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HORSES AND MULES

About the goth Of this month we will
 occupy the building. corner Barraque and Alabama streets, formerly used as our livery barn, as our sales barn. At that time We will receive several cars of horses and mules and will sell them at
 prices that will defy competition. If you
 contemplate buying you will save money Berlin Brothers 1115G
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FCRSAkE DRUGS TO FIGHT.

Honolulu, Nov. 20.-That they arr forsaking the drug habit to fit them selves to fight the Japanese is tl:a declaration of hundreds of Koreans who have sought intrance to the Oa- hu asylum for treatment during the past six months. This is the state ment of Judge J. B. Lightfoot, to whom the applications have been made.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York, Nov. 2O.~-After breaking 31 to 80 points early on the heaviness in foreign exchange. and selling that appear ed to come from refiners, cottonseed oil steaded up on covering and with cotton. Transactions again reached large volume, the sales for the day being 40.1OO barrels. Prime crude 1SUM19O; prime winter yellow and summer white unquoted.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Nov. 20.--Rough rice no sales; receipts 669 sacks; mllers receipts 669 Clean rice strong: sales Honduras B. G01 pockets 1 1-2M13; Japan 167 sacks 6 3-4M11 5-S; Blue Rose BIAS sacks 5M11 5-S. Bran per ton $500: polish per ton GOO. Receipts 10,7SO.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will be used as private shooting ground. Caretaker has been instructed to ad. init no one unless accompanied by a member.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB. 1O-21-tf.
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High Low Close
SPOT COTTON.

New York. Nov 2o-Sp0t cotton steady; middlinE %j.25.
 New Orleans. Nov. 20. Spot cotton quiet: quotations rcviscd middling un- changed Sales on the spot 5oO bales; to arrive 300. Low mddling 33.oO; middllns 39. 9.o0; good middlng 4o.75 Receipts ,, le6; stock 543. :3s3J
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Nov. 20.--Liberty bonds at 2:55 p. Ill. today were: 1-2's 1O00i: :: first 4's 94.30; second 4's 92.40: first [ 1-4's 946i second f 1-4's 92.90; third lis 34.3s; fourth 1-4's 92.02; Victory 5 3-fs J9.26; Victory 3-4's 932G
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Nov. 2n- Cotton moderate with more inquiry: prices higher. Good ding 23.GG low mid,llng 21.41; good or dinary 1926: ordinary 1926. Sales 5000 bales including 7,4oo American. Receipts 5000 bales including zoo American. Flu t,Irry closed Stca1y
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dtheumatism, or any blood. liver or kidney disease or mo. -ey reiphdcd. o, 8. is great tonic anu s3Stem builder Sold by all d.uggfsts or sent prepaid $1 % per bottle; six bottles f0i s % pealnra, order G. g.. from your job; 0era. Write me for te1timonials
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STOLEN.

FROM IN FRONT o FTHE IAIrBER Theatre, Monday afternoon, one tan, Lib erty bicycles. License number 347 Let ters IL. F. H. scratched on leather seat. Name, Lara Hutt,'' written on under side or seat. Notify l.. F. Hut, 121f West Fifth
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-$5OO.OO % TO $5(W.O on improved farms: no expense whatever to secure a loan. Apply to c. $. McNew, Zeal Estate Agency. 106 Pine St.. Fine + R LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED Il or bottom farms at 2 and per cent. With prompt service and liberal valna- tlons. See w. S. Pierce. room ROY. Clti- zens hank building. Pine Bluil.
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LEGAL NOTICE
WARNING. ORDER.

Case No. 73.}S In the Nhanccry court of Jefferson county, ArkansaS.-W Walter Randolph. plaintiff, vs. Minnie Randolph, defend ant.
 The defendant, Minnie Randolph, IS warned 10 appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Walter Randolph. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 9th day of November, A.. b., 1919. i ~
 $. r. vAILX, Clerk. tf --' O. F. REEVES, b. C. (SeaD- -14-21 -2S-12.5
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Play safe-instan a safe for your valuabies. Adams Printing com pany Phone IA. t1
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FOR SALE

uo1,sE AND TWO LOTS WITHIN taur nwo bIocks of postoffice; splendid site for apmi apartment house; improvements now on property could not be dspulicated t ornar fth 14p p,d ppnd Plum, one block from car l4ne, in s,d ~"u neighborhood; all modern oonV.n- ,ences: suu. prices and terms .lnofci on re- onrst. Building lot on Seventh betweeh HIe y,Inn, and Cedar: convenient to car line and ,d' with all modern conveniences obtain. aha "hia Price and terms quoted on request. mbrae room house and lot, tth s,nd Mag noIia. price 5000; $500 cash. and balance
 in annual payments. k. II. M Milis and
 ing
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WANTED TO TRADE.

WANTED TO TRADE-ONE 5-pAsSEN. ger nigh class automobile with new Victor Ia top; new battery; new cord tires. new
 paints; Al shape, for stock in Arkansas aHu u IeAas Oil and Lease Co. No. 1. or Climber Motor corporation stock. Address Automobile care Graphic
 TO EXCHANGE TWO OR THREE WELL
 located city lots for good se.orl-hand automobile, Ford preferred. Hightowrr Grain and Feed Co II o6t ?
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Safes soiui ana safes bought. Adams Printing company. r
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change from hardness of line and materials which can only, be worn we'll by the very young.
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AGENTS WANTED


 DISTRICT MANAGER. OPPORTUNITY to become distributor for nationally ad- vertlSed, long established auto special ties. No competition. Unusual cooperation furnished to energetic hustling man or flrm, one having a car preferred Exclu sive rights to real representa- tive. Must finance small initial order, Unusually lb- eral profits. Write giving address and telephone number Acemo Mfg Co.,, 132 Bridge St., Newark, N. J. 11-1G-7t AGENTS WANTED TO SELL GASOLINE, iron. Labor and fuel saver: sells in every home; pay salary or commission. Ladies make good representatives. Write for 'r"e sample. Imperial Sad Iron O.. Ft. Worth. Tex. slot Expert auto painting and house decorating. Detroit Auto Painting company. Twenty years experience m the business. 203 East Second, hone 2524. 10-16-tf ONE 1918 FORD TOURING CAR. SEE Geo. II. Adams. or phone A. 11-11-tf
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BUNCH OF KEYS. OWNER CAN HAVE same. by paying for this advertisement. Graphic. 11-11-ft ONE DARK BAY MARE WITH BLAZED forehead, mane cut short. collar mark on left shoulder; shod all around. For fur ther information call or write J. w. Will son, k. NO 5, Box 25, city. 11-21-6t+
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EXPERIENCED @ I CASHIER S;d u3dre ANn Snn,1 BHN My dle d,har, mi"a at Froug's department store.
 Fr0ug, a' 11-19-3,
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,,r CLASS BOOKKEEPER-SW Flhet .bo has had experience in supply nnsipess' maj s Apply ill person. J. M. Oracle, poh Roy, Ark. ot
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FEMALE HELP.

rrT1IE STENOGRAPHER. APPLY r4 onre Chamber of Commerce. 11-15-6t GooD 11-15-fit
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TAKEN UP A MULE.
 Owner can have same by calling at HIS W. Pullen and properly giving idcn- tification. paying for this ad and feed bill 11.S-1nlO
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,,,,p BOyS. WORK DOESN'T IN. CAhEInsTlRn, WITH SCHOOL. APPLY TEkFE FIX i0-7-tf
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CHEAP FOR CASH. SIX LONG COUNT scales, one 400 lbs. capacity ice box, all in first class condition. For full informa- tion address P. o. Box 662, Pine Bluff
 Ark Il 14-tf
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.7OR SALE-HOUSES

FIVE ROOM HOUSE.: BATH: LIGHT. water and gas; on" block from paved street and car line: lot G0x12O: vacant lot NlXl2O adjoining: prefer. selling together.
 Phone 9OS for information. 11-12-12t
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BARGAINS IN USED CARS, ONE OHIO Eiactrc. well equipped with new batteries well worth $20OO, a quick move price sos5 one seven-p passenger Apperson thoroughly overhauled motor like new, S1 195: one five-passenger Liberty Six
 aer Elrin Six with complete new motor, s7e5; one two-passenger Buick, complete ly oyerhauled $495; one .fivc-pa ssenger Chevrolet with new tires $415. Will sell on term or trade for real estate. $. c. Wsil Motor O., phone 174S. 1l-20-ot
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LOST

A CROSS OF HONOR THAT WAS BE- slowed upon q soldier in France. Finder please return to Miss Mary Wright. 7lo West Fifth. 11-1S-6t black fur neck-piece at Twenty fourth and Cherry streets Sunday, kindly return same by calling 2O60. St
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SALESMAN WANTED.

A GOOD LIVE AGENT IN PINE BLUFF to represent q good old line insurance and accident on the market; good commits sion contract to right party Address J. Il: Thompson, general agent, Box 6l,, Little Rock, Ark 11-14-7t*
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Inc ola se14a1o renl edy, Guai,a;iLeed loi one bottle to beneria any case of :pellagra
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11019. , PASSENGER FORD, NEW TOP, new paint. Hassler shock absorbers, hand Klaxon al shape, $425.00; 1-191s, pas senger Ford, new top, new paint. Hassler shock absorbers, bargain $4O0.W; l-1911 Ford roadster al shape, $375.0o; 1-5 pas senger Dodge dandy, $s00.o0; 1 Over land panel delivery, $475M; 1 smith truck $G75.0o; 1 model N Hupmobilr. ssOUOG, with new tires. Above cars will he sold for Is cash and 10 monthly notes, no interest on notes. Phone McGehee Motor Sales company, GOA. 114 West Earrauup
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FOR RENT.

ROOM HOUSE FURNISHED. TO- cated 1O21 East Seventh. all modern con
 veniences Apply McNew Realty O., 1O6 Pine street. 11-21-6t
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WANTED HOUSES

FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 15S4 10-22-tf
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FOUND

ONE 1918 FORD TOURING CAR SEE Geo. II. Adams, or phone 14. 11-11-tf
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19

Ing the arrest at colored church
meeting of Edmond Scott, colored,
charged with carrying a concealed
weapon. The dead include County
Policeman w G. Brown, Night Mar.
shall II. IL. Stephens and four color
ed mon.
The officers wore called to the
church by q report that liquor was be
ing distributed. As the officers APP
preached the church they met Scott in
an autmobilc with a colored preacher
The officers stopped tho car and ar
rested Scott.
Othor colorcd men interviewed and
it is alleged Joe Ruffin opened fire
on the officers. In the shooting that
followed both officers, Ruffin's three
sons and Scott were killed. After
Stephens had been shot it Is claimed
his head and body were beaten by
the crowd Of colored mon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19
VIRGINIA UNION WINNER OVER
LAWRENCEVILLE

Unions nine wins the laurel by de
feating Lawrcnccville % in Hoycy
Park Friday April 18th.
scott, Unions pitcher tauccs excel
lent pills the whole game thru and re
fused to walk single man while
Johnson Of the rival team walked
two. Johnson seemed to have pitch
Cd good ball but the harder he
pitched the better Unions men could
mt. Jenkins, Unions famous fence
hustler knocked a three baggcr and
succeeded in coming homo on an ad
vance hit by Wilkins. Wilkins made
one run, McAllister one, Capt. Tay-
Tor two, McGuin three, and Foy one
Winfield made one run as Patterson
made two in order to prevent the
goose from laying an egg on Law
renceville's baseball chronicle.
Despite April's intermittent show
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PROF. DAVID N. KINNEY DIES AT
STAUNTON, VA.

On Tuesday afternoon March 18th
1919. tho Lord OF tho universe saw
fit in his. wise providence to call
from our midst ono of tho most noble
useful, and we'll prepared men, tho
much beloved David N. Kinney.
Prof. Kinney was horn in Albermarlc
Co. Va, and at the age or ten years
came to Staunton, to live with his
sister Mrs. Mary Scott, who properly
rearo and educated him and with
whom he spent all Of his days, show
ing in every act his appreciation for
his sisters love and sacrifice for him
After finishing the High School in
Staunton he entered Wayland Semi
nary, then located in Washington, d.
c. Graduating with honors in 1893
ut the ago Of 10, after which he took
Post Graduate course at the Nat
1onal Pen Art, Hall Business College
in Delaware, Ohio of which G. w.
Michael was the president. He was
classed among the best scholars of
tho country and rs q teachr could
not be eXcelled. ),
In 1906 he founded the Langston
Douglas Academy in the City of
Staunton and it's fame has gone
abroad and the results are seen in
the graduates who stand shoulder to
shoulder with the best schools Of the
country adm cXcclls many in penman
snip which was one Of Professors
Special Gifts.
Prof. Kinney was faithful chris
tan being converted at the age OF
II years. He was church clerk and
sunday Schooltea and organizer
OF Young PEOPLES meetings and mod
orator OF the Va. w. District conven
ton for many years-Then at the
age of SO years and four months, he
quietly wrapped his mantle about
him and passed into the great be-
You'd, leaving
root prints that perhaps another
Sailing over lifcs solemn main,
a foriorn and ship wrecked brother.
Seeing many take heart again.
Contributed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19
FOR UNITY OF RACE ACTION AT
EPOCiiAL CRISIS IN RACE
HISTORY

TO our Colored American Editors
ALL thoughtfu; colored Americans
felt it fortunate that the closing
world war was declared to bo for
world democracy, "for the right of
those who submit to authority to have
n voice In their own government. We
all felt this war slogan was our only
hope OF deriving any relief f.om par
toipation. Very unfortunately there
arose division over demanding the
fulfillmont as an integral part of the
wars settlement, n large portion Of
the Race favoring the movement to
send petitioners to petition for~an
agreement to grant democracy to
citizens Of color at tho Peace Con-
clavc, others opposing tho attempt as
domestic" question. and favoring
a demand as to the German African
Colonies.
The events Of 9 months have made
1t possible for uniting Of all ele-
ments, since tho League OF Nations
draft gives Africa no freedom and it
has leaked out that President Wilson
himself. fathercd clause against no
ligious discrimination In a provision
al draft, thus affording a precedent
for n clause against racial discrimina
ton, There is now q strong feeling
that when the history is written IL
shall not be recorded that the advance
cd ColoreI millions OF America and
elsewhere dcfaulted their own cause
for democracy by division when
peace was made after world war in
which they fought and died. Let us
unite for positive action.
TO this great end the Managing
Committee Of the Colored World Do
mocracy Congress (Which represent
cd the race very generality under
the Equal Rights League has accept
cd compromise suggestion of Il
peace clause on which it is hoped all
editors and leaders will unite, as it's
so wCrded as to recognize our right
to World Democracy at the Paris Con
claVe yet not empower the League of
Nations to Interfere within any ma
ton, thus removing the domestic
question" argument. Hero is the
clause
'Real democracy for tho world be
ing the avowed war aim of nations
establishing the League Of Nations,
the high contracting parties agree to
vouchsafe to thoir citizens respective
ly full liberty rights Of democracy
and protection Of life without restrict
ion Of distinction based on race,
color or previous condition -
Tho Committee earnestly appeals to
our editors to publish this proposed
amendment to tho League Of Nations
Covenant, which reached tho Peace
Conference Commission, March 22nd
~ Il
ing Of mass meetings demanding It's
adoption at Paris, Is the least We can
ask for IL VIC are not to oppose ratifi
cation. Let us say so now.
Yours that our race may not go
down In history as dividing at such
an epoch.
BYRON GUNNER HILBURN N. Y.
Chairman Executive Committee
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19

REV. DUDLEY LEAVES BROOK
LYN FOR RICHMOND.
DIR. James E. Shepard Returns From
Successful Speaking Tour.
IN. B. Dodson)


Brooklyn, N. Y.-Phe members OF
the Salem Baptist Church, Flatbush,
Brooklyn, are bereft Of their pastor,
tho Rev - J. w. Dudley, D. D. who
has accepted the unanimous call to
tho pastorate of the Zion Baptist
Church, South Richmond, Va.
Tho Row. Mr., Dudley came to
Brooklyn about six years ago and
few church members who were wor-
ronted and were at the time far In
arrears in their payments. DR..
Dudley organized tho little force into
n building fund committee and began
to preach the gospel with vigor and
his followers increased rapidly.
The congregation now worships in
an editlce worth $4,000 and only
owes $500. Nearly three hundred
mcmbors have been added to tho
church under Dr.. Dudley's ministry.
During his residence In Flatbush
the Rev. Mr.. Dudley has won tho
respect and good will Of both races
The white people regret as much us
do the members of his own race that
he is to leave the community, in fact
tho white people who have given
literally to the church say they will
give more and see to it that tho bal
anco Of $4,000 now needed to COM
plete payments is forthcoming.
The members and friends OF tho
church rendered DR.. and Mrs. Dudley
a magnificent reception on Friday
evening Of last week. Tho Zion
Baptist Church, South Richmond, Va.
to which DR.. Dudley goes, has n
membership OF nearly 1900 and it is
fortunate In securing such church
builder and financicr as the Rev. J.
w. Dudley, d. d.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19
FIND NEGRO STEVEDORE rs
FRENCH BRIDE-ELECT
Girl Travels t America on
Same Ship With Promised
Husband

New York, April 13 .--Tho trans
ports K. |. Luckenback, Turrialba
and Hisco arrived hero today from
Franco bringing $500 officers and en-
listed men; lightweight army nurses
and ono Negro Stevedore" who prov
ed, en- route to be Mile. Alexandria
Boyer Of Marscilles, bride-clcct Of
Michael Black Of Muncie, Ind q first
class boatswain's mate.
Mile. Boyer travelled icognito for
the first two days until, according to
soldiers on the Luckenback, she DO
came soasick and so pale that her
heavy coating Of burnt cork failed
longer to deceive the boats officers.
She made the rest of tho trip in the
isolation ward and was turned over
to immigration officials on her arriv
al.
Her finance who arrived in the
'brig" asserts the marriage which
was blocked in Franco by lack Of
time to go through the French "red
tape will be solemnizcd rs soon
as he can persuade immigration Off
cials to release her and naval authori
ties to release him.
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WANTED!

One Hundred Men ~ moro. not un
der 16, to join the RESERVE OFF
GERS TRAINING CORPS at the A.
& II. COLLEGE and take courses
including Military Science and Tactics
leading to degrees of Bachelor Of
Science In Mechanics and Bachelor of
Science in Agriculture. Special in
ducements will be offered for the
return of students this session who
are recently released from military or
naval service. Write at ONE for cat
alo2 or further information.
JAMES b. DUD icy. PRESIDENT
A. & " COLLEGE GREENSBORO. N. C..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19

care you going to help me hear
God-plaver. Miss Delaney, Rev.
East, Rev. Horton and Dr.. Boone
said you promised to help me go to
school" ;,
There are millions just like the
above, waiting, waiting in the wilds
Of Africa.
The Foreign Mission Board is
sending out programs for the oath
Annual Missionary Rally to be held
Sunday (Eastcr) April goth.
The. Need.
We need 100000 for paying our
workers this year. We need $1,000
for. building already contracted for
in building. Any Superintendent
who have not received programs
should write at once to Secretary
/. G. JORDAN and get all you need
FREQ and help your Board.
"EWEN BLDG.
701 S. 10th Street,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19
DECLARATION ON PERMANENT
PEACE AND n LEAGUE OF
NATIONS.

New York--Tho United Civic Lcag-
nc Of this city has issued tho follow
ing:
The people Of the World as we'll
as tho United States, are primarily
Interested moro in permanent peace
than they arc Laaguc of Nations
with entangling alliances and untricd
obligations; and if one is dependent
upon the other (Which We do not be
lieyc) then Eli Of the extraordinary,
unSymp";mctic and strategic Jockey
ing for advantage and control over
tho weaker nations and the less for
ward units Or groups of peoples in
tho world should cease.
We believe the League Of Nations
as now proposed to be Il positive men
acc to world democracy and an
enemy to freedom; we believe it to be
colossal, arbitrary effort on the
part OF two or three great countries
with kindred tongues and customs to
deny the smaller nations and weaker
peoples Of the world self determina-
ton, Industrial freedom and political
autonomy; and if these be the aims Of
the League, they arc to SD" the least,
clandcs;inc. And no permanent peace
Win VA Ill piCftll DullI upon the
structure of injustice or the arrogance
OF one class OF people over the other.
ANY successful peace agreement
locking forward to cr:nanency mas,
breathe into its yitals Burns magni--
ilccnt regard for humanity "a mans
man Tor a that or else the proDos-
ed league. should include in its pro-
gram preparations for a more drastic
war than the one from which we
have just emerged.
When the Author of our Hope and
Faith said, Let there be light" ,hc
golden rays OF this command shonc
upon every tribe as well as in every
nook and corner Of the earth; SO like
unto it when the commissioners on
the League Of Nations" sign a
Tr.aty Of Peace the bcncficent infm
ehcc should resi- with equal grace up
on the heads of the high; the low;
, the weak and tho strong.
Equality Of opportunity in every di
rectlCn, equality OF human rights alb.
solutc and equal political Justice
| VIII cure every i'll to which the
world is kcir-and may God forbid
our country, the United States, par
| ticipating in any other kind.
(SigncO)
UNITED CIVIC LEAGUE, INC.
a Non Partisan Organization
! --JNO. NJ. ROYALL President.
1S4 West 135th st. N. Y. City.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

billwyn, Va. April 7th, 1919.
This Is to certify that | have re.
coivcd from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Chancellor of the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia Knights OF Pythias, N. A.,
5. A.; E.; A.; A.; and A. (s150.O 0)
One hundred and fifty dollars in pay
mcnt of tho Death Claim of Brother
Willie Ford who was member OF
Dlllwyn Lodge, No. LOT OF Dillwyn
Virginia. Signed:
JOSEPHINE LOGAN.
Beneficiary
witness: e. w. PAYNE.
VIRGINIA PAYNE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-04-19
Announcement.

Mrs. Ella o. Waller wishes TO IN.
nounce to her friends that she is now
with IL. c. Meyer Jewelry Co., Num-
Der 81 w. Broad Street as agent She
desires the patronage OF her many
friends as this Is tho first Jewelry
Company In this city to employ a
Colored woman rs its representative.
Weddins Presents, Diamonds,
Watches, Silverware, Pins and Jow.
elrA Of all kinds, Cut Glass, Etc. for
sale.
On visiting the store give Mrs
Waller tho benefit of your purchase.
Give her q call.
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Chatham, Va. April Sth, 1919.
This Is to certify that l have re-
coivcd from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
chancellor OF tho Grand Lodge Of
Virginia knights Of Pythias, N. A.,
S. A; e.; A; A; and A. ($150.O0)
One hundred and fifty dollars in pay
ment of tho death claim Of brother
Peter Wilson who was member of
Ebcnczcr Lodge No. ZIG of Chatham
Virginia. Signed:
MISSOURI l.. WILSON.
Beneficiary.
Witness: WIN. LACY.
w. H. CAPER, D.
w. G. CLARK