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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12
NeUs From POnca City
,ecial TO The World:

pONCA CITY, July 9.--Seyen-
teen locations have been made IN
tho northeastern Kay county terri-
tory, In the locality where the Mar
land Refinery company and tho
Carter OIL company secured good
producers recently In wild cat dis.
tricts. All these are east ana south
of the chilocco Indian school res
ervatlon where the Mid-Co company
iS now drilling at Approximately
Lao feet,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12

Tho Boston OH & Gas Co.
has spudded In a new hole, 30 feet
distant from the old hole whore "A
string of tools was lost several
months ago and from which the
rig has been skidded TO the new
location. Judging from drilling the
first hole. tho company believes II
Will strike q paying sand between
1900 and 1900 feet. The company
has been drilling for more than two
years and has encountered many
misfortunes,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-12

A force OF men is now at work
midway between Burbank. In the
western Usage, and tho Burbank
pumping station OF the Marland
company, on a 6-inch carrying line
to the Ponca City refinery. Mexi-
cans are doing the ditching and
back-filling and so teams are haul
Ing pipe along the right-of-way.
The Kay County Gas company has
just completed a gas limo from the
Bertha Hickman we'll In the west
ern Usage to a connection with the
Interstate Kansas Usage line of
the company.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Still Migrating NCrth.
(American Negro Press

Chicago, ILL.,, April.-"Ncgroes are
miErallrg To the North fast and leav
irg The south short Of labor" II. Arm
old Hill, executive secretary Of the
league said, recently. '"rhcy are lcav
Jig The south in large numbers be-
cause they think the north offers
them better opportunity, more
money and better working conditions.
AS soon as the weather becomes mia
or the influx will greatly increase.
Many Negroes who went south for
the winter because Of the severe eli
mate will be coming back.
eve have jobs for all that come.
Many foreign laborors are leaving
this country for their own countries.
since tho close Of tho great war. The
leaves many vacancies. The recent
race riots Of the north had little CT.
feet on migration. We have just as
manv coming, the record shows, an
before the riots
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
.i;s Used MAN SPIRITED AWAY
FROM ENRNGED MOB.
Lights OF Lexington. Ey. Jail Are
Suddenly Turned or and Officers
Escaped With Man.

Lexington, Ky, April lS.-IMcicn
Jenkins, aged 81, Negro charged with
STACKING year old Willie Trimblc
II Danvillc, Ky, was rushed to the
Lexington Jail from Danvillc early to
lay to thwart possible lynching at
the hands Of Il mob in Danyillc.
Jenkins. who With Keith Phillips.
II year old white boy is charged with
Kidnapping the Trimbie child Friday
night taking him into n cornficld and
striking him on the head with Il ham
MGR. denies knowledge Of the crime.
Jenkins was spirited out of the
nanviIlc jail last night by officers
Will" mob was outside demanding.
entrance. The lights in the Jail sud
denly were turned out and while the
place was in darkness Jenkins and
the officers escaped. Later members
OF the mob were admitted to the Jail
and made Il search.
Jenkins, Il groGcrh delivery man
admits having had trouble with The
irimble family because Of the man
rcr in which he delivered groceries.
Reports from Danvilie tonight were
that the town was quiet. The Trimblc
boy is recovering from fractured
skull.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Labor Shortage In Chattanooga.
{Amcrican Negro Prcss.)

Chattan'' ga, Tenn, April he
problem confronting Chattanooga
manufacturers is to get labor to put
III full time. There is ample labor III
Chattanooga to operate all of the
present industrial plants, provided
al; arc willing to work according to
Allen Parker of the Chattanooga,
manufacturers association employ
mcnt bureau.
The migration Of Negroes from the
South has seriously handicapped i'll
cnstry i'll many of the southern cit
les, according 20 reports gathered.
During the war thousands Of Negro
eS formerly employed in southern
manufacturing Enterprises left for
the war factories OF the north. Hun
drcds left Chattanooga. Reports from
other cities state that they have not
returned but are taking the place of
foreign labor in the north and east.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Mississippi Republicans Hold Big
Convention.
(ASSociatcd Negro Press }

Jackson, Miss, April.-The Republi
can State Convention has adjourned
after the largest, most representative
and enthusiastic convention held in
the State since Reconstruction. Out Of
the eq:hty-two counties Of the State
eighty were representatcd by bona
fido delegates actually and physical
~ present, about forty of that mum
her being white men. W. G. Lyon q
white southern Republican was chair
man. George G. Cranberry was sccre
tary. Eight delegates at large were
elected. Perry ". Howard, w. G. Iii
gon, Chas. Banks, J. A. Toler. S. D.
Redmond, 7. T.. Butler, S. S. Mat
thews and G.. N. Miller four white
mon and four colorei men. Eight al
ternates, three of whom were white
and thirteen district delegates were
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
RENTS ARE DUE FOR ADVANCE;
REALTY AGENTS PREDICT.

Real Estate owners here must have
at increases Of between 10 and %
per cent this spring or lose money
On their Investments, according to
statements made yesterday by prom
incnt Richmond real estate agents.
Already many property owners have
ordered agents to increase rents on
property owned by them.
Increased taxes on property high
or prices for fuel, added cost of re
pairs and the high price Of labor were
some Of the reasnrs For Tho increase
enumerated yesterday by Bruce Bowe
ri N. w. Bowe and Son.
Mr.. Bowe declared that the public
~ unable to understand the sftu
alton. Tie said that the firm OF which
he is president IS the owner of two
large propcrtics which will be offer
"h for sale at once because the pres
ent rent on them Melted the COM
pany loss than the money would
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
lssNsSststtS.s
were white men.

M:SSSS;ftQS,.s
elected the day before. four Of whom
were white men.
Major John II. Lynch former mem
Der Of the Mississippi Legislature,
made a special trip from Chicago TO
be honored guest Of the Convention.
Both Jamor Lynch and Col. Roscoe
Conllling Simmons addressed the Con
vCntion at tho mass meeting held
that night.
Perry Howard who played an i'm
Eortant part i'll the proceedings was
one Of the most prominent figures
Of the Convention and the delegates
were unanimously instructed to vote
for Howard for National Committee
man. Both State and District Dclcgat.
cs were given iron clad instructions
TO vote for Leonard Wood as long as
his name is before the Convention.
In al possibilities, there will be Il
contest IN this State, as National
committeeman Nmlvihill has called
another convention to he held on
May 9Th. If the contcsting state of
delegates are named. Perry Howard
feels certain Of beating them before
the National Convention Major Lynch
states that the sentiment among the
Mississippi Republicans Of all fac
tons is practically unanimous for
General Wood.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
"LHNCH LAW IN LAUKENS
CONDEMNED"

Friends Of Rev. Samuel ii. Temple
man. formerly pastor of the High
land Park Baptist Church, which
charge he rclinquishcd three years
ago to accept u call to the First
BAPTIST Church of Laurcns, South
Carolina will be deeply Interested in
the attitude the onc-timc member of
the Richmond College faculty has
taken in respect for lynching Re
Gently, Il Negro named Joe Steward
was lynchcd in Laurcns, and in a
S"athln" arrangement Of the incident
Rev. Tcmpleman, from his pulpit the
following Sunday, called Oh all God
rearing and law-abiding citizens TO
ana the peace officers in their task or
uncovcring the guilty participants
ana bringing them to Justice. lie
characterized the occurrence as Il
midnight as&asSination' and the re
Spohs'bic parties as murdcrcrs. add
ing: III such lawlc$S acts 20 unwhip
ped Of the law, both Of God and man
who knows the color OF the skin of
the next victim?" 1t seems that all
the local pastors met in protest over
the deed, but had decided to give the
''''NiI "' 'pp'i' W liHkc Il pun
l,c disclaimer before taking any act.
ion. Seeing that the latter gave no
sign OF entering protest, Rev. Mr..
Tcmpleman concluded to take tho in
lialivc. Beforc launching his bolt.
the pastor invited any "pussyfootcrs
and concealcrs of crime" if such
we're present, to leave the church if
they did not want to be rendered uu
comfortable by his remarks. Whcth
cr any Of his congregation took the
hint IS not disclosed hut his power,
1ul pronunciation has had the effect
81 unifying Il strong clement Of the
community favoring law and order,
ana mass meeting Of the city and
county has been called to pass rcso
i;Hi"nS demanding that the authori
nrS enforce the law. Rev. Mr.. Tenn
HnM2n seems to have the courage Of
'i% convictions. The Ministerial TN
ION is sponsoring tho meeting. It IS
healthy sign Of y change in public
opinion in the Palmetto State in re
gard to lynching.
(l&;chmord. Va. Evening Journal
April II, 1920
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
HOEiI FOR CHAIRMAN MAY
START BIG ROW.
tiuSIcSsiVc Leaders Assert They
want Voice in Dcciding Who
Snail Preside.

Washington, April 16.-Thc fight
ing between the progressive element
in the Republican party and the "old
guard" for control OF the Chicago
G. invention is on. 1t was started with
the announcement here today by
progressive leaders in Congress, that
they will propose Senator Borah for
the temporary or permant chairman
ship OF the convention.
The decision 10 set behind Senator
Borah was reached after it had been
mittcc on arrangements Of the Repub
lean National Committee would sc
lect Senator Henry Cabot Lodge for
the temporary craftsmanship ut the
meeting which is to be held in Chica
so On May 10. The progrcssivcs i'm
r.cdiately reached the decision that
they ought to have something to
say about who was going to preside
o'er the convention and they urged
Senator Borah to permit his name to
lie used.
Senator Borah is understood to
have given approval to the plan and
arrangements for the fight to be
made by the progrcssivcs were got
ten under way with tho announce,
ment that his name will be presented
to the committee on arrangements
for the temporary craftsmanship. II
defeated in the committee, the pro
gressives will carry the fight to the
convention itself on the theory that
the convention rather than a commit
tco Of the national committee should
have the privilege oof selecting its
own officers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24

Baltimore, Md, ApriI.-Bishop j.
c. llartzcli Of Africa, was present
and addressed the Methodist Confer
cncc which met in this city recently
iy Il resolution adopted the conference
decided that the average salary Of
its pastors be at least $4,000 annual
~. The following were selected dele
Sa1cs TO the General Conference
which meets in Dcs Molucs, next May
RCvs. Ernest Lyon. w. a. c. Hughes
IL. w. Clair and n. j. Naylor The
ballot for alternate delegates was talk
IN and l. G. Penn, c. p. Ford, Ida r.
Cummings and Elyth Cooper were
elected delegates by the lay ELECTORAL
conference.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24


Gray haired folks, or those streak cd
with gray, have to stand back and
lct the beauty of youth pass them.
Have You failed to notice that young
looking people have the preference
wherever you go? That faded, gray
and strcakcd hair Of yours is holding
you back. Why don't you go to your
druggist and get bottle OF Q-Ban
pronounced Ku-Ban) Hair Color Re-
storer right away? Apply to your
hair and scalp as per simple dircc-
lions on bottle. Perfectly harmless
but in Il few weeks all your hair will
be evenly dark, lustrous and beautiful
and you wont feel like you haven't
got Il chance because you look so
old" Dark. fluffy hair makes you
look young. Thousands Of people have
uScd and endorsed Q-Ban Hair Color
RcStorcr for the past fifteen years
1t is not an experiment but is safe to
use and healthy to the scalp and hair
Mail orders, rs cents. Address Q-Ban
Memphis, Tenn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Washing Money Given to Missions.
tASSociatcd Negro PreSs.)

North Bend, Oregon, April.--By
Lint Of washing, housekeeping and
other mcnial tasks, Mrs. Bert Homci
Ct this city got together $50 in time
for the financial in gathering Of The
NCrth Bend Presbyterian Church.
This was sent 20 Presbyterian Head
quarters in New York City, rs con
shutting tho largest single contribu
ton made to the Presbyterian mis-
sions after n special solicitation fol
lowing II series of studies on the
needs Of Africa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Grant Smith Lynchcd in kentucky
(Amcrican Negro Prcss.)

Paris. Ky, April.-Grant Smith,
charged with criminal assault was
removed FROM the county Jail by fiji
Is men, who rushed Smith out of
tcwn. The mob announced it would
hang the Negro from bridge at Mil
lcrShurg, nine miles from here. LAT
or, Il report from Maysvillc stated
that mob which captured Smith
from officials ut Paris, was burr ing
him at BluClick, Fleming County.
The man WAS arrested in Pontiac,
Nich.. charged with assaulting Il II
year Old ";rl and was brought here
for %afckccping.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Arrested for Setting F;cc to Church
(hssociatcd Negro Prcss.)

Meridian, Miss, April-On afnda-
wits investigated by Deputy Fire
Marshal J. l.. Donald Constables Sui
pepper and Mostly have arrested Ed
aar Smith and J. b. Smith Negroes.
On charge Of feloniously setting
fire to Eel Bethel Church for Negroes
recently burned. 1t is alleged the
church was burned under suspicious
circumstances following a split in
tic congregation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
To Provide Ward for Children
(ASociatcd Negro Prcss.)

Louisville, Ky, April.-The Advis
cry Committee Of the Red Cross SAM
forum composed Of Mrs. ]. B. Speed
Mrs. Charles II. Ballard and Mrs.
Andrew Cowan have made an appeal
for funds to erect an addition to pro
vide ward for treatment OF Negro
children. =. l,.H,".p
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
. ManiacS Roam in Penn. State.


Chester, 1lll April-Nine convict
maniacs are roaming this district fol
lowing their escape last week from
the Chester State hospital for the
criminal insane. The break was Until
ated by two men. They broke from
their cells and lcapcd upon Niynl
Warden Edward Burton. Knocked un
conscious he WIS bound and gagged
The zen took his keys unlocked the
first thirteen cells they came to and
led the dash to liberty.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
arkansas Supreme Coutr Reversed
Death Sentence in Six Cases.

Little Rock, Ark> April-Thc
Arkansas Supreme Court recently af-
firmcd the death sentence imposed on
SIX OF twelve Negroes condemned for
murder in connection with the Elaine
race riots last October and reversed
The other six and rcmandcd their
cases for new trials.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Bnhai Organization TO DO Welfare
WCrlI Among COiorcd Children.
(ASSociatcd Negro PrcSS.)

Chicago, ILL.,. April.-Miss X. IL.
(Okab) MaCCutchcon has recently re
cciyed n special dispensation from
Abdul Bahia, the head Of the Bahai or
ganization to do special welfare work
among the colorcd children in this
city. She has begun the work and is
meeting with much success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.
Rio Vista. Va. April 16, 1926

Rio Vista, Va. April 16. 1920.
This is to certify that I have re-
ccivcd from John Mitchell, IT., Grand
Chancellor of the Grand ledge Of
Virginia, Knights OF Pvthias -. A.;
S. A; f.; A; A. ord !. IS % "o>
One Hundred and Fiftv Dollars in
payment Of the Death Claim o. broth
q: Joseph Carter who was member
OF Zion own Lodge No. 1874 Of Rio Wis
ia, Va.
ANNA ". CARTIER,
Beneficiary
Witnesses:
JESSE PRYOR. JR.,
p. T.. NORRELL,
M. l.. CARTER, d. D. G. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
lie Kind to Animals" Week.
thSpciItyl Nero rrcssD

ut. Worth, Tex. April.-This is tho
sixth annual BE Kind to Animals
Week" and Humane Sunday to be
observed by the colorcd people liz
Texas. II. Rivers Barnwcl'. the field
agent Of the American humane So
cic!y in this State is in charge o!
the arrangements for the Annual
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Will Help Train Southern Folks
(AsSociatcd Negro prcSsD

Los Angeles, Cal, April A mas
meeting was held in Wesley NJ. Chap
c'. under the auspices of the Forum
Ministerial Alliance, y. NJ. G. a., Y.
W. c. a. and other organizations to
form plans for the assistance and
training Of the colorCd people OF the
South.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
(Assoriatcd Negro Prcss.)

TncomaI Wash, April.-Hannibal
Spencer, colored was sentenced to
serve from l to fifteen years In the
state penitehtiary by Judge }. D.
Fletcher when he pleaded guilty to
robbing four passengers on a north
ern Pacific train between Vancouver
and Tacoma, February 2.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Albert a. Smith Wins Art Prize.
(ASSociatrd Negro PrcsS.)

Now York, N. y, April.-Joh,,
Armstrong Chaloner announced that,
in the John Armstrong Chaloner con
cours at the National Academy of De
sign painting from the nude by
Albert A. Smith, colorcd art student
Iii the academy school, WOE first
prize Of SOS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
WILL CONDUCT INQUEST.

DR.. ]. Fulmcr Bright coroner for
lien'ico County, stated last night
dat he would hold an inquest today
at 1890 o'clock at Benefits under
taking establishment.
Undertaken Bennett will prepare
the body OF Miss Dunnavant for bur-
i'll. and the remains Of Miss Broad
aus ard Miss Scott were turned over
10 Undertaken l.. II. Christian. They
were expected to be removed to the
respective establishments during the
night.
Ger J. e. Adams, Conductor
c. II. Waller and Fireman Mallory all
OF Richmond were in charge Of the
i'll lated train. They MS were others
wore summoned to the inquest today
as Witnesses
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
lied Douglass Nominated for Hall
of Fame.


New York, N. Y. April.--Nomina-
tons received for the Hall Of Fame
at New York University, to which
fourteen names will he added this
fall, include Frederick Douglas, pIb-
licist, statesman and journalist Doug
las is the first Negro suggested to
have his name made immortal by be
ing inscribed in the colorado at the
university.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Detective Killed by His Wife.
(Associatcd Negro PrcsS.)

st. Paul, Mimi, April. 6.-James
n. Guarles, Negro detective at Cen.
trail police station was shot and fat
ally wounded at his home last week
by his wife. lie dicl at the City hos
pital.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Grant Smith Lynchcd>
lASociatcd Negro Press.)


Maysyillc, Ky, April-Grant Smith
Il Negro, alleged assailant Of Ruby
Anderson was hanged here last week
by mob. EARLY in the evening he
had been taken from officers at the
Faris Jail following his arrest in
Pontiac, Michigan
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
CnlorSd Men Bid Fcr Astor Estate

New York. N. ". Anril-A picture
taken at the recent hstor roaI estate
anton sale disclosos that among the
bidders, our race wns represented by
Messrs. Harry IT. Pace, and w G..
Tandy, the successful music publish
ers' - -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24

(Amcrican Negro Press

Now York, n. Y, April--In order to
make room for colored tenants thir-
iytvn families in the four apart
nlcnt houses ut 500 to COS Franklin
AvcAu". Brooklyn were served with
notices to vacatc the premises by
April l;th. The apartment houses
are *':latca near the 23rd Regiment
Armory ana in the Bedford section
Of EroDklyi,.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
monumental Pictures Corporation.


Washington, ID. c., April.-The Mo
ton picture corporation recently Or
ganiZcd by j Williams Clifford and
Charles Nj. Thompson, has been
named "The Monumental Pictures
Corporation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Church Launches %25,O0O Drive.
ASSOCIATED Negro Prcss.)

Houston, Tex. April.-The Friend
ship Baptist Church of this city has
launched $4,000 drive. according
to recent announcement made by the
trustees ard deacons of the church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
Conscientious Objcctor Released.
Ns~aciJtcd Negro rrcssD

Washington, ID. c. April. Simmons
the Negro conscientious objcctor, has
lccn Internationally released from
Fort Alcatraz.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
TNIRlGE TAUGHT SCHOOL.

Miss Dunnavant, Miss Scott and
Aliss Jones were teachers in Glen Al
len public School.
DR.. Broaddus father Of two Of last
rights victims is II well-known Rich
mond dentist, with Offices at 800 east
Grace Street.
Miss Jones boarded with Mrs.
Shepherd at Glen Allen. Officials OF
tho train following the accident or
dcrcd Il berth to be made up for her
aboard the train and in this she was
placed and the train backed to Rich
mond.
The triple fatalities stunned the
little town of Glen Allen as it has
not been shocked in years. The vic
TINS were universally popular and
had wide circle OF friends. Ar
engagements for the funerals could
not be made until relatives were mott
fled. - :f:E IAN
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
ing lying idle in the bank.

bring lying idle in the bank.
III we increase the rents On these
properties now we will raise II storm
81 criticism Mr. Bowc declared i'll
the reason why the firm means to
sell its realty holdings. I'VE were
compelled to raise the rent on each
property 81 u month last year. Now
We can no longer rent thcm profit
ably AZ that figure he said. "For
this reason, we will dispose Of them.
us many realty owners arc disposing
Of property"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24
ARE BUILT TO SELL.

f'iEh bulldinG costs were also piycn
~ an agent rs Il reason for high
:'hl". lie stated that ut The present
uh'e many houses arc being erected
mat in Il few years will be Worthless
lie said that some OF them arc nut lid
Just % SELL They look nice, lie
"latci. but are not built like the
houses If II Few years ago.
Building materials have increased
to su an extent that it costs no
small sum to erect substantial
nome. the head OF the realty depart
mont OF 4 large concern stated.
Because OF this, it costs Il tidy sum
II interest to the purchaser on the
inStallmcnt plan to buy Il home which
could have been purchased for half
the price some years ago.
Speaking Of the outlook for the FIJI
turc, Mr.. Bowe said that twas not
bright. He declared it rs his opinion
That the increase Of rents this sprint.
will not only be general, but will be
followed by another increase next
TALL.
Although apartment houses will
he nit hardest by the predicted III
crease, 1t also will be felt by citi
zcns renting homes. An increase : {
10 r,r CEN will scarcely meet mo
added cNNt nscs house owners Will hr
put to by the rapid increase in pric
o. Of all commodities. it is said. With
Increased taxes, and an increased as
$rS&mcnt on their property in most
Instances, to meet the landlord, can
scarcely do aught else than pass the
buck on his tenant, ii is declared.
(2ichmond. Va. Times DISPATCH,
April 10, 1920
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-04-24

" AN lf.n.--N Live Canvasser, mao
Or female. Much money can ha
made by the right party. Apn:y
I'll North Fourth Street. Rich
mond, Va.