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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16

LdHCCHdN N1OilLdS dSe% lNAAAS
voru dustojnikem.
Kapitan Gill byl velitelem
jedne z pul tuctu onech lodi,
jez vlada usluzne poslala do
Newportu, ably zde pomahali k
oziveni sezony. Byl vytecny
tanecnik a obliben u dam a
starry znamy pani De Graffen-
ried. "Znate jiz pana Gamble
dele?" tazal Sc, aby navazal
rozhovor.
"Setkal jsem Sc s MIN jed
nou," pravil Montague. "Mdj
bratr jej zna."
. "Ollie je nejak naramne do
Ineho zamilovan," pravil kapi-
tan. "Podivng chlapfk.
Montague hbit6 prisvedco-
val.
"Setkal jsem Sc 5 MIN V
BroOklyne," pokracoval kapi-
tan, jakoby Sc mu zdaIo, re
jeho znamost Gamblem Wy
zaduje vysvetleni. "Byl ma
ramn6 kamaradsky S dustojni-
ky We valecn6 lodenici. Millio
mari ma pensi nedavajf Sc prilis
casio touto cestou."
Take bych myslil," pravil
Montague S Gsm6vem. Ale
byl jsem prekvapen, ze jsem
Sc MIN setkal zde."
IS tim Sc setkate i ma ne
BIZ" prayil kapitan Sc smfchem
"vleze-li mu totiz do hlavy, do
stati sc tam. Je to Glovek do
bracke povahy; ale mohu vam
rici, ze kazdy, kdo by Sc do
mnival, re Gamble nevi, co de-
la, Seredn6 by Sc mylil."
Montague premySlel teto
poznamce pfi posnidavce kdyz
sed6l u stolu naproti Gamble
owl. Vedle n6ho sedela Vivie
Pattonova, ktera ucinila Gam
bla obeti svych Spicek. Neby-
ly to zrovna prilis delikatni vii
py, ale Gamble je vytrvale sna
vSel a sklebil Sc pri mich rozto-
nile.
| Byl zahadou, jiz Montague
| lebyl S to rozluStiti. Jisto by
o, re byl bohaty, nebot' rozha-
| zoval penize plnyma rukama !;
lie Y teto spolecnosti nebyl VII
| )ec zadny nedostatek pen6z.
| Montague hadal, zda Sc zde ne
| octI snad proto, aby pani De
Iraffenreid a jeji pratele nell
in6koho, koho by mohli urazeti
| otirati sc o n6hO. Oci jeho
| )reletaly celou tn radu osob,
;edicich u tabule, a protiva me
ii mimi a Gamblem byla velmi
| zabavna. Pani De Graffen-
| 'eid mela rada spolecnost mia
| lych lidi, a v6tsina jejich no.
| ii patrila k druhe, ba i treti
| generaci. Muz z Pittsburgh
zdal Sc byti ia mjedinym, KITE
lry 81 sam vydobyl svych penez
Ia ktery nesl znamku boje pc
lnize ma sob6. Montague usmal
;e pr t6to mySlence. Pfipa-
! lal mu jake prave vteleni du-
cha petroleje; byl tlusty a ne
| ofiiemny, kdezto ostatnich
etfolej byl jiz rafinovan de
ikatnf vonavky. Ale do jist6
liry "a to on prave vypadal
tam jako nejspiSe clov6k. Ne.
porn6 byl krut6 sobecky; a
: )rece, m6l-li zajem o sebe, mel
/ zaiem jine lidi, kdezto me-
Il duvernymi prateli pani De
Graffenreid pokladano "a
namku sproste vsednosti, "a
matt Sc vGbec o neco.
Zdalo Sc, re Gamble stej-
. ne Sc zaiimal o Montaguea, z
uvodu nejspiSe znamych o.
sem jemu samemu. PriSel k
: 'nu po posnidavce. "Je tc
: ply poprve, co jste zde, povi.
: Ial nln6 Oliver" pravil.
Montague prisved6il, nace5
: iamble pripoiil: MEL byste
1 e radeji Sc mnou podivati ma
I m6sto. Nam zde svuj WIZ"
i Montague nemel zadneho z5
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We VraVe q hluku SlaVnOSll
vkradl Sc patrne nepovolany
mezi hosti, vklouzl nepozoro-
vane do domu, dostal Sc az do
druheho patra, kde spaly vase
dceruSky a uloupil tn, kterou
zovete Annou?" rekl komisaf
po bedlive uvaze.
"Zajiste Sc tax stalo,' pri-
svedcil Rivadarcos. "Zlocin
nemohl byti jinak proveden."
'Nyni zalezi vSe ma TOM, a
bychom naSli osobu, ma niz lie
uvaliti podezreni. Vyslechnu
hned vase sluzebnictvo. Pro-
hledneme pax tez seznam po-
zvanych bedIive vSe spolu
prozkoumame.'
80, snad nechtel byste po-
dezrivati n6ktereho nasich
pratel," horsila Sc Emma.
Madame, Trad muj mi ka-
re, abych kazdeho vyslechl.
Ostatne pomuze nam kojna "a
jiste ma stopu, necht' jest jiz
spoluvinnice nebo ne. = Vzpa
matovala Sc uz?' tazal Sc, o.
brativ Sc k baronovi.
''Kdyz jsem odesel, byla je-
ste bez sebe, ale doktor Re-
nout mi vzkaze, jakmile Sc
vzbudi bude s to, ably zodpo
vedela vase otazky"
"Dobre, seckane'.
Komisar Sc. zamyslil, = po-
tom uprel bystre oci pevne ma
oba namely tazal Sc:
"Znate nekoho, kdo by vam
mohl byti nepritelem, NADIA
me - ci Wy, pane barone?'
"Neznam nikoho panel cd
pov6dela Emma upinou jisto
tou a uprimnosti.
Rivadarcos neodpoV6del.
Komisar vsiml 81 jeho mice
nj.
"A Wy, pane?' tazal penez-
nika.
"Nevim O zadnem nepriteli
zde We Francii ="
Nebyl jist = mluvil pone-
kud neurcite.
Komisar 81 toho v$iml be-
dive 81 to zapamatoval; pro
tuto chvili necht6l vsak o tom
siriti SLOW; medal Ma sobe AM
znati, re 81 toho vsiml.
"Jen Sc dobre rozmyslete,
"Kazdy, kdo zaujima vysok6
postaveni, maze miti nepfate-
le.'
"Kde wall bychom my, ne.
pratel,' zvolala Emma. "Nikc
mu jsme neublizili a cinimC
jen dobre."
"Vim. madame, re iste mi
losrdna a dobrotiva', odveti
urednik a hluboce Sc uklonil
"Nebyl bych hoden sveho Il
radu, kdybych neznal aspoi
die povesti osoby, jako jsol
baron Rivadarcos a jeho chot'
Ncjde-li redy pomstu, nebo
ukojeni zaSti, muslin Sc proz'
tim myslenlly te die vasich Wy
povedi vzdati. Ale pax muz
to byti toliko sproste vyderad
stvi."
Emma hledela nan udivenf
Rivadarcos, ktery sklonil pi
slove "pomsta' mimodek hls
WI, rychle Sc ted vztycil.
"Kazdy vi, re jsJe bohat,
hovoril Beauvais dale, 81 byl
lie urcitosti souditi, re nebl
dete Sc lekati zadne ODE
hmotne, pujde-li nayracel
vasi dcerusky".
Jest pravda," zvolala b
ronka, "dala bych cele s'
imeni - ktera matka byto ne
cinila? ]"
"Ale jest MONA i tretl ve'
"Jaka?" ptal Sc penezni
"Jsou lide, kteri nekdy p
trebuji dite ohledu hmc
nych prospechafskych =
va Sc mu casio neprave jmel
a uvadi Sc do rodiny, kan Il
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE jed.

PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE jed
norodinny dunn o A pokoiich
blize55. ulice a kary, moder-
ne zarizene, ulice dlazd6na.
Hotoye je treba sIozit $500.
ostatni splacet jako naiem me
sicne. Blizsi sdeli mattel Ka-
rel Naprstek, 3445 E. 80 ul.
aneb James Cabalek, 1899 T..
12l I'll. 1913
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PRODA Sc sici stroj, ieden
kuIaty stul, jeden kuchynsky
stul a postel, vse LEVINE nasled-
KEN odjezdu z m6sta. Haste
Sc V elsie 5319 Bragg Rd., bli
re Z. So ul. 1917
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L-, -. -.

ze jste slySel tn historku?"
"Nikoliv," odvetil Montague
Neslysel jsem o TOM"
"To je nejnovejSi newport
sky sprym, pravila d anna.
'Musili koupiti obecni zastu-
oitelstvi, ably toho dosahli. Pc
teto ceste jezdival kazdeho
Inc omnibus Sc zvedavci, pro
hlizejicimi 81 pozoruhodnosti
Newportu, a koci vzdy zasta-
Ill, postavil Sc ma kozlfku a
ukazoval bicem ma Landsiov-
sky palac. "Tohle je, danny a
panove," volaval, "palac Lam
disovych a "a MIN je palac
jonesovych. Jednou pan Smith
mel zenu a nabazil Sc il, a pan
Jones mel zenu take Sc il ma
)azil; a tax oba dobyli 81 roz-
odu a vym6nili 81 sve zeny,
! nyni pani Smithova zije V
Jonesovskem dome a pani Jone
iowa zije We Smithovskem do
ne. - Giddap!"
XIII.
Alice byla nazitri zahy vzhu
ru, ably sla do kostela S Harry
Curtissem, ale Montague, KITE
ry 81 prisel skutecne odpocinou
ii, vstaval hodne pozde. Pc te
vydal Sc ma prochazku ulice.
mi, ably pozoroval lidi. Polka.
la jej pani De Graffenreid, kite
ra die sveho obyceje pozvala
lei na posnidavku. Sci a Sc
tkal Sc u nj asi Sc ctyriceti il
nYmi osobami, ktere byly stej
Inc nahodile pozvany, a mez
limi byl i jeho bratr Ollie, -
a k velkemu jeho ohromeni do
,once llieuv pritel, pan Gam
le,
Gamble byl od6n bezvad
! ny ,iachtovy ubor, ktery ma je
no Sirokem t6le pasobil nejvy.
sm6snym dojmem. Pozdravi
Montaguea s obvyklym svyn
pretekanim citd: "Jak Sc ma
te, pane Montague, = jak ST
mate?" pravil. "SlySel jsen
cd vas od t6 DOLBY, co jsem va!
naposled videl."
"V jak6m smeru?" tazal s,
Montague.
"Bylo mne receno, ze jst,
Ee spojeni Mississippskol
ocelarnou," pravil Gamble.
"Ponekud," primal tazany
"Musite byti opatrny, = m;
te co d6lati s velmi uhofovity
mi lidmil Ba myslfm, re jsol
Ijest6 uhofovitejsf nez ii z Tr1
stu," pravil dale a pripojil po
mrkavaje ocima: "Rikavam
re jsou diva druhy darebaka
petrolejarskem obchod6: pre-
Inc isou to darebaci. kteTi Sc
mali, ze Sc mohou jeden nj
druh6ho spolehnouti, a ii jsor
V Trustu: a "a druhe jsou t
! darebaci, ma kterG by Sc ne
mohl spolehnouti ami sam d'a
| bel a to isou neodvisli, stoj
: ci mimo Trust. ia vim dobrt
co povidam: ia jsem byl sar
; Ineodvisly."
A pan Gamble Sc rozchecE
tai mad timto Vtipnym naps
dem, Ike kteremu Sc as; cast
; vracel We svJch rozmluvacf
"Jak pax Sc mate, kapitane?'
prayil k muzi, jenz sci prav
koler. Pane Montague, dc
volte mn6, abycb vam predsts
VII sv6ho pritele kapitana Gi
. Ia"
| Montague Sc obratil a sp;
tIil yysokeho, dilstojne vypad
b. iiciha namofnika. "Kapita
i Henry Gill Z valetn6 Loo
: Allegheny"
i "Jak Sc mate. pane Mont;
) gue?" pravil kapitan.
''Bratr Olivera Montaguea
? dodal Gamble dale. A pal
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PRODAM noyy dunn pro 2
rodiny cislo 6173 Morton Ave.
Mono Sc stehovati "a A tydny.
Haste Sc u j. MareGek, s.avi-
tel, 1928 Horner Ave. 1921
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PRONAJME Sc byt nahore
D trech svetnicich. Voda, plyn.
Eajem levny. Haste Sc elsie
1901 Coath Ave. Corlett.
1918
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 trech
pokojich, hodici Sc pouze pro
I've osoby. Haste Sc V elsie
1915 w. so. ul. 10-16
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

tho work OF tho Versailles Peace Con
ference, President Woodrow Wilson
has been conducting a campaign for
it's ratification in many States. He
hoped to arouse public sentiment in
favor of the measures to such an OK
tent as to cause some of the Senators
to reverse their positions and to
change their attitude. While he has
crowds in the western country, he
has steadily lost ground in the Unit.
cd States Senate, where the voting is
TO take place.
1t is now announced that nine Dem
ocratic Senators will combine with
forty-ninc Republican Senators to SO
cure the adoption of the amendments
and reservations as proposed by tho
Committee OH Foreign Relations.
While some notifications will be
made the amendments and rcscrva-
tons will he added to the instru-
mcnts i'll practically the como shape
as they left the Committee. Then
the question: will be presented as to
which of the warning elements will
vote TO ratify the treaty. According
to President Wilson's announced 20
sition, his friends must necessarily
vote against the ratification of the
treaty, while the Republicans and
Democrats will vote for it's ratifica-
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

~ United States destroyer came to
this city and cast anchor. During its
stay last week, visitors were permit
cd TO go aboard, but these visitors
were confined strictly to white PEG,
pie. When tho officer in charge was
approached and asked about the mat.
tor he informed the questioner that
this was done on orders from Wash.
ington. 1t will he extremely interest
ing to know the facts in this case.
The colored citizen who was denied
admission to the vessel had been par.
ticuarly active in promoting the sale
OF government bonds to pay the sal
aries and expenses of the very men,
who denied him and his people ad
mission to this war vessel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20
NEW YORK'S GOVERNOR MAKE,
A STATEMENT.

Governor Smith of New York in
response to n letter of enquiry an
nounces that he will do all in his
power to see to it that citizens Of New
York State arc duly protected in the
discharge of any lawful vocation in
any other State Of this Union. This
was In reply to letter asking for
information concerning tho Mr.. John
II. Shillady outrage in Austin, Tex
MS and the sympathy expressed by
the Governor Of Texas, not for tho in
jured man but for those who inflict
cd tho injury.
What can Governor Smith do about
It? Should Mr.. Shillady elect to 90
back to Austin, Texas what steps can
he take to protect him during his so
1ourn on Texan soil? This presents
most interesting situation Can
MIR. Shillady secure a warrant in Il
United States Court against the man
who assaulted him, he being a non
resident of the State or must he re
~ upon the protection of the judici
airy of Texas. one of the judges or
which State was guilty of assaulting
him? r.
President Wilson is being asked TO
protect the Armenans in Turkey and
the Jews in Russia, what can he do
towards protecting the citizens of
New York State in Texas? The on
preston OF the colored people has
led to the oppression OF the white pco
pie. Colorcd folks in Texas are now
i'll conference with the white folks of
the same State, for there seems to
nave been mutual understanding
mat Texas is far Texans, be thcy
black or white. and that when a man
beats his own wife and whips his own
children, outsiders had better keen
. we'll in the street and mind their
own business, while the mutual mis-
. understanding" is going on. This is
an amusing situation OF affairs in
this free country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

White folks down here arc oppos
ing woman suffrage because colorcd
women will have the right to vote.
The argue that the prcpondcrancc OF
colored women in some counties will
show itself ut the polls. We used to
think so too, but Il bitter experience
has taught us otherwise. Even white
men cannot vote in some sections or
this happy land unless they vote in
accordance with the wishes of the
dominant party and when they do
succeed i'll voting, they express an
opinion one way and when the count
is had 1t is found to he another.
The talk about majority rule is n
joke and the colorcd folks OF the
Southland know it. Quit your kid
ding"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20
THE PEACE TREATY AND TIE,
COVENANT.

The Treaty OF Peace with Germany
and the League OF Some Nations are
having trough shedding" in the Unit
cd States Senate. Presto Wilson
is making the effort of his life in
trying to save both from defeat The
present plan of the Committee on
Foreign Relations is to amend this
treaty and then to ratify it With the
amendments included. 1t takes only
a majority vote to amend the docu-
ments, but it will take a two thirds
vote to ratify it.
This will place the administrations
forces in a most embarrassing posi-
ton. They have claimed that Senator
Lodge and his supporters have been
and are now determined not to vote
for the ratification Of the treaty and
League covenant, but they will pro
coed to support both after the amend
ments and reservations recommended
by the aforesaid committee have been
included in the revised document In
tho meantime, this will cause the
supporters Of President Wilson to
either decline to vote for their own
measures or to withhold their votes
In last desperate effort to save
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

a National Race Congress has been
called to meet Tuesday, October 7th,
1919 in Washington, d. c.. 1t will he
n great meeting if the arrangements
OF the promoters are carried out. An
effort is being made to lift a defense
fund to the amount of quarter of a
million dollars. Editor William Mon
roe TrOttcr of Boston,, Mass, will no
doubt be central figure in this as,
grcgation Of race leaders.
Certain it is that this is an oppor
tune time to voice protests and
to call for an amclioration OF present
day conditions. Despite the aggra
vations and prosecutions if spirit
OF conservatism pervadcs the meet
ing to the extent that our white
friends, not our white enemies shall
have little cause for criticism or com
plant, all will be we'll and much
good will be done.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20
QUALITY HAIR pOMADE,

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Gen. Joseph l.. Jones Of Ohio, the
most popular presiding officer the
Grand Court Order OF Calanthe ever
had is not feeling good these days.
From the way he is telling it, he has
just cause for complaint, but he is
shrcwdly keeping his feelings and his
to control Ohio as we'll as he seems
to be controlling himself, there may
be trouble in the future for some
body.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Colorcd folks are as thick as black
berries in the Southland and as plcn
tful as apples on the trees in some
portions of the Northland. Judging
by their troubles, they occupy most
of the best seats III Heaven for pun
ishment Is not for them there. They
got theirs in double quantity while
residing upon the earth with its
troubles, trials and tribulations at
the hands OF the Negro haters.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20
il he has one hundred thousand dol
lars for use aid service.

President Wilson no doubt feels
about the Peace Treaty and the Lea
Stated Senators have gotten through
with it, very much like husband
feels after an angry wife gets through
with giving he" opinion Of him and
his actions. Either the Senate or the
President of the United States has
made Il mess of it.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

the ratification OF the Peace Treaty
that President Wilson promised he
would have ratified after no had had
the time OF his life in securing its
approval at Versailles. Over there,
President Wilson had moro than one
hundred million dollars ut his dis
posal, but over hero it is doubtful
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Of black empires and republics would
do we'll not to come to this country
for the proper official recognition.
They embarrass n Democratic Prcsi-
dent who has black and a colorcd
hating constituency behind him. Even
the Japanese come in for share OF
their contempt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

que is representing this Third Con
grcssional District to the infinite sat
isfaction OF both the white and the
wants. an astute Attorney General or
Secretary Of State, he will find the
right kind of ability in the accom-
plishcd product Of Old Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20
n|eChaniCs Savings Bank
~ w. corner 3rd & Clay Sfs., Richmond Va.


BOOK SEVEN SEALS Young, who in the
into
tells
She diseases
them that
left to bury the dead and this already in the
sold 60 Mrs.
Street also at Mr. o. r. Robinson Wonderful
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municaions MRS. LUCINDA YOUNG, T.. No
Richmond, Virginia. AGENTS WANTED.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

A person who has nothing must
be happy these days, for they are free
from annoyance by the city tax col
lcctor, the state assessor and the
United States Government Bureau
official They can sit out in the sun
shine and cooingly sing, every day
will he Sunday bye and bye"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Many people are OF the opinion that
President Wilson'S tour of the coun
try at this time is preliminary to
his announcement of his candidacy
for reelection in 1920.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

This government is said TO be run
more demands will he made upon tho
people who have green backs or 9th
or kinds Of money.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Rev. A. A. Calvin, d. D., Of Dan
vile Va has been called to the pas
torate OF the First Baptist Church of
Newport News, Va. That church will
be lucky if il can secure his services.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

We all talk about heaven as 4
glorious place, hut most Of us prefer
The other fellow going over there
to enjoy the milk and honey and the
paved streets Of gold and the glorious
times that they say folks have
who 60 there.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Discussing subject with the aver
age female is like moving around in
a circle. 1t will not be long before you
will be back at the starting point
again. Some men are the same way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

People are not bothered now about
whether the sun moves or whether
it stands still. They know that it has
gone out forever to the millions, who
lost their lives across the seas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

1t is no use to worry about our ups
and downs" these days. We shall all
be in heaven after n while, where wo
shall rest from our labors and from
our troubles.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Women are now demanding all of
the rights and privileges of men and
some of them arc demanding too all
OF the wrongs and the forbidden
fruit Of this same class OF people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

When you find that you can not
get along with some people, the best
thing to do is to let them go there
way and you go your way. This will
apply to members of ones own family.
There is no need OF any particular
'ill-feeling about the matter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Some. people will not do right for
pay and they will do wrong without
pay,-or with pay, so long as they
know they are doing wrong.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Senator Hiram Johnson of Californ-
in is holy terror" on the stump and
no one knows it better than the dis
tinguishcd occupant Of the White
House.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Remember that when you came into
you and some of us have had nothing
since, but what some other folks gave
us.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20
thing rotten in Denmark ;"

People, who cnslavc themselves
for others arc least appreciated by
those people for whom they suffer
until they are dead and in some
body's cemetery.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Hon emmett J. Scott is mighty
quiet since he went on that Howard
University job Even DR.. w. e. b.
Dubois has let him alone these days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Some people are so contrary that
their feet will not move the same
way. They even walk slcw-footed or
bow legged.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

The Boston police did not seem to
but they could not lawfully strike.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

When a colored American citizen
Is not permitted to go aboard an
American war-ship, there is some
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

The young folks Of today may be
like the young folks OF yesterday, but
they do appear to be much different
to the average observer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

You may do wrong today, but pun
ishment will como tomorrow or the
next day or the day thereafter
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Some people who are not satisfied
when they are doing poorly are not
satisfied when they are doing we'll.
!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Some people work so little That they
do not get up enough blood circula
ton to keep themselves warm.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Religion is at low-ebh lin some sec
and valleys of Europe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Efficient police officers should DO
paid good salaries and the inefficient
ones should not be employed at all.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-20

Most people like deception. They
prefer to have the wrong thing told
them rather than the right thing.