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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Teachers to Ask Tax on
 Mining for School Use

HELENA, Mont, Oct. 15.-Teachers and schaal trustees in the state are expected to advocate before the com ing legislature a bill to place Ii. cense tax on mining. oil and hydro electric concerns for school purposes
 The state teachers association is expected to father the proposed tax bill by which, 1t is estimated, about S800,000 could be raised
 Under the bill. 75 per cent of the proceeds, of the tax would go in the school fund and the remainder into the states general fund.
 At present ther is no general state tax for schools.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Oil Supply for 600 Years
 In Sands North of Edmonton

EDMONTON, Alta, Oct. 15.-When the problem of the separation of oil from oil sands lying to the north of Edmonton has been solved, oil in sufficient quantities to supply the world for GOO years will be released, according to the opinion expressed by Dr. H. M Tory, principal of the University of Alberta, in the course of an address before the Calgary board of trade recently. The oil fields north of Edmonton, the pre- sident of the university believes, con tain the greatest body of oil to be found in the world.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Cheering Crowds Greet Cox
 In Harding's Home Town

MARION, Ohio, Oct. 15. = Gov. James M. Cox, Democratic Presi- dential candidate, invading the home town of his Republican rival, was greeted by cheering crowds here to- day when he made a brief speech from the rear platform of his spec ial train.
 His arguments for the League of Nations were heartily applauded al though some shouts of "Hurrah for Harding" indicated that his hearers were not all of one mind.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Last Up-River Steamers
 This Year Leave Dawson

DAWSON. Y. T., Oct 15.-The last up-river steamers of the year sailed for Whitehorse yesterday when the steamers Whitehorse and Casca cleared from here with ninety pass engers bound Outside" The steam CTS will attempt to tow the steamer Selkirk to a safe anchorage for the winter.
 The Selkirk recently struck a rock near the mouth cf Stewart River and was beached with a great hole in her hull.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Montana Sportsmen to
 Seek More Protection

HELENA. Mont Oct 15.-The Montana State Sportsmens associ- ation which is to be formulated and the last state fair. is to meet here again October 25, it is announced. The aim is to obtain the passage og laws for the better preservation of wild game.
 The October meeting will be 10 hear reports on proposed legisl- ation' which is 10 be gormulated and submitted to the legislature when it meets her in January.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Coolidge to "See What Can Be Done" Regarding Debate

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Gcv. Cal win Coolidge, Republican Vice Presidential nominee, this afternoon said that the challenge of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic candidate for e-President, to debate on the League of Nations issue had not reached him yet but that when 1t did he would see what can be done about it"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Betty Brainerd Fighting
 Extradition for Kidnapping

NEW YORK, N. r., Oct. 15.- When Betty Brainerd, a Tacoma newspaper woman, was arraigned here today charged with kidnapping from Tacoma the little son of Rob- ert Stagg, a newspaper man of that city, the case was continued until October 21.
 Attorneys for Miss Brainerd, headed by William Travers Jerome, are making every effort to prevent extradition. The defendant is the daughter of Erasmus Brainerd. for mer editor of the Seattle PostIn- telligencer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Counterfeit Half Dollars
 Manufactured in Prison

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Oct. IS. Frank E. Greeller today was found guilty in the Federal Court of coin ing counterfeit half dollars while confined in the Federal Penitentiary here. Sentence was deferred
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Laborer Accused of Plot
 To Blow Up Mayors Home

DETROIT, Mich. Oct. 15.-Stanley Obolewicz, a laborer, was held here today pending investigation of an al legged plot to blow up the home of Mayor James Couzens. The police say Obolewicz declared four men of fered him $20,O00 to place bombs under the Mayors house and ex- DlOde them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Republican Campaign
 Shattered, Says White
Democratic National Committee Chairman Declares COP Ranks Broken, Independents Flocking to Cox-Big Cash Prize Offered for Proof That League Plan
 Would Abridge Sovereignty of America.

NEW YORK Oct 5-The Republicans National campaign in disorder the party broken and independents fog the standard of Gov Democratic Presidential ever increasing according signed issued today by George White Chairman of the Democratic National Committee ubo ;s manaoinp the
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct 15. - The search for the Stagg baby, alleged to have been kidnapped by Betty Brainerd, is rapidly extending throughout the United States and Canada No trace has been found of the missing child
 Local police today asserted that they have the confession of several of Betty Brainerd's friends here to the effect that they aided in the kidnapping. Authoritis in both Se- attle and Tacoma declare that a number of arrests are imminent. aming them being some persons of social prominence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Latest Bulletins
 By Special Gable

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 15.-Hughy Jennings today rendered his resigna- ton as manager of ffre Detroit Ameri can League baseball club. The res ignaton is to become effective imme. diateIy.
 RIO JANEiRO, Oct. t5.-An anar chist today exploded bomb here, killing at least one person and injur- ing twenty others, several probably fatally.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 15.--Re- appointment of Lemuel BolIes of Se- attle as National Adjutant of the American Legion was announced at national headquarters of the organiza- ton here today.
 DIES MONIES, la, Oct. 15.-Fire in the tanks of the Manhattan Oil Company, which was believed tc have been extinguished last night after loss of more than S250,0o0 had been caused, was again blazing fierce. ly today. All available fire appar. atus in the city has been called out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15

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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-15
Treatment Humane

Despite congestion, everything pos sible is being done to make the treat ment of the aliens on the island hu- mane Babies are given warm milk and crackers. Candy. cigarettes and
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11
Muslin Underwear Dept

s1.75 Night Robes, made of Windsor
Crepe, in pretty low neck models
SALE PRICE $1.1s
$500 Night Robes. lace trimmed, or
finished with eff1broideries, low. neck
models, all Of them
SALE PRICE s1.39
1925 Night Robes, in either white
or pink. Some very dainty ones in
the big assortment. lace and en-
broideries being used with. great
effect
SALE PRICE $17et
$3.50 Night Robes, in. windsor
Crepe All low neck models, in at
tractive designs
SALE PRICE $3.50
$500 Envelope Chemises. made of
Windsor Crepe, which has proven
such a popular material
-'.-s SALE PRICE $1.as
$3.50 Petticoats, ruffed and trimmed
with good embroideries-
SALE PRICE CSC
s1.75 Petticoats. of better quality,
also trimmed with embroideries, and
laees-
SALE, PRICE s1.as
1925 Petticoats,' in designs which
are correct for the new mode of
dress. Laces and embroideries used
very effectively
SALE PRICE s1.7e
7sc Aprons Tor SIC eacl1-mediii1i
and long, fitted Aprons, which are
made of a good percale. Well made
and pleasing in every way.
SALE PRICE sc
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11
Notion Department

Coats Sewing Machine Thread, 108-
yard spools, 40 and 70, black-100
yard spools, 40 and so white
SALE PRICE 7ec DOZEN
Winimantic Sewing Machine Thread
No. so, white only
SALE PRICE 75e DOZEN
1oc Kings Blasting Thread, ESQ
yard spools-
SALE PRICE 2 FOR 14c
zoe shamrock Linen Thread
SALE PRICE 15c
45c Barbour's Linen Thread
SALE. PRICE S5e
Dexter's Knitting Cotton, 15c white
SALE PRICE 12c
zoe Black
SALE PRICE 1ec
y 12hc Atlas Safety Pins
SALE PRICE Sc
15c Kirby Beard Pins
SALE PRICE 121ac
15c 2-in-1 Shoe Polish
SALE PRICE 12Iac
7c Flat Shoe Laces, in all lengths
SALE PRICE Sc
10c Alliance Dress Snaps
SALE PRICE 7c
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11
Hosiery and Underwear
Department

Department
Womefi's Ribbed Cotton Hose, light
weight hose, in black or white,
second quality Of our regular 59c
grade
SALE PRICE 3oc
Womens Burson made Hose, fine
cotton hose, in black only, all sizes,
regular price 45e-
SALE PRICE 3sc
Wornens Seamless I4isle Thread
Hose, in sizes 1014 and 10 only, reg
ular price Soc
SALE PRICE ssc
Women's Cadet Lisle Hose, with
ribbed top, regular price Csc.
SALE PRICE sec
Women's Seamless Fibre Hose, in
white only. Sold regularly for 75c
a pair
SALE PRICE Soc -
Women's Burson OUTSIDE Hose,
made with split foot, regular price
Sc
SALE. PRICE SEC
Women's Full Fashioned Silk Hose,
with Isle top, in black and brown
only. Regular price $500 a pair
During this sale we pay the war
tax
SALE PRICE s2.s5
Worner's New Fashioned Pure silk
Hose, made of pure thread silk.
Either black or white, regular 81. IS
quality. War tax paid
SALE PRICE $3.50
Childreh's Ribbed Cotton Hose, of
medium weight, in sizes from S
to 95. Black only
SALE PRICE sec, 8 FOR 500
Boys Ipswich Ribbed Cotton Hose,
of the regular SOC and Sc quality
SALE PRICES 3sc AND &c
Children's Wayne Knit Hose, none
better for wear. All sizes from 6
to 1Gk-- 4s-s-!vs ne s-=srs5zsrs: : :
to Stz, value 75c-
SALE PRICE Csc
9 to 1oA, value $50
SALE PRICE 75c
Wornen's Ribbed Cotton Vests =
ribbed vests, sleeveless, and of
fine. summer weight, regular Csc
duality
SALE PRICE zee
Wotner's Extra Sizes Vests, In
sleeveless model 49,,
SALE PRICE sec, 8 FOR s1.eo
CSC women's Knit Pants, in sizes 8
and g.
SALE PRICE 55e
Women's Union. Suits, sleeveless
with tight or lace trimmed knee
Regular S5c-
SALE PRICE 75c
Regular $lo0-
SALE PRICE 80
Women's Union Suits, bodice ton
and envelope styles, in either pink
or white
Regular $1.66 quality
SALE PRICE $50
Regular $1.75 quality
SALE PRICE $50
Wonen's Sleeveless Union Suits.
in sizes to 9, regular fits and
$500 r. - =
SALE PRICE s1.5o
Girls Fine ribbed Union Salts
sleeveless style, shell trimmed
sizes to Is years, regular price
l 75c-
SALE PRICE 500
Boys Muslin Union Suits, in sizes
from % to IS. All sleeveless, reg
ular price S5c-
SALE PRICE Csc
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11
Corset Department

An ideal Summer Corset for 500.
All sizes from 20 to IS, in this well
made, good style corset for sum-
nier use. 1t is made of ventilated
CLOTH. and is light. cool and strong.
Actual value is $3.50
SALE PRICE 500
Brassieres in Bandeaux style-pink
or white brassieres which hook in
either front or back-two popular
styles, in all sizes from 80 to ~,
regular price 75c each go
sale PRICE 2 FOR dS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11
White Goods and Domestics

Good Pillow Cases of heavy cotton
which are actually worth 75c each.
We have two sizes-45 by 80 and
40 by go
SALE PRICE sec
Hemstitched Pillow Cases, in two
sizes-5O by 1914 and "a by 3S1k,
regular price s100-
SALE PRICE Gee
SHEETS AT SALE PRICES
First class Sheets, 70 by SO in size.
regular price $500
SALE PRICE s2.4s
$3.50 Sheets, 81 by 90
SALE PRICE $3.50
$3.50 Hemstitched Sheets, in ~ by
80 size, regular $3.50 sheets
SALE PRICE $3.50
$500 Bed Spreads, large, heavy and
good to look at
SALE PRICE $3.50
$500 Satin Bed Spreads of very
large size. Full hemrned edges
SALE PHICE %o.oS
$500 Satin Bed Spreads which are
cut for use on metal beds
SALE PRICE $3.50
$500 Camp Blankets, just the thing
for the summer campers
SALE PRICE $3.50
$3.50 Camp Blankets of better quail
ity than the first named
SALE PRICE $3.50
one case White Wool Blankets -
These are part Wool and were in
tended for sale at $3.50 a pair. They
arc handsome blankets and an ex-
Cellent value
SALE PRICE se.75
10c Turkish Towels
SALE PRICE 4 FOR 25e
45c Turkish Towels
SALE PRICE csc
SOC Turkish Towels
SALE PRICE &c
4Sc Turkish Towels
- SALE PRICE 34c
75c Turkish Towels
SALE PRICE Sc
29c Huck Towels
SALE PRICE Csc
Csc Huck Towels
SALE PRICE 29c
Sc Hemstitched Huck Towels
SALE PRICE 39c
s1OO Hemstiched Huck Towels
SALE PRICE 75c
soc Hemstitched Huck Towels
SALE PRICE 6ec
csc Turkish Wash Cloths, extra
large
SALE PRICE 17c
75c Mercerized Damask--
SALE PRICE SOC
$3.50 Mercerized Damask-
SALE PRICE Csc
Mercerized Table Cloths of good
size, regular price S2.75-
SALE PRICE $2.29
Nercerized Table Cloths, round ones
in the popular 70-ineh size. They
all have the scalloped edge-regular
price $500
SALE PRICE 1886
Openwork Bed Spreads, in the full
bed size. Sold regularly for $500
SALE PRICE 1929
35c Crash
SALE PRICE sec
40c Long Cloth
SALE PRICE 32c
45c Long Cloth
SALE PRICE 3ec
sc Nainsook-
SALE PRICE 42c
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11
Glove Department

Washable Kid Gloves, in tWo-clasp
length. Either white or ivory Sold
regularly for 1925 a pair
SALE PRICE $i.oo
Grey Kids, 16-button length-a reg
ular $500 Glove
SALE PRICE $1.75
A mixed lot Of Gloves which we
wish to clean up. Values in the
lot from s1.25 10 $1.75 a pair
SALE PRICE 6sc
Black SILK Gloves-the long Ones,
10 and 16-button lengths. A reg
ular dollar duality
SALE PRICE 6oc
Long Silk Gloves, in all the popular
shades. regular price $500 a pair.
Small sizes only
SALE PRICE $3.50
No Sale Gloves EXCHANGED.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11
SALE PRICE s1.ts

Long or short Baby Coats-to clear
out the stock Of baby coats, we have
grouped all we have, and have re-
duced the price from one-third to
one-half. They are all white, of
Cashmere mostly, and some Of them
are slightly soiied. but all Of them
are bargains
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11
Toilet Goods Department

Toilet Goods Department I
FACE POWDERS 3
soc Garden Fragrance b
BALE PRICE 3se 3
soc Melba. ...... SALE PRICE Sc
soc Luxor. -. SALE PRICE see
SOC Armand's Bouquet
SALE. PRICE sse
s1.Oe woolworth's Fiance-
SALE PRICE &c
soc Arborea = SALE PRICE 3ee
soc Mavis. ....e SALE Price 42e
SOC Pompeian = SALE PRICE 40 8
TA1cUM POWDERS (
25c Mavis. .... SALE PRICE 2ie
25c Djer-Kss - SALE PRICE &c
CSC Occur Azur-SALE PRICE 1se
CSC Butterfly - SALE PRICE 2ie
S5c Mary Garden-sALE PRICE Sic
soc Mary Garden-SALE PRICE SOC
Soc AS the HelalS-
SALE PRICE 21e
25c Chinwah. SALE PRICE 2oc
25c Poudre lame
SALE PRICE 1sc
zoe Williams Taicum-
SALE PRICE lie
25c After Shaving Tale
SALE PRICE pic
25c Mennen's Borated-.
SALE PRICE 21e 1
CSC Stenheh's Violet
SALE PRICE 2fe
40c Orchard White
SALE PRICE &c
soc Derna Viva-SALE PRICE Acc
soc Kinds Honey and Almond
SALE PRICE 42e
soc Luxor Cold Cream
SALE PRICE 3ec
SOC Luxor Vanishing Cream
SALE PRICE 3ee
25c Ponds Vanishing Cream
SALE PRICE pc
soc Ponds Vanishing Cream
SALE PRICE 42c
soc Coeurk Azur Cream
SALE PRICE 35e
25c Musterole-SALE PRICE 2oe
55c Musterole- SALE PRICE zee
25c Cuticura Ointment
SALE PRICE 22e
soc Cuticura Ointment
SALE PRICE 42e
SOC Meet Depilatory-
SALE PRICE 45e
s1.00 Meet Depiiatory-
SALE PRICE s2e
Coo Cutex Sets-SALE PRICE a,
zoe Laco CASTLE Soap
SALE PRICE lie
15c Jergen's Violet Glycerina-
SALE PRICE lie :
15c Rose Glycerine Soap
SALE PRICE lie
10c Goblin Hand Soap
SALE PRICE Sc
10c Palmolive Soap
/ SALE PRICE SC I
lie Armour's Bath Tablets
| SALE PRICE 12Ize
12hc Jergen's Bath Tablets s,
| SALE PRICE lie
Special Values in Tooth Brushes .
| 1oc-17e-Se
| MAVIs EXTRACT
Half ounce, value Soc
| SALE PRICE 45c
Value sI.2S..... SALE PRICE s1.ot
L. DIoXoGEN
Small size. SALE PRICE ~
Medium size. 80. SALE PRICE IS,
Large size. SALE PRICE So
LYSoL
Small size...... SALE PRICE Il
Medium size. .... SALE PRICE ~
Large size, So. SALE PRICE 81
Toilet speeialties at Sale Prees
A Manufacturers Surplus stoc
Reduced to a Cost Basis.
25c Ebony Tooth Brushes
| SALE PRICE 1oe AND 121ae
soc Hand Scrubs
/ SALE PRICE 22e AND 12Lze
fse travellers Brushes
SALE PRICE 4se
75c Mirrors with black celfuls,
back. ..,....... SALE PRICE Is
2sc Ebony Handle Files
SALE PRICE 12Ise
25c Ebony Handle Buttonhooks-
SALE PRICE 12Jze
Csc Black Rubber Combs
SALE PRICE 12Lse
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-11
Our Baby Corner

Ronpers for the z to S year oids,
made Of good checked Bingham or
Of plain chambray - two weaves
which will wear well, regular price
&150-
Richmond planet., 1920-08-28

ALIEN .ATED AFFECTIONS Or \
WHITE MANS WIFE.
tAsso,iatcd Negro Prcas)

Raleigh, y. G., Aug.-lI. Baxter Nc
IHry, the wCalthIcst and best known
Negro III the State OF North Caro-
Ira, has been made the defendant
in II suit for $4,000 damages by Hon.
~ y. Warmer, former president OF
thc National Editorial Association, cX
commissioner Tabor and printing
ANA ROW chairman Of the state priS
on board, Tor alienation OF his Wlic'S
tliction. Warner has sued his wife
Tor absolute divorce, Tic Narucr'a
are prominent i'll society circles In
TINS CIlH where they formerly Irtl
Tor eight years. Their home is how i'll
lexington.
1t WAS Warmers ncighbor who first
became aware OF Mcltary's relations
with Mrs. Warner. Last week, while
Warmer was in New York City. Nc.
tarN was seen to enter the Warner
home 10y citizens. The house Was sur
rounded and the Negro was found
hiding in the cellar. He Was arrest
cd and warned by the Mayor to leave
the city. Warmer immediately at
lachcd Mcltary'S property and prompt
ly entered suit Mrs. Warner has al
sol left the city and is said to have
returned to her former home in Ken
lucky. .|.sY,
Mcltary is one Of the active So
cal workers among his race and us
public speaker has few EQUALS in
the State of North Carolina. lie was
h"rna slave but by thrift and intelli
Scncc has amassed Il considerable for
tune.
Warmer is owner and editor of the
Lexington Dispatch. Mrs. Warner is
Wl0cly known as Clubwomau and
church worker. The Warmers have
been married twenty Years.
Richmond planet., 1920-08-28
EAI'TlST MEE.T IN PORTSMOUTH,

Portsmouth. Va, The one big
event in religious circles among tho
h3ptists Of Virginia and North Caro-
Ina and affiliated bodies in other sec
tons of the country is the annual
meeting Of the Lott Cary Baptist
Foreign Mission Convention which
conEcncS in this city on Tuesday,,
August 81. From present indications
tlc Attendance viii be unusually
large and there will be visitors from
near and far This is the one convcn
Iton among the BaptiSts that works
almost solely for foreign mission.
III" convention Will provide for send
ln% several missionaries Immediately
10 the foreign field.
The corresponding secretary, DR.. \.
y. Graham, of PhocbuS. Va, urges
nc churches t odo their part nobly.
"a the need is great
Richmond planet., 1920-08-28


The National AS@uri4tioH for tn
advancement OF Cu1rrr1 ro4rlr gu
HouucrS that James Weldon johnson
hirlu Secretary Of the A>sorf.,.iou
+incc 1916. has hrru appointed - Act
ny Secretary prudiu" final arIiou
~ the Board OF Directors. to .ue-
'ccd John Il. Shillady. rc%irnrd. NJ.
Jchu%on is one OF the best known
'nlorcd men IN the United States. BE
sides being field secretary OF the y.
\. \. G. j., he Is widely known Il;
vonttibutinw editor OF he New York
Age. He is ;,n author OF note. having
written several volumes. and has con
ribUicd to Various prriulicala such
IS The Century. The Indrprnucnt
She Nation and The Crisis.
Mr.. Johnson has been one Of the
greatest SINGLE factors in the rapid
growth Of the Association in mpmhrl.
5hip and in power durin@ the past
hirc years. When he entered upon
his work in the winter Of 1916 tho
T. \. 4. c. T.. had GN branches with
member shin OF >,Gt2 Today the
association has %42 branches with a
,nrmhrrship of uupruXimairlv 100 600
Richmond planet., 1920-08-28
MN tDtR'r W SIlEOIk.

odlIuin. Va, Aug. 23.-Aliss NJ. l..
ChI,,,, G.. n Il or po,dy ,f q ,,r :,
oi IA. u,cumpauicd bv Dr. +. 4 J.I.
fcl@ul. ,r.l:ph In ear ci,v ou ,,, II
\. ~. train +, orpanfzn , Corr, ,f
ClI.tuthr for Dnnuty Mr.. c,r,h -
Maishou Mr. Irbn ,Ii,rn,n IT, ,,,a.
alI,i,rr ~ hn pro.n,, ,'.,,,,,,,. ~,
,n.y ,r..n,.... n,,.,a,..,,,'' ' ,'~> '''' -
,i,,o ,..,,,,,,.
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i,,fl.,,;',. NV, ''''' ''','' ! '"'' 'o' ''1
..'r ...,,..' ''''' '''' '"'""''' VI H''F'n
''.,", ,,''r" '"c N'"t,o'S'
-, Nv ,."'' VIII DC N"o"h Il" morning
"'"'H 'o"FI ana the girls though
"'@H'''c" ana cn"rriul were cnthuS-
'""''' over 'he hcauiiiul ceremony
ana seem destined to add new life 10
'h' SUFFOLK District and promise to
make the other courts hustle to keep
"i'cad Uf them. This il the third
court gotten up by Mrs. Marshall
who hopes to have a grown up pco.
Richmond planet., 1920-08-28

Nashville. Tenn, Aug. 20.-SulGa.
gists tonight regarded amy attempt ui
the opposition TO IorCc the tower
house OF Tennessee Legislature TO IL
CoiiSiucr its action III TatilynG the Mo
mau suffrage amendment as HopclcS b
and leaders were claiming ihGt tomor
row night would see thc last obstacle
to ccrIitiCution OF the measure to
Washington swept away.
The only thinS thal stood III the
way Of il Cit>n-Lut victory tonight
WAS the Walker motion to lccuuSlu1r /
which Was recorded on the house journ
al last Wednesday. Speaker Seth Walk
CT opposition leader changed his rotc
Wednesday from may to "ayc,' no
tho roll call TO adopt the ratification
Wednesday from may to aye on
mcvo reconsideration and have the
S,le privilege Of calling it from the
Journal during the next two lcgiSla-
tive q vs..
Richmond planet., 1920-08-28

Roanoke. Va, August GA clair
Voyant in Southeast Roanoke and two
hlOodhoundS led to the arrest today
Of two young men charged with steal
Ing an automobile tire from the ma
chine or Edward Thcob1ld The mon
whose names are withheld, are in
the city Jail, awaiting investigation
"hcobald stated that he missed the
t:rc, called In the police and decided
10 try tn" clairvoyant Just for luck
Thc clairvoyant without hesitation
ocScrihrd the taking Of IN" tire. the
m"n and told him whore ne would
find them. He then used Nood.honnds
and they followed the trail to n ga.
rage designated by the c,Girvoyant.
Richmond planet., 1920-08-28
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.


tom. of S,rrItnn D., nnrn h"m,, "',''"6 10,
rinr their rrondmp,hnr AR. I,,s,n
white. of 1$o \ rirth Strnot for
the plst two weeks Thcv Inrt Sat.
urday. the 2lst for varino tn visi,
N~shmgton.
Miss Jamie White. the efficient clerk
oi Hra&E brothers, is spending her
vacation IN boswell, Va, the guest
"i Nr' ana Mrs. courtney.
M'SS Lean Lewis. of GLIB North
,.", ,'',,,r,,, ,r>r, ~ , 'or'n a. Noriolk' "a
nr.t' ,,.;,, ,.',,'I, '"S' ,, ,.' "ccN' MISS
~, ,,,.''.,,. ,,'',' '.;', ,"c '6 "''' Union
Mrs. Iucv y lowi. ,vu, ,oor,
Friday to attend thn l.ntt r,rn,
Convention. which will meet IN
Portsmouth next week.
'AiS ety. hul now of Jersey, IN
'""'p'nH WIN Nl""SrS. toward ana
,','', 49, '",' '''',",ou >' n'lS l'"t 'uheSaay
~, ""'' 20 -\o''n "'," oou'h carolina.
Ht,.hmon1 , rn,, d,,,. ,,,, ,'.. "'ot 10 -,
his unrlr Mr. y "a snmn.nn ",
North Fourth Street
Mrs. Jcmima Moss, who has been
I'll for the past three weeks. Is i'm
Richmond planet., 1920-08-28
EDUCATIONAL. RALLY


Plateau, Ala, Aug.-An educational
iatlH WAS held last Tuesday by
The Negroes OF Choctaw County. Ad
dresses were delivered by cX.Con-
StcSanlan .. l.. Gray and County
S"rr.lltcndcnt lack Rogers Isaiah
} Whitley, principal OF the Mobile
County Training School Tor Negroes
ais" SPOKE and urged his people TO
i'll. schools, IcOmc better ia G,vrS
and build up a reputation FOR homes.
T. and industry.
Richmond planet., 1920-08-28
lA:au,t",cI Arglu r.,s, }

Springfield, H., Aug. 1t became
>'a' '"..aI ,.,',, Gov. i.oWdon reply
ms 10 Il request from Secretary OF
State Colby lor Information regard
ms the killing OF Louis Carrari, al
Italian in riot at west Frankfort Aug
ust ith, said the State authorities
nave tao situation we'll in hand and
tNat every means is being cXcrtcd to
prosIr"tc the guilty persons.