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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

Business Chances
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IN Isl MEAr loans SIS Trust Bog
PhONE S6I3-El Pas7 Transfer Co
CALL Tor you- garden hose az A. Taffs's
$50 ~ Paso- Phone 1875
SMALL GROCERY n invoice, good prop
os.tlen- PEone 1879
IS aNTED-Partner with car and
enough money % move 10 cars % bones.
Aadress Qeol. care Head.
GROCERY business doing $50 PEI DAY. IN
voice stock and fixtures $780, reason for
selling account q health. Phone e7S.
Don't ian 70 read olive James sturmer's
ad. on Society Page Lay Clearance sale
OF EiHinery-
SAVE . Or 5oc-lou pay extra 70 move
trunk and ly war saving stamps We clly
charge sou a quarter Herman Transfer
a MONEY WAKER
FOR sALE-Farker Merry-G o-Round in
perfect running order can be seen az
Write Owner sf2i Montana s.. O. phone
EXPERT FURNITUBE RETAINING AND
REFIAlsHIEG
Old Euru.ture made IKE new
COSTS LESS AT sTERCHPs"
y. stanton and Myrtle Ave.
Phone T5e and 1893
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and Contractors Equipmsat-
Fer Sale
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WESTERN WELDING MIG CO.
Facilities for welding larEess machine
kkACh A JACK Se s.. cutters. stuFer enc
Eirss, samson wlld mills ranch light
plants krala1er. Loss a aoye, p Paso.
Mining. Miilng and Power Machineff
See ue for Immediate deliveries ou cd
giuea. boilers. r-mpa miuing machinery
machinery and mechanical supplies.
SOuTuW EsTERN WRECE1NG Cn3IPANl
81 Paso Iezas
Skilled Workmanship IN Automobile,
Engine and General Mechanical
Lines.
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W s. DOBIE Pattern Works. til n. St
van Phone lal4.
AUTO radiator work speoialty.
II Paso Radiator and lamp Co.
ELEFAroRs. hydraulic freight Installed
and Eepaired- A. Eergersoa- Ph- 1876.
'tET ERFTHING FOR THE ICE PLANT
Orernaullns and rem1de-ing old plants
II. = stevens. 2Ie ". Overland ST.
For Saie-AutomOb1es- Wanted.
AuTcMOBILE can. sl5 mus Bids.
MaNIED-ro r9y Fora car PA l095
Good Hurmoble Tor sale. Ph. 2Is7TF. I
AKf-Es MADE True wIthout rsmoring. T
Bachanan. ~ san Francisco Pm 1881
WANTED CARS 10 store. sTltzer & I
Waicotr- 1i5 ~ Kansas
GARAGE FOR REsI-s2s " Missouri I
Phone 1855.
PRACTICALLY NV Ford roadsLer. 5II f.
WANTED 10 buy Cd Fords for cash 900 I
lills 81 Phone e71-
MITCHELL touring car 90 rrads l0-
l.shter ear. wii take difIerelce lu cash T
m diamond 9 Myrtle
Will SACRIFICE my CaIIac s, e
lalsol AZ once Stake rl au ot1lr. Al .
shape ING ST.. san Antonio So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
For SaIe-AufomobiIes-W Wanted.

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FORD TRUCK, 1-ton attachment. lsrg
body, cheap. See Young. 107 S stanton
Bent FRONT ANLEs straightened q
car Radiators and Tenders repaired
Brow WeldinE Co. 600 Texas Ph. 2o5I
FOR SALE or trade FOR unincumbered
lots or notes. one saxon Six. 5-passeneer
auto. 5000 az new Phone 2561J-
FL PASO automobile laundry-Have YOU
cars washed while you wait; cars called
FOR and delivered 200 n kas- Phi so.
Sationsi storage Battery & IgnitiOn CO
Columbia service station All WORK guar
anteed 500 Aills ST. Phone 81
FOR A BARGAIN in a five-passenger
car see johnson az the Crawford Auto
stand ao5 Mills ST.
SPEEDsTERs - Automobnes .stripped
down 60 order By experts. zoo y kansas
FORD touring. good shape. must e sold
tonight VIII consider any reasonable OF
fer- see car ~ $500 Oxford
FOR sALE-l917 Ford. perfect condition.
$3.50 cash Call 1920 Cedar ST. after D.
n Don't telephone.
FOR SALE-New Ford. run 600 niIas.
Michelin tubes. helly-Springf tires an
around. extras Easy rermss part cash.
cal 5ez7. nc 2. Franklin
FOR SALE-Cadiilac roadster, perfect
condition Electrically equipped including
clock New rubber al around speed and
power Sacrifice. Automobile Tire Co.
2ol ". san Antonio St Phone loss.
SEE OUR NEW METHOD GAS RANGES
They Eil save 257s Gas Consumption 800
down-sLo0 week.
COSTS LESS AT sTERCHTS"
Coz. Stanton s. and Myrtle Ave. Phones
l54 ana l9ss
Oldsmcble speedster .......-.S5oQ-l1
Oakland speedster 90 .----.-..-..s55 5000
Republic one-ton truck ----....--Sl l0-ll
TERMS GIVEN
FL PAsO AUTO SALES co.
Phone IS 4o7 Myrtle Ave
CONE u AND SEX
Best Iue used cars 10 southwest Forda GO
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
Phone sluo
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS
Dodge 5-passenEer. good tires $3.50;
Buick f-cvlinder. good condition, bargain
$780, Studebai-er 7-pessenEer s50l- G.
200 ~. SAN ANTONIO. PHONE $50
SIC THESE SERVICE CARS
1917 Hudson supe--siN -----------. $500
1919 Paige. l-passeuger -------.-.. sllQ-
1917 S-ude5aker, l-rassenger ------f go
1915 Hudson Super-5lE --.-----.-.--8l 400
1917 ollsmobila -S. 1-passelger- IS $50
i8uicLz. t-passelger --------.---.---A 500
cadillac s-passenser. painted
hattleElip gray ----------- IS $50
All these cars are On first class ccnll-
lon with good ti7es. win accept smaller
sars as first na~merr and make terms.
WALTERS a DURHAM
Succrs- 10 Hoaglaud d Co.
$3.50 WeEi san Antonio Street.
I-hora f0e5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

In the First National Bank Building
DK. cam 3 sNITH-Ph llll an cd.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
les Texas s. DAVIS sHOS- Puonr Ils
n q BuCu0E 8 co.
insel sheldsn nldE ehune 90.
GEORGE " CKUTCHEh son,
ICON Nor-house block Pnone lle
RIO GHaNDE REaLTF co
2ll-i2 Elfsi Nat Huua nidR-
DOUGLAS CROWELI AGENCY.
- VIE 5idE Phone Sc.
HORACE q STEVENS
Heai Estate and Insurance
2. ~ WILLIAMS. INsI'RANCE-
30 EirSz Nail. SAINT 5-dg.
For Sale-Ciiy Property.
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FIVE ROOM bungalow near high
school Ph. 5080.
FIFTY FEET, 700 Arizona; no rea-
sona5le ofter refused. Ph- $3.50.
8 ROOM ADOBE house. Tenth and
oregon $3.50 Rent $500 Wilson C.
Porterfield. go Trust Bldg PA so.
FOUR ROOM frame house. Govern
Is part payment IN lls5 W-
BY OWNER. cheap, 10 eolored people.
four room modern bungalow fairly
close ia, sur.l payment down balance
Ike rent ~. s9l1-
alta VISTA district, furnished bun.
galoW for sale or rent glas6eQ u
sleeping porch and furnace; owner
leaving city Phone 4l46.
FOR sALE-By owner. modern Bum
galow in Richmond Terrace, 5 rooms,
breakfast room, ElaEsed in sleeping
porch. and garage. Phone S5s2.
s lots. .GrandVleW addition. block
IS. IS 70 % inclusive. Must sell at
once FOR cash. address J. L Cravens. I
wells. Tex
NV 4 Room brick sleeping porch. /
fenced. barn. worth $780, viii sacri- 4
fce for $3.50. $500 cash, balance SIS
yer month. This is bargain .
orchard Park. Phone 6659-R
MIST SELL $3.50 equity in a four
lots. foot fence all around over see
Improvements have invested $1,000
in this places its yours for $500 cash
2rice $3.50 owner. phone So
FOR saLE-Weu located room
brick, kitchenette. large sleeping
porch, built in closets. etc, $500. No
interest. small cash payment. balance
for auto, vacant lots, or what have
youe Phone 9os.
HERE Is A BARGAIN.
Being obliged 10 leave FL Paso. make
big sacrifice on this built Tor home I
property 41E1f0 It. corner lot, S room
bungalow, including glazed sleeping 4
porch; hail, bath, pantry, and base
ment; modern, except heat; built
three years Garage and garden
Paved St Quick sale. $500. 3940
IA Luz- OCCUPIED By owner.
& BARGAIN-3Iust sell room brick
with basement cut from $500 to
$500.
A BurEain--5 room bungalow, corner
. lots. basement cut from $4,000 70
Se750.
$50 Doun-5 room bungalow fnewlt
sunset Heights balance monthly
Cuftle Hunch and Cattle wanted win
trade FL Paso business property
go. 800.
vendors Lien Notes-Win trade for
lots or smau cottage
VIII Assume or pay cash Tor nice
bungalow and trade IN room brick
'llugalow clear
Ise- f'rade-Incoue Property renting
Tor sIo0 monthly $1,000. VII trade
for nice Bungalow
Lots Wanted IN GrandVleH-Nill
trade 8 room brick. 5000.
HAWKINS BROS
l5-alz Martin BldE- Enone zsel-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

Special Notices.
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TIE cnlF steam carpet cleaners. er12 81
Acme Nat- q Feather Co Phone 1871
GARDEN rafas. hos sLosals anu rui beg
rase a fafea 900 E faea.
YOUR uaftrlsze4 r1rerliel g1-75 %. cars
ps-a clsaleL Ers-u MS CO. Fh 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

ALTA VISTA district furnished bun
galoH for sale or rent; glassed in
sleeping porch and furnace; owner
leaving city Phone 4146.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

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GOOD SPECULATIVE Buy
tzlra undivided Ellt interest ir 200 acres
-ll1lpr1rel land ~ unes ezst o. II Pzzo,
all good rlla1le soil an sac rer acre
r p LYONS. Zoe Texas st.
Ie ACREs lu borderland acreage ca Blr-
lzr-aud Road Virgin soL not harmed by
seerEge. ceres good stand Alfalfa. 3
acres IN corn SCI 40 bargain On payment
ur trade f'r good diamonds, stanl1-l
make auto, or Los AuE. les property 7
g. Billings 1893 = Boulevard
FOB SAILS ceres Of land between san
EliEzrlo al5 Cualrilla. can be irrigated.
iz cicza 90 Lee Lours ranch- Price per
acre SIS. Alzo- 90 @cres on The Island
about the price see Mrs- Tomas e Girur-.
san L-izario. Texas cr phone 81 Cl-1L
20 ACREs EXTRA FINE LAND
sd under cultivation, faces state Highway
Cauuuiio sacloa 20 trade FOR California
residence
90 ACRES CANUTILLo SECTION
Ali cultivated haf Alfalfa faces state
highway, 10 trade for city properly
600 acres an cultivated fine SOIL. $40 PER
acre. halE cash. half city property
BAILEY LAND CO.
sos Herald Bldg Phone 2of2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

$1,000 MEEE COURT $1,000
29l2-g3la BAsSETT
street car and 1irne service. Two
rooms. screened in sleeping pcrch.
private hlth. New. cool and
com Portable $40 per month. so
trouble 90 show or answer ques-
lions. Apply Apt No. o.
DAVIS BROS.
los Texas 81. Phone lIi.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

FOR SALE-Bv owner, modern Bun
Ealow in Richmond Terrace, 8 rooms,
breakfast room, glassed In sleeping
porch. and garage Phone S542-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

s lots, .GrandVleW addition. block
IS. IS 70 % inclusive. Must sell at
once FOR cash Address j. L Cravens.
Wells. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
~ SaHs-Farms ID Ranehel.

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GOOD FARM Tor sale Phone -l6flN-
RANCHES % ale Good Erass ard va
Ter Moore Neighbour. 1I1gdalenai
ZOE sALE-Ranch two miles below vs.
le-a. S. acres al improved. alfalfa. oats
ard fruit trees a fve-room house n
ruire at $3.50 Alameda ave
S5-sECTION RANCH near Pecoa city 1or
sale CT trade Tor cattle. seven sections
owned. haial ce leased. fenced and wa
tered. So acre bonus for land owned u.
BOX. 581. Las cruces 81 81
For Sale OF E1change-Reai Estate.
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SMALL COTTAGE in Albuauerqus. value
1000. .entea toE W l5-i Monta1s-
FOB SALE q trade for Is model Ford
car u good shape. lots So and 80. block
10 Alhamhra Heights addition Nc g
Actress 6oE .t02. Blsbee. AriE-
FOR DsFORMaTIOS OF EXCHANGES
81 Brown, san saba. lfcCulloch. Coleman
L-l Las-leud counties. see
WELLs-PEUGH REALTY co,
81 Martn Bog Phone 1888.
LONG BEACH. CAL.
Good -lcome Fl Paso properly Tor Long
Beach. some Eood vendors Zen notes tor
sale. liberal discount
CHARLEs W. HARLOW
5l5 Elrst Nat 6a1k BIG pa. z-sl.
ExCHANGE fo- ID Paso property. cot
rzsss Do Tampa. Fla consideration S15l-1
WIN assume. . room cottage furnished
Pacific Beach. Caii IS acres near Fsleta.
improved. 100 acres near Las Ctuces en-
il cultEaluu- luplenents- stock a-1
renta Tor $40 ger mo trade for auto az
lo-s- Lots 81 Grand View fcr tenement
Rssas ca 500 capiea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

\ Nv : IUUI DICK 8-9eIIUE D0TCI-
fenced. barn. worth $3.50; viii sacri-
nee for $3.50. $500 cash. balance SIS
ger month. This is bargain.
Orchard Park Phone 6659-R-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

FOR sALE-Weu located q room
brick, kitchenette. large sleeping
porch, built IN closets. etc, f260Q. No
interest small cash payment balance
SIS month. Good location WIZ trade
for auto. vacant lots, or what have
r-nrr1 Phone nna
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
For Renl-RoomI FuFuished.

For Renl-Roomi Furnished.
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CLOSE N bedroom, III ". Boulcvard-
COOL summer rooms. SIS D. Kansas.
ROOMS tor genuameH-5l5 B. Florence.
oNE LARGE frent hedroom. Ph $500.
BEDROoMs and housekeepInE. Sc Myriis
sLEEI ING PORCH With two BEDS. 70s
y oregon.
ROOM, lovely sleeping porch. close n
Phone 52f.
TWO LARGE cool nicely furnished front
rooms SOS Myrtle. Phone 622t-
THE BEST ventilated rooms in town SIS
~. 422h =. san Antonio.
ROOM-Private home. close in- zoos y.
oregon Phone 1851.
PHONE 8646J-Large. beautiful, extreme
y pleasant close % resident rooms.
2 LARGE front corner roomz. SIS month
FURNISHED ROOM and sieeping perch
for Gentlemen Phone 4538.
CLOSE N cool corner rooms summer
rates 115 ". Davis.
AIRY FROST room Close n COS west
Missouri
FOR RENI-Loveiv cool front roCm. p1I-
vats bath. coo Mesa ave.
WELL, 25c 10 MOVE a trunk WHY
houid you ray morct Harman Irar5ter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

FOR EENT-UNTURNIsHE APAET-
MENr
rooms ard large siaserd lu slaerIus
porch. close ln Oh EtulcVard. hardwood
floors. steam heat
BBOAuDUs 6 lie BARON
na-l0 Flrrl Natl Blra
Ehele L15s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

MIST SELL $3.50 equity in a four
room furnished adobe house on three
lots. 6 foot fence all around, over S-e0
Improvements have invested $1,000
il this places its yours for $500 cash
ErLce $50 oEner. phone s.La-L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
Soda Fountains Drug and Confss.
6oneFy Fixtures

SODA FOUNTAIN. dug and consscrlouarv
fixtures latest design. ooth exposed and
closed JAZZ types. ranging 90 ienEt1 o. g S.
10. - &c and 90 fseL Can save rc1 90 lc
90 parcerr5 suall cash payment doUl. lai-
cases shelving. tables. chairs. clrr1ratcE
% contract A-i fixtures accessory 90 uue1
u1 drug ard confectionery a-cre PROMPT
ghinmeut write OF wlra Ger urlce lists. e
& = Couuission Co 90 8ly-tis- Agents
Grn=uan Fountain Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

uE OWNER, cheap, 10 colored people,
-FOUR room modern bungalow. fairly
close ia. sma&i payment down; balance
like rent Eh. -o11
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

Musical
Piano Case Rsfinishinr

PIANO CASE REFINIsHnSG b flst5-5
expert We guarantee 20 turn or rau-
plano as g9od as wheu l- cams from the
factory.
FL PAsO PIANO Co. els Texas S.
The very finest cases. IKE S5alnHav
EFsrett and Fischer are our u1ecialtT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
- SaIe-Cifr PronerfT.


1--WE ROOM bungalow near hirI
school ph. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

LOCKS repaired. any pert o. city SAFE.
opened. coubiratiors Lhangad- Thomas
E.- So q. 20. nl--. ----.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
- RsIe-sasa Ba.la... ll-.s.s-I

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FL PASO IRON a. METAL Cu.-lElz san
Antonio Dealers il scrap i-1n. rlt bsr. ccp-
pe-. brass. 1oues. etc- Phone $3.50
HERuAe BLOCH g. CO., 716--18-720 8
oregon S. Eh- 5f51 old metals. rubber
RAGS. bones. hides. scrap Iron. etc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30
Second Hand Clshma


1-7-7-7-070----------- ---"-7---"--1@-----@--
SEEDS.
cane SEEDS ulo maize kaffir cora. f.ta-
-ltl. gov peas BIS milier ana 1el1 c1rn-
Ealleanel. amber cane 90 ltL sA15 I4g
lbs S.l5 SEQ lbs. and Up f8-5o per 100 itl
lbs lots and I'd Se-59 Ter zoe TIA DUf sll'c
Aalze So inE St- l11 lha 51.5Q- drt
BACK Huiied white Karfr corn 60 rs $50
no lha sl-5Qs fancy fsrarlta so lbs. l5-51
100 lbs $40. an FOB led Plso cash With
order Let US have y1ur orders re save
sou money
FL PASO SEED co. nc.
SIS san Antonio 81 -irsr eaa1 % rev
court h1uae.H
Elrr. e. = n---- IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-30

f12 W- Boulevard ST.. rooms. breakfast
room. fa1ieor service. Sumner rates
$500 and 5000
DOUGLAS G. CROWELL AGENCY
90 yllls BldF Phone $500.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-08-24
ment departments, and to other in
dicatiOns of a brOadened public Opin-

ment departments, and to other in
dications of a broadened public opin-
ion; nevertheless we believe today
that justifiable grievances of the
colored, people are producing not dis
loyalty. but an amount of unrest and
bitterness which even the best ef-
forts of their leaders may not be able
always to guide unless they can have
the active and sympathetic co-opera-
ton of the National and State gov
amoung useis powerless, but the ap-
parent Indifference of our own Gov
eminent may be dangerous.
Diseredltabls utterance-Seek to Put
Race Loyal on Defensive, to Ex-
+ augerate Difficulty Of Redress ana
Then Cringe and Leave all lndefi-
mite.
The American Negro does not ex-
pect to have the whole Negro prob
lem settled immediately; he is not
seeking to hold up a striving coun-
try and distracted world by push
ing irrelevant personal grievances as
a price of loyalty; he is not disposed
to catalogue in this tremendous
crisis all his complaints and disabili-
ties; he is more than willing to do
his full share in helping to win the
war democracy and he expects his
full share of the fruits thereof.
Gentlemen Of the Minimum.
But he is today compelled to ask
for that minimum of consideration
which will enable him to be an effici-
ent fighter for victory.-From the
Boston Guardian.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-08-24
DUBOIS WORST coMPRoMisoR IN
EDITORS CONFERENCE.
Editor Harry Smith OF Cleveland
Gazette Says w. e. 3. Dubois Wrote
minimum Of Consideration" Resolu-
tions-one Of Dubois Was So Com.
promising It Was Cut Out by Vote,
(The Gazette, Cleveland, Ohio

(The Gazette, Cleveland, Ohio.)
AT the great Afro-American Con-
ference, held in Washington, D. c..
a few weeks ago, the only change
made in it's splendid resolutions was
sentence along the line of the COM
planned OF part of the July Crisis edi.
torlal. When approached by the
writer and asked if he had written it.
Or. Dubois, secretary of the commit
tee on resolutions, laughingly admit
ted that he had done so. This we
were loath to believe, and did not do
so until he arose in the meeting and
undertook to defend the Objectionable
sentence, but in vain, for it was
stricken out and a proper one unani-
mously substituted for it. The Incl
dent started us to thinking (and inves-
t1gating), but not until we learned that
ne had been appointed (since the con-
terence) to captaincy in the army
Intelligence department., and stationed
in the army Department at Washing
ton, d. c., did we understand his re
versal Of FORM
More Compromising than WASHINGTON.
We do not believe that DR.. Booker
+. Washington in the hey-dey of his
doctrine of surrender" preaching
would have dared do such a thing. o
DuBoise! ct tn Brute!
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-08-24
SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, 1918.
HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BONDS.

Don't let your Liberty Bonds get
away from you. Hold onto them, even
if you may be tempted to dispose of
them.
In the first place, the government in.
tended them for YOU. The Liberty
loans were designed as peoples loans.
In order to finance the war the gov
eminent must have the support of
ALL the people. 1t was intended that
you keep the bonds and not trade
them or sell them.
Promiscuous selling tends to depre-
ciate their value, and that is what the
German agents here would like to do.
Not only is it your patriotic duty
to retain these bonds, but in doing so
you are laying up something for a
rainy day. The Liberty loans and the
Was Savings Stamp issues have done
more to encourage thrift in America
than anything ever before attempted.
They have made bondholders out of
thousands of people who never in
their lives until now had made an in
vestment
Crafty and INSCRIPTIONS individuals
are using every means to entice these
bonds out of the hands of their own
ers. One method is to offer in ex-
change for Liberty bonds stock certi.
fcates in fy-by-night companies,
worth only the gold paper they are
printed on, and represented as return
ing much higher rate of interest
than the government securities.
Those who are not familiar with stock
values should beware of such offers.
There are other methods, some
savoring Of the gold brick variety;
others just within the limits of the
law.
Liberty bonds are the safest invest
ment in the world. If you MUST dis.
pose of them, you would do we'll to
consult your banker.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-08-24

share in the Rights of Man. While
the Revolutionary patriots met to
initiate war. those race patriots met
at the seat of Government when the
country was in mighty world war
and without equivocation set forth
the denials to their racial element of
those rights of democracy to spread
which their country was avowedly
taking part in a world war.
This National Colored Liberty
Congress keynote sounded by Mau-
rice w. Spencer, local chairman, the
first night, which echoed and re-
echoed in every speech and in the
petition, was that when the u. S. A,
was proclaiming world-democracy as
its purpose in a world war, all race
and color discrimination in federal
departments. in public places in the
national capitol, in government
schools, in public carriers under gov
eminent control, in the election of
federal officials should be abolished
by congress, which should also make
lynch1ng federal crime.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-08-24
THE CENSUS GRAB.

While the Census bill was under
discussion in the House, Representa-
tive John G. Cooper of Ohio, sought
the adoption of an amendment that
would have taken from the Democrats
some, at least, Of the enormous
amount of patronage they will exer-
else when that measure is put into
effect. AS it now reads all census
supervisors are to be appointed by
the Secretary of Commerce upon rec
concentration of the Director of the
Census. OF course that means that
practically all will be Democrats. Mr..
Cooper would have given the Con.
gressmen a voice in making recon.
mendations for appointments in their
own districts. Had his views pre-
vailed Republican districts would
have stood a chance of having their
inhabitants recorded by Republican
supervisors. But Mr.. Cooper's amend
ment met with disfavor from the
party in control and was defeated.
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The SECOND DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

Washington, D. c., July, 1918. A
second Declaration of Independence
was enunciated and entered in the
records of the U. S. Congress at the
end of last week. This is the con-
sensus of opinion among thoughtful
Washingtonians who heard the petit
ton to the Government read at the
closing one of the five public mass
meetings of the National Colored Lib
erty Congress or who have read the
document as printed in the Congress
sional Record Of June 29th.
Like the first Declaration, this one
was the creation Of delegated as
sembly, a citizens congress with a
national membership. The Liberty
Congress was composed of 115 dele
gates from 20 states and the District
of Columbia, men and women, pro-
testing Injustice and tyranny, re-
spending to a call. Like the first
one this Declaration represented the
voluntary, uncompensated, sacrifice
and natural feelings and yearnings of
Americans for liberty and an equal
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NEWFOUNDLAND ALL.

For many ysarn IL has bssa The
custom to treat colored people ~
aliens, although they are moro than
ninsty-nine pr cent Of American
birth; and there 10 4 growing ten
dency among the oolored people "a
regard themselves % aliens. This il
being encouraged by . class OF lead
ers who call themselves Negroes"
and yell about NEGRO Kultur" al.
though they have not moro than halt
and often less than ons-eighth OF
Negro blood. Such men ought to
stop tho NEGRO" propaganda and be
Americans and demand Justice DO.
cause they are Americans and not by
tho false assertion that they are
Negroes"
They should not have any rights 90
Negroes" but every right OF an
American citizen should b and viii
be accorded them. IL they nght for
their rights - American citisens by
right OF birth.