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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-04
UN LORO

A do3 Salvador saIas, del hotel
Caribe, Sc lie ha perdido un loro
que tenla en- gran aprecio. la da
do cuenta la detective de la per-
dida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-04
LA FUNCION DE AANANA
"LA CRISIS DEL AMOR.

Refiriendose la reprisc dc la
comedia Ell tres actos, dc nuestro
companero Perez Losada, que ma
mana en- la noche pone en- cscena la
compallia Delgado, Caro- Campos,
decia aver nuestro popular colo ga
La Correspondencia":
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-04
INFDRN1ACION GENERAL
RESIDIENDO AQUI.

Los distinguidos esposos Bales
ter Moret, de Ponce, residen ahora
en- San Juan, Ell donde tienen nu-
mcrosas amistades. Bienvenidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-04
LA INVESTIGACION DE
LA UNIVERSIDAD

La cos obstruction Pd-
blica de IA Cainara esta llevando a
cabo una investigation de la Uni
versidad, acerca deelos titulos de
algunos profesores a los cuales, sc
informa, sc les otorgaron los dl-
plomas, sin cumplirsc todos los re-
quisitos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-04
NOMBRAMIENTO FIRMADO

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha fir
mado, ell nombramiento favor del
senior Nicolas Silva Mercado, CO.
mo juez de la Corte de Paz de Fa-
jardo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-04
DOS MAGNIFTCOS
CONCIERTOS

El distinguido Maestro Tizol, di
rector de la eXcclentc Banda Mu-
nicipal, nos env1a ell programa de
los dos primeros conciertos con qIe
ha de cmpezar la 'tourncc" quo
piensa lleyar ell Maestro Tizol con
Ia banda que dirijc, antes de EN-
barcar hacia los Estados Unidos:
Concierto Jucves 20 de Mario
Ecos de mi TERRA, Sinfonia al.
res criollos.-B. Dueno Colon.
La Corte de Granada, Fantasia
Morisca.
(a) Introduction.
(b) Marcia al Tornco.
(c) Meditaci6n.
CD Scrcnata.
(c) Gran Final.-Chapi.
Rapsodia No. No. 2.-Liszts.
Segunda Partc
Pcrlas de mi Patria, Danz5. =
J. Morcll Campos.
l. L'Arlcsicnnc,
Suit No. ..
(a) Past0ralc.
(b) Miuuct.
(c) Jntcrmczzo.
CD Farandole.
(c) Finale. Bizet.
William Tell. Sinfonia. a.-E. Eo-
ss;ni.
u. Tis0I, Director.
Este concicrto scra el primerl
que Sc cclebrara en el Teatr0 Alu-
nitipal de csta ciudad por Ii Ban
da Municipal (reorganizatla) pa
IA cmrczar su tourr5c FOR la lSla.
Fl se@undo que la de llevarSe
4 efe,to cl y dc MARIO Sc aju9tari
al s'guiente programa:
El Niagara, Gran Walls ic Co..
cicrto.-R. Balseiro.
Cleopatra, Obertura. = Mani
nelly.
Andante, ia. Sinfonia.
Scherzo Sa. Sinfonia. = L. var
Beethoven.
Segunda.parte.
Impossible, Danza.- !. ,Iisiir.
La Feria, Suit -!.acorc.
Minuet, Sinfonia M,lrar--IIay
din.
II, TieOl, Direotor.
Este es el programs del seguntio
,oncieffo por la Baada Municipal,
m el Teatro de eStl ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-04

VISITANDO 4 SAN JUAN
Esta en- la ciudad en- aslntos pro
fcsicnalcs cl Lctlo. .lrtnro Apontc.
Que Sc repitan las gratas vlsitas
del amigo del Este.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-30
SATURDAY, AUGUST3l 1919

Mrs, Don Rae spent Thursday in
pendleton.
II, Il. Sweet of Portland, j. r. Cui-
Ion OF Tacoma, A. Berman Of Cincin-
natl, Ohio. Bruno Weber of Pendle-
ton. W. #. Swiget and NJ. Bornstcin
were registered at the Hotel Echo
Thursday.
O. d. Teel was business visitor in
Pendleton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Peters re-
turned home Thursday after spending
several days at Bend and Portland,
oregon. Mr.. Peters will take charge
OF the Royal Bakery after September
lst
On account of the exceedingly dry
summer. many well over Echo have
gone dry New wells are being drill
ed at the homes of NJ. Mccormick and
Miss Beulah Barker. to replace the
old ones. which have gone dry.
Chas. Ware and ivan Dunning pur-
chased Ford cars from the Echo Auto
Co, this week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-30
EVIL BIRDS FLOWN BY
MARINES SAY BANDITS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-The
American marines in Santo Domingo
are using the alrplane in successful
operations against bandits and in
cidentally have scared some Of the old
santo Domingan natives out OF their
wits.
''Evil BIRDS" Is the description given
the marine airplanes by these natives.
who refer to the bombs dropped by
the marine aviators as 'the evil birds
eggs"
In report to the marine corps by
Captain Walter A. McCaughley, he sal
that some of the natives. after watch
ing operations of the "eviI birds" and
witnessing explosion of the bombs dug
up the bones of their ancestors. boil
ed them and drank the broth to charm
away the terrible visitors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-30

Finley is taking care OF the George
children. Marion and l-ncille. during
the absence of Mrs. George.
Don Rae left Thursday to visit In
the Willamette valley
Mrs. Stats aud daughter, Frances,
returned Friday from an extended
Visit with relatives in Michigan.
Ed Neln left Friday evening for
Montana. Mr.. Ne;n expects to ship
several carloads OF sheep to Chicago
soon.
]. P. Hayden OF walh walla. spent
Thursday here.
Teddy Dagsett returned TO his home
in Echo Thursday. MIR Dagsett re-
Gently Received his DISCHARGE from the
navy.
Mrs. Ray Bradley of Payette. Idaho,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lawrence
MALCOLM. t
Mrs. Gravelle left on No. Z Friday
for California where she will enter
her son. Gustavus. in school.
Tony Vey was n business visitor in
Echo Friday.
The Echo Auto Co.. received q large
shipment of Ford cars this week.
j. Boettger. prominent wheat fa'
ner east of Echo, made business
trip to Pendleton Friday.
VIM. Dennis was hero on business
Thursday. t.
Lee Savely was in the city Friday,
Mr.. Savely is n prominent farmer on
Butter creek.
I. NJ. Johnson is visiting friends and
relatives in Viroqua, Wisconsin,.
MIR. and Mrs. r. II. Stanfield made
a business trip to Pendlcton wednes-
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-30
SMALLPOX ELIDEM|C
ATECHO IS CURBED
1Easl oregonian specially

ECHO. Aug. so.--rhere have heen
no new cases Of smallpox reported
within the last two or three days al
Echo Ruby johnson aud Tom Der
Nec.s local drayman. are the latest
victims or the disease. nr. Metaul'
eosnty health officer. was down from
l7endleton Tuesday and save ord srs 10
close tho city library Indefinitely on
~. cunt Of the smallpox. Il is prom
allie thar there will be no services
nela In the Methodist church sunday
on account OF the disease.
a. :. Monkcrs and nshtcr Miss
Zelpha, were here wednesdsy.
s.ss olive \. Rosche OF Saiem, and
Miss Helen Harrington OF Corvallis :.
naNe been elected 10 leach m the
Ncao high school School com
mcneea here ON Monday. Septcnlher :,
.sy.d a nrge cnrolmene is expected.
enc new books which are TO h
rssa In this school arrived 3hnrsdaS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-30
EAST ORECONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILA co.

and max be obtained at the store *
=. r. c.erge.
" ! Wattenhnrgcr was a huslna ~
'rs-.ssf,tor IN Pendl@Jon Friday.
Mrs, Manuel Pedro returned hoia,.
Tri'' Mrs. Pedro has been IN Pea
,vten tor the past week whore s .
has h-s taking care of her b~o.her-
iasltS, ~ nam Sedro, who was 50
rios ~ n-ssted ny 1ail while on n (:
Vs. ~ n ~ Iehnean springs
"a cp''. inne iassed direc''S ov, :
mo crs a 5.4a n. m We'd esda
r.,at-: - THIS IS the second TIM
lhi,i "a ~. has evor passed here
Earl Essc,styn left Wednesday
morning for The Dalles. where he
viii work in the office of the Tum la
Lum Lumber Co.
Mrs. Walter Lehman and son.
Davy of Pendleton. are visiting at the
nome of Mrs. Lehman's parents. Mr.
end Mrs. l. BR. Wells.
Jack Young of Pcndlcton, former
" of Echo, was here on business Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. T. George left sun
ray for hot Lake where Mrs. George
underwent n serious operation. Mr.
George returned home Wednesday
and reports that Mrs. George is re-
covering very rapidly. Mrs. Claude
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Letter of Thanks to
Red Cross Workers

Joseph r. Wilson. county chairman
for the sale % tted Cross Christmas
seals. has sent "a letter Of thanks ana
appreciation to Mrs. r. j. Mclaughlin,
chairman Of the Booths committer,
aud her aides Tor their valuable SER
vices in adding thr sum OF S6ia.af
10 the amount Of the sales. Names
OF those to whom letters nave been
sent hy tho county chairman, follow
Mrs Lctha Sue Moore. Mrs. Isaac
Barth. Mrs. Hrysun Riggs, Mrs. Cara
line Jnmison. Mrs, Neville summers.
Mrs. o.. :. McLandreas. Mrs. n. II.
Edgar. Miss Margaret rollinger, Mrs.
X. Farrell, Mrs. John T.. Williams.
Mrs. Weir. Miss Virginia iier7ley, Miss
Angelica Howden. Miss shcricy War
IA, Miss Catherine conway. Mrs. N.
Is. Wvldsr. Miss MnrccilA Matson.
Miss Williams. Mrs samuel BiNby.
Mrs. a. l.. BEGINNER. Mrs. ". y.
Royer. Miss Ress Morgan. Mrs.
charles s White. Mrs. Hugh outer,
Mrs Harry p Loo, Mrs. J. W, Elder
Mrs. a. q. Cornish. Mrs. Harry BEN
iamiu. Mrs. Charles benjamin. Mrs.
John T.. simms. Mrs. Manuel otero.
Miss Adelaide pyle, Miss Alma Bald
ridge Mrs. Paul becker. Miss Adele
carr. Miss Jennie Ticrney Miss Julia
kcieher. Miss sydney Y. Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
WANTED-Agcnts

hGENTS- Manufactured specialize costing
' 90 cents. t%rtalls " 900. Farm ~ 900 and
more yearly. We start sou LrNoh Ms
Co. Los Angeles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
FOR sALE-Misccllnncous

FOR sALF-One good coal and wood heater
with Z joints NJ pipe and two elbows, so.
Inquire Herald nmrr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

AGENTS make Rig Profits selling our ~
tracts. Perfume. Cold treHms. Fare
Powders. Spites. Medicines, etr hrautifui
High Grade Line Exclusive TrrritlrT sam
pie soap Free. lhoussian 60, Dept IA,
N. Louis, No,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

80. i2fa3.
State % New Mrklco. County u RerualIIlo,
In the District Court.
Nehpeta = Parent. Plninfin.
IS.
Edward a Parent Defendant.
To the Above Named Defendant
Y0n are hereby notified that q suit has
keeu hlrd against yon In the said Court and
Comfy by the Hhoye uaiucd plaintiff ln
Which the said rlHintla prHys for an ahsn.
late divorce from ihs defendant. ON ID,
grounds ~ cruel and inhuman treatment and
abandonment aud non support. And you are
iHfihFr nntihrd that unless you enter %
cause 90 bee entered your appearance co. said
cause 1n co. before the gth day u February
A y 1920. Judgment viii BE- rendered in sale
cause against you ny default and the relied
prayed Tor viii be granted
Tho mama Of the plainiif's attorney b.
Iieaeork & nrigshy whose post once address
j. Albuquerque, \ NJ
fseaD NEsTOR MONToYA, Clerk.
by HARRY Y LII. Deputy.
Dee ~ Jan 3.IO1f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

ron sALE-TypcNritcrs !

FOR SALE 1lrEwHfTERs-Au Kinds,
both Low and second hand. bought, sold,
rented and repaired. Albuquerque TyprNrit'
or Exchange. fhon6 9ll i22 South
Forth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

$500 PER MOUTH selliHE o. new Patented
Fuel NapuriEer guaranteed Co save up Co
90 uas cent in gasoline. 40 wttrs per gnl.
Ion made with Ford ear sold ON money
back guarantee one sample Tree. hiTinakg
.Naputirer 90. pukagaua. = puk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

IAusustin Garcia. Gallup y II.
I.aui Gonzales. Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Christian Endeavor
Leader VIII Speak

Tomorrow morning at the Broad
way Christian church the conRreEa-
tion will have the pleasure OF listen
Ing 10 q man - NATIONAL leadership
and splendid ability among the Chris
tian Eudeavor societies Of the country.
John ID, Zimmerman Of Topeka, Kan.
the national superintendent Of Shri--
unn EndeuVor among the Christian
churches. h In Albuquerque for q Few
DAYS, and Will speak al the morning
service. Zimmerman Is considered
one of tho real leaders among the
Young people OF the country. and Is
In constant demand at State ana Sa-
uonai conventions. Last ear he
visited nearly every state In the Union
aud 40 much sought after were his
services that he had the opportunity
u spending 0nly TWO sundays Va his
home town. Zimmerman viii ais1
speak to "a meeting OF Young people
NJ the broadway Christian church nt
$50 D.. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
WANTED-FcnhIc Help
wANTED-Man or Woman

NANTED-Man and wife. cooking and sec.
und work. good wages. Phone l0ia.
"a NTIsGN- G.I.a..... ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Duke City Cleaners

We clean hats. mems and women's
riothing. rugs, curtains. draperies.
|tc. 22o West Cold. Phone t4s.
''romptneas our motto.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
SITUATIONS WANTED

StitAiAbNN NfNiLD =
WANTED Position by experienced sieno.
" srarher Miss r. Phone 2i0G. NJ.
EXPERIENCED nurse Ia ali eAsea. Reason.
able rates. 1913 30, Second,
WANTED HousskeepiuE position by lads
Of refinement. Lie children win go ruN
where. NJ b., siu6 ONEIDA ST., Duluth
MANTEn-Misccllancous y
SHAMPOO haircut aud shave at YOU
home. Phone Perkins, 00b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
An Exceptional
Opportunity

Statesmen WAAVED-rhs Carey Salt com.
many Hutchinson kausn. hhs opening igr
three men IuunHry lat New NsNiru South
.pru Colorado TraHs Panhandle salary rN'
'peuses aud commission must have cor and
ous that ran spcal spanish fur Interview
phone 22T or address state MHuuEpr " T.
Whitman, care f,cning Hrrald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

.IPOwERENE ~ EQUAL TO GASOLINE
~ bo y gallon. Salesman and agents
IFhnted Exclusive territory granted Pow
rene is guaranteed 10 be- harmlrss, 70 re-.
move and prevent carbon, doubling life of
u gasoline motors saving repair tddi1E
I nan. speed. power. An amount equal tn 20
braliuns Of gasoline se5t 20 any address IN
The a. IS. charges prepaid. for st0o "
= rter barnes, Santa Rosa, Calf, Dept.
EIg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs
ohai II Garria. Albuquerque.
rita Chavez Albuquerque

.Samn.i W Morrow. DR.. santa Ross. q.
.fmma Lee Bennett. Cirrrn. y n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

LADIES
Whom irregular ur DELAYED usr Triumph
Pills. safe and alWH,s dependable Nnt
sold ID drug stores. Do NOT experiment with
others. save disappointment. Write Cor RE-
llef aud Particular u.s. free Address
National Medical institgir. Milwaukee. Ms.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-15

Black slpr Snip Sails.
Marcus Carney Happy.

Marcus Garyeg, President General
of the National Negro improvement.
Association, m stirring letter te
the Negro World New York; de-
scribes the launching of the steam.
ship Frederick Douglas, the first boat
to be put into active service BY the
newly formed Black Star Line.6 Mr.
Garvey is highly enthusiastic over
the prospects by a regular schedule
between New York, Liberia and
Sierra Leofe, West Africa. Speak
ing at the Odd Fellow Hall, Thursday
night, he announced that a second
ship viii be launched on the first of
January, 1920, Ito be named the
Phyllis Wheatley, and that within a
year fifty ships would be flying the
2 III Star Lines flag ti
1t Is runlored fhat Mr.. GarveS
contemplatesf fs,iig4 the Defendertfor
Ilibasfne thss gH 90 ~ I. !. !,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-15
Strikers Are Outraged.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nev. -" Tho strik-
ing s.cel workers during the 2@st four
weeks, by their forbearance AMI pa
tiencs, prove themselves TO be 'ncn Of
the highest intelligence, says th"
Analgamated journal, official mo@a
zine Of the Amalgamated Association
of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers which
declares that the strikers have had 10
endure NIL manner of persecnti lns.
at is true that all the outrages we're
done under the name Of law end or
der, or with those who were clothed
with some kind of autocratie author
ity. The corporation bull, the. county
deputy, and the state constabulary are
clothed with police power. The mayor
the sheriff and the governor are vested
with executive authority. The police
magistrates and court judges examine
and pass sentences. All these func
tionaries, with a few rare exceptions
are doing everything in their power &c
cooperate with the corporate force!
that are arrayed against the strikers
and most Of them are doing il so open
ly that the most disnSeressed either
cannot fail 10 perceive H."
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-15
False Rulnor Cause
Temporary Run
on Hunter Bank.
r. w. Voolfolk comes
to rescue. % deposit
ors satisfied. Solid as
the Rock Of Gibraltar.

K w. Woodfolk & Co., Banker,
is being commended for his courage
and race pride in saving from bank
ruptey the Banking Firm of r. w.
Hunter & Co. Mr.. Hunter, thru
some disagreement with his partners
had legal troubles. As natural con-
sequence his depositors, fearing his
bank to be in an unstable condition
and their money in danger of being
lost, on November 6 began a run on
his banks.
Mr.. Hunter was in a quandary. He
realized that no bank, no matter
how strong, could stand sudden de-
mand for all of its deposits. The
core of the banking business lies
IN its placing its deposits in the hands
of reputable creditors. In this case
Mr.. Hunter frantically called up Mr.
Woodfolk. His banks were crowded
with depositoEs angrily demanding
their money. The sidewalks swarmec
with the honest folk who had placed
their meager savings with Mr.. Hun.
ter, savings in preparation for the
inevitable rainy day. Mr.. Voolfolk
intrepid barker and thorough race
man that he is, fills his suitcase
with his personal savings and drives
pellmell to the both st. Bank.
lO,00oEln His Suitcase.
When Mr. Woodfolk jumped from
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-15
Grand Boulevard
Home Raided.
Vicious Element Contami.
mated Respectable
Neighborhood.

On Saturday evening a disorderly
house on Grand Blvd, between 9Th
and 7th, was raided. All of the in.
mates We're white. The house is :
three-story apartment and is owned
by a lady of color. This lady of no.
torious flavor occupies the seeont
apartment, and it is said that the
unrestricted vice is conducted
through her stern and experienced
leadership.
This house is patronized entirely
by white people, and ipediose prox
'imity are several othe1.sE Ephses Of in,
'Fesyrs,,. sary.~yasrs ~ : " I sses
homes in the immediate vicinity
Rabbi H. Hirsh's old home is within
a stones throw. The colored people
represent the highest type of cul-
cured and refined Americans.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-15
100000 TrustCompauy
. 10 be Launched by
slofed bIei. I
der of Standard Life In
{. &C Company Offers with
New York Cap;salists.-Ready
70 ''Pu. Over" Big Financial
Venture.
Especial to the Whip.)

Washington, D. c., Nov. r.
Fresh from New York City, where he
spent weeb or ten days in con-
ference with Capitalists who con
troll millions, Homan L. Perry, pre-
sident of the Standard Life Insur-
ance Company, of Atlanta, Ga.
stopped over in Washington this
week en- route South, and announced
the formal launching of campaign
20 put over a financial venture of
tremendous Importance to the col
ored people, to be known as the
Citizens Trust Company.
This is the only financial corpo-
ration to be controlled by colored
people fGvorably passed upon by the
Capital Issues Committee of the u.
s. Treasury Department at Washing
ton, D. C. The new financial insti-
tuition ia to be under national and
state supervision.
The institution is to have a capital
of 250,000, and surplus of an
equal amour. - 100000. Aside
from regular bankn and trust
business, special emphasis will be
given TO assisting colorad people in
purchasing and building homes, and
in securing farm properties on long
time payments and at low rates OF
interest. The development of eel
cred business concerns and indus
trial corporations will receive spe-
cial attention. The new concern
will be national in scope, with branch
offices in many important centers.
Mr.. Perry explained his plans Ii
full detail to the officers of one OF
the largest trust companies in Ne"
York and is to be guided in the for.
nation and operation of the Citizens
Trust Company by these trained ex
perts. He has been assured sub
stantial encouragement in the car
rying out of his plans.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-15
Man Lynche in
Bibb County.
Especial to the whip1

Nov. 8 another example of Ameri.
Haa culture was brought home fore.
IDLY to local Colored residents. The
incident is SO painfully similar to
hundreds of previous cases that we
Hesitate to describe the affair.
Briefly, Paul Jones, Colored, hav-
ing been accused of attacking a
white woman, is summarily locked UP
by the sheriff. deputies in a himsy
shanty. This in Bibb County, al
ready famed for its humanitarian
spirit and its love fop.oae CoIored
race. Shortly after the usual mob
is formed, some one hundred strong,
ard following the accepted procedure
IN such cases, makes show of yio-
lence to the deputies. These worthless
nuietly sneak away, the shack is
brekea into n that is, the door il
..1lzS ba q .Esses led .iAssay
ii ftritfafk. He Ii dragged SOME FIVE
miles ouf Of town to the B.. r. Adams
cotton min, where, under conven-
lent tree. his body is strung up and
riddled With bullets. After this thor
oughly American treatment his body
IS cut down and laid across the Cen
tral Of Georgia Railroad tracks, os-
tensibly to be finished by some kind
hearted southern engineer.
The woman, who refused to give
her name, told Sheriff Hicks that the
eoiored man attacked her while she
was passing through the red light
district of the town. She stated that
before breaking away she covered
the Negro with blood. No trace of
blood was found on Jones by the
sheriff.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-15

the machine with heavy suitcase
in his hand, the crowd momentarily
drew back. Forcing his way through
the mob, he entered the ante-room,
where he was greeted by the dis
traught Mr.. Hunter. Quickly the two
of them entered the cashiers cage.
How Much" "<queried Mr.. Hunter,
Enough | think for both places" !"
said Mr., Woodfolk breathlessly.
Pays OFF In Person.
Mr.. Voolfolk lost no time. With
de&terity he opened his suitcase and
stack after stack of bright ten-dollar
bills were piled upon the counter. As
Mr.. Abbott of the Defender and the
reporter of the Chicago Whip stood
by, the doors were thrown open and
in surged the mob. With the suavity
of born financier, Mr.. Voolfolk
paid them eff three hundred to this
one and fifty to the next. With
astonishing rapidity over twenty-five
people received their money in this
way, re-deposited it when they were
sure that no failure was possible.
Change of Attitude.
Now Mr.. Woodfolk had counted
upon staving off the run by the mere
appearance of the money. He knew
that once the depositors had beer
assured of the ability of the bank
to meet their demands they para.
doxically would suddenly find no rea
son for making those demands. Sc
it happened here. Gradually, as one
person after another went smilinglS
out of the foyer, waving aloft theil
rescued savings, the attitude of the
crowd changed. From a surging
frightened mass of humanity will
locks of anxiety painfully expressed
it suddenly took on the aspect of +;
holiday gathering. Smiles and sigh'
of assurance took place of the pre-
vious threat of violence. In some
thing like half hour the crowd dis
persed.
Mr.. Woodfoik Has Nothing To Say
The reporter drove down to Att
street with Mr.. Woodfolk, where tn
same conditions were met with an,
where the same result ensued. Al
hour later, when asked for state
ment Mr.. Voolfolk refused to com
ment upon his action. Merely dut,
one colored banker owes 10 another,
was all he would say.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-15
Dangerous Germs.

"You claim there are microbes in
kisses?" she asked the young doctor.
There are" he said.
What disease do they bring?" she
asked.
"Palpitation of the heart. Ladies
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