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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-11-21
ARKANSAS RA(g \
RIOT DUB NJ
PADDlD1

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NOT tn lnsurreetion But II
10 Bring Test Case n.y.
t;6 st. g Paul. a Nin nllOSt
F riofs Of Of, the Elaine '- 11a
ff acts 9}5o. Daily News i 55t,d
severity of punis Gb1ray d
out to the allege na s,eat
tl0nists. g 4egrO
report that 't i've 0a st5
ened fire on 'a " n white %
meeting. Back p Of t5s
is an attempt Of f so r,e n
to organize and co TS.,te /. y
bring a lease-testineS' y, lp
the courts. Back Of r. H.
to bring a court CASE 81 j. a \
tation store system ! fo 'a'l
many parts Of the SANITY lsa
The negro rents tbsI,,,
works on the haif-sgb,ssn,' ~
and he has to buv 'I Ii,
from the owner Of I n. Y
ton or from a store G a.
by the owner. It is f IN
system which enables IL H.
lord to exploit the tenant M
At the end of The cra /
when the tennat is READY si's
bill from the storeieepas5,
has previously found s TT
what the tenant will /, n
his crops. The storekpp5ss,
to know this 50 as to Err
high to make the bill ir ]
plies.
Elastic Bills
There are thousandsdsl
easily found" says the C d
News correspondent, @rin1
groes took up during The 1
goods valued at not over N
made a crop Of which n
share was 81 .000 nr mar,
when the time came for
Element were told that tha1
for the years supplies !
ST. 200, leaving them in dA3
next year to the extent
{. 5000"
The negro is prevented bI
unWritten law from leaVngt
land Of an owner 50 long ash
in debt. The owner is thHI
sured of having his land Vut
on these unfair terms ashg
he juggles the store account
The system is widely used
| Arkansas plantation OVleBl
little effort is made to ul
it. Rather it is justified as
ing necessary to keep ieI
| gers from owning the count
| Wanted Test Case
In the district where heI
ing broke out the neg
| formed q fraternal organic
known as the PrOgreSSVefi
| ers' and Household union
| America. Each male Ia
was to pay $3.50 and each
male member so cents. b
poration papers were . draw
| by Williamson and Wlllr
white attorney Of WnclF
Ark. The announced pulpG
the organization was c 3Sl.
ton to force proper Se'usl
from owners Of the lana
there appears to be no cyl
of revolutionary purpGGSE 5 !
such action through the .
could be so regarded, -
In the rioting which TO.
the first shooting at the ne.
church, Is negroes and ~
are said to have been !
News dispatches from Nh !
Ark, indicate that S!r t,;at
negroes have been cGn,s VI
murder charges, Of !, VIo WI
sentenced to DEATH ..1 a,I
more negroes are to cOl'
| trial. t,ro
is undoubtedly SAFE Re! ~ +b ~
ton Of America 12 a r 'pg
being. But its ,e evil 5'1r
on there and tnIo ,,,SSsf
| South and in time 1 1:otnri
H There is no substitute as,i !,
mocracy and fair deS ?,
tween man and man :aa+if "
ferences do not ls', nro
from the worker 'li'
his toll. o,4or,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-11-21
CHINA sHANTUNG AND JAPAN

The following are the sections OF
the Peace Treaty that refer to China
and to Shantung Province that are
the subjects of discussion in all parts
Of the nation:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
OFFICERS SHOOT NEGRO
ELEVEN TIMES IN FIGHT
Spirited Battfe Rcaults when Police
Arrest CoIored Nun Armed
With Revolver.

In ten-mnute pistol battle, near
Harrison and Broad Streets. about 10
o'clock last night, between Patrolmcn
Riddell and Burke and Oscar Woodson,
colored. OF 72S West Leigh street
Woodson received eleven bullets in his
body and WAS taken To the Virginia
Hospital in critical condition. Ac-
cordins to the police. who were sum
moned by neighbors. who asserted that
Woodson was attempting to murder
his wife, the negro showed fight and
returned their fire with a thirty eight
revolver. until his ammunition WIS cx-
hausted
Before the arrival of the police, it
is asserted that Woodson fired sew
eral shots at his wife. with whom he
was said to have had disagreement.
When the patrolmen attempted TO ar
rest him they assert he fired six shots
at them and Il MAS only after he had
no more ammunition and was bleeding
profuscly from half a dozen wounds.
that he WAS overpowered and arrested.
According 10 officials of the Virginia
Hospital. where the negro was taken.
eleven bullet wounds were found on
his body. His condition is considered
as probably fatal and he is no, eX-
pected TO live through the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
Three-Cent Stamp
Goes Into Discard
Father of Our Country
Comes Into His O1vu
Again Tuesday.

When the old town timcpiccc jabs
both paws toward the zenith OH Mon
day night as the rooster turns over in
his perch and tocts his bagpipe for the
first time in bone-dry atmosphere.
postage demobiliZes and the Scent
stamp becomes relic OF the days when
war bread. influenza and submarines
were hard problems 10 tackle.
One great bcnoit coming from the
international shindy will be that, while
IL cost three coppcrs to lick "A mileage
ticket on a nissivc 10 your swcetie or
get dunncd for the gas bill. the popu-
lace learned to say more in two ounces
than Webster managed 10 squeeze into
two volumes. And Webster had =
whaler OF 4 start, too.
No moro the Victory stamp passes
YOU the 3-cent stare. With the same
old stony gaze and still needing a hair
cut. the Father OF His Country, alias
George Washington gives you a slant
at his physiosnomy off tho back OF a
letter Just rs lie did before Kaiser Bits
brain fermented and he decided to
make the world safe place to agh;
over.
When YOU stick Washinston's mug
on " letter IL eases your conscience
Post cards viii reduce simultaneous
~ with letter postage. Thirty DAYS
viii be given to swap YOUR ancient
stamps for up-to- date st!ckers Every
nation sticks the father OF it's coun
Try on postage stamp and puts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
.aETA|[ STORES TO CLOSE
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Broad and Main Street Merchants
Reach Agreement on Double
Celebration.
July ; TO HIGHWAYS
Follow Suggestion Of Governor Davis
In Proclamation Tina, Everybody
throughout State Consider Road
Problem on This Day.

80 Believing that the public and their
$E.mploycos would appreciate the move
,sEnent. thirtS-siN retail stores on Broad
fELnd Main Streets have agreed TO cele-
sorate the joint holidays OF July I and
go by closing their stores all day. Fri
Eiay being independence DAY and Satur-
clay being n State holiday by proclama-
kston of the -Govornor and called Good
Ss.Soads Day, these merchants concluded
70 close their stores from Thursday
E.vening at 5 o'clock until Monday
morning, and give their employees Il
Il The same holidays are 10 be :ener-
fnilY observed in nearly All the large
e3rst time in many years that the retail
fstores of Richmond have closed two
eweek days in succession. The mcr-
.;ha2tS rd requssi The sh,opping pgblie 20
&heir purchases rs carly in the week
us possible; certainly by Thursday.
w. y clarke, Jr;;, secretary OF the
s;SSshat the following stores have signed
Ethe agreement TO close. and others
sSgho have il under consideration will
sfmake known their decision early in
ssssthe week. Mr.. Clarke also stated that
sEhe stores in nearly all lines OF trade
ssaWouid nesin closing AT =. NJ. July /,
.&targe department. dry goods. millinery
:Eand women's garment stores would
:Sclose on Saturdays ut o'clock
;Frhc Cohen Co DrsvfiS 20 ~
kTha thinner Bros MNwards NJ N.u
~ b. Mosby & Co. York
slFourourean, Temple Tho Freed Co
y d co. NJ. Creighton
kb IL Nittcl- Jonas Millinery Co
Aroorier WhitloCks Millinery
81 - .. tsaEi9r co. Nsw York Waist
-F. w. pahnev & Co Mrs VI = Bo,,.c.
~ se y i,iour SHc.e panfo.th Millinery
.3sJno. F. tohler x Rc-,e Millinery
- sons FANNIE Millinery
~; Bnchanan q Son Turner Millinery
., Lumsden &. sons Henry n usas. o-
S.umsden OPTICAL Co Richuo-a ~, 70
s.lahnke Bros cha :: r,,--ccO.,
SCsstelberE .Jewclry Sors -''S
4 20. Sydno- n Hund.ey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
EXTRA SPECIALS
IN STAPLE FAMILY REMEDIES
AND TOILET ARTICLES

SOC Tragle's Boquet De
Fleurs 10c
35c Talcolette Powder, large 25c
zoe Talcolette Powder. small fSc
25c Babcock's Butterfly Tale. 10c
CSC Woodbury's Facial Soap. 19c
25c Cuticura Soap. .lOc
25c Packers Tar Soap. .i8c
SOC OdoronO. .4Ic
25c Perspino. 2lc
25c Woods Depilatory. .i6c
60c Elcaya Cream. .49c
Use Pompeian Massage Cream 83c
Coo Ayers Creams SOC
Csc Ponds Cold or Vanishing
CrcaW .21c
csc Tragle's Cold or Vanish
Ing Cream .1Oc
soc Tragle's Cocoa Butter
cream .33c
SOC Stillman's FreckIe Cream soc
SOC D. & r. Cold Cream .45c
OF, Houbigant's Ideal Ex-
tract S2.76
| OF. Azurea Extract. .$1.O6
| OF. Djer Kiss Extract. .$1.85
l OF. Spechler's Lily Of Val
ley Extract $50. .&i.O5
| OF. Melba Extract .SI.OS
zoe Lyons Tooth Powder. ale
$1.O0 Pyorrhocide Powder. SOC
soc Pepsodent Tooth Paste. .41c
soc Pebeco Tooth Paste. .37c
soc kolynos Tooth Paste, .24c
Csc Arnica Tooth Soap. .2fc
S1.OO Listerine zoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
EXTRA SPECIALS

soc Coronet Bath Brushes. arc
$3.50 vim" Guaranteed
Alarm Clock SLID
zoe one pound Moth Balls or
fiake lie
2oc extra large size can Dr.
Blair's Talcum Powder,
nicely scented lie
sc value-lot of odds and
ends Of different kinds Of
Shoe Polishes-to close out &c
15c cake Rose or Violet Pure
Glycerine Soap &c
&C can Sterno Heat. SC
loo Crescent Sewing Machine
vi ..... :. &C
Soc one full pint bottle "kar-
boil" the best disinfectant
to prevent typhoid fever. Toe
csc "Fccto"-the antiseptic
and germicide-a house
hold necessity -! lie
soc Household Rubber APP
rons, for the housewife.
Saves the clothes-a real
necessary article for every
woman -. .2Oc
zoe can Acme Chloride OF
Lime loo
Lot Ladies Umbrellas; $3.50
quality orc
csc 2-Quart Preserving
Jars, heavy white glass.
with patent top for sealing,
l0c each. dozen e. .05c
$500 one-gallon can Catalina
Brand Salad Oil. for Mayon-
naise and French Dressing.
Special, per can .$2.O8
Csc B I'm I n 6 h a nj Nasal
DoucheS ..16c
csc Empress Ear and Ulcer
Syringes .16c
soc Pure Gum Household
Rubber Gloves .. .37c
csc Fountain Syringe Tubing,
SIT. length .17c
csc jar Browns Ideal Cucum-
ber and Witch Hazel Cream &c
1Sc Colfabs, for removing
stains, rust, etc. sc
Sl.25 Household Fever Their
mometer SOC
zoe Rex-Oil Cleaner. .18c
csc Japanella Talcum Powder 15c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29

musilase all over his back England
triod to give America a granddaddy
on stamp once. but custom refused to
break tho rule and tea parties Lccame
popular entertainment.
Only a sure-enouEh father really
Russia can never successfully become
4 Bolshevicia. No enSraver would ever
DC able TO get all OF Trotaky'S whiskers
q single postage STAMP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
SEEK PASSPORT SWlNDLERs
Fraudulent Paper. Arc Being Sold
Foreigner, Seeking 10 Leave
United states,
rRv Associa,ca rress1

NEW YORK. June 2s.-A general
'roundup OF foreign born citizens at
tempting to leave the United States
without first obtaining passports. vas
peSun here today, when ITO HunCa-
rians. Scrbians and Roumanians Ne.
taken off Tho steamship Rochambeau
Jas II was about TO sail TO France The
State Industrial Commission announced
discovery OF widespread plot 20 dc d.
Z fraud unsuspccting persons BY sclIin,
sthcm pas sports" AT $50 or SIS each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29

SOC " pint Clark's Virgin
Peanut Oil. :. zoe
Sl.25 l quart Clark's Virgin
Lot Leather Goods--Pocketboo
Bill Folds, Medicine Kits, Toll
ct Cases, etc. Will sell for one.
half the original selling price
on any OF these articles.
l5c Munyon's Witch Hazel
soap DC
60c Lady Muriel Assorted Cho-
colates, full pound. Special :}0c
lJc Browns Renew White
Shoe Dressing :. ........ &C
sl.00 bottle $50 tablets) Will
sons Iron Tablets. A dandy
Iron Tonic, convenient to
take Zoe
75c large size Souvenir Plates
OF Richmond lie
SOC medium size Souvenir
Plates Of Richmond. DC
sc Human Hair Nets. $50. 0c
SOC Hays Liver Health-a
tonic and laxative for your
sluggish liver :. .IOc
Csc jar Grape Fruit Marina
lduc l3C
zoe Bee Brand Root Beer. one
bottle makes gallons tic
lac Gritiin's White Powder
Bags, for cleaning white
ohoes &c
Csc large bottle Violet Am
MONA f1C
lac Bamboo Shampoo Combs. DC
lOc Styptic Pencils, for cuts
when shaving sc
soc Special Quality Box Writ
ing Paper. Zoe
l5c Menthol lnhalers. &c
soc Metal Soap Boxes .35c
Csc Aluminium Soap Boxes. lie
s25 Westinghouse Sewing Ma
chine Motor ...... .x12.5O
800 Set Durham Duplex SAT-
ETY. Razor .80c
$3.50 Guaranteed Fountain ;
rem ....... 81 80
!5c one-pound can Tragle's
Scented Talcum' Powder. lac
soc one pint can Water Glass,
for preserving eggs. .10c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
THlRTY.SEvEN SUCCESSFUL
IN DENTAL EXAMINATIONS
State Rsnrd- or Dental E.Aumfuer,
Announce Results I'm Tests
for Certificates.

Thirty-sercn applicants successfully
have passed tho tests given during the
past week by the State Board OF Dental
Examiners at the Medical College of
Virginia.
These men Will receive the degree OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
FIVE SPECIAL KODAK
BARGAINS

No. l Film Promo. 4x5 Camera,
$1,000, less 25Go.
No. 3-A Film or Plate Promo,
with Case and Plate Holder,
&20.50, loss 25eo.
No. 2 Pony Premo, AXIS, with
Case, $1,000, less $3.50.
No. ! Panoram Kodak, 2Ax7,
S14.00, less 25eo.
| American Camera, AXIS, at 800.
less 26ce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
Meals Like Mother
Used to Cook

Loom up to tickle palate for all food par excellence in
quaty coupled with the oothsomeness-s
UNITED CAFETERIA resemble vertabe young grocery store
lis here men and women breakfast lunch an at
mosphere of culture music cleanliness good nature
Dozens of electric bespea aospheres during
the impending summer Bamy breezes blow UNITED CAFE
TERRA the hottest summers day.
Patrons loud in their of the rest room with
its elegant velvet carpet it's easy magazines Toilet
for ladies gentlemen telephone conveniences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
BERLIN STRIKE CONTINUES
.Raiiway Men Decide Not 10 Resume
/ Work In Face of Union
4 Order.

n BERLIN. June 2S.-Thc striking
railway men in the Berlin district
ssome 10000 shop and ward workers
Ehave decided to continue on strike in
2Spite OF the demand of their union that
Whey resume work
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