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Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
COllORttD SERGEANT MAY BE
SAVED FROM DEATH.
Especial TO The Planet
Washington, ID. c.,
July 81, 1919,


Especial to The Planct.)
Somctlnae ago cOlored soldier,
Sergeant Eassar Caldwell in an alter.
cation with d motorman and conduc-
tor of street cdE in Admission, Ala
bama, shot and killed one or both or
them. He was sentenced to he hung
and the case has been pending for
sometime.
Rev. r. r. Williams and other col
orcd citizens Of Admission have made
very strong representations in behalf
of this colorcd soldier through DR..
Emmett j. Scott, former Special AS =
sistant Secretary of War and advice
has just boen given DR.. Scott in a
letter signed by Joseph p. Tumulty,
Secretary to the President, that the
Attorney General of the United States
is having made an investigation of
the facts in the case of Sergeant
Caldwell and that he (the Attorney.
GeneraD will make a recommendation
to the President in time for him to
act before the date set for execution.
From Thompson's National News
Bureau, 1928 S. Street, N w, Wash
ington, d. G..
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
DIVORCE GRA NTED.

Mrs. Leila l.. Williams. Of G26 \.
Fourth Street has been granted an
absolute divorce from her husband,
Joseph A. Williams by Judge William
\. Moncurc. in the Chanccry Court
Of this city.
She is given entire control OF the
house and lot where she lives. free
from any interest Of her husband.
J. Thomas llcwin. ESQ. represented
Mrs Williams in the suit.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
WHITE MEN INTERESTED I.

White men gathered around the
strange car. 1t was to them a curiosi
ty as amusing and as interesting as
Barnum's "What is it," At last We
were ready aud we resumed our
journey to South Hill. We had OK =
pcctcd to reach Danvillc u.at morning
but delay followed delay from one
cause to another. The rubber hose
connection with which Robinson sy
phoncd water in the steam cars tank
was interesting TO everyone.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
Ia McRlol'ianl.

liOLMCS--ln sad, but loving re
membrance of my dear son, JOIN
Holmes who fell asleep in Jesus. Al,
months ago, August =, 1919:
We cannot, Lord, Thy purpose see.
But all is sweet that is done by Thee
TO part was hard, we will not com
plain;
But trust in God to meet again.
did not know the pain he bore,
| did not see him die.
l only know he passed away
And could not say goodbye.
So. X. :; X: c:r,.t ..-t>;s>>-
Devoted Mother
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
Devoted Mother


Baltimore. July 23.--Mrs. 8. J.
Mitchell wife OF the pastor of Ames
Memorial M. T.. Church who return
cd from Washington early Monday
morning saw some of the riotous
whites in Washington chasing color
cdmcn. While on an electric car
mat runs between the capital ana
this city. Mrs. Mitchell says col
"rcd man ran into tho coach where
she was in order to cscapc an angry
mob. They did not board the car,
however.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
SUCKING WATER

1t was dropped in a trough or
stream and turn Of the valve cuaS
cd it to draw water into the water
tank Of the car in little or no time.
We reached Chase City. Here we took
water. I saw 4 little hoy not more
than twelve years Of age at a village
arm. In the store was typical coun
try store keeper, largo and portly.
He carried his eyeglasses over his
right ear. lie could always find them
there
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
A LOUD EXPLOSION

we were going at a lively pace
when there was Il explosion 1t Was a
blow out of the rear right tire. This
meant delay and much work for we
had already used the spare tire. So
the inner tube was inserted in the
wheel on the rear. 1t was about an
hour before we We're ready to travel
again. Cogbill picked black hcrries
and did the same thing while the
others worked.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
THROUGH SOUTH HILL.

We left for South Hill, passing the
Central Hospital, Dinwiddic and
other places. The StrcakS of Il gray
dawn was seen ON the horizon. Soon
thereafter upon stopping at Il conven
lent road side pump, Robinson dis
covered that the left rear tire was
not fully inflated. \ nail had pene,
tratcd the casing and with this came
slow leak. 1t took but a short while
to transfer the spare wheel on the
rear to the place and we went on.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
MARRIAGE RECEPTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tnos. w. Christian,
announce the marriage Of tIoii' Grand.
daughter, Alma Henrietta Ellis to
Mr.. William Harold Brockington OF
Florence, S. G..
Reception Wednesday. August Goth
1919 from s to II p. NJ, at S2I n
Fifth street.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02

Baltimore, July GA plea for
cOlOrcd men to maintain and sup
port organizations TO fight for racial
rights was made by Rcv. DR.. w. RI.
Jcrnagm Of Washington in an ad
dress at Amcs Memorial NJ e
church Monday night
lie speaking at mass meet ing
held in the interest Of the campaign
an emergency defense fund Of $3.50,
900 being wagcd by the National
Race Conference If which he is presi
dent. Rows. a. j. Mitchell, A. B. Cal
lis and Junius Gray were among
other speakers.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
LOST \ RIGHT ARM.

The little white boy inspected the
Stanley. lie said he had lost his
arm last Fall. Tie was out in the
woods hunting and in jumping from
a stump, the un went off and he was
without right arm as the result OF
it. There were ten children in the
family and nine of them were girls.
So it was that the only boy had been
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02

Durham, y c., July 20.-Nrs. G..
c. Spaulding died here at Dor home
yesterday morning, and her funeral
was today from the White Rock Bapt
ist church. DR.. e. NJ. Brawlcy pas
tor.
Mrs. Spaulding was the wife Of
G.. c. Spaulding, vice pr aident and
general manager of tho North Caro-
lima Mutual Life Insurance Company.
She was one Of the best known wo.
men in the state. being interested in
that which meant the development
and uplift Of tho race. She had been
sick for sometime and her death was
moi Unexpected. She was the sister
John Mcrrick president Of the
Company. .sy
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02

Washington. July 23.-~Dr. Carter
c. Wood$on professor at Howard Uni
VcrSity and editor of the journal of
Negro History narrowly escaped bc
ing injured by Il white mob Sunday
night. He was walking along Penn
Sylvanian avenue and just as he
reached Eigth street saw a mob un
mcrcifully pumnc Il helpless color
cd man. He rctraced his stops thus
escaping the mob.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
NIGRO'S HOUSE IS BURNED.

O. !:
tttornoy Cen. Brandage upon hio
arrival from Michigan whore he cut
short vacation assigned an assis
tant. John r. Burns to tho ooroner's
office to sift the evidence to ne pro
dnced At inquests. @tMr. Brundage,
CONTINUED on tho Fourth Page y
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
~ EilC INSTALLATION.
hhIShtS OF fythiaS uau sour,<, -,
'aahthc TO Have ENcrciscs.,

lhS'a allation Exercises of Ebe oil
Gers or the various Courts and I,olrss
oi hlchmond, will be held nj ;he
sharon Baptist Church, First and
hcish streets, Monday night, August
~ WV at 300 O'Clock. The n,ia
lie is invited.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
DANGER Zones are Guard=
ed by Troops.

military rule but others opposed it.
Later. som" OF The aldermen sought
ont Adjutant Dickson tc tell him
thrir views.
Nc"r" leaders generally seemed to
want th" troops u$cd> One Negro
banker declared that many Negroes
were afraid to leave tho Negro quar-
ter and We're on the verge Of starva
tion.
Prominent whites, however. oppos
."a the use Of troops and believed
the police could stem the tide of rae
ial feeling and that normal quiet grad
uany would return.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
MANY At TIE COuJar HOUSE.

We were soon at Glover untr u!eu
we reached Houston, where I met
many persons whom knew iSlyiud
Mr.. j II. Martins son and finally
Mr. Martin. There were maay white
n""pl" on the Court HOUSE green.
The Stanley Steam car was che oh
J"'t OF attention. When The car srnpp
cd and the hood WAS raisct3 tbere
was craning ot ncckS 10 ss,, This
strange machine that burned zero.
Sonc and made hardly my pa7sc.
Takc the mountain road" was ,he
instruction. We took if and foyTrd IL
t" he everything but what WE han OK
NNCtCl.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
(By the Associated Press J

Chicago, u,uy 3o,-The State
troops wire ordered from the arm
orics tonight TO Various points regard
ca as dangerous ccnlcrs. The request
for the troops was made to Adjutant
General Dickson ny Mayor Thomp-
son TO control the riots.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02

Adjutam General Declares Temper
of People Grave Before Confer.
cncc With Mayor That Results in
Ordering Soldiers on Iatrol. Wo.
man Shoots Ncgro-Whites Burn
II llomc-FiCrd at -Four Times.
Says Aldcrman--"InllnCn Frees
Rioters, Is Charge.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
PRICE. FIVE CENTS

muiil'tod and tic family WAS thank
tul that his HE had been saved His
,athcrS name was Mr.. Ogn17r.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
R1OTlNG ltlGNEWBD.

While the troops were preparing
to march from the IulnorioS Il riot
broke out at Fiitieth and State StSS.
Many men, Negro ana wnltc clash
cd, firing countless shots, the police
report said. Police reserves wore
hurried to the scene
Officials of the New York Central
Railroad reported to tho police TO
night that in the Negro district the
blacks wore firing on all passenger
trains. About the same time the
police received word that rioting was
i'll progress at Thirty first and Dear
born streets near the heart OF the
black belt. -.
The decision to use troops TO pa
troll the dangerous parts OF the trou
bic zone was taken tonight as q pre-
cautionary measure after Adlutan,
General Dickson had made a round
of the south side Negro district and
its environments.
lie said the situation was more
serious than "a hours before.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
MANY REQUESTS FOR TROOPS

Requests for the use of the troops
came today from n number Of Sourc
cs A number Of aldermen were posi-
tive in their convictions at an inform
al meeting in the city hall today
that the troops should patrol the
streets at once. One alderman said
hq had been shot at four times on
the South Side. Some Of the alder
men advocated passage Of resolu
\ tion to SO over the head Of Mayor
kThompson and ask the governor for
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
MARTIAL LAW NOT NECESSARY

1t was not deemed necessary at the
time the mayor asked for the troops
to proclaim martial tRN q aa Aheth
cr Governor Lowden was prepared 10
take that step was not made known.
1t seemed to be generally believed
that placing the militiamon on pa
troll duty would prevent further seri
Gus rioting.
prom what have seen this after
noon and evening ! should ,udge the
situation and tcnpcrament OF the
people In more serious than 1t Was
q. this time the night before" said
the adjutant general as no started
for the meeting with the mayor.
csu>,.. -: ss::
@'Ef' TOTAL OF DEAD is 30.
..>..:-:ss:.o -sss'
With four deaths ahd Il score of
persons wounded Or beaten i'll con
tinued rioting today between whites
and Negroes, police tonight were
DRAWN Il tight Gordon about the
south side Negro area and other %,
lying sections whore Negroes are
segregated in the hope Of avcrtng
further clashes.
Today's outbreaks were widely
scattered. OF the four deaths all "i
which were the result OF shooting
two were shot today, the other tive
having been wounded in the rio'ins
Of Monday and Tuesday nights.
Tonight the official death list Lon
four days showed 80. OF whom -
were Negroes two unidentified an"
13 whites one unidcntiilcd.
Governor Lowdcn continued today
to devote his time almost exclusively
to the riots as did Frank S. Dickson
admtant general Of Illinois and they
were Joined today by Attorney Ger
oral r. Brundage and Lieut.. Cover
nor John G.. OglCSby.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02
PERSONALS AND BRIEFs.

Rev. j. p. Garland Of Oak Grove
Westmoreland County, called on us.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-02

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The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05

By the last train from the south
there arrived Lie. Francisco Acosta,
who had been at Magdalena attend
ing the important legal business.
Having arranged with various
countries. of South America for COM
mercial interchanges, and closer COM
mercial relations, the government of
Mexico is receiving delegates from
those countries. The most recent is
the commercial delegate from Peru,
Mr.. Jose A. de la Vale. Mr. de, la
Vale has arranged already for de-
spatch to his. government two car
goes Of oil from Tampico, which will
go to their destination through the
Panama Canal.
Information received yesterday by
this newspaper is to the effect that
since Friday there has been. no COM
munication south of San Bias, on
the Fuerte river, in northern Sina-
loa, telegraphic communication being
cut entirely, and railway lines wash
ed out by severe floods in the Fuerte
1t is reported that at least eight
days will pass before communication
ran ha roporr,od
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05


It is reported that shortly there
will go to the United States COM
mission consisting of 200 Mexican
merchants, who will visit this coun-
try with the object of working to-
gether with American commercial
organizations to secure removal Of
commercial restrictions imposed up
on traffic between the two countries
which will be a notable effort TO-
ward reconstruction of commercial
interests in both countries.
There has arrived at the City Of
Mexico, from the United States
number iof. representatives of capita
in the United States, forming
commission to promote with the gov
ernmente of Mexico negotiations fol
introduction into the republic larg'
amount of money for great enter
prise .that-it is reported will be O.
great benefit to Mexico
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05
SONORA NEWS
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE TWIN CITY
AND THE ENTIRE
STATE.

"El Tempo" newspaper pub
lished at Cananea, has presented an
other candidate for governor Of So
nora. being General Miguel s. Sana.
niego. * -
Yesterday there was in this city
Major Rafael Sanchez de la Vega, q
paymaster in La Gendarmeria Fiscal,
whose headquarters are in Magda-
lena.
Yesterday there arrived from El
Paso General Ignacio Pesquiera,
who returned from Ell Paso, Texas.
At Douglas the general was joined
by Mr.. Cesareo G. Soriano, former
acting governor of the state.
Gen. Eduardo Hall, has been nam
ed Minister Plenipotentiary from
Mexico to Italy, and shortly the gem
tleman will depart from the federal
capital to cross the Atlantic and
reach the Eternal City.
The federal government has under
taken to erect high towers for cleo
trical illumination of the cities of
Nuevo Laredo, Tampico, Merida, Yu-
catan, Cuidad Juarez, Chihuahua and
Durango, in the state of the same
name, which will lend beauty and
nagnificence to the night in those
cities.
Shortly there will depart from the
City of Mexico for Peru, Mr.. Alton
SO Siller, named recently Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary from the Republic Of Mex
leo, to the nation mentioned and to
Bolivia.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05

Friday evening there arrived from
the south Mr.. Francisco Moncayo
president of the Liberal Party of So
nora, coming from Guaymas, wher'
he went with the object of securing
additional typographical materia
and presses for installation in the
Imprenta Modern, in Nogales, Sono
ra.
By the train from the north, yes.
.terday,. there arrived from Ajo Mr.
Florencio Gaxiola, who came to Wis.
lit his mother, who has been quite ill
several days.
Miss Carmen Guaddarrama, prin-
Icipal in the public school for girls in
Nogales, Sonora, departed today by
the train for the north, en- route to
Mexico City, accompanied by her sis
ter Enriqueta Substituted in her
place in the school there has been
engaged former principal, the well
known educator, Miss Manuela C.
Niebla.
~ a1;si s2isi, sgFas
Mr.. Miguel Munoz, principal of
the boys school in Nogaes, Sonore,
has been appointed inspector educa-
ton, in the state school organization,
and it is possible that he will be as
signed to the Alamos zone; and he
will go to Hermosillo Tuesday to en-
ter upon his new duties. He will be
succeeded by Prof. Carlos Cabrera:
In recent number of this newspa-
per it was stoted that the schools
in Nogales, Sonora, suspended on ac-
count Of the influenza would re-
open the I'd inst. That was an error;
but it is settled now that they will
reopen Monday the 9Th.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05
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three times our number, I slept, one
night in a cellar of doubtful strength
with Major Francis Burke, N. D.,
head surgeon of the battalion, his
orderly and four litter bearers. MY
companion, sharing the same blanket eeS
was Mr.. Anderson, Y. M. c. A. Sec
retary at the 28th division headqnar-
ters. On the right was Chaplain
McMann, of the First Battalion,
112th Infantry, a Presbyterian min
ister; and Reverend Mr.. Hall, Chap
lain of the Second Battalion Meth
odist parson on the left. was the
chaplain of the Third Battalion Of
the 112th. What do you think Of
that fraternal combination But a
finer bunch of comrades could not
be found in any organization.
To drive the boches across the
Marne, shelling the bridges from un-
derneath, and pursuing the enemy
along the valley of thesVesleG river
seemed to delight the Yanks. 1t was
when the Huns took stand in the
various villages, or opposed our ad-
vancing troops with. nests Of machine
guns hidden in the woods that our
American boys showed dash, determi-
nation and courage while their sue
cess showed. the metal Of, which they
are made. zts =.
Fismes, on the, Yesle- riyer, with
Fismette on the opposite side, prov.
ed death trap, not only and prin.
: cipally to Boches; but to, American.
as well. The boches occupied the
left bank, our men the right. Those
respective positions were held sever
al days, until the fierce American
artillery fire drove them out, and OF
to the Aisne river, the objective as
!: signed to our command. So '-- % --
Passing through the valley of tn
Mane we came upon the grave o
Quentin Roosevelt, the first Amsri
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05

,laeal
Dated December 31st, 1918.
First Publication Jan. 1, 1919.
Last Publication Jan. II, 1919.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Jan. 4th, End Sunday after Christ
mas. Sunday School, 1000 a. m.
Holy Communion and sermon II a.
M. Text, mo room for them in the
inn;" St. Luke 2:7.
Special envelopes in pews for ex-
ira offering (besides regular), to
defray expenses Sunday School fes-
tival.
Jan. 9Th, Monday, Festival of the
Epiphany"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05

WANFED-Ten expert
enced girls for our dry
goods department. Must
sneak Spanish. Apply
Monday morning 10 o'clock
Broadway Store.
YOUNG American widow wants
position managing as house keeper
and cook in town, ranch or mining
camp. Address A. H.7oasis Office.
1-5-19-3tp
FOR sALE--lslS Medel 6-passen-
ger s-cylinder Buick. Run 1000
miles. Msxico Arizona Trading Co,
Trust Building. l-1-4t-pd
Business men employ the
columns Of the Oasis" when
looking for reliable elp-Phone
us your WANT ADS
To- RENT, LEASE OR sELL-
House with land, from one to 100
acres. For information apply to
lay in January-the 9Th prox. Su-
oEee6e Flats, West Street.
12-27-st-pd
ASSAYS WANTED - Las
Nelson Avenue. Prices high.
Assays right. Charles Taylor,
assayer.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05
***** 4 = = 4 = 4 q 4
= LOCAL AND, PERSONAL =
4 4 4 Il 4 4 4 4 {. X + 4 4 4 4

4 4 X 4 4 X 4. 4: + ss 4 !: 4 4
, Mr.. Sherman Rinehart is in town
having come over from the San Re
fael valley yesterday.
This evening Attorney Frank J
Duffy will go to Tucson to atten
:he United States court next week.
The United States court win be
gin session at Tucson next Non
day, January 9Th.
This afternoon Mr.. Duane Birt
will go to Tucson, to remain short
time.
Yesterday Mr.. J. F. Garrett, the
Tubac merchant, was visitor at
Nogales.
Mr.. Harry Saxon, who has been
very ill, was in town yesterday for
the first time.
Yesterday Mr.. William Rosen.
=
berg was in from Tubac. He re-
ports the flu subsiding at that place.
This evening Attorney S. F. Noon
will go to Tucsongto be at the open
ing of the United States court on
Monday. .~.o1i
Mr.. J. J. Goodman has returned
rom Los Angeles, where he had
yi5iFed through the holidays with his
mother and sisters. a
Yesterday Mrs. Carrie Gray, who
is to teach the Lochiel school, ar
rived from Tucson. She will go on
to the scene of her work tomorrow.
Mr.. w. j. Celburn is here from
Tucson, and will remain about thirty
days. "Billy" is one Of the old stand
bys in Nogales. -
Reverend Father Mateo Deyrieux,
priest of the Church Of the Sacret
Heart, is reported confined to his
bed gy a serious illness.
Mr.. w. ]. Mitchell, superintendent
for the Mowry and Consolidated
Arizona Copper Company, and FAM
lily, were over from Mowry yester-
day.
Despite all the building going on
the demands for houses to rent still
sontinues. There have been more
than thirty applications Ito rent
apartments in a fotr-apartment
building going up on West Avenue.
Yesterday evening there was a re-
port from Tucson that Mrs. w. III.
Land, wife of the manager Of the
Tucson National Bank, was at the
point of death. No particulars were
given. The lady is known well in
Nogales, having resided here several
years, when Mr.. Land was manager
of the Nogales National Bank.
Having met Captain ]. c. Besley
since writing him up a day or two
ago. THE OASIS has learned that
he was in the big war, and has been
invalided recently and discharged
from service. He was Lieutenant
colonel of artillery in the British
army. He served in the Boer war
in South Africa also.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-01-05
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

OF. Santa Cruz County, State of Ari-
zona. In the Matter of the Estate
Of Gideon L. Giroux, deceased.
Notice of hearing petition.
Notice is hereby given that Edith
Perkins Giroux has filed in this
Court certain document purporting
to be the last Will and Testament of
Gideon L. Giroux, together with her
petition praying that said document
be admitted to probate in this Court
as the last Will and Testament Of
said Gideon L. Giroux. who, said pc
titioner alleges, is deceased, and that
letters testamentary issue thereon to
said petitioner, and that same will be
heard on Friday, the 18th day of
January, A. d. 1919, at ii o'clock in
the forenoon Of said day, at the court
room Of said Court House. in the
Town of NogaIes, County Of Santa
Cruz, State of Arizona, and all per-
sons interested in said estate are no.
titled then and there to appear and,
show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted.
. RoBT. E. LEE, Clerk.
,(SeaD
Dated December 91st, 1918.
First Publication Jan. /, 1919.
Last Publication Jan. II. 1919.
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