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Richmond planet., 1920-02-21

PERSONALS AND BRIEFS

Attorney J. Thomas Ncwsomc, Of
Newport News. Va. was in the city
last week.
Mr.. james f.. I!ovd. or Wovcrlv
brought us some ioh work and mad,
II deposit in the Mechanics Savings
Eank.
Mr.. John Adams. OF Danvillc. Va.
was in the city last week and called
on us.
steel mantle burner fits any lamr
gives twice the lght. ruar,ut,ca sa,
isfactim or money back Sumn,r iy
mail 30 cents or : for =, T. q N.>
9n3i pliladrInh;o r., A.n,,,.. ,.'.,,,
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
MIR. BUSINESS MAN.

For Il limited time we are offcrinc
the patrons Of this paper The Calcu-
lator Adding machine at the ady"r-
tisin% price Of $1i.30 comn'ctc. Just
think Of II \ adding machine that
does the work OF 100000 mach nc
for this price. II Adds. multipic&.
SuhtractS and divides automatically.
With no mental efforts whatever.
It IS strong and durable and will
last a lifetime Sales Agents Wanted
MUTUAL. Supply CO.,
Box f776. Richmond, Va
Phone Mad. 5212 W
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
GENERAL WOOD TAKES STAND
BY LINCOLN.
{ by Edgar G.. Brown)

lby Edgar G. Brown.)
chicago. ILL.,, Feb. 12,-Major General
Leonard Wood. the most prominent
American today demonstrates his
presidential calibcr before the Lin
coin League assembled He stated hts
platform In fifty words by saying:
- stand for the RooScvcltian Square
Deal; a strict application to the
principles OF Amcricanism in the
functiontng of our government, as
fNcmpllfied hy abraham Lincoln :;
an homes ~dhere' to the con.titu-
ton. and the r.giu enforcement or
law and Order. In other words,
America must be made sag. f,r Ameri
cans"
Like Lincoln OF old Lcaonard ~ood
stands for government Of ali the
people, by all the people, and for all
the people He has pledged himself
time and time again thruout his long
career OF unprecedented and loyal
fuDic Service to help all people who
arc in trouble. Today he stands not
as any States 'favoritc son" but the
people of the nations "favoritc son =:
Ills popular ~ like Iincoln's has grown
from the ground up and not from the
tr"ctop'$ down. 1t is the men and
"cincn VIII" e." not politicians aust
the ordinary IL of the land, the
multitudin2": t~."G.. a. the plain
work-a-day 10 -. ".' - Leonard
WOOD as pr"&'o H. United Stat
c&.
Just rs that delegate at The Lincoln
League an old Veteran Il the Span
i~h-\morican war and sold icr in
the 10Th Calvary in the battle OF san
Juan Hill ~ General Wood said
"Thrrr ar" II" hravcr men than those
col"r"d boys | commanded in Cuba
"ro*c and cried out General I was
there and finer leader never knew"
So say the people OF the T.. S.
are arising and crying out. we want
Leonard Wood as the next great Re
publican leader"
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
SOCIAL WORKERS. SCHOOL. AT
tbi.OItE.D COMMU HOUSE

announcement of an Extension Cour,r
to hc Given by the Faculty OF the
school OF Social Work and puhl;r
Health
Beginning March 4. 1920. the Fac.
ully of the School of Social Work ANA
Public Health will offer an Extension
Course At the Community House for
Colorcd People in the General Primer.
pies OF Social Work. Especial cmphu.
S'a VIII b" lad on social ease work
WIN lalnlll"S as applied in charitable
"orh' lhEcnllc court work. home and
school visiting, and other forms of
Social work
iiourS OF Meet NJ: The Glass will
meet on Thursday evening hnrinninr
Mdrch 4th, from 1:30 to $50. The even
lhEN will be divided into two periods
ol ili'N minutes each. with ten min,
ties nlcrmSSion between each.
Length Of Course: The course viii
c"nlinu" from March 1. 1920, throupn
June 10. 1920.
Tuition Fee: The tuition fec for
the course is $500
'r"dlt: The State Department of
Educallon Will allow credit for this
course towards the renewal Of a
teachers certificate.
furth"r information on this &ubjrri
Will tc given on request. The course
- rN"l' however. not onsr to teachers
hut |" other interested people, who de
sire to obtain training in 1crhu .uur
OF modern social work.
Registration: Students NAV rcnIs.
TO-,
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
Warming OF A Riot.

Richmond, Va,
February lG. 1920.
To The Editor OF Richmond Planet.
| have learned that there will be
Il strike riot In Moncsscn. Pa. about
the first OF April Threats have been
mad" and il has been said. this time
ne col"rcd man will not stand any
&hoW And even now the cOlorcl III Al
ar" working with pistols at their
sides for protection. given them Ivy
the company.
Respectfully,
IDA Is. BROWN,
COS Price Street
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
42i Sixth Avenue,
New YORK City.
Fchrlary 9, 1920,
'!Id tor Negro World,

Sir.-1 have read with interest th"
aIcticr by Mr. Claude Mckay III The
NEGRO World of February 9Th MIR
PMckay is a genuine poet whose poems
IBese,m always glad to read and rcrcad.
GAS MIR. Mckay we'll says, there has
been in the past. and to a large *
6tcnt on tn" part Of Negro editors. 4
Hack OF the critical discrimination
8that reveals an appreciation Of what
E really worthwhile among the Ne
lsrO poets.
However, in my particular case. |
I'm glad to admit that editors John
Mitchell, Jr. OF the Richmond Plan
4 ct, Charles Alexander of :hc AlcXan-
dor's MAGAZINE one Of Boston. Mass.
s<nd DR.. w L.. .B. Dubois Of the
3CrisiS Magazine all Negroes. were
Ithc first To publish my verses. About
twelve years ago Mr.. Mitchell contri
butcd two columns of editorial to The
reproduction of Somc Of my poems
Aand commented on the poetic merit
\ that he recognized therein. Later he
wrote me as follows: - am instruct
. ing my employees to give your poems
double column space always. They
IRE masterpieces and some day the
8kSrld will recognize them as Such.'
Both Drs. Du Bois and Alexander
have written mo letters OF congratu-
#atlons rs to my poetic accomplish
hcnts. The Crisis Magazine has pub
&ished more and rejected fewer OF
4 poems than any other magazine
(which I have submitted them.
pColonel Charles Young (who, by the
'ay has written the Introduction to
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
Gary, w. Va.

Gary, w. Va.
February IL, 1920.
The Richmond Planet,
l am answering reply to an ad in
the Richmond Planet, to young man
of % years OF age wanting IL wife
I am n young girl tho ago OF II
years. finished high school and is
able to manage any kind OF business.
Please send me his photograph at once.
From Il. Y. s. s.
Gary w Va, Box 377.
p. S. Please sond me his picture at
once.
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
Would Pay His Fine.

John Mitchell, editor and banker
or Richmond, Va, has been arrested
Tor the alleged crime of ALLOWING
Pamphlets containing directions for
making whiSkey to hc printed in his
office.
'ohil lhcr" nre some old NcbrAy,
Ra '"p"rs who would he willing to
Pay your fine II they could get hold
or some OF those pamphlets.
tOmaha, Ncb., Monitor.)
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
BiRiI! PICTt RES AT FIFTH ST.
E. !. L. L. SUNDAY EVENING.

Rev. Futtcr#on and his famous
Geographic System of Bible Instruc-
tion by the use OF clear, lffc size
pictures OF Bible characters will be
the special attraction for Sunday
evening, the 22nc. ..Dccial features
every Sunday at Six" Gene and
500 for yourself.
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
just Wants to Know.

NHTVtrSVIIIr, 7. q. Va.
February II, 1920
Editor Of The Planet
HOW Is this: when the war was 70
ing ON and we We're all members OF the
fed Cross. the white people met us
IN our school houses and shook lor.
ing hands and said that we were all
brothers and sisters. Since war has
ended, where are they now? Where
sHall We be and where shall we stand
hereafter? Is all we'll? If SO. God
bless all mankind.
|. j. LEWIS
WI men another war comes on
these same conditions Will exist
again All You have to do is to wait
Tor another war.~-Ed
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
In Memory.

IN towing remembrance Of Susan
~ clark. who departed this life two
Years az" February 10Th, 1918
\ staunch believer in the saving
power OF her Heavenly Father il de
voted mother and faithful wife, who
waits to welcome us where the surg.
rs cease TO roll.
-ltOBT. NJ. CLARK.
Her husband.
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
Local Pythians, Attention.

All members Of Subordinate Lodges
Of Knights OF Pythias are requested
to attend a union meeting at Pythian
Castle. 1877 N. Third Street, Sunday.
February 20. 1920, at $50 P. M.
by order OF G. l.. Branch, District
Deputy Grand Chancellor.
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
CIAIBORNE--DAVIS,

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Washington
announce the marriage OF their niece,
RoSalie Belle Davis to Mr.. Jonathan
Howard Claiborne, which WAS quietly
%oicmnizcd January 5. 1920, Rev. X.
o. Johnson officiating.
r'"'ption. Monday evening. March
!. 1870, s to II O'Clock. at their
residence, 121 West Clay Street.
Friends invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
CARTEIs-WALkER.

Miss Helen Walker OF Amelia, Co.,
Va. and Mr.. James Carter OF Rich.
mond. Va, were married In Charles.
ton, W. Va, Wednesday, February IL.
1920. rhry 9 nc'y residing ~ Tharls
ston, ~. VI.
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
Foreign Mission Day NJ West Wood

Foreign Mission services will be
held at West Wood Baptist Church,
the fifth Sunday evening. February
20, at $50 O'Clock. Sermon by Rev.
|. II. Hines. a program will be
rodered. Come and help our people
far away.
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
StcnoSraphcr Wanted

Wanted AT once a proficient stcno.
eraph"r o" typiSt. Apply in person
after : =. NJ. III +. Clay Street.
j. r. POLLARD. Atty.
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
In Memory.

In sad hut loving remembrance of
my children, Mary Elizabeth who
dlcd February Is, 1918 and Aubrey
Malcom who died October |, 1915.
Love to little Philip.
Their Mother,
MARY CHAPMAN
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
MY GOD is BLACK.

BY LUCIAN B. NAPKINS.
My God is Black. Ile made me So
His Image, breathing as go
llc is my souls lone Vision. through
The best Of all dare and do;
The hope have; my faiths glad glow;
The spirit-ugc feel; each blow
hat keeps facing toward my foe:
These arc His signs mfaling, true
My God is Black!
Dear Christ! when Thou hacs fallen low
Beneath the Gross, the World Of woe
My brother, Simon. bore for you,--
Up Cavary& Hill, toward Heavens bright bIuc,-
Our mutual BURDEN This, | know
NV God is Black!
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21
APPRECIATION Of COLORED POETS
RLUCIAN u. WATKINS ANSWERS POET MCKAY,
TOWARD TEE POETS AND THEIR WORK.

tbnS tonnmcnC oar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Remuneration Poetic
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21

MIR. William II. Thorogood. O
\"rt"lk. Va, WAS in the city Ia,
week and called on us.
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21

announcement OF an Extension Course
to be Given by the Faculty OF the
school OF Social Work and puhl;r
Health
Richmond planet., 1920-02-21

Sir I. &. PARKER a. Prince George
Va, and Sir T.. Thomas. Of Petersburg
called on us
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
HARDING TRAVELS HOME
BY EASY STAGES. IN AUTO


tiv The Associated Press
WASIilNHrDN luis Senator
Harding lfu republican presidential
candidate. tonight had completed
preparations ton hlH departure tom0r-
row from Washing on hS automobile
tu his bHme in Nlriou Ohio 70 wac
said Chat several stops would boz made
en ruutc und that De- intends TO arrive
n Marion shortly after noon Monday.
Mr Harding plans 90 obtain as much
rcat as pos@ihlo duriug the trip and
his Itinerary was not made public bee
causc Gao do SO would make Il imposni-
hlc ron BIN to avoid crowds. lie viii
De accompanied b, Mrs Harding Jas.
Sloane the secret service attendant
assigned To him. and representatives
OF press associations
The understanding WAS tonight that
Ms llardinE would spond sunday uight
40 sonic Dhio cltN within easy motor
nE distance nf Marion 30 as 90 reach
lhni ciiy Iu ample timc for iho home
coming celebration
Among HIS callers to-day were sem
atnr bftu hcurk democrat. of Nebraska.
Unless suoCi1l session OF congress-
should he called senator Harding docs
not contemplate RETURNING Co Washing
ton prior tn November
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
viallANr cousIMs

We Americans have always pridod
ourseives ou being men 1f vision.
quick tu recognize tho usuificnnco 500
changes in trade winds .ls Wyll us in
political developments tho world over.
but sun camulaDenpf n this rcspeD
has received somewhat ol u Jolt bob rec
zen; weeks uom au unexpected SIOUX a..
70 las remained tor uuimueinativc bur
practical Britain to -cu as 70 nation.
the clearly marked 'rIloucics in ne
OH business.
While we. iu this DountTv nave rcst-
cd in fauciod security in the possess
ION of some two thirds 90 the world X
petroleum production car stolid.
phlegmauD, bat wide-awake cousins
have been actively bent ou getting "a
mortgage ou much % the potential pro-
duction. noi only outside bat inside
the United States So securely en-
renUhpd do ihuA feel themselves NOW
that they have taken Co.. rommiserAf
INK us on the distress we shortly are
Go feel when We cease tn bee the uge
eminent petroleum nation ana begin
paying tribute .a thtn foresight -Thi
Nations buslu.aI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
GEN. WOOD EXPECTED
TO GIVE HARDING AID

10y = h' ANnhflAif1 I ffros
NEW YORK. Iuly "a half hout
conference TODAY between Major Gem
ofal Leonard Wood aud VIII h Hays
republican national chairman. caused
ID flurry OF interest in the offices of
fhn partNa national headquarters.
when report filtered through the
cloard doors Of MIR HAYS office that
more imam passive support OF the
Harding campaign had ne"n offered
bN me general
General NuoI Will DO everything
consistent with his position as au army
ntlircf .f0 further the candidacy OF
Senator Harding" one OF the oXccu-
flNrH Of the campaign announced.
white the interview was siiil in pre-
Ercss
Ih" rruu1 that me general had EN-
iiftod whpl, hcartedlt .u mo Harding
.nlso was strengthened "hon % was
learned tnat ho was planning ,o caa ou
senator Harding ar 90, Hitor'H home
u Marion ONO WITHIN the next fvW
weeds
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
Trade in Cattle
Much Demoralized

Special to The Caller
FORT WORTH TcNan. July
Srtrulaiors here were tho only uur.
Citscrs nf cattle an ihp -llsnuan tnar.
Net Friday and thoir buying was lima
lt,d Dc few cars OF sterta Packer
dcinund frl flht and thn trade assumed
"a rather drmotAlig n aspect FRESH re-
oripte reached about 5000 cattle and
700 Calves and iu Addit ION wtrr prob
ubh iuuu cattle held uVrr from Thurs
days mean ciufp Steers cloard fully
Zoe lower COWS suffered a decline 81
.oc md CALVES averaged si2t to so
undft Moin. aday hasia
CATTLE l,ecYta ST ftu1g. Etnckrrs
sinN. cows f4nssU. heif.rs gaHla.
bulls Slml oaitos ttu1u
HOGS LleM fibaUUlbI5 heavy
9s2a1flAaN. medium Stthu0 lt.91.
missed fAspnl au. common Sl3mig Zoo.
ulna flfulI.rN.
SHEEP Lambs fit011 yearlnpa
fgnlu. wofhers 3Nna. ewes flms.
ruIss ffff. Nunta f4mh
Catffa C.fca
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
New York Boston
In Euen Break

u No NTNFI|TITTTT TTN'N
NEW YORK Juk Sew YOfl ana
Nortun divided double hDudef here
today The Braves winning fhc ffat
game 3 to e. n N inningn and the
Giuuts tho second. 20 to ~. op,n-
ink contest wDa marked hf u.s.. home
runs Score
First Game " II T.
Boston N3i eco iO7 o. as %
Sow York 100 ono ora 900 II o
iinticrio. ueachscr rllinrim Scott
aud gowdY. lontonY DouFlns and
smith
Second Game. r. ~ "
l'uston no OtO 1in- "a q
New York 40 goa gis iG IL 4
Batteries Scott li'Hrnr and O'Ntnl
nud Douglas lul Smith
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
Fort Worth Wins
From Houston Bluffs

By Tho Associntcd Press
FORT WORTH luis Fort Worth
pounded lluschu Ai rmvl, moments
here today nnd Nuu nom iNr Bluffs
~ tu souroi 90 ~ -
llusafon 900 u0f SOP 10 g
Fort Worth iOt $40 OK 10 N .
EnttvIitsi liuHcla and NoNoai Rob
ertfun ana iiaNurth
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
New York in Tie
For First Place

ii Tho Association lr,fH
PHILADELPHIA July 2 New
York went into IS tic tor FIRST place
win cleveland to-day bN defeating
Philadelphia. % Score
n n f.
Sew YORK 0lH Oui 600 d.
Philadelphia utu one 0U2 90 B.
Batteries Thormrhleu and Hannah
Harris. HHstN and Perkins
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
San Antonio Wins
From Shreveport

ny Tho Associated Prose.
SiuiENEfORr Trxns. July &c.
san Antonio won by iheig heavy hit
tnR today ~ to D. Store.
x ~ o.
san Antonio ii2 020 222--i2 20 g
Shreveport $3.50 600 22O 600. 4 II 2
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
Cleveland Wins
From Detroit

Nt The Associated Iafr4H.
DETROIT July 2--clcveinnd mt
three Detroit pitchers hard ana won
tudaf's game. 10 to g. Score
" II "
Cleveland u0C O2O 200 10 " q
Detroit 0in 900 200 3 . 4
Batteries cuveicakir and O'Nefli
bauss, Ayers aud StannEe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
Cincinnati
DownS Chicago

DIS ma. Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. July Cincinnati
defeated chicago TODAY. g 90 o in %
hard fought eleven Inning game.
Score:
Il II T.
chicago uO0 800 col Oh
Cincinnati uyO 100 100 u2- 10 o.
liattcricH Garter and Dniy Kinr
ana WiugO
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

Established is72-Ns~ Orleans. n.
Setten STOCKS, 1rsin. Provisions, Cot
ton Seed Oh. sugar and coffee.
Memoers 81 The Ncw Orleans Cotton
Exchange, New Orleans Future Rrok-
els Association. New York Produce
Exchange. New York Cotton Exchanges.
New York Coffee Exchange. Chlcace
board - Trade. Associate Members ~
Liverpool Cotton Association.
>ptNAl ttt'niion given 90 the execn-
nun " orders un the above exchanges
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03

spo'H pucf nnd unchanged mid
aling 1871 l sales mono
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-03
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600. rnrart4 uun. American nou-.
ruHd middlul ahli. ulihlrr aDbl.
open lfInh Low CLOSE
IUlN .tfn. Ht1u ti ODD. 20 600
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october 1893 nn-tH 100 13 1913 nh
Dorru.ner af gU-a, 3i $50 glli gs
spit Htetif and unchanged mid
diiur I1Th
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05
1919 Per capita
CONFER TOWN.

School opened the first Of March in
the Thief Slough district, seven schol-
ars attending the first day which, was
very. well considering that few people
knew that the school was going to
start so soon.
Everyone should vaccinate their cat.
tie, as there is already some deaths
among stock, the symptoms being
black leg or anthrax. Cattle are in
poor condition and this along with
a shortage of feed is certainly hard
on the farmer.
Will the editor or some one else tell
parents with four or FIVE little child
rem with no overshoes and not much
OF anything to wear or eat, how they
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05
CENTRALIA TRAGEDY
Continued from page one)

/ ~ 81
Several plans for Kidding the city
Of radicals were advanced at the
meetings." says The Chronicle story,
s<the city authorities being censured
for allowing the /. w. w. headquar-
tiers to remain open.
Out at the river bridge, where Ev-
erest's body hung for huors while au-
-tomobile parties Of men and women
turned searchlights on it through the
night, there isl sign on a tree which
Everest, If alive as he hung there,
could have read: It Says: Eternity
where 2"
Everest died without & whimper.
He never pleaded for mercy; did not
cry out when the bayonet was stuck
into his body; and he was alive then,
standing up in the street near the
Jail with the mob surging around him.
The man with the bayonetted gun
didn't have room enough to WELD It,
and the crowd had to push back to
|let him make the thrust
He was hung up at three different
points before the mob finally finished
him; and once, while they were
about to lift him skyward, he said:
Get the rope Tight" And 1.-THE
last when his, consciousness was go-
mo. he said: ssTell the world Eve
done INV duty.',s.
That word was carried back to
| town by men in the mob.
ssHe was the hardest boiled fellow
I ever saw said a young business
man who saw Everest die.
! Everest came from one Of the pio-
neer families Of Oregon. / was told
here. and worked as ) logger in the
bir woods.
Through long hours following the
IArmistic day riots, the broken thing
that had been Wesley Everest lay in
the corridor Of the iail ON the floor,
| with the light turned on SO that ali
the prisoners in the four cells on eth
er side must look at what was there.
And there was a long time when Ey-
crest was grooming in delirium and
diving. and his proans could be heard
ant s. The street,
Members Of the mob, am told,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05
Nc2'I TIL OAK Ola
| les UNDER
OTHER ST rs
MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN
HAVE LARGER INCREASES
FOR STATE PURPOSES

blsnarck, 9. D;-)mclM reports Of
state aevles Ior Minnesota and Wis
consin, nov available, snow increases
cQnsideraoiy greater tnan tnat ~
North Dakota.
While North Dakota has given the
soldier bonus Of $25. month, as
compared with SIS by Minnesota and
SO by Wisconsin, this state has an
increase in taxes over 1918 Of only
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05
Noel ROY

Quite a number Of farmers froS6
here took in the Divide aCeunty Faat4 6dfE
Bureau lecture held in Qestby. I'll
this time, without . DOUBT the farm.
ers are well schooled on how 70 can
ture this and every other years cr6lk
There is one question vet to be adj
swered BY our teachers and that Is
how are they going TO do this kind of
farming without the money.
. Elmer Hultpren. who was emrplovad
formerly bv 8. M. Donaldson az Pien-
tvwnod as : mechanic q his a1,to nj,
bile rarare. was STRICKEN down with
snenuomnia recently and is in q very
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05
tor. THE SALVATION ARMY IS
THE ONLY LOCAL AGENCY THAT
HAS HAD COURAGE ENOUGH TO

ASSIST THEM.
Almost all thought and action here
is subordinate to the whims and the
profit of the lumber interests. It is
an open shop town; out in the log
ging camps in the woods the Indus
rial Workers Of the World have the
power that their uncrushed solidarity
gives them; but in the own, organized
labor has never been able to get a
foothold. Only the railroad men in
their brotherhnods are strong in Cen
tralia.
F. B. Hubbard, president of the
Eastern Railway & Lumber. Co., is the
local king. His corporation has al
ways been notriously anti-union. And
Hubbardf is treasurer Of the Citizens
Protective Assn, and he was one of
the leaders of the movement to run
the I. w. w. out Of town. His step
SON, Dale Hubbard, was killed while
|chasinga Wesley Everest.
Hubbard has gone away to Florida,
it is said, and is not expected back
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-03-05

"Spots along the Pacific Coast pfH1
duce newspaper bombs as readily las
oranges" says an exchange. Yes, the
frequent discovery Of bomb plots aid
revolutions just ready to overthre
the whole United States, "red f9
spiracies," and similar novelties, have
got SO common that even the "inlp
cent public yawns and turns over te
the "funnies" where there IS more lIIr
iginality. ~,
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until the trial at Montesal
ed. Meanwhile, his corpd
tofney, C. D. CunninghaI
efficient and costly lawyer
ed as one Of the five speel
ors in the case Of the Il I
of killing Warren 0. Grin
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Hagan Back from Mel

John N. Hagall, comm
agriculture and labor b
from New Orleans, where
investigate the Louisiana !
marketing enterprises N I
of the North Dakota l !
mission. Mr.. Hagan ton]
ter five years Of ope,latlo1'
people Of the southern
Strong for state-owned ln J?
cilities. Louisiana has )
100000 of the same klaa
that North Dakota ,lIlte e.
No suit was brought {, TO
constitutionality, Mr. hags
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