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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02
NO CONCERTED BATTLE.

There was no concerted battle by
the blacks. the outbreaks dotting Il
large area.
Every police station in the South
Side was flooded with reports Of
deaths and iniuriesl.
Chief Of Police Clarity at late
hour. said that it.. was impossible to
make an exact estimate Of the cas-
ualties because OF the contradictory
reDorts.
The riots which started yesterday
on the South Side beaches. were re
newed when Negro laborers began
leaving the big industrial plants and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02
MOTORMAN is KILLED.

After a motorman had been dragg
cd from his car and killed by group
OF maddened blacks shortly before
midnight and a dozen street cars
wrecked, the street car company or
dercd that no more cars be taken in
to the troubled area. The elevated
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02

Mr.. Joseph Walker, Of Freericks.
burg is in attendance at the Baptist
Reunion.
Mr.. r. B. Goode, Of Abingdon,
Va. in attendance at the Baptist Re-
union.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02
FOUR NEGROES SHOT DOWN

Shortly attcrwad Il mob OF several
hundred Lacks formed at Thirty
nth Street and began stoning 4 DO
iiccman. Gunfirc was opened ana +
OF the Negroes fell all mortaliy wound
cd.
a white man i'll the same neigh
borhood was dragged from truck
and stabbed TO death.
Negro chauffeur was killed by
whites few minutes later in the,
Salt;e block.
Scores OF arrests were made, but
where the rioters were found to be
unarmed they were released.
Negroes hegau lootiHg stores of
whites in one district shortly after
the firing Of rcvolvcrs By squad OF
policemen III an effort to break up II
Tight. oHer small purchase of
groceries. The police soon empticd
their guns The lout:nG continued un
til special guard Of police arrlcd
with rifles arrived. They fired low.
folliag half n dozen blacks \ white
woman was pulled from Il street car
by Negro. He was soon lying un
conscious against the curb The an
CRY whites lett him for dead
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02

Dy dusk hiore than Store OF scpa
rate outbreaks had occurred, Whites
began dragging Negroes froa. street
cars, the Negroes retaliatcd with
stones and knives. Street cars in
me heart OF the black belt wsre
tieu up and the windows smashed.
y Tying squadron" OF blacks mount
"i on a touring ear and riding at full
speed through the section sent Il Vol
ICY OF shots at Il group OF whites. One
"hlte woman was injured, but not
1s&tb} n" ~ Z, CO. Wcla U,tr,nk.i
after Il long chase ana placed under
arrest.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02
HOME or WHITE:

\ number OF wounded s9ngroes
crcpt into alleys. and other dark
places. When they were found they
wore hurried to thc Provident Hospi
tai for colored- which for several
hours received virtual procession
OF injured
The moro seriously w.undcd Ne.
groos received at the hospital had
participated III battle. with whites
near Thirty fifth and. State streets.
Several thQusand OF che blacks con
grcgatcd at this point witlsin II
period OF ten minutes. 1t was an or
derby gathering fop- time. Sudden
~ four, maddcncd Negroes raced up
I The street and Surrounded ghe home
Of q white man. In Il twinkl'ng shots
began to fly III all directions. Fer
hapS more than II score of Negroes
feH. Some were carricls of by com
panionS.
For more than two blocks along
one street Negro Shippers fired from
house toys and windows.
After threats had been made by
: whites 20 "clcan up" the stockyards
district small army Of Negroes
.r',ncl ready to meet tho challenge
' An automobile load of Negroes start
ct over tho district TO estimate the
! numbcr OF whites present. They were
: stoned. Then they drew revolvcrs
'anl racing at top speed fired at
+. whites along the road. \ white man
vas shot in the shoulder and bul
let graZed the head Of a white wo
man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02
USE RAZOITS AND, CLUBS.

Groups Of Backs formcd In foot
ball fashion and charged against
whites with r;tzors and clubs. On
one corner the scene was like Il miniG
turc ba,nc gro:;1ld. Unconscious Ne.
irocS and whites dotted the streets
As they rcgaincd' consciousness they
were arrustcd or permitted To leave
the nciglSlurhootf While, the .:mn bet
tlcs were in progress women, bluclts
and whites hatlIcd away in front
yards Will broums ami missiles. m
one Of these fights, Il white woman
Tr> Il hospital.
lii Ons' fraC1s OLE Thirty -fourth
street Negroes Knocked two police
mon uneonsciors and we're drawing
pistols when ~ group OF Q1sohunseo
Negro soldiers game, 20 tlir' rcscult' of
the whites. In another BATTLE soon
after three Eoiihemun were, shot. One
may tsfa,
In an effort to prcTcnt quick. dis
patch Of rifle benring poli,emom from
one section to anssther. die, Negroes
began cutting telephone, andl telc
graph, lines.
The blacks. began firing ON street
car conductors. and mot romem when
they. refused to allow NHgro passens
crs to board their cars' bectousc OF
threats made, ny white passengers.
One conductor vas reported shot in
rhe, leg.
Amhulance and patrol wagons
threaded their way Through the black
belt throughout the early hours OF
the, night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-02

Il T., - :, ssi.5 !,
On Tuesday, July 20, 1919, the
Richmond. Va. News Leader publish
Cd the results OF its investigation of
the organization Of the Ku KiuX Khan
IN this city aud as Il means of re as
surlng The coIored people of this
city said:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-28
GUATAMALANS COMING
Commission Of Officials To Visit
Naval Academy
PARTY WILL NUMBER IL

Representatives of the government
of Guatamala will pay q visit 10 the
Naval Academy on Saturday morning
for he purpose OF inspecting the
buildings and grounds of the reserva-
ZION and viewing in general the way
in which the United States conducts
her school for midshipmen. mas
much as the midShipmen viii be IN
New York on that date for the Army
Navy football game il Will be impos-
sille for the officials to review the
brigade No ceremonies Will accom-
pany The visit other than the firing Of
a salute of II guns. which is the trib-
ute commonly paid on the visit Of
ministers from foreign countries.
The party which viii make the visit
viii number about twelve officials.
some of them from the Z. S State
Departments. Those who constitute
The special Guatamalan mission are:
Mr.. Hall. OF the Executive Depart
ment of the republic; Mr. McGiron,
Of the Legislative department, and
Mr.. Munoz. representing the Judicial
Department The minister OF finance
Of the Republic OF Nicaragua will also
be member of the party
DR. Row. OF the Latin-American Di-
vision of the State Department al
Washington will accompany the party
here on a special car Saturday morn
ing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-28
MOVING PICTURES
ON MERCHANDISING
Practical Ideas Of Efficiency To
Be Shown To Local
Merchants
ALSO EXPERT LECTURER

Every successful merchant in bust
ness at The present is utilizing every
means possible TO help him advance
and build up better trade. Rea'iz-
ing this, committee Of merchants
has secured most OF the, most inatrnc-
live. educational moving pictures ever
put on the screen. entitled. The
Troubles Of a Merchant ana How a.
stop Them" The pictures Niu he
shown AZ the Municipal Building on
Monday December LIST, at D NJ
The film is a three-reel Essanay fea-
ure and IS brip full Of ideas reli'aie
10 retail business iIshows an old
style store building high windows
preventing good display OF goods.
had arrangement OF stock. lack of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-28
(TO BE CONTINUED
SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN
AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS

In the support of the campaign
against tuberculosis in the drive that
starts December first, do you know
That out Of every 20 persons in
the United States dies every year?
That 10 per cent of these deaths
eare from tuberculosis of all forms?
That nine-tenths of the tuberculo-
sis fatalities are from tuberculosis OF
the lungs?
That until 1912 tuberculosis caused
more deaths than any other disease
but has dropped TO third place since:
That other distinctly infectious dis
eases are responsible for only 6 per
cent OF the total deaths?
That accident homicide, suicide
-cause TT per cent of the total deaths
in a year?
And that heart disease and pneu-
monia-now the principal causes O
death in America lead tuberculosis
by only eight-tenths and five-tenths
per cent, respectively?
+ FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
The wise woman rules her husband
I by permitting him to think he's 1t.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-28

proper management and no
which makes the clerks indi0
resulting in the proprietor aim
coming failure The scene
however. when the merchan
10 adopt system the stores
an attractive appearance.
displayed 50 they viii attrac
tention Of the customer the
come more valuable through corr
and prompt attention 10 the ,rt
fact there is such translara
that new customers are attra
the store. and the merchant a&
comes prosperous.
Mir. Shorland Fannon will
WITH the pictures. by aid of
ticon slides he Viii deal with
lowing subjects:
Retail failures and their
store organizations newspaper
Using. window display .clega
cheney. selling methods cred
ness. system in retail husines
This lecture was secured
the courtesy OF The National
Register Company. of Dayton
Ii has received the highest com,
lion from business organ
wherever il has been shown
There will be no charge for
sion and every business man AND
in the city should take adyantae
tht. ,,ntAnnl nffnr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-28
BAD BREATH =
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calonel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work
People afflicted with bad breath find
Quick relief through taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil They act gently but firmly on the
bowels and liver, stimulating them to
natural action, clearing the blood, and
purifying the entire system. They do
that which calomel does, without any of
the bad after effects. Take one or two
every night for week and note the
Oleasing effect. 10c and 25ca box.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-28

Soaking potatoes fifteen minutes in
cold water before boiling makes them
mealy.
Put onions in cold water before peel
ing viii not make eyes smart
Keep piece of charcoal in refrigera-
tor. Everything will keep sweet.
Rub irons ON salt and keep them
from sticking.
Add pinch of borax to starch Keeps
it from sticking on irons.
Keep piece of stale bread in cake
box. VIII keep cake moist.
4 man who sits down and reflects
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-11-28

4 man who sits down and reflects
isn't necessarily brilliant
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he calls
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is "a mighty situation.
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when the who
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invited them to visit the metropolis. J."
They will come to the Sound. of
course. without an invitation After
crossing the continent they Will
scarcely return without seeing the
future seat of empire.
Tacoma Library--The new library
rooms were formally dedicated last
Saturday evening. The library is open
to the public every evening and Sun.
days.
Dense smoke continues to pervade
the atmosphere.
Mr.. Peterson has leased the dining
room of the Tacoma hotel, which
hereafter will be under his immediate
supervision.
The population of San Francisco is
147,950.
The annexation feeling is on the
increase in Nova Scotia.
Who's Responsible?-The Citizens
Railroad committee, appointed some
three months ago. owe us $40 for
printing deeds. We have applied to
several members for pay but each in
dividual, like Jack Bunsby, looks
into the clouds for a solution of the
question as to where the money is
to come from. Now all we want to
have decided Is. are we to stand the
expense of heightened railroad com.
mittees. or not? If so. we want due
credit for it, and to SO inform the
public.
The citizens of Portland have ap-
pointed an immigration committee to
advertise the resources of their state
abroad.
Our town is putting on airs. being
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

supplied with sprinkler to lay the
dust.
The Portland Herald says that
5. NJ. Wait of Walla Walla returns
the largest income in the Territory.
1t being 1894. This is a great mis-
take. Captain Fitch and Marshall
Blinnn each return over 100000,
while half a dozen other gentlemen
return incomes ranging from $4,000
to $4,000.
New Store-Messrs. Macleay q Co.
announce in today's paper that they
propose to open a produce, wine.
liquor and grocery store in this place
in few days, near the steamboat
landing.
Parties in Boston have begun the
construction of an airship by which
they expect to cross the Atlantic In
Is hours.
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CHASING THE PROFITEER.

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solution of the problem until the sale distribution
operating with and municipal That
municipal commissions
personal opinion
ncines federal commissions
he
bookkeeping
think would be
and he othe
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THE COST OF THE CAPITOL.


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capitol
of the pockets of the
capitol land
striking of
slant pickering that question
capitol
ney settled that will longer seriously disputed
direct attention
prejudice to