and boat, ]
i riding through the park and around .
( iiic municipal pier. >'
j The Joint Building Association of j
, U. D. P. and S. M. T? wiPl re/sumo fail
j meetings on Sunday afternoon September
10th ut Bailey's Hall, 3G38
State street. |
All day Labor day hundreds of people
were seen in Morgan Park lookj
ing over the many sites for sale and
others vi'sit.ing friends who have mado
their future lrames in this rapidly
thriving suburb. Among tliohc seen
were Dr. J..W. Robinson pastor of St. |
Mark Church and an official of the
Douglas National Bank, his wife and
. two daughters; Row Moses M. Jack<
son and daughter; Mrs. Mattie Ford
and h'or neiccs; Messrs. Wm. C. Deni
ton, Harry "Watson and Jesse Hawkins
t Mobdames Hawkins and Mitchell. j
JJNIv i'UIili^IAN POHV14K8 WITH
"HIG BUS1NJ0SS" 10NTI']III'HISIO. !
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(Proston News Sorvico.) *i
Chicago, III., Sept. 15.?Nino pull'
man porters were linked with the
operations of Chicago's newest gigantic
boo/.e ring alter a raid on a passen'
ger train which arrived from New Or-,
leans last Thursday. i
It is said that dry agents discovered
that metal containers, built to fit 1
under the seats in pullman cars, wer*? '<
being used extensively in smuggling )
j 300 cases of liquor into this city ]
each week. Most of the whisky found 1
was of English manufacture, imported
through Bermuda and New Or- <
j leans. Special attorneys have been as
signed to prosecute the cases against i
the pullman porters. , <
KI>WAUT> HANDY i KlTiliED IN"
FIGHT AT PAIR. .'
West Falls Church, Va., Sept. 13.? i
j Edward Handy, aged 31 years, one ot 1
' the men who participated in a fight 1
here on Tuesday, died at the Georgetown
Hospital in Washington, D. C.
early Wednesday morning from tin;
effects of two gun wounds in his head.
Daniel Brtfwn was taken to* thfc
Emergency hospital suffering from in
juries inflicetd when a bullet passed
through his stomach and Charles Col
lins is held in the local lockup; aro
the other alleged participants in tho
fight.
The mon were attending' tho Negro
Fair which was held hero last week
wlion they became engaged in tho
light. I .. .
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THE RIOHM
L. J. H 7V
Manufacturer of Pi
TO RELIEVE ALL -DISC
220 W. BROAD STREET.
DO YOU L0V1
If so, call and boo U J. HAYDEN,
22 0 W. Broad Strcot. My mediclnoa
matter what your disease, sickness oi
ld pcrfect health. I uso nothing but
oavos; sued; berries; flowers and pi
relieved thousands that liavo given up
MY MKDICINRS C'JllB TILE F'OL
131ood. Kidnov. ltliwlilnf Tiinu <? <
Dyspepsia; Indigestion; Constipation;
ind aches of any kind, Colde, Bronchia
Sensations; Fcmalo Complaints, LaGri
Holla; Cancer In its worst form wlthou
Pimples on fnco and body, Dlabotos of ]
dy medlclncts relieve any dlsoase, no
e funded.
Medicines sent anywhere. For
on U J. IIAYDEN, 220 Wost Broa c
Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
A perfcct cure has beon oltected
>y L. J. Hayden's Puro Herb Modiifnos.
After waiting thlrtoen years <
ind havo not suffored from the i
lorriblo disease, Cravel, I desire t? i
nako a statement to L. J. Hayden:
Thirteen yoars ago twelve leading
>hy8iciane of my city treated me for
tidney trouble and gravel without i
ho dosired benefit. These doctors :
tdvlised me to be operatod or., as that <
vas tlio only chance for me. 1 was ,
idvtscd to go and get some of L. J. ]
Jayden's Herb Medicine and try bo
Tft-o being operated on. I did so, i
md In twenty-four hours after using <
lis medicines I passed at leaet a
iolf dozen gravel, Bome as big as a <
argo pea. Since that time I havo
\ot suffered wl>h the gravel. I i
lighly recommend Ij. J. Haydon's i
nodlclue to all suffering humanity, <
I am, J. A. PAGE,
4 Auburn Ave., Richmond Va.
JTItAY COW AND CATVF CAUS1C ;
OP TWO K1IjIJINC?S. \
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(Preston News Service.) i :
Memphis, Tenn., Sept. 15.?John
.'.numbers and Jesse Goosby were shot '<
id(1 killed here Monday night as the
esult of a dispute over a stray cow <
md calf, said to he owned by Cham- 1
jors, which had been taken up by. i
rhonnas Bowens.
ClKinibers had gone to Bowens' i
tome on the- outskirts of tlio city to J
ecover the cow and calf. "When he bo
fan to abuse Bowens . about having .
he cow and calf, it Is said that BoiV-'i
sns went into bis bouse and reappear i
><1 with a shotgun. He fired at Cham- i
>ers who fell mortally wounded ant*
lied a few minutes later. A neighbor i
laid that Bowens in his anger attempt ?
id to strike Chambers while ho lav 1
iclploss on the ground with the stalk
>t the gun and when prevented fled .
V'ith the gun in Ills hand.
Police searching for him< met Goos
jy with a bloody gun in his hand. It f
is said that ho was ordered by the poIce
to surrender but did not heed the !
nmmnnil nn/I n?
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'ired killing Goosby instantly. It wes t
hen discovered that Goosby was not
bo man who shot Chambers but it is
ho theory of (he police that he had
ieen given the gun by Bowens. A .
jcarch is being conducted for Bowens.,
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ISNGLISH JUDGE DISDAINS KLAN
AND UNWRITTEN IiAW |
(Preston News Service.)
London Sept. 11.?Johnny Bull Juiist
does not take kindly to popular
\merican institutions which was
brought out when a miner evoked tin
wrath of the Ku Klux Klan and the
unwritten law upon an enemy. Resort
Lo two American institutions ?tho ur>
written law and the Ku Klhx Klan3nly
caused Herbert Brooks, a Corn
wall minor, who had been in America
for the past three years to get into
serious trouble. <
It. is said that Brooks, when lie
[ cached his home in Saint. Austoll, rtlently
found that his wife had taken
ip with another man. Brooks sought
jut his rival, it is cjaimcd, and threat
jned to shoot him. "When prevented
from doing so he wrote him a lette?
In which he evoked the wrath of the
Ku Klux Klan.
The court before which Brooks was
brought informed him that ndither
I he unwritten law nor the Ku Klux
Klan is recognized in England and
imposed a heavy fine 011 Brooks.
WlljlTIO RUFFIAN TERRORIZES
COLORED FOLKS?KILLED.
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Tupelo, Miss., Sept. 13.?Joe Miller
(whito) of Guntown, a - small village
near hero, came to town on Saturday
Eiftornoon before Labor Day and with
f? companion, Dee House, started to
paint, tfro town red. Miller is said to
liavo brought along a good supply of
corn whisky and imbibed it freely
enough to koep up his nerve.
They decided that the best place to
c;o and have some real fun would bo
down among the Negroes whQfm the}
could scarce out of their wits and at
Mie same time would not bo bothered
by the local police.
It is sa}d that thoy would go into
Negro business places and stnrt rough
house; insult Negro women on tjie
streets, strike and kick Negro pedestains.
They had not gone far wit.i
thoir depredations until a Negro bu???
ness man telephoned the polfco about
the conduct of these two white men.
Patrolman Carr went to Miller and
his companion and ordered them to
leave that section. They remonstrated
with the officer and he attempted to
place them under arrest. Deo House
is said to have fired nt the officer am?
when he turned toward Deo House,
Miller started to run. Tho officer order
ed him to halt and when he failed to
do so, fired, killing him Instantly.
House was later arrested at his home
and is being hold charged with attemp
ting to kill an officer.
:OND PLANET. RICHMOND
\YDBN
ire Herb Medicines
iASES OR NO CHARGE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E HEALTH? !
Mannfacurer of Pure Herb Madlcincs
\ will rolleve you, or uo charge, no,
affliction may bo, and rewtoro yon i
herbs, roots; bayks; gum; balsam*; i
anba in my medicines. They have
to die. |
.LOWING DISEASES: Heart EMueeae,
form; Vertigo; Quinsy; Soro Throat;
Illiouuuitlam In any form; pal no,
1 trollci,l? 1
. ..vr-w,v?, uniu ; ttu licuiug |
ppo, Pneumonia; Ulcer; Carbuncles;
t uko of kittfe or Instrument; Ec&ema
Kidneys, Brlgbt's Dteoaso of Kidney#,
matter what nature, or your money
full particulars, write, send or call
I Street. ,
I wns cured of a very bad case of
Rheumauttsm by two bottles of L.
J. Hayden's wondorful Herb Medl
olne, after suffering a long time with
the dreadful disease. 1 was unable
to move band or foot, and after 1
had taken threo doses of tho mod
Icinn I WAS irnl
? .. ?? ??.v vvr out uuc VIL lllj
bed and walk across the floor, and
only two bottles of the medicine ha*
made mo a perfectly well man in
overy rospect. I cannot give Mr. L.
J. Hayden too much praise for what
he has done for me. I liavo sent ,
ninny other suffering ones to him,
and they have also gotten cured. My i
daughter wa? also curod of Rheuma L
tlsm and Indigestion by L. J, Hay
den's Herb Medicines at No. 220 W.
Broajd Street, Richmond, Va. I ro
commend Mr. L. J. Hayden as one ]
of tlio greatest healers of the slcli ]
on earth. Respectfully, I
J. D. TAYLOR, i
2419 E. Grace St.. Richmond, Va
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HEAVY TRUCK RUNS OVIOR A
SLEEPING MAN. ]
Dallas!, Texas Sopt. 14.?Albert
West, aged 21 years, was probably
fatally injured last Sunday morniriK
when a five ton motor truck passed {
flVOV a nWlAtriiAM
West wns employed at tho Dnllns iu
cinerating plant and < it 1b thought
that Inst Saturday night ho had gone
out in tlio yard whore the trucks ai>
kept to esciipo tho intense heat and to
prevent tho mosquitoes from bitting
liim had placed a newspaper over his
face and' hands and had fallen aalcoi<.
Early Sunday morning whilo lylnq
nsleop in the yard a heavy motor
truck ran over him rendering him un
conscious. He was removed to tin
Parkland hospital and late Monday
ufternoon hospital authorities report
Bd that ho was still unconscious and
had small chance for recovery.
IIAI) A PENCirANT l-OU SILVER
MAIiF-DOIilvAHvS.
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(Preston Nows Sorvlco.)
Alliance, Ohio Sept. 15.?Charles
Kennedy, night janitor at the local i
por>t-ofllco was placed under arrest i
last Thursday evening", charged wiMi ]
robbing the post ofllco of $1000 in sll- i
ver half dollars. It is said tliat Renin*
dy confessed to the robbery when con 1
fronted by Post Oftlce Inspectors, and
will be arraigned before United States
Commissioner "Whitting of Canton.
A bag containing 2,000 silver hah.
dollars was mtfsaing Tuesday morning ]
when the day forco came on duty. <
Information socured from Kennedy ^
when put through examination by the ]
inspectors led to the finding of $652 j
in missing halves in a cached in tho ]
woods north of hero late Wednesday ]
afternoon. Later the officials went to
thb Kennedy homo and located $222. ,
50 concealed in a broken tile In tho
cellar of the houso. The remainder of '
tho money Kennedy says ho spent.
CHANXIISTG M. AVAIID NOMINIOK.
"Will Oppose Representative A. J.
Montnguo in November Election.
Cbanning M. Ward, railroad contractor
of 1817 llanover Avemu
Richmond, presidont of the Virginia
Tribune Publishing Company, wns
the unanimous choice of the Repub'.i
cans of the Third Congressional Dis
trict yesterday as the party's candt
dato for Congress in the forthcoming
November election. Mr. Ward w" 1 op
pose Representative Andrew Jackson
MontagnO, who had no opposition for
tlie Democratic nomination.
Thirty-eight delegates were present
when the meeting was called to ov
<ler at 12 o'clock yesterday in the audi
torium of Murphy's Hotel. S. M. Atkinson
was chosen as the presiding
ofllcer and announced the business o!'
the convention?to nominate a cana.
date for Congress, to elect a chairman
for the Third Congressional Distrier,
and to elect members of the State com
mlltee from the Third District.
Callom H. Jones placed the name of
Channing M. Ward before the conven
tion and there being no other nominat j
ions *Mr. "Ward was made tlio unani-J
mous choice. lie was not present at!
the meeting, and a committee compos-'
ed of Henry W. Anderson, Joseph P.
Brady, C. M. Dozier and Thomas B.;
Snead, was appointed to notdfy him
of hia nomination. n ,
Josoph "W. Stewart, of Richmond, I
rocommended by Representative C. R.
Slemp for tho postmastership of Rie>? J
mond was elected chairman of the j
Third District committee.
C. M. Mosby, of Richmond; John S. |
Charles, of "Williamsburg; C. M. Do-;
zier, of Richmond; A. Hare, of Henri?,
co County; and John B. Jones of Han j
over County wero elected as tho,
Third District members of the Repub
lican Stato Committee. i
Former Senator John C. Noel, of j
tho Ninth District, brought a meesH&b I
of gdod wlfll to the Third District con|
ventlon and Callom B. Jones, Josoph
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P. Brady and others spoke on the Ii> |
lortance of tho Republicans nominut
ing Virginians of high character and
{landing for ofllces, and tho necessity
of making a fight in every congression
\l district in tho State.
HUMAN HANI) SENT WITH DEATH
liETAJOR.
(Preston Nows Service.)
New York City, Sept. 14.?A pack-5'
ige containing a human left hand, also '
i lottor signed K. K. K? threatening
loath, was received on Monday by A.1
Philip Randolph, editor of The Mes-:
senger magazine. Tho packago, which
>oro a wrapper marked, "'From ?
friend, New Orleans" was opened by
he police.
Tho letter warned ityndolpli to kcci.
jut of white men's movement and to
intto with his own race. Randoip..
old the police that ho believe it was
>ent by his enomles in the South am
hat it rofrred to a recent controversy
jetween himself and Marcus Qarvey
president of the Universal Negro Improvement
Association; Provisional
President of the Republic of Africa I
ind editor of the Negro World andl!
ilso president of tho ill-fated Black
Star Steamship Line.
"Wiuitcd.
Two first class colored barbers foi
ivblto trade, $26.00 a week guarantee.
Write or wiro, EDMONDS AND ROH[NSON,
H. 10 S. George Street, Cumberland,
Md.
WANTED?Men and women, (white
and colored. $15.00 and $25.00 week
nnd big commission. District Sales
Mgrs., Salesmen, Agents, Wanted,
groat opportunity for advancement.
HAIRDRESSERS: petrolatums, 9 1-3
sents pound; Med. liatr olla, shampoo
liaao. Full supply of chemicals, Jarb,
labels, and containers. ?For full imPormatlon,
address: CAPITAL COMMERCE
LABORATORY, 24 Culvert.,
Firmi 13, Annapolis, Md.
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Rrnwn Hat Works
R04 NORTH THIRD STRMET
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SLKOHANIC8 BANK RUTLDXNG
We Are Remodeling Cleaning and
Reblocking OL?D VELVET HATS
In the latest Fail Styles
(or both Ladies and
Qontlemon.
PARCEL. POST ORDERS A
SPECIALTY.
Lonely Widow.
WANTED ?Boy, or Gill and Boy,
between (ho ages of 12 and 15 years
of age. I own n little farm of 4 0
acros, with two good dwelling houses,
and a good pump well. There is no
mortgage on my homo. I have two
good work mules, sovoral head of
cattle and plenty of meat hoga. A
vory good home with everything any
0110 could wish for to malco homo
happy. Would bo glad to liavo some
orphan children to take caro of.
MRS. MARY DARLING, ^
Lonely Widow.
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DO YOU. KNOW THEM?
Harrison Mason, son of Squire Mason
born in Hick's Ford, Va., wishes to
locate his brother Andrew and sister,
Susan or other relatives.
Ploase write, Harrison Mason, 524 Is'.
58th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EDW. STEWART
203 S. SECOND STREET
RICHMOND. YA?
DBALSR IN FANCY GROCK KIRS,
jriuu^n BJuniO, VOJUHi'lAtUJiH, 1
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W. I. JOHNSON
FUNERAL DIRECTOf
10 WEST IilOIGII STREET,
Prompt Service. Orders in or out o
Caskets and the GhenpoBt fi
Marriages and Social Func
DAY OR NIG-HT SERVICE
VIRGINIA:?In Hustings Court Part
11 City o? Richmond in Vacation
September 12th, 1922.
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JESSIE FARROW Plaintiff
vs.
JOE FARftyOW Defendant
In Chancery
The object off (his suit is to obtain ]
divorce from the bond of matrimony j
from the defendant on (be grounds of
dosortlon and abandonment for more
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fidavit having been mado and filed
that the defendant Jde Farrow is not
a rosidont of tho State of Virginia, It
,1s ordered that ho do appear hero writh I
in ton days aftor duo publication of
this order onco a week for four succes
sivc wooks In tho Richmond Plnnot, a ^
.news-papor published in tho city 01
Richmond, Va., nnd do what is neco3
sory to protect his interest in this suit
C. MIMMS, P. Q.
A Copy Teste:
/ W. E. DU VAL Clork
VIRGINIAv-?In tho Circuit Court of
Tho County of Henrico, July 11th,,
1922.
IRENE JOHNSON, Plaintiff
vs. in ununcery
BEN JOHNSON, Defendant
Tho object of this suit la to obtain a
divorco from tho bond of matrimony
by the plaintiff from the defendant,
on tho grounds of desertion and abandonment
for more than threo years
without cause, reason or excuse. And
affidavit having been made and filed
that tho defendant Ben Johnson, iu
not a resident of tho Stato of Virginia
it is ordered that ho do appear hero
within ten days after duo publication
of this order nnd do what is neccssary
to protect his interest in this suit.
And that this order be published onco
a wook for four successive weeks in
the Planet a newspaper published in
the City of Richmond, Va.
E. M. ROSCIIER, Attorney. ,
1017 Bank Street.
A Copy,?
Teste: SAMUEL P. WADDILL.
ClerK.
OTHFR PEOP1JR
YOU NOW BY YOU II?
FURNHTURE!
When you can get Furniture and
Ruga from an Old Established houae
like JURQENS?that's known to sell
the best quality goods, just as reason
huio ud pioowiioip?wiiy, iioi give your
frhmds a good impression. It will
give us the greatest pleasure to Bhow
you our wonderful stock of home
making, comfort giving Furniture
and Rugs and?don't fall to ask our
salesmen about our Banking Plan,
which gives you 15, 10 or lb mouth*
In which to pay for any purchase.
US. G. JIMS SON
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ADAMS AND BROAD
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derful Hair i I
g & Grower. I
JSAND AGENTS I
Good Money Made. I
its In every city and village I
Star Hair Grower. I
erful Preparation, ?1
or Without Straightening I
25cts. per Box?One 25ct. I
falue. Any person that will *
II be convinced. I
SVhat Has Failed
ir Hair, Jtiwt Give
HAIR GROWER
mrl be Convinced.
3r till iSisse Box,
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e an Agent, send $1.00 and
Full Supply that you can
?alsooAgent's Terms. j
money order to j
AIR GROWER, Mfs. j" .
Greensboro, N. C.
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3t and Moat Artistic Photos at a A.
can Obtain Elsewliore. Special
Wo will also bo Pleased y
Extorlor and Interior
/ork.
M OLD PHOTOS A SPECIALTY. *
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA ?|*
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$ SONS, INC. 1
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
f tho city solicited. The FinoBt |
lmiahed on short notice.
itlons Also a Specialty. ' |
PHONE MADISON G80 I
C. P. HAYES
Successor to A. HAYES' SONS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
7Z7 N. SECOND STREET
RESIDENCE, 735 N. SECOND ST.,
fTRST CLASS AUTOMORILiES AJS[I> .
HACKS. CASWiJETS OF ALJLi
DESCRIPTIONS.
Chapel Service Free to
All of Our Patrons. .<
COUNTRY ORDERS ARB
GIVEN OUR SPECIAL
ATTENTION.
?HONTD MADISON a778
ONBN DAY AND NIOHT..
Become* (like picture)
Soft, Silky, Long, Wavy
By Uiiog
HEROLIN HAIR DRESSING I
HEROLIN TOMADE HAIR nnnccivirj
Not sticky or gummy. Highly perfumed.
otraishtens out the kinkiest, snorlicst or
ni>.ppy hnircnusinn it to ?row lonp, soft,'fluffy.
No hot irons necessary. Removes dandruff,
stops Itchinti scalp and falling hair.
25c ?; ?? BY MAIL
1000 Aftenta Wnnted-Writa for Terms.
HEROLIN MED. CO.
ATLANTA. GA.
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HAIR STRAIGHTENING
AND SHAMPOO COMB
Thi# Comb Is Well Worth $1.00
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Solid Brass, wooden hsndlo
8% inches lone weight 4 ounces.
given as a present to all who talc*
advantage of our greet
BIG OFFER NO. 1144
JUST WRITE TO US AND SAY:"I
would like to set a hair straightening and
shampoo comb frco. Send me particulars regarding
your No. 1144 offer."
Be suro and write your name and address
plainly, and full particulars will be sent you.
Do not wait, write to-day lor this offer will not
last lone. Wo are doing this to advertise ,
Ford's Hair Pomade and Ford's Heir
Strelghtenini and Shampoo Combi, .
9- Address your letter to *
THE OZONIZED OX HARROW 00.
WARSAW ILLINOIS
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