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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15
C. .. McNeW
 REAL ESTATE AGENCY lOG Pine st. Phone 371
For Rent

For Rent NINE-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE; close in; earning $640O per month; three rooms can be used for fam lily. Rent $50.O0 per month. ONE APARTMENT OF 3 ROOMS furnished; six blocks of court house. $15.00 per month. 18th Ga, , rooms ----------$15. 15.OO
 Has For Sale 1425 w. 18th, rooms 1850 1901 w. 10th. 6 rooms ss4-1--q6,5 6,5OO 22nd, near Cherry, rooms,
 new -- --.----- 4,7J0 18th and Linden, , rooms----- 5000 1210 w. 9th, 6 rooms------ 5000 1116 w. 9th, 6 rooms 1000 21st and Pine, ) rooms, S0x201 5000 S05 w. 3rd, rooms ----------- 3,5O0 1920 Walnut, rooms---- 5000 1871 w. 18th, 1 rooms--------- 1,25O 1907 w. 18th, rooms, 2 lots 2,G0O 1910 Ala rooms 5000 71S East 3rd. 12 rooms 5000 905 Penn., rooms 1,50O D. 7th near Ohio, $ rooms 5000 1 block, Groom house, 31st and
 Pop. --..------------ ---- $500 10 acres, 5-rOom Bungalow, all
 cleared; close in -------- s,25o IF 1-2 acres, , miles out - 500 IS acres, miles Out--- 1900 , rooms, 9O9 w. Pullen, for col
 ored; city water ---- 1,O5O four-roOm Cottages, w. 5th,
 each ------------------- 800 And other property of all kinds. Terms on all the above. FIVU VACANT LOTS-20ND AND Main. Terms reasonable on each lot.
 See us when you want to buy or sell property. We specialize in the hand. ling of rental property.
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MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVAL NOTICE.

have moved my offive over Bob bitt & Dancy's drug store, 120 1-2 Main Street. THOMAS SMITH, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
 4-1O-1m
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY TO LOAN.
 For long loans on improved hill or bottom farms, see w. $. Pierce, Citi- zens' Bank Building. R. 307. Pine Bluff, Ark. 3-14-tf.
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FOR SALE-PURE BUFF ORPING- ton eggs, $1.50 for 15. D. D. Rus sell, phones POI or 329.- 3-23-tf. FOR SALE-A Ford touring car in exchange for piano. Apply Barnes Music House, Pine Bluff, Ahk.
 2-191tf
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Francis x l.: Wilson --- Plaintiff
 =. VS.
 Edith M. Wilson Defendant The Defendant Edith N. Wilson is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15
L|bE RTY
 H BONDS s

sought at best prices. We pay more for bonds because we represent largest invest 4.eht bankers in America. We are licensed GU. S.) Bond brokers. Don't fail to get our special bid in $5OOO.OO and $l0,0OO.0O lots. We will meet any daily quotation ill o' 5. We pay your bonds
 Phone 1884
 llO Main Street
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~~~o~-~~~~~-~~~~o -~-~-~~-~~.~>-~, FOR SALE ELECTRIC Brougham-One of the most beautiful cars ever shown in Pine Bluff. A great bargain for a short time only. Phone 682 for demonstration. Tracy Mills, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 ~~o~~>~~~~~~~~~--~e~~~~ >c,-o-,.-, l-l2-l2t FOR SALE-SCALES, REFRIGERA- tors, Coolers, Meat Slicers, Cheese Cutters and Coffee mills. Apply John Baldridge, at Howell Grocery Co.,, or phone day 56S; night 2143.. 4-12-1m GENUINE NANCY HALL SWEET Potato Slips $500 per 1000. Porto Rico Yams $3.50 per 1000. Good strong open bed plants. Send in order. Shipping starts April 25th. N. o. Ellis, 913 West 7th, Little Rock. 4-11-10t ~ " ~>~~'~'~~"~-~-~-~-~~-~~ {, FOR SALE-SOME VERY CHOICE settings of White Leghon Eggs, if contracted for at once. Call Busk- irk at Pine Bluff Furniture Co.
 4-1O-6t FOR SALE-1O ACRES ON MAIN street pike, one mile from toWn Good location for truck or dairy farm. Jim McLell0n, Phone 138.
 4-1O-tf OAKLAND SIX CYLINDER o-PAS- senger car, in perfect mechanical condition; newly painted; , good castings; bargain for cash, or would consider trade. Mr. Snullion, at FrOug store.
 HOLE CHARTER OAK COOK stove, practically new; cheap for quick sale. Phone 227O. SIS Oak St. FOR SALE-SIX WHITE WAN dotte Hens and q Cockerel, and six Barred Rock Hens and cock. Phone 2235. 4-8-6t FOR SALE-ONE LARGE WAITER pump, 1 1-2 inch intake; 1 1-2 inch discharge. In good condition. Will sell very cheap. Apply Pump" care Graphic. 4-8-6t FOR SALE-ONE LARGE WATER pump, 1-2 inch intake; l-2 dis charge. In good condition. Will sell cheap. Apply Pump" care Graphic. 4-8-6t FOR SALE-32O ACRES, SEVEN miles of the. city with railroad sta tion on place; with 200 acres fen ced with new woven wire and 125 acres in cultivation, good house and barn with bayou running through the property. About half bottom land and half up land. Just one mile from Sheridan ke.-Delta Land company, 206 Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone 1879. Ask for MT. Worthen. 4-1-1mo FOR SALE-REGISTERED .DUROC Jersey pigs. John Lynn Russell. 22O1 Alabama street, phones POI Tor 339. 3-33-tf. FOR SALlE,-ONEsQ QUICK lf1AL GAS
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MOUSE COLORED HORSE, ABOUT IA or 15 hands high, was taken up at 1915 East Seventh avenue. Own- ner can recover by identifying prop erty, and paying for cost of adver- tising and keeping. A. M. Lee, 1915 East Seventh 4-15-tf
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WARNING ORDER.

In The Chancery Court iiof Jefferson
 County, Arkansas.
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koo~<uu~~o~-~co~~~N -~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~-~~o~~ A MIDDLE AGED WHITE WOMAN
 for housework. Good wages and l light work. Write Mrs. J. l.. Lang ford, P. o. Box 415, Stuttgart, l Ark. 4-l5-6t WANTED-Booard and room ill pri- vate family; close in; two young men or couple without children. Phone 1895. 413-6ts |WANTED-SMALL FREIGHT ELE- vator, about or 6 feet. Must have
 all equipment and i'll good condi- ton. The Daily Graphic. If |WANTED-FOR IMMEDIATE POS session, or , room cottage, or 3 rooms furnished for light house. keeping Address Box 294, Bear den, Ark. 4-13-Gt YOUNG. LADY DESIRES POSI- tion in office. Can use typewriter. Phone 37O. 4-11-6t* |WANTED-SEVERAL WHITE OR colorcd men for four-up-mule-skin- ners. Salary $4.00 per day. Address L. s. Rosenfield, Morrell, Ark.
 4-10-6t WANTED POSITION-BY YOUNG man with three years bookkeeping. experience. Can give references and furnish bond. Phone 207O. 410-6t WANTED AN EXPERIENCED
 nurse for baby one year old. Good wages. Apply 320 West Sixth.
 4-8-6t WANTED POSTTION-BY YOUNG
 man of IF. Will consider any kind
 of work. Experienced as auto driv-
 CT. For reference call 816. 4-8-tf WITHHOLDING LADY WITH
 good education, and pleasing ad-
 dress, for outside work. Good posi-
 tion for right party. Address H,
 care Graphic. If
 WANTED-ON OR BY APRIL 1st
 five or six room house, modern;
 for family of 3. Address A. w. care
 of Graphic. 3-26-tf WANTED-A GOOD MEAT CUT
 ter at 2111 B. Barraque. Call at
 5. J. Bumpass < Son. 3-24-tf WANTED-DELlVERY BOY WITH
 wheel Apply Robbitt & Dancy. tf l ~7''-e>N'0~o-0-oo~ ~~~0->~~~~~o~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15

REWARD BLACK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15

WANTED-SMALL FREIGHT ELE- vator, about or 6 feet. Must have
 all equipment and ill good condi- tion. The Daily Graphic. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15

WANTED- Booard and room ill a pri- yate family; close in; two young men or a couple without children. Phone 1895. 4-13-6ts
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We will buy it. Phone 265. Pine
 Bluff Furniture Co. 1-7-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15

IMMEDIATE POS session, i or room cottage, or
 rooms furnished for light house.
 keeping. Address Box 294, Bear den Ark 4-13-6t
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FOR SALE-GENUINE PONDE- rosa, Majestic and Stone Tomato
 plants. Ready for planting. Large
 sweet pepper and Egg. Plants, ready in 10 days. Price 25 cents per dozen. Phones 121, 428 and 721. Geo. M. Wells. 4--11-6t
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FOR R EN T

GET YOUR AUTOMOBILE PISTON rings and springs at 322 Pine Street. Phone 897. Modsrn Machine Shop. 9-20dn
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LOST AND FOUND.

SMALL GRAY PONY-ABOUT two years old. Wore leather halter. Return to 200O East Sev- enth, or phone 1876 and receive
 reward. 4-15-6t*
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ROBSTOWN NEWS BUDGET


Rohstown, Texas. lob. MrH nar-
ton and Children have returned from H
visit ln Corpus Christi with hct siH-
ten
Miss CSC Ligon returned Wednesday
rom Ia Grange
Mcadamcs A o. Wclch James and
" D. Holmes spent THURSDAY Zoo Cor-
pus Christi
r. u Ncllam of kngsvlllc spent
Thursdai here.
Mics Leila Neudelsou 10 nut Sttur-
1ty n Corpus Christi.
Misses Dorothy kcllHm and olive
iiardcsty are spending the weck-cnd
with Miss kclams parents here.
Mr. N Stone b. Wishing her daugh-
tor Mrs. Eugene kollam
Mrs Charles Wcndclkcn was the
hostess Thursday st the social meeting
of tho Womans Missionary society
An Interesting proeram on Africa was
given. Mrs. Pounds read letter from
former member Mrs WorihinRton OF
san Antonio. making donation in
mcmor, OF her deceased daughter who
WAS rorf faithful member of thc
Missionary Society REV iiarton made
splendid mi, 90 thc nomen Nrs
Stoke Holmes SANG a solo The nastesa
mrffd delicious refreshments fo thD
members and guests.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


Among tno arrivals saturday at ihe
Nuecca nrr. o. u Afnscin heau-
MONT n ~ Hothenherg New York..
Mr aud Ars . d BOYD Carthage $40
Mrs d. 49, Merritt Fort Worth W o.
Durham SAN Antonio. Mnx a. Kruege
san Antonio. D. b. Cox. Dallas D. d
Arnold Dallas AIRS g. % Taro Kings.
VILE; " NouIs san Antonio. a. =
McLoon Houston a. WoiNeftph
Houston % s sooffew Wichlts KAN.
Mrs j W. NsM kenodv, J j Hali
Houston g. ST. beli Arkansas ilss
Il q Jones' and wifc Tart william ,
Cusey san Antonio. Harry Hook Sal
Antonio. John IS. Patterson. San An.
tonic.
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COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
SHOWS STEADtER INCLINATION
ny The Associated Press.

ny The Annotated Press.
New York. Fob San early decline
carried iOe cotton market into ncw
low ground or thc movement during
tOdnNH tmdur hut wns followed hN
nliies. with iho CLOSE lvit steady. not
@ points lower Co s0 points higher May
contracts hroho from .u.sO io 1OD and
closed Hf lnt1 compared with 1850 ut
the CLOSE lHsf night
1he market opened trim Hi an aj-
vance ot o. points Dn November and
as % to fG points ON tho moro active
months There wus considerable bus.
ng hi houses rifh Liverpool aud wall
street connection. believed to ho mostly
iu ihc way nf fovcrins shorts boat thc
demand was quickly ruppliod hy the
southern and local selllur Tho lnttcr
was cucoDagod hf ihe failure oil week
end reviews tu show ans Improvement
iu Industrial or trade conditions. white
COG appearance Oi southern selling nr.
dera ALSO mndr hearish impression
on sentiment
Tor limo ihe mntkct wac very
weak and unsettled and prices broke
rapidly with March selling oll from
27fN te 1fnf and Juli from eU.l5 90
1850. msNne not declines of $50 90 AZ
points Goa old CROP months october
sold otl Goo $500. coz 2f points not low .
er Tine market stcadlcd 90 this level
on covering and some scattered buying
ior reaction waa reported on The rails
htrr Boo thc morning with the close
showing rccofcrlcs of about 30 10 a.
points from tho lowest
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GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO mARKker.
nv This Associated Press.

~ rms AabotiaN4d FftNas
Chicago, Fob s. Persistent heavy
speculative selling. associated with
gossip about price fixing loi basil,
commodities moro than wiped Dut al
yRncos lu the corn mnrkoi Tho close
was nervous At thc same ns yesterdays
finish fo as, cents not lower with MAY
ile ga i11N and luig iOyh Go i.psia.
oats lost is 20 cent in provisions
thrte were eaing of 20 CENTS 'o 15
Ccuts
40 first lhr corn market had an up-
word aieRi owing to week end adjust
mont or TRADES and 90 reports Tint un
dccidcd increase ~ selling ny pufll
holders wa- lnnkcd Int
Houses with onstcFn connections.
though took IN negrcssivelv hearish
attitude and Finally ucceodod in fore.
INK docluos Gossip that Further
downwaru movement OF commodity
nrirea was ne,itnhic hnd considerable
POO du Win mo ee'hari
yrrortr that packers bad received
liucrl new orders from the govern
mont holstod provisions shipments
during tho wock we're FAR in EXCESS col
the totals ,car ago.
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GENERAL MARKETS
SUGAR MARKET UNCHANGED.
nv The Associated Prsre

New York. Feb S-A fair volume
ol business was reported in the locul
ragv sugar market nu1lr todoN with
tho hoard reporting additional prrchaH-
cs OF 100000 hogs of Cuhns fnr fch.
runry shipments Prices wore uu-
changed nt 72A tor centrifugal to tho
rcfincr
in refined business is only of mod
crate proportions with domestic bu,
crs not Inclined to stock up and umlt-
ing thoir purchases go nearby require.
merta only pllccs were unchanged al
nine centa for fire graduated.
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Among thoae registered SaturdaY az
the state Hotel were T. a. OiNns
shsmrock Texas Mrs ana Mrn G 4
sohwarM RohstoVu. L. " Mccain
nphstoVn T. r. Lamb, Dallas ~ &C.
n. smith. Waco. 4. r.. wilkinson. ban
quote D. l.. smith. Banquetn. y 4
Caughlln Camp STANLEY; 4. RIDE.
mons ana wife. Port Arkansas. Charles
Nognt Courinev North Dakota r. "
lacoh Cincinnati: w. Mctaddcn san
Antonio. 70. Whisenani Fort Worth
~. Williamson. Fort Worth
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AiuOng those registered saturday ~
che Horne Apartments aere w =
Aioungor kanquoto, WhnWorh
hHnqucie; 3 r. Hsfior Agla Dnlce
& S Mullen and " Mnllen Hobstoo
j. = Martin citS g. % Hadish hona
town " a Horne sandal ! Z Lon.
goria. sandal > J.. Wright aud family
Alice
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LIVESTOCK MARKET
roRr MoRrA MAnnrr

fRF WIN ~ WRHNt 7.
4pse ~ 90 The Caller
Fort Worth. Texas. roh. Rccoipie
of enttlo fi BOO head aud onivcs li 100
were InHuHIccnt BOO make msrkrt
uun'Hn'r iuri io0t hold with nce.
dom fud lhD riH cirlrcd readily nf
prices thnf wore fcrt milfmcturt
liatoH appeared t0 boz in line with fil-
days general advance
Quotations for Saturday
'fttir noctcs SG5nmI 5000. .tochor..
teonHi2Hp Gown aTiflU5o. heif.
owls f5nnn ifNu; bulls tgnUff9D0.
CALVES siN0nle50
Hoe lfoayv ki725nif50. medium
tlafnmil o0. ught sfg7rn1G7J. mix
go silnNti lteNs common l00nulI
pigs tfN0tiiD.pO
shoop Lambs kl3 bHn lG0ne yenrl
meH 80 sunia-D. wcthprs 81 5om
1880. cwcf fN5nnt950. eulls s6oo0
BOO. goata sto0nToo
Sales Saturday
slofrs la-7ia si2Ti
cows $3.50. $500. s-t,5 tsun.
in1 ssfN i-T3s $500. 1855. sfe5. 8.
an1 fGu0t $3.50 fiet. e.flg $3.50.
i-G7a flNni a-iH tffOt 900 $1,000.
. $40 $3.50
Natiyc COWS sa-@s $3.50. i.7m
$500
Cnlvc 1890 $1,000. a.si0. $500.
7-ltt $1,000. 6-sg3 5000. gas $500.
b-tis 5000. 3-es7. $500. l-2s5. 5000.
1900 5000 -.ts $3.50, a.l5s $3.50.
7-aoi $500 $3.50 $500. f-l2S $1,000.
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RICE MARKET.
ny Ths Associated Press.

Nov Orleans, "a. FoU IT nugh
rice no sales receipts 1897 sacks.
mlllcrs receipts 1851 Clean rior salcs.
Honduras i3e pockets. 51e; Japan. iUl
pockets. 7.i6. iluc Rose. 1905 peck
cts 5hm7a Receipts. 500.
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NOTICE

nida viii hc received until BE- m.
February lith. af Tho office of thc
Counts superintendent of Education BOP
the Court House at Slnion ToyaH for
the erection nnd completion uf g ono
stofs hfick and tlio uud concrete
school building tor Common school
District $50. 1 tn Doe located Hevru
miles from eIntou. Texas
Bidders viii hr required Goo ulo De-
doposf of tnu dollars tor tho sllo nr-
turn of nuna nud thc flug of lrsl-
tmuto hd
pluur and spocliioatiuns can ne scru
nt tho oflce of tho County suporln
tcndcnt snton TcNas. and at che of.
lice oi Henry o Phelps san Antonio
TrNnH
rhp School liutri reserves tHr rlghi
ga rniect and and 100 bids go
tNdyI
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COTTON SEED OIL.
~ Tho Associated Press.

Nov York, I0h. n IOlI0n Ineu on
WAS duii ana unchanged Prime crude.
fiT50. primo summer yellow f1i.50.
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Lost and Found

LOST Between staples street and
Army Comp ,ulise Return to Tho
caller 9fT
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Beal ealIInas.

The Yacht Gypsr lenve~ the Munlcl-
pal Wharf each Tuesday Thursday
SATURDAY ana SUNDAY mornlnfs az .
o'clocR for Port Arkansas, returning the
same Afternoon.
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Caller ciasnfled advertisements cost
little hut bring blk returns. Try them
for results
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no tNr FARMERS ui Nuprfs count
i,el0runs fn tne planlua ut spruE
vegetable crops we hirouel Hdf Hr
YOU to pmnt tom two to fif" Hrrrf of
curumhcfs about lohruari .aIh 600
March lst rucumhcrs make yerf
quick rrop and tne and could Nr lHod
later for planting ln frud stuiiH
Wc ore expecting good demand inr
coming season Hnd N lI thr farmers
viii plant fcw aCros m 1850 come
modiy b. wIl bring teif mfse caHh
feiurn nt fho Nmr uf thD tt4r whrn
cash ls mofe ur lesa needed
Ne recommend inr EHrn Fortune
,ud thr Dals Gffen varieties nr
PLANTING arod. TOT which oiu Boz Dutain-
90 af fi1O AND 81 lt rcspecufeN from
thc Elatorn seed Company oU Leopard
Street
Hoping lD8t NDu wh prernro fre
acres 0f Hnd imneinirlf for fhe
planuns of oucunhers as recommend
cf. 500 trr with bcat Wishes
Very run yours
o. o. COLEMAN rHODi Cr Co.
-tAdt.i lGl
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FOR SALE ronI sfuft hfl rurr
tahlee ctnir and otr 3 Railroad
Avenue 1ti
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ONE MUCK LIGHT Sis ur.i GLASS
mechanical DonHltlon tnu hn Hnnu
nl 49, k iI.uunus 800 rHI street,
CHS. sla
ORR SERVICES ou 900 mnkrs coy auto
mobiles Satisfaction guaranteed
Gasoline toro-surira uil lrw Hr and
ml fut
ron sAIE-lonc. Star. Mat.n and
Itnr cotton seed fi7s por hlshel
o. Han. d. o. ID Corpus Christi,
.rryaa sad
fOu SALE Noung Jersey row. nett
Wu soli chonp Telephone fla.
atr
rou SALE on TRApl- chalmers
-iz uutomonUr with rcll Huifor b.
rcll nice. - to-dtto cnr nnd Ht D. atr.
nucr mlco sonth Tcsna humber Co
phonr sab. 1853
FoR SALE Tn,o delivers wagons Eu.
rekn Laundry s3t
roR SALE Stand she'll dIrt. viii hae
anywhere Ihou. st1 1I
FuR SAIL 50 btgan lnle Ford
touring rar hnls complete Wlth tup
side cuftaius windshield seat GOWN and
fendsr ,e sherman tt ilN 'NWfu
Theatre. Nil
TuR SALE como aumee with .a,,pni
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Classified Advertising

ono Cont word First ineerilon
ga -onia word 3 Insertions
rcnfa word Insertions
Gents d word s Insertions
as cania word p.r Month
for sfaniinn advertising in
Classified column
hnlmUu charge pef ad GOO.
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Local Readers

see count i'ne EHrh inarril0n
soc plr c0unt luo reading noe
tDo1 running 1u days
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Il comes the llrst thing Ia the
morning The Caller -. .o.~ -...-~.-
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Furnished npou Application
Tae Caller rcHorHoH thn right
t1 reject rnv nu1 200 advertising
az an objectionable nature Any
rcreon hntinv unHtisi1rtory
dealings With nnr advertiser d.
rcpnoaied to report same to This
office
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Legal Rates

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05

We were astoundcd to have hand
Ell to us the original Of 4 letter which
had evidently been sent to certain
white citizens here, calling n meet
ing OF the Columbian Union, which
claims to be successor of the Ku
kluX Khan with the cmblcms of that
organization. The purposes Of that
Dody or men were to tcrrorizc and
maltreat colored people of both sex
cs. It's record Of brutality and muir
der forms one OF the darkest pages
in American history.
Now, when white people and color
cd ones are fratcrnizing and prcpar-
ing to work for each others interests
mis- discordant note is heard here in
hiclm"nc. The meeting was called
FOR Monday June 10th, at $50 and
those who attended were to be seated
III the Degree of the mask, what
ever that means. Officers were to be
elected. Who We're they? But the
most remarkable and astounding
part of tho whole business is the
place selected FIR this meeting. The
richmond Khan was organized or pro.
posed to he organized in the Bust
ness Mems Club. American National
Bank Building.
NlcodemuS said to Christ, Master,
now can these things be-" We are ask
lrg the same question OF the President
OF the Business Mems Club.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-05

The organization and revival Of the
old Ku KluX Khan comes like n vcri-
table night marc. Colorcd folks arc
ready for such organization. The train
ing overseas in the United States
Army will make it easily possible for
this organization to he mastered al
most before its birth. They may
have sent cattle to France but they
brought back trained soldiers. The
mon who did not fear the trained vet
Grams of Germany will hardly run
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hating white people OH one side and
tho trouble breeding irrcspon.
siblc black people on the
other will secure Scant SYM
pathy from that element of the
body polite that realizes that the in
tcrcSts of each arc Identical. There
is only one way to deal with law-dcfy.
ing organizations and that is for
the forces of law and order, regard
less of color TO unite and wipe them
out of existence.
We congratulate North Carolina up
on having such Il bold, Justice loving
CHIEF Executive like Governor Bicl-
cit.
Truly has it been said that where
one, door is shut against us, another
shall be opened. When 1t comes to
white men Of this type Offering them
selves for Office colorcd people should
ignore party lines and s,,vnuouSly
support them.
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tnoW exactly what to expect

know exactly what to expect.
The news has been Flashed to
Europe and no doubt President Wood
row Wilson has been embarrassed by
these reports from his own country.
Black men stood ready to help execute
him. This shows that there was alb
Solutely no excuse for this lynchins
Had these colorcd men been on the
jury, their verdict would have been
known when the evidence had been
concluded. This disregard Of the
law is becoming acute. The thought
full people of the United States are
seeming danger in these outbursts
of lawlessness. 1t is a haplcss black
man today; it will be a hopeless
white man tomorrow and perhaps a
crumbling national government in the
years to come. I.ynch-law must go!
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controlled by their Cwn recognized
leaders? This is the vital question
ANA it's anSwrr will depend upon
whether or not colorcd people have
organizing ,.hility to the extent of
trusting their own leaders.
.Nlno,.e oil dollars will be cXpcnd
cd during the next few wears
whether or not il shall he
expended upon colorcd or
runiZntiOus or white oncs or white
and colorcd oncs combined viii do.
pond upon the ability If hI,cl, l,h,,.
to organize and bn nrnn,rna to nro.
sent themselves and ,hof,. ,,,so 10
those who cnplov ,his ,,nor Wa
shall watch with interest tho rcsuIt
OF the contest rho American ,ndnr,
ton of Labor has ,,,.nn , ,,,u ..on
forward
Should colorp1 lohorinr mon NOT
be accorded all of their rights ana
privileges; as members or ia, oru,n,-
,atiuu in dn,linr with o,,.,,;,o1
Genital vould tho uhi,o 1,r,,. ,r,.,o