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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
SANDMAN STO Y.
BY Mrs. +. A. Walker.
Copyrlpnt. 1915. by McClur Newsn, ps
SYNDICATE New York CITY
MIR. FOX AND pINkIE CAT.
Part 1,

Mr. Fox was tired OF living alone
not that he wanted company 10 very
much or that he wanted TO support any
one. lie was tired of doing his own work
and thought wife would make it easier
for him
That night when MIR Fox went over
the hill To the farm he happened to see
Miss Pinkic Cat sitting on the shed roof
looking at the moon.
"Why did ! not think of her before2"
said Mr. Fox, looking nj the graceful
Miss Pinkie as she walked back and
forth singing her midnight song
Mr. Fox forgot all about his supper
and breakfast he was sotaken up with
the thought of having Miss Pinkie Cat
for his wife.
She drinks milk and eats birds and
fish and mice, said MIR Fox; those
things will not interfere with my plans
Mt all. She can run over here and get
the milk and fish in the pond by the
woods and birds and mice she can easily
bnd near by the house. She is the very
wife for me, sad he Il will ask her
this very night and carry her oil 10 be
my housckeepcr. She will jump at the
chance of having such fine looking
fellow for husband, | am sure.
Nf. FOX cftpt dtouuu tine i9dfH ID
the shed and sat down IN front Of il.
GOOD evening, Miss Pinkiei you are
in fine voice tonight, he said
Miss Tlnklc gave ono loud, high note,
full tone. and then she looked down
at MIR Fox. oh. good evening" she
SAID, walking up TO the peak Of the shed
and sitting down You have passed
the poultry house. Mr. Fox
do YOU think. fair creature. ! care
only for food2' asked MIR FOX 9 J ou
wrong me If YOU do for | care far more
for the beautiful Mise pnkc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
SOLDIERS RETURN TO WORK.
Employ rent Service Quickly FINDS Jobs
For Discharged Soldiers and Sailors

The number If discharged soldiers and
sailors applying for work ~ the nifed
States Employment ~orviee is increasing
daily 4 special department for the place
ment of mcn who have served Uncle Sam
and arc being released from tho army and
navy has been arranged At sixth and King
streets, and Is operated N conjunction
with the Employment Service
Tho discharge of All mon from this STATE
IS preceded by an announcement from tho
War Department 70 the local branch of
the servicc and arrangements are made
prior 10 the arrival 81 the soldier Or sailor
for work that seeHs hest Snitnd 10 bis
qualifications
hat tho men appreciate thIs arrange
menf Is shown bvtfe large number apply
ing for work Manyo these ncn left good
positions when the rail- carnc fnr their
services and now are practically stranded.
and seem fo appreciate The efforts n the
Employment ~ervIcc go place them 81 re-
muneratIve employment without any
loss ri time
Eighteen soldiers applied a. the En-
ployment Service Yesterday for work and
were placed Some davs the number ap-
plying INNS higher and some days less,
but the daily average Is gradually Increas-
Ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
by Lee Pape.

Ne and Pnds Simkins and Leroy
Shoostcr was pracfltIng trying to stand on
orr hnntls, on account 0f II not belng eny
tse irving 10 wnwt on hem till YOU know
how IL stand on them ferst, jest like little
drops Of wnttlr make the mItey ocean, and
ali of suddin vile Leroy Shoosfer WIS
trying 10 stand on his q dime dropped out
Of his pants pockit and rolled on tho pave
ment ~ if ii was looking for crack and
LEROY shoostcr picked II up and put i hnck
m his pockr. md | sod g, ! know ware
you ean get a hole pound Of Jelly beans for
dime
know war yom can get cnuf yellow
jack for dime to chew on AL day, yellow
Jack is better than jolly beens, env day,
scd Puds Slnkins
w Is IT. sed. and Puds sod, Because
II IS. and ! sed. You're crazy. and Puds
sod. Well WV mint it, and sed. Because II
amt, and Pude scd You're crazy
Well lets lccve It to Leroy, sod wIch
woudent you drather buy Leroy. hole
pound Of Jelly beens all dlffrent Aavors,
hat YOU could rattle erround ~ your teeth
nd everything before Won atc them or lcst
n lot Of old yellow Jack
All rte. lets lceve II 70 Leroy. sed Puds
which woudent YOU drather buy Leroy
4 hole big hag of fine peetchv yellow
jack that YOU can chew on til Won feel like
swallowing. Or jest lot 81 old jelly hecns2
Well if had dime rather bny gum
drops Sod Leroy
We'll, yon got one. dldent We Jest sec IT.
sed
We Jest saw il dident ue2 sed Puds
That amt nine that : a dime change
frum a errand, sed Leroy
Aw heck. sed me and Puds And We
started 70 practice trying 70 stand on our
hands agen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
THIS WOMAN'S TEST
GETS QUICK RESULTS

Mrs X Robinson l52l Diamond St.
Phila SAYS it Is worth while now 10 be
alive after the experience she went
through Il was in such bad shape
could hardly walk from the giddiness
and nervousness / suffered. The food |
ate made 50 much gas that il seemed
to affect my brain. | became awfully
run down and my whole SYSTEM seemed
to need renovating, and when | read
about 1anlac helping cases like mine
in a few weeks ] sterted using 1anlac.
The first bottle brought me reiief. |
cat and sleep beautifully now.
The genuine Tanlac, which bears the
name ] Gore Co, on outside carton,
i new sold here ~ n b. Dantolth aud
other leading druggists lanlac. the
celebrated vegetable tonic, stomachic
and health builder, IS also sold in neigh
boring cities and towns. Ask for it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01

Il have never seen Won Mr. Fox,
when won were not getting something
Ia cat said Pm le Cat. 80 Of course
| did think YOU thought Of little else. :
Mr.. Fox sighed and sighed. bnt pinkie
Cat still looked AT the moon and II last ,
MIR Fox seeing that his beauty did not
attract her IN the least, spoke Miss
pinkic. / came over here this evening
e. see vou. not to visit the poultry house
ooh, did YOU said rinkle Gat pat-
ting her coat with one paw. where the
far was rufflcd q bit OH are IL fine
place to take 3 good look 1T me, Mr.
Fox
Wait until get YOU ny fine lady.
thought Mr. Fox, for he W4s not used
10 being treated So lightly tut loud
hc said Yes. can look III You, bcanti-
ful creature, hut ! wish to tell YOU some
thing and II is of tno much II portancc
to tell YOU from here DO come down
beside me. dear Miss Pinkie, and let
me whisper in your pretty ear what !
am longing 10 tell YOU
Miss Pinkic Cat wplked slowly down
the roof OF the shed, as if she was not
the le. ST hit anxious % hear what Mr.
Fox had to say She stopped every few
Steps and looked about, knowing per-
fcctlv well she looked handsome III the
moonlight
She jumped from tho lov end Of The
roof To the top OF an old wagon and then
to the ground What IS Il yon wish
10 tell me-" she asked 1t IS getting
near morning nm sure, and | must
20 IN the house and look after the mice
in the lantrt.
'.Oh' 10 not talk Of such things. Miss
PinRi, sald MIR ioz with hls sweetest
smile. Why should such a beaatlu
creature catch mice OF dc Any work II
alp / love YOU, beautiful Pinkie BE mf
vile and live IN the woods With me /
need yol
.Yoa need M" snapped Miss Plnhlc
DO you ~ant ne % do your work.
oh far b, II from me Ia make Sueh
beautiful creature work. sad Alr
Fox No. no, Pinkie. dear want you
because love Sou and need YOU TO 1nakt
me happy You shall live like a queen
And shall have cream every meal2
asked Miss Plnklc
Yes my beauty, and between meals
too, if YOU want II SAID Mr. Fox. IF
YOU get 1t yourself he added to him
self
.sThen rIl marry you. sad Mis-
Pinkie
50 off they went to Parson Rook and
were married, and tomorrow | will tell
you how the marriage turned out
Continued Tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
OLD PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

h1Vc Noa ese~ stopped fn reason Is hs.
Il = 'hat uau. ptp3 --t- that arc
extensively advertised aI Il, ona, ,lrgp
1ut oi sight and are -uu forgotten
p r-ason nla4 III. rtlD, az not
la'h- the "raIaI-t- 81 Is, aautt. .!rcr.
! ia- apphr, nlar jrItt.atrE to II med
lrit, mealrnt. III psr.tIoa tfa. ha-
real cutet.Ne Nala, ..IH...~t ,,ll itself
a. lie an endless cham ..-rcnl tbc rom
edy ! recommended =, tho~c who hayc
been benefited II those WHO az H need
al d.
prominent Drugs, ,iy- IaLe tor
eXampl, lif k4facr ~,afn.. E..g
prcparation hupr sold fDr nam, ,,..,.
and never hc-ratc ,o recommend fnr
~ almost cycry cas-, Il -ho2s excellent
results, a maHv ~ mv customer, t,-ttfy
10 other kidney rcIned, tha, know II
has - large sale
Accord rs -uarI -t .,u.r,t- ana
vcrlac1 testimony ul th..-4i.d, ,,ED
hfNe l~d t'c pr,uar.frH tt,. .Itr,...
q Dr kiuer ~pau.Y tao. +, III.
- the facf that. 3 man. l.rL,. ,l.i,n
y icihis aimp~f every ui-I Ii nyercorn-
lng kidacy liver aud bsddcr ailncnt.
rorreci- urinary 'r1ublcs AID ncutralizcs
the uric aeId Which, ett-.- rheumatism
lou ma receive + -an,ph hottie ~
swamp Root bv FtIer- Pa.t ,;dre--
~ k.imo y BHsaau,ou. Y y
aud ,ntla- 49, trut. ai- mention fhe
" iluIng1on E,cr, tveniug I.argc and
medium sl1c bottles for sale ii :ll drug
stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
yisitcrs From Canada.

Alr ana Mrs William q Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Lightshell of Mon
trcal, Gan, arc guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
Frederick SNYDER of Wilmington, son-ln-
law and daughter of the Thomascs, and
last Monday night they we're entcrta ned
ut thcatr, party ~ The Playhouse Dur
lng Tie holida,- there Wis tamiiy re-
anon II the SNYDER home. guests being
here nom Canada, Ohio PENNSYLVANIA
and other States Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
formerly lived In Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
MANY WANT WORK.

Yesterday was an unusually bugv day at
the local Offices IF thn ni'cd State Eu-
ploymenf Service, more than 80 nen
and women applying for work The l+~y
number applying yesterday Was probabl .
dueto Tho dlscharUng of 2 number 0f hand
by zevara local manufacturing plan'e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
New Years Ser,ice.

There Vas \cW Year service 81 ~.
John + Church this morning
100 clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
Visited Daughter in Convent.

Mr. and Mrs John 0.Toole and family
Of 1902 Reed street, have returned home
after visiting Mr. and Mrs OTooie 5
daughter, Sister Mary Rosanna, n -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
Credit Given Union

The Union Fire 90, il appears. was
frst at the fire 1t Fourth and Rodney
streets, on Sunday night, and, according
to woman resident there. is entitled to
the major portion Of credit for extinguish-
ing the fire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
WHEN A FAMILY
NEEDS A FRIEND
In the Absence ~ Doctors Nobly Gone
to War, After Influenza, the Grin

Those wonderfully usefu rperTeipaa
Hoods Sarvaparila. Peptiron and
Hood Pills comprising the new com
bination family treatment warmly
recommended
RI taken regularly, Hoods SarsaDarilla
before meals Peptiron after meals. and
Hoods Pills a. night AZ needed, they arn
reasonably sure 70 keep 2 family in health
and prove 70 be reliable and always ready
friends They purify the blood build up
strength and regulate the system
Get all or any one. az Won think you
need. from your druggist today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
Sells Realty to Make Title.

For the purpose Of making title, Sheriff
Francis Yesterday. sold the building at the
northwest corner Of Eighth and Madison
ing and Mary l.. Gooding, mortgagors. to
Henry r. Bringhurst Jr, attorney, tor
S3 070
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-01
HOSPITAL ANNUAL REPORT

The report for iii, Ds.av,r ~a5tsf
for he year ending toda1 ia
Number of patients adlG. r,.--
Iutal, o.. Gay paftnts. i-'u .s.r.-
tions. - ambulance case ,
peussrN VlSits SIS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
MIR. SCOTTS DEFENSE

Hon. Emmett J. Scot is not
following i'll tho footsteps Of his
great and good friend, DR.. Booker
II. Washington to the extent of re-
mining silent, when he is unjustly
aSSailcd in the public press or from
the public rostrum. He sends out a
reply to tho aspcrsions upon the
discharge Of his duties as the Special
Assistant to the Secretary Of War
and turns his defense into an attack
upon that brilliant scholar and iourn-
alist DR.. w. e. b. Dubois.
We must admit that Mr.. Scott
makes out 4 strong case and in the
production Of letters proves that he
did not "slccp Oh the job" but did
everything humanity possible to
amclioratc the condition of the col
orcd troops in this country and i'll
France. We have always been of
the opinion that Hon. Emmett J.
Scott was used rs 81 buffer" to rc-
licvc the present Administration Of
much embarrassment in dealing with
the race question and that he served
the purpose we'll goes without say
ing.
He did much for lis and proved
himself to be an important factor in
checking much Of the prcjndicial act
ion that was taken against our people
by those white men who had an anti
pathy TO colorcd people generally.
We mean to say that we do not
believe that Mr. Scott WAS party to
condoning' the wrongs inflicted upon
our colorcd troops or in making
more marked and oppressive the pre-
judicial conditions inflicted upon
them.
We regret that it has been ncccS--
sary for him to speak in his own
defense. If DR.. Du Bots has direct
evidence Of Mr. SCOTS duplicity,
now is che time to produce it. Ger
tainly, it would be manifcstly unjust
To him to infer that he heard the
cries of distress of our people in
France and then sat down Supincly,
making no effort to remedy the con
ditions that he knew existed in that
trouble ridden country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

In his scathing reply to DR.. w. e.
B. Dubois Hon. Emmett ]. Scott has
proven that he does not belong to the
"sbccp" class but that he has proven
ATTEST fighters now in the public
ar ena. He indulgcs in the art Of de-
Tense and attack. He says:
eyes, I have read DR.. Dubois Qucs-
tions as propoundcd and sent around
his advance sheets. Apparently ho
ing to his own testimony, has been
labOring in the War Department
"under very difficult circumstances"
and who has never failed during the
war to take a firm stand for the
rights of Negro soldiers at home and
overseas. In the first place, do not
recognize the usurpcd right of Dr..
Dubois to "call me to account" or
as the man to whom I must give an
account Of my stewardship. I am will
ing to leave to that loyal, unbiased
and sane jury of twelve million col
ored Americans, whose interests
have cndcavorcd to represent in the
War Dcpartmcn the verdict as to
whether or not 7 have done my full
dnty. 7 am now preparing an account
of my stewardship which will be pre-
scented to that jury at the right time
and in the proper way.
In the representative capacity I
have been serving during the war
necessarily welcomed the 'loyal and
unselfish cooperation Of all colorcd
Americans. whether OF the radical or
conservative type, but again quoting
the words Of DR.. Dubois my associa-
tion with him during the war has
been "At The Cost OF Suspicion and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
HlG ISLAND NEWS.

Big Island. Va, May 12.-Tho
Sixth Anniversary of Row. w. c.
Brown. pastor OF Sharon Baptist
Church Sunday was glorious day
with the members of Sharon Church.
Rcv. Brown occupied his pulpit ut
1890 and delivered soul stirring
discourse from the text, "Thcy that
SOW in tears shall reap in joy,' the
l2Gth Psalm and 18th verse. the
subject was, "a Voice in the Night. -
All enjoyed the sermon and every
heart WAS filled to its depth with Joy
and thankrulncss for the blessing OF
having such noble leader for SIX
years.
Rev. Brown came to Sharon
Church in 1913. The Church was
without pastor and just beginning to
build with small means to continue
the building. After two years
cIapscd the building WAS compl"tcd
and today every dollar has been PAID
and now have deposited in bank sew
cral hundred dollars.
We rcali2c that we have Groa'
leader and We arc proud OF nm ana
pray that he may live long to con,in-
no the great work OF uplifting lailcn
humanity.
At $ p. NJ. the service opened as
usual after which there were general
expressions by officers and members
and various organizations were repre-
scented. All spoke in praise OF kcV.
Brown and many reiterated that
they realized the blessing OF having
such great preacher and pastor ana
would cndcavor tC uphold his arms.
The collection for the day was
%:a50 This day shall DC one OF
long remembrance by all.
Private James T.. Mitchell has re
turned home from France. lie was
heartily welcomed by relatives and
friends.
Sadie J. Reynolds, Reporter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
MRS. SANDS WAS
UNABLE TO DO
HEIR I'IOJJSEWORK.
SUFFERED WITH RHEUMATISM
OF MEN HIP.
Prescription C-2223 Gave Relief
Where Others Had Failed.

Mr.. ". F. Sands. Greensboro. Ky, Route 0,
writes February ~. 1919. follows:
'My wife had been suffering with rheumatism
Of the hip fot some time and after trying n
number OF remedies without success. | saw Pre-
scripton C.222s advertised and had it recon-
m"nG!cd to me After r~ins one large bottle, my
wife il able to be up and is now doing her own
h"Hcwork. which she not able to do before
taking this medicine. think Prescription G.
1928 wonderful medicine and want to recon-
mend it to every one suffering with rheun ism.
| would be glad to have any one ask about
it."
Prescription C.2zSs 10 giving relief 10 huadreds
every day. II you suffer with rhe,HnatiRa. lura :
bage, govt, lame back, and Snilar troubles, 70
to yonr drussist today aRd buy q 81 80 bottle Of
Prescription O. 1850 ard bsx Of aoas liver Pills
Yesr Easzsy back yea are neS setasQed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

an absolute divorce from the bond Of
matrlmony by the plaintiff from the
defendant, upon the grounds Of do.
scrtion and adultery.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, James
Thomas Monroe is not resident OF
tho State Of Virginia, It is ordered
that he appear bore within fifteen
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

days after tho due publication Of this
order and do what may be .ccessary
to protect his interest herein.
A Copy,
Tcstc: LUTHER LIBBY Clerk,
j. HENRY CRUTCHFIEID p. c.,
lit East Marshall Street,
Richmond. Virginia,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

If you would be successful learn
to save. Thrift Stamps and War
Savings Stamps will give you a start.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

REDEEM PALMHR'S SKIN WHIT
ENEt COUPONS at the ]. Fl.
ilumo Drug Company, Fourth and
Leigh Strcots-The Reliable Drug
store. 2
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

- 1" '''"'f ''d"SilE' however, to
!'.Is 3"-u.-,. tnr en;r.anno.nfrl t,ur;
al tn~.W." il" my 2l'egeI ue~1cc. or
Jury - Il" certain thin&& or 'oNcry
81 ~ Il ,sr,.t H., ",", !" -
t,~rr2 ,;,..t ,rnar, ,,.,'., ,,,. 49,, 80
-, ,,.-.. .,I.u M ~. ~, =
n~r 4 did unt fnlro,y t1,at L,,..,,,.,.
r,-,td Mi -, L,,,,.,..I,i,,,~ r-,,,i
=, Eoihin., '''''
hi, !. t,rri,,,, . u, ,,,,p:. ,t.,
49,, ~. n,,. :, :. 80"
''"''"'>' i'' '''"' Hos VI "h'h
ne con MUGS
when | came to Washington and be-
"'.'' ~ '''". "hoof very 'lll'cnit cr
81 !, IN, Wv ,,..,,.,,.,
were certain things that | did NOT
o"' and | soon found that al Could
''o' 80 r'eFH'oih& hut there were
G .,,l 1.1 ''' l' ',,''' 'l'."S S:, r'"in
gro soldiers; in romns =. homo y. vol
Is overseas OF course no sane pcr-
son would @Sh or expect 4 man hold
~, q ,''' ,"''t''!' p""I''"h III great
rr,l - ,.,,i,in ,,,.;,,, ,rr;',ti 49,, ~
filrntial information j,ui MS proof Of
Negro soldiers overseas reported to
mc hy Negro Officers Negro Chap
l"t1~, "nd Negro ANA other American
'!EIilunN dlI receive L" lmpt action
Z my I1ndS; | submit 1T this time
just Il it" Of thc many letters which
nave ftc"ifch from Negro officers
"iio Hr'Uaily served overseas and from
"lh"r wen who brought specific com
N'(nt% ana grievances Of Negro SOL
d''fS overs Ca% to my office for alton
'lnn. ihC>c lc tcr& express appreciate
l"" 'i the satisfactory and i'll most d.
cases. IN" effective way in which I
nav" taken up ana hanutcd all such
Complaints.
We have always been of the opin-
ion that MIR. Scott nosscd mn IN,
c,,,nI,ip,,. ,u,,, ,,.:,,, ,; , 49,,
Wv" 'i'''i GIL" '"''1
'"'' VIGIL" " inc Slccplh6 afcniFcS
OF the War Department. What could
he do about it? He WAS thcrr as !,
"buIror" and y, c,u,, ma, no ,o,,
.,..,.,
pN' "N'''h' ie"po'i"'o'c' ITO "allteu 70
resign ana he could no, well do So
He makes another statement:
Ro il ,,mom,orod cha, ,,,r,o,r
whi.o ,u,,rrs and sol1 nrs hnI ,hcir
bar1.,h,rs irouhlor and rr;n,,nr,s
AZ wei, nc tho Nryro ,r,on., hnInnr
in, ia I'm, Am,ric,n l,ynnI;,;nn,,.v
,,rn,s-.-.sn,r, az u,birh ,hn,- h,1 -,
rnd,,ro ,nd al NJ nhj.n !, r,n,, nnt
nussill, Tor avon ,hn wan non,,t.
mon, in WASHINGTON ,ltorn,bnr to rn
mnro 80, romnlvN.,,nd w, n,rnr ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

NIltGlNlA-In tho Law and EQUITY
Court OF the City of llicnmCnd, the
30th day Of April 1919.
IDA b. HOLMAN, ..... Plaintiff,
against In Chancery.
JOHN HOLMAN, Defendant.
Tho object Of this suit Is to obtain
All absolute divorce from the bond OF
mAtrimony by the plaintiff from the
defendant, upon the gro nd OF de-
Sertion.
And an affidavit having been made
and Ilod that tho ucfeudant, John
Holman is a nonresident OF the State
or Virginia, II Is ordered that he ap
pear here within fifteen days after
the due publication OF this order and
do what may be necessary to protect
his interest herein.
a Copy,
Tcs"c: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
j. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, =. c.,
1117 East Marshall Street,
Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

VIRGINIA-In tho Law and Equity
Court OF the city OF Richmond, the
S0th day Of April 1919.
NELLIE J. MONROE, Plaintiff,
against In Chancery.
JAMES THOMAS MONROE, Defendant
The object Of this anti Is TO obtain
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24
tho Law and Equity
Court OF tho City Of Richmond,
tho Sth day OF April, 1919

MARY STEVENSON. plaintin
against In Chancory
DAVID STEVENSON. :. .Defondant
rho object OF this suit is to obtain
al absolute divorce from tho bond
of matrimony by the plaintiT from
the defendant, upon the ground OF
dcSortiOn.
And an affidavit having been made
and iicd that tho defendant, David
Stevenson, is Il nonresident OF the
State OF Virginia, is is ordered that
he appear hero within fifteen days
after the duo publication OF this or
der and do what may DO necessary
to protect his interest herein.
\ Copy--Toste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
}. HENRY CRUTClIFILLD, p. q.
liz 10. Marshall Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-24

Emmett J. Scott is "mad clean
through" He regards DR.. Dubois as
an cnomy and he has not spared any
pains to emphasize this fact. He is
ready 30 fight all along the line and
he is proving to Dr.. Dubois that he
is 4 fncmHn "worthy OF his steel. ;"
The die is cast; the Ruhicon is
crossed" and two Of the greatest col
open enemies. II is an unfortunate
situation Of affairs. What Will DR..
W. T.. b. Dubois do now? He has 4
staunch and enthusiastic following.
Will the gauntlet thrown down be
taken up by them? We shall see. III
tho meantime the distinguished New
Yorker is on lecture tour and he
is ''using the rod" on Mr.. Scott and
DR.. II. r. Motion and he is Sparing
not. Mr. Scott challenges DR.. w. T..
b. Dubois to present u "bill Of par
ticulars." We shall like TO read that
bin when It. Is presented. It may be
that he has underground informa--
ton concerning the distinguished
rcXan who now occupies Il scat at
the War Department. Mr.. Scott Is
anxious to SEQ 1t too II his words
moan anything. Peace may be hover
Ing over Europe hut war has been de-
clarcd by Hon. Emmett J. Scott in
his very able defense against tho
an inucndocs OF that mas
ter of diction, that gladiator in de-
bate, DR.. w. e. -. Dubois, editor OF
the Crisis OF Now York city, New
York.
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President; Washington Branch of tho
n. A. A. G. =. He makes tho fol-
lowing drastic comment after citing
from these letters: