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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
NUEVOS DlSCOS COLUMBIA

296-Eya. Oh signor; tene sopra me la mano. Soprano y Cofo.
Eva. STA per chimera felcna. Solo dc Soprano
22S5-Sansonc c DaNa. Sapre per te. Mezzo Soprano.
Sansonc e Dahla. Apric foreir. MeZzo Soprano.
H55-Nanon Lescault. Fra vol beni. Tenor.
McfNt0fces. Solo Tenor.
J65-Pescattore de Perle. Nj par DNGir ancora. Solo Tenor.
Pescatorc de Pcrle. Delto mia Vita. Solo Tenor.
272i Don Pasquale. (Donizzett) Como e gentle Solo Tenor.
Don PaSquale. TOrnami q dir che mani. Soprano Tenor
5lS-La Favorita. Una Ferenne. Solo Tenor.
La Favorita. Wen Leonora. Solo Baritone.
3SI-Serenata de Gounod. Virginia Gavan de Nsva.
Fore che Langue. Solo Soprano. Galyan de MAYA.
2iOl-La Favorita. o MO Fernando. FANNY ANlTUA.
FaustO. SaFvc Dinora. Solo de Tenor.
2647-rrovatorc. Di gcolozzo amor sprezzato. Soprano. Tenor y Baritone
23OS Norma. Ne prOtege Solo tenor.
Norma. Mccco al altar di renere. Solo Tenor.
Gia-Fausto. Tote d:rmorc. Soprano ' Tenor.
Fausto. bio deor. Bajo Y Coro.
266g-Aida. Soprano Y Tenor.
Aida. Solo Soprano.
2661-fosc&. Ella vera. Solo Baritone.
rosca. Ga mi dcorcio vcnal. >0o Baritone.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

ci1N Y CT il correction del lcnguejc.
Gloria De Mexico y de csc Sigio
fuc IN iHsigne poeuiSa Sor ,Iuana
Ines de la cruz. llamada "Decinla Mu-
Sa".
Al Iado Dc cSaS ficuras ocupa lu-
EAR distinguido cl matematico " his
toriador Si%ucnza Y Gongora.
Tambicn h-iIaron en- csa centuria
indio< ono Nela Y Ju;.rcZ. poctas
comic0S, Lui> Ju3reH, pinto. discipulo
del maestro espano! Echavc. con 4uicn
compit". In india Ana Gutierrez que
es"ribi5 un trutado de "AntiGuchados
MeXicanaS".
Fin 81 ,iclc d. Ia cieuc;a mc%i-
ana brillan eli cl s;eio NEIII los in
s;cnes hirorisdorcs Clayijero, Cavo.
Rartoiachc Y .Nlegre. Q! matematico
Pedro IL Maroon. cuya obra mar
Il los mo"im!cntos de los g~ianeIas )
fUe in2resl por 10 Soborna lie Paris.
unc DE los nrimeros centres cientifi-
cos del nundo: 81 ?. AlZate. 81 as
tronoElo Leon ! Cana. elogiado pOr e!
iran Lalarie: .! draTalur"o Gorosti-
"a. cl poeta Abad. 81 historiador Be
riStain Y SouZa. el gran poeta z: Ian
divar, ' otros innumcrables.
En- csc Siglo cl astronomo mcXica-
no Don. Joaquin Velazquc4 de Leon,
WHO = onserrar 81 raso &c Venus Z
California, Y el abatc Chappe. jefe de
n comi2ior franccS2 Sc sorprendiU n
yer la eXactitud De los cilculoS del ma
tenatico meXicano.
En- el arte descoll6 Ell csc siglo el
genio de Ia pintura m~eXicana. Mi
! gucl Cabrera. !lamado juStamente
"El Rafael Mexicano," los Coras, y
csc orro coioso que lleva tambicn
en- 81 fama Ia historic artiStica meXi-
cana. del primer tercio del siglo Mn.
Francisco TrcsguerraS. ell admirable
constructor del temple del Carmen.
dc Ce'aya. Ell que r0mplo todoS los
modes del art2 arQuitect0nico anti
quo. para poncr los cimientos del que
| pudicra Ilau3rSc arir mcXicHno.
1olsa: y tantos Otros.
FL Baron dc Humboldt, cue yisitG
Ia Nuova Espana. Il principles del
si"la pasado, Sc admire dc encontrar
tar difundido en- Mexico cl conocl-
micnto de Ia Quimica.
Tn calculo muy bajo nos di la ci-
fra de 100000 hombrrs !lustrados
que de las Universidades. Colegios y
Seminarios de la Nueva ESpana. pro-
dujeron iurantc Ia domination espe-
Hola en- Mexico.
;Puede decirse algo semjante de
otro pals dc America?
ER ci @iglo XIN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

'
| dc uuostro uaiS "u ci jiGlo MI. CT
Ia ~tapicerIa. , 81 la Fabrication "t
loZa. en- la cual. Seguu tcstimonio dc
los commissioners. los artli!ca> In
dios podian rompctm con los n'elore
dc t~lorcncia. qu" era Ia ciud;.d euro
ura donIc 81 fahricaOan las mas eH-
| auisitaS obraS de loZa fina Y dc Dorcc-
lana
La c~ultura mtxicana en- IA cpoca CO
ionial.
Cor la conquista s. introdujercn eli
Ia Nucva ESpana todas las aries Y
ricncias dc Europa. 4 inmediatamen-
e comonzaron = dcS"ollar en- elias
indios Y crio!!os.
En- 81 si@Io XVI. que fue cl de / a
conquista. soDrosali"r"n cl lesuIta IN
do Toyar. : otro udio de 81 mlsmo
apollidu que cscribicron ohras &cerca
de la ASTORIA Antigua de Mexico. 10
mismo que los escriioreS indios FL
mentel. IxtlixochiIl. Pomar, MIA. Al
varado T~czoLomo2. Ay"la. NUM- Chi
maIalain. Ponce, Zapata, Mendoza )
otr0s.
Muchos c~rio!los meXicanos Sc dis
, Hgu;eroa tambitn ell csc sig!o. en-
ruc Sc fund6 II UaiverSidad Next
ana. sc traio a Mexico n primera
m9renta QUO huho en- cl Continente
americana. : Sc cstablecieron cole
| .ios he altos cstudios para indioS, y
| So fundaron escuelas para ellos en-
;odos los lugares sanriiicados por las
p~lantas dc los m~isionero<.
En- 81 Siglo XVII SobresGliercE
! Juan Arricla. Gle cScriblG n CO.
media intiSulaua No hay mayor nal
1ue los c~elos": Manuel de Leon, al
tor De variaS maduinas para desa-
CUES dc minas; FL P. Javier Bece-
IRA. nue ocup6 altos puestos en- ID Uni
versidad ' on varios cabildos.
Pe"o eli 9ucSto de honor en- csc
.iglo corresponds al insigne On. Juan
Ruiz de .Aiarc0I, doctor en- lcyes
de IN Universidad dc MEXICO, y gu"
habiendo pasado a Espana compitio
como dramaturso con los g:gantes del
teatro espanol que Sc llamaron Lop2
de Vega, Calder6n de Ia Barca Y Mo-
reto. V que en- concepto de ia critica
es el gerdadero fundador. de Ia CO.
media moderna con su production
tcQtral Ia Vcrdad Sospeotosa'. que
sirvi6 de modelo 4 Corneillc. que do
nuevas orientacicnes n teaJro fran
ceS. Segun eI critico espanol Har-
t~zenbusch. nIestro paisano A!arc0n
supera a Lope Dc Vega. = Calder3n
" = Moreto en- Ia variedad : peri2c-
ciJn de las figursS. en- ei tino para
manejarIas, en- Ia igualdad de esti-
10, en- el esmero de Ia versifica-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02

. |

Al hacer su pedido procure haccr
dos seIecciones dc pleas. para que
81 por alguna circmstancia estam9s
faltos dc TN disco podcr suStituirlo
con otro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-02
Ea ci @iglo XI.X.

FL arte y ia ciencia fueror los uni
COS campos en- que pudo esparciarse
Ia inteligencia mexicana, en- los tres
siglos de 10 domination e~spanola. pc
70 en- 81 siglo pasado con IA guerra
de Independently una constellation
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-23

In some parts of China, if a man
fails to pay his debts, his creditors
carry away on6 Of his doors. i. is
thought thaot this permits evil spirits
to enter JfrIDn j ~ ..u
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-23

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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-23
ARAB NEWS ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Mikel of Ma
con have been the guest of relatives
and friends in Crisp and Wilcox coun
ties, for the last few day.
Mesdames, j. H. Bedgood, Henry
Bedgood w. A. Miller, j. c. Burkct
and w. L. Patterson spent Monday
afternoon in Ashburn,
Misses Thompson and Simmons OF
Cordele were guests of Mrs. Lula
Hardin last Sunday.
Mrs. c. T. Maddox and little son
and other Mrs Nussel of Sycamore
visited Mrs. ]. A. Reed Thursday of
terIoon.
Mrs. G. w. Steward OF St Cloud
Mimi, was the guest of Mrs W, l..
Patterson thursday.
Mr.. Jesse Clements spent Friday
afternoon in Cordelc.
Miss Pansy Patterson visited Miss
Alma Wood in Wenona last Sunday;
Mrs. J. l. Wood and little son are
visiting relatives at Vienna
Mr. Albert Wells of Woodbury.
spent several days with relatives
here last week..
Mrs. r. J. Bunkley and Mrs. S. A.
Morris spent Tuesday in CordcIe
shopping.
Mrs. Arthur Wright and little som
of Lake Park arrived Friday to visit
relatives.
Miss Vivian BarnwclI is spend
ing the week end in Triton with her,
sister. Mrs. II. W Jenkins and Miss
Mary Lou BarnWcli.
r. S. Mashburn visited home folks
n Macon Tuesday
Rev. Wallace Wear and w. G. Hat
cher of Cordele gave splendid talks
at the Baptist church last Sunday
Both talks heing in behalf of the Is
million dollar campaign Mr. Hatcher
spoke in the morning and Rev Wear
in the afternoon to a larger audience
AT this tine committees were APP
pointed and every thing started of
On plain business basis, and every
member feels confident that the
assessment for this church will be (
raised without any trouble.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-23

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30
Editor William Monroe TrOtter i.

Editor William Monroe TrOtter is
determined that those folks, WHO have
an antipathy to colorcd people shall
have no rest, either in Paris or in
Washington. Flo did not succeed in
personally appearing before the Peace
Conference and so now as the repre-
sentative Of the National Equal Rights
League he has sent telegram to
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge asking
for hearing before the Committee
on Foreign Relations, of which Com
mitteo, the Senator is Chairman.
AS hearings are being accorded
peoples or their representatives in
Europe and Asia, it will
be necessarily a foregone conclusion
that Mr.. Trotter will carry his point
and receive the recognition for the
organization that he asks. The Nat
ional Equal Rights League Is asking
that an Amendment be incorporated
in tho League of Nations covenant
guaranteeing full protection of. life
and full equality OF rights to all Ne
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

The Post Office Department has
"brolen down." so far as this journ
al is concerned. The earlier we send
some Of our agents papers, the later
some of our agents get them. The
mail in many instances travels moro
slowly than the fast freight former
ly did 1t takes as long for tho Plan
ct to reach New York and Philadel.
phia than it formerly did to reach
Denver, Colorado. We are paying
higher rates on postage and getting
lower rates In service. The people
complain TO us and make us lose mon
cy, but what can we do about it?
Any body may want government
management of public utilities, but
you may count us out in that process
sion, and we speak from experience,
a very painful and disappointing
experience.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30
FAVOR INDUSTRIAL EQUALITY
WITHOUT REGARD TO COLOR.
Delegates to Southern Labor Con.
gress Give Negro Worker
Full Recognition.

Asheville, N. G., Aug, 21.-Urgent
recommendations; providing for radi
caE changes in many systems affect
ing conditions OF living were adopt
ing at today's session of the Southern
Labor Congress in convention here,
and tho congress went on record as
Igiving its hearty indorsencnt to in
dustrial equality without regard to
color The recognition of the Negro
laborcr on the same equality with
the white man came as Il big surprise.
The sessions tonight were featured
by the address of President Jerome
Jones of Atlanta, who heartily IN
dorsed the league OF nations. The dc
cision to organize colOrcd workers as
it would white workers was unan
imous. Prospects OF fight on the
resolution vanished when delegates
heard speakers advance reasons for
drawing no color line in organized
labor.
The throwing OF safeguards around
: the travelling public the reduction OF
the high cost OF living and the prop
CT control of unfortunate orphans
were some of the worthy aims to
which delegates pledged themselves
in the adoption Of strong resolutions
calling for the hearty activities Of
the various crafts in the creation OF
opinion looking to the attainment of
the goals named.
The final meeting of the congress
will convene in the morning and will
be featured by the election of officers
and the discussion of resolutions
which were not presented to the con
vcntion today.
One OF the resolutions which
brought forth much discussion was
the call for organized labor to press
the work OF forming unions in re-
mote parts OF the States not yet con
tanning organized bodies, Another
which was adopted gives the con
gross power to designate the vice
presidents Of the body, one in each
State, as men having power to press
upon the Legislatures Of the various
States all measures for the good Of
, organized labor, tho expenses, OF
such representatives to DO paid from
the general fund.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30
THE SOCIAL UNREST.

The colorcd people Of this country
are still the subject for general dis
cussion. When they organize among
themselves and studiously attend to
their own business, they are said to
be exercising an antipathy to white
people. When they divide and join
the various white organizations in
this and other countries, they are
said to be dangerous to tho welfare
of tho country. Colored men as social
lists, labor unionites and members Of
the Bolsheviki are now said to- DO a
United States Of America. The fol-
lowing telegraphic report from Wash.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

The President Of the "Irish Repub.
lie" spoke here last Tuesday. He was
received with applause by some PEG
pie and with ominous shakes Of the
head by some others. Ireland may
become a self governing colony, un
der British rule, but as an indepen-
dent republic never unless a war
should decisively decide the contest.
According to the Fourteen Points of
President Wilson, the Irish indepen-
dents are within their rights and
should receive cordial support at the
White House Of the nation, but
when President Wilson relinquished
the fundamental claims and declara-
lions Of his own document, then prac
tically everybody else did the same
thing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30
CONGRESSMAN BYRNES'
DECLARATION.

1t seems these days that everybody
speaks for or against the Negro, but
the Negro. The latest discussion Of
this individual or those individuals
comes from Representative Byrnes Of
South Carolina. This distinguished
representative, in attacking the white
men, whom he claims to be misleading
the Negroes does not fail to attempt
to reduce these same Negroes, and
their leaders below the level OF
American citizenship. He says that
the Industrial Workers Of the World
who by the way have been outlawed
by the Department OF (in) Justice
at Washington are urging colored
people to join that organization and
that In this effort they are being en-
couraged by certain leaders of the
Negro race.
Il He says that this is the only or.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

The attempt Of the national gov
ernment to make water naturally
run ND hill" has failed. The attempt
to disregard the laws Of supply and
demand and lower the cost OF liV-
ing and increase the cost Of wages
has also failed. The theorists have
been In charge of the government
and both the theorists and theories
have broken down. The army OF or
fice-holdcrs are feeding upon the Wit
ais Of the plain people and level
is in sight and 1t is the bottom level.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

You cannot afford to argue with
O Ncgro.hatcr. He is not open to ar
gument, but he is open for smuggling
match, when he has associates to
help him in the engagement" 1t Is
q southern custom to have two men
settle differences with. seconds for
each, but i'll this Austin affair, all of
the principles and seconds got togeth-
or. in putting out Of business" the
unfortunate New Yorker, who had
boon so unwise as to engage In an
argument with them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30
ington explains itself:

Washington, Aug. 24.-Agitators
among the Negroes, supported by the
Bolshcyilti, the I. w. w, and other
radical elements in tho country have
opened campaign for self dctermi-
nation for the Negroes of all corners
OF the earth according to reports reach
ing here. The situation Is, in some
respects, out-and out anti American.
According to Negro newspaper,
published i'll New York a committee
has been formed there, the purpose
or which is to aid the so called "Wcst
Indian Federation" i'll which they
give their approval and support to
the movement. This same paper lauds
Lcninc and Trotzky who it declares,
are 'emancipating the white masses
OF the world 1t then adds that the
Negro wants a Lenne and Trotzky
to cmancipate the black people of the
earth. The same paper prints that
Africa is today but Il huge mart of
white robbers" but adds that tomor
row she will be country of Negro
PATRIOTS"
The government is in possession
of mass of evidence showing the
activities Of agitators among the Ne
gro population. 1t is said by respon
siblc officials that most of the unrest
among the Negro population is due
TO the incendiary writings and speech
cs Of the agitators.
Tens of thousands Of colorcd poo
pie will read this announcement with
amusement, if not with amazcIornt.
Coiored folks are great imitators.
They initiate the white man in all
of his good qualities and most of
his bad ones. We presume though
that they have about as much right
to be agitators as any one else and
when it comes to punishment, we pre-
sumo that they will take their medi
cine" like their white associates. We
are now witnessing the unique spec
taclc Of the laboring clements str1K-
ing against the Government and as
they themselves constitute tho Gov
ernment,. from theoretical stand
point, they are logically striking
against themselves.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

plaintiff does not know his where
abouts; it is ordered that the defend
ant Aaron McLease appear here with
i'll fifteen days after the duo publica
ton Of this order and do what may
he necessary to protect his interest
herein.
A Copy,
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY
Clerk.
J. HENRY GINUTCHFIELD,s p. q.
lit y. Marshall Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Hundreds Of race leaders see no
good i'll a race journal unless it Is
praising them free OF expense to them
but at great expense to the publish :
CT. Free reading notices may be all
right on every day in the week but
on pay day.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

QUALITY HAIR POMADE Is the
best on earth for anyones hair. It
contains properties which will rid the
scalp of Dandruff, Disease and letter.
You do not need temple grower,
letter salve or anything else when you
use Quality Pomado. It does all the
work. Ono box will convince you
that 1t is the fastest grower on the
market. 1t will improve the grade
OF the hair and give it natural
wave. Fine for growing children's
hair.
II your Druggist or Hair Dresser
cannot supply you, order direct Two
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Quality Glossine. ..35 cents
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All mail orders promptly filed by
MRSD GEORGE A. HUGHES,
BIS Main ST. Farmville, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

When the congressional dry laws
went into effect curtailing and rcduc-
ing TO Il minimum the operations Of
the bootlcggers, some of the State
prohibition officers resigned. 1t was
bad enough to work for low salaries,
but with no whiskcy y i'll sight TO
drown their troubles, these prohibit
ton officers quit in disgust.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Nf. John X. Shillady seemed not
ito have known that there are some
things that the war did not settle and
chat Ia. that neither a white man nor
a coiored one can say what he thinks
in Texas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30
VISITORS TO OUR OFFICE.

Messrs. Walter J. Walker, N. Y, j.
l.. Jackson, HITLER School, Va; MIS-
Daisy Schley and Mrs. Mile b. Pax
ton Roanoke, Va; Mrs. NJ. B. Lee,
Lawrence, Kan; Mrs. IT. l.. Austin
and Miss Alva e. Mason Hampton,
Va, Mr.. I. " Coleman, Suffolk, Va
Mrs. Maria G. Robinson and Miss
Lillian Mebanes Danville, Va, Miss
Hilda Hayes, Lynchburg, Va; Mr.,
and Mrs. John w. Chandler, Boston,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Colored folks, save your money.
Buy land, own property. These arc
prosperous tines and you can do
much to aid i'll continuing this pros
pcrity. Make hay, while the sun
shines. Colored folks, the sun Is
shining,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

President Wilson has evidently
heard about the ShilIady assault and
ne may quickly have reached the con
ciusion that even in the discharge Of
his duties, Mr.. Shillady should not
have gone to Texas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Ne are raising children, who are
training for the jaiIs, penitentiaries
and galIows, even before they begin
80 wear breeches. The time to do re-
form work is at the cradle.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Colored folks, let the white folks
know that you are friendly and In
tend TO remain so. The IawIess e1e =
ments OF the white folks know just
how you feel towards them and you
need not worry about changing your
feeling towards them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Colored men, continue to pray and
work and be respectful to white and
colorcd men. Too much talk will do
little good. Remember actions speak
louder than words and you need to
make friends among all classes right
now Gin this neck Of the woods"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Some of our leaders need instruc-
lions In good manners They have
never been we'll bred and death will
oycrtake them before they learn eth
or good sense or good manners.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Tao great question, often called
the race question is whether or not
tho white and colored Americans will
obey their own laws. In some locali-
dss white folks have been doing
wrong for such long time that col.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Remember that there is no danger
OF being ovor-polite, but there should
be much uneasiness less we should be
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

III you wish to make yourself un--
popular find out what people want
you 10 do, regardless OF the merits of
tic case and then don't do it..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Hell was formerly said to be near
tho centre Of the earth. From recent
observations, it has moved to the
top OF that spherical body. 49,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Whom q man gets tired OF q woman
he is tired sure enough. When wo-
man COTS tired Of a man, 1t Is "good
night and goodbye"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

III President Wilson cannot protect
colNred citizens in Washington, how
eau he expect to protect white citi-
2cnB in Texas?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

Hon. Harry G. Smith has begun
Il crusade to make the dead beats pay.
May God prolong his life and strength
en- his arms.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-30

The treatment Of Secretary Shilla-
dy cannot be traced to whiskey.
That State has declared in favor Of
Prohibition.