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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
FORM A FOREIGN BORN CITIZENS
ALLIANCE IN NEW YORK


New York City, N. Y. July-A Ne
gro Foreign-born Citizens alliance has
been formed here for the purpose of
toachlng the foreign-born Negroes
or Now York and vicinity, American
lacals and to urge upon them the
stndy or American institutions and
the traditions upon which the Re
rnblic was founded. The organization
mas present membership Of several
hundred.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
START TODAY TO BE
BEAUTIFUL.

a woman's best friend is that
which helps her to gain and
hold her good looks. Tho woman
with beautiful! skin and luxuri-
ant hair always attracts the ad-
mirat:on Of others.
These things are woman's
greatest aid TO Il happy life.
And it's so easy for every
woman to be Ecautiful-iust Il
little care and the use Of Or
FIRED PA'.nlER'S SKIN WHIT.
E\ER PREPARATIONS and
HAIR DRESSER
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
PJRCELL'S is CLOSED.
american Negro Prcss.)

San Francisco Cal. July.--Pur-
cells a NOTORIOUS resort was order
Cd c'o5ed last Monday morning by
acting Mayor Ralph McLeran. Num-
crous complaints have been carried
I" the Mayors office recently concern
ing the place. 1T is what Is called a
black and tan" cabaret where dane
ing is feature and where liquor is
sold in open violation OF tho prohibit
ton laws.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
LIBEL SUIT. IN NEW BERN.
(.Associatcd Negro Press.)

New Bern, N. c., July-Civil action
was begun by r.. G. Tisdale in the
Circuit Court against George Eu-
banks the Wealthiest colore,i man in
this section Of North Carolina. The
action grows out OF alleged libolous
letters said to have been written by
Enhanks assailing the character Of
Ticdale. $4,000 damages are sought.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
ASSOCIATED Negro Press.)

Montgomery, Ala, JULY. Fl.
Phillips, president of the Alabama
State Negro Business League an
nounced that DR.. r. r. Motion, prin-
ciral Of Tuskegee Institute and Presi
cent Of the National Negro Business
League, has accepted the invitation
Ct the State League to address them
at the evening session. The meeting
will hold its annual session at Gads
cen, Alabama.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE OPENS
IN CHICAGO.
(ASSociatcl Negro Prcss1

Chicago, ILL.,, lJuly-The enterprise
Institute has bought six buildings
In the northwest corner of Aldine
Square. large group Of students
have been enrolled in the several dc
partments and the Institute has start
ed out with good prospects for the
coming year. Rev. G. II. MCDANIEL
is the principal of the school He Is
we'll known educator In this state
and one of the noted orators of the
race.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
81 BABIES RECEIVE BLUE RIB
BONS IN TAMPA.

INsS'tiUcd Ntgro Prcss)
Tampa, Fla, July-Twcnty-four
Negro babies received blue ribbons
Academy last Monday afternoon.
at the clinic held at the Harlem
Academy last Monday afternoon
These clinics are to be held every
Monday and ribbons will DO awarded
to the babies who represent the best
physical condition. The mothers are
said to be very enthusiastic about
the arrangements.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
NEW sCHoOL FOR TRUXTON.
(Associatcd Negro Prcss) ,

{Associatcd Negro Prcss)
acknowledgements, Va July--Trux
tons new school building was form
c'iy opened with special program
OF exercises held in the auditorium
Of the school. The program was pre-
pared by the Mothers Club. Address
IS were made by tho Rev c. c..
jones Of Mt. Hcrmon Baptist church
Prof. V. II. Carney principal OF the
TruXton School and W. II. Jennings
OF Portsmouth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
KU KLUX KHAN PAisADES IN
ALABAMA.
{ Associated negro Press. }

(tsociatcd Negro Prcss.)
Ihlladega, Ala, -JulyFollowing
recent parade OF 800 white robed
members Of the Klu Klux from An.
niston, Sheriff j. G. Corncttce has as
surci tho colorcd people that they
Will be given every protection of tho
law in the event Of an attack by the
organization from Admission. Tho
cause Of the parade Is said TO be
the increasing emigration Of Negroes
from hero.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03

The Democratic National Convcn-
ton, in session at San Francisco,
California is for the most part con.
po5tl Of tfcc-holders ref. ,'iig, the
wishes and desires of an onicc5hold-
CT Its attitude is therefore discount
Ell and its views minimizcd in adj
Vince.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
VIRGINIA BUSINESS LEAGUE Had
GREAT SESSION IN NORFOLK
american Negro Press. }

Norfolk, Va, July-The Virginia
State Negro Business Laegue closed
its Sixth Annual conference last Fri
day night. DR.. Emmett j. Scott OF
Howard University; Thomas II.
Reid of this city; Levi G. Brown,
president OF tho Mutual Savings
Bank; w. II. Croker made tho prin
ciple addresses.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
THE NEGRO BAPTIST FORWARD
MOVEMENT RAISES $1,000.
(AsSociatcd Negro Prcss.)

AsSociatcd Negro Prcss.)
Louisville, KY, July--A $4,000 drive
was successfully closed here by tho
Negro Baptist Forward Movement.
Tho money is to be used to help the
mission and general church work
among the local Negro Baptists. Thir
ty-threc churches were represented
il the drive.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03

The only opportunity that tho pco
pie will have to express their views
will be accorded to them mt the polls
in November.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03

Some colored folks talk too much
and some others eat too much and
there is still another class, who both
talk and eat too much.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
Great Help TO This Man and
DIR. FIRED PAIIiEls'S SKIN
WIIiTlGNES

Does not contain vascline (Which
promotes growth Of hair) and will
not injure the skin in any way. After
a few applications all blotchcs and
blemishos will disappear and your
complexion will be shades lighter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
MAN CHARGED WITH
ATTEMPTING HOIID-UP.
(Associated Negro Press)

(hsSoclated Negro PreSS)
Hyattsville, Md, July-John r.
Thomas, Negro giving his address
rs Richmond Va, was charged be
fore Justice Of the Peace j. v. John
son with attempting to hold up Thorn
as Vernon Garrison. Garrison Is a
veteran OF the late war and son of
County Officer Garrison.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
FOOD FOR MAN OR
WOMAN

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used by both men and women With
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make the hair soft, fluffy and lux
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST TODAY.
y" cannot supply YOU with any, or
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receipt Of price.
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ATLANTA, GA.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
SPECIAL DEPUTIES.

Miss M. l.. Chiles. Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Kate S. Thomas, Richmond, Va
Mrs. Mildred Johnson, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Matte Allen, Farmville, Va.
Mrs. Mile Paxton, Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. Florence V. Moore, Lynchburg
Va.
Mrs. A. j. Adams, Covington, Va.
Mrs. M. G. Adams, Portsmouth, Va
Mrs. Florence Wilson, N. Danville
Va.
Mrs. Mary e. Henley, Richmond, Va
Mrs. Ollie Palmer, Cape Charles, Va
Mrs. Essie G. Williams, Gilmerton
Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
June 20, 1920.
To The Editor,


Attorney w. T.. Denny in charge Of
Tie legal defense Of VIM. Turner OF
Alexandria,, Va, who Is charged with
murder and assault, has asked the
undersigned to receive and acknowl-
edge receipt of funds donated for
the defense Of Turner: I therefore
ask that you publish names and
amounts of contributors so that
proper and public credit may BIO Civ
en- those who believe this man should
have able counsel to represent him,
regardless Of the question Of guilt
or innocence.
w. A. JORDAN,
Previously Acknowledged. ...$ 09.20
Sharon Baptist Church Of. $500.
Big Island, Va, per e. D.....,.
Emanuel A. M. p. Church.. 1000
Portsm outh.
Rev. ). e. Roebuck,. $50
Wytheville.
Mt Calvary Bapt. Church,. $40
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03

Senator Warren G. Harding may
not be all right, but his addresses
indicated that he is not all wrong.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03

Hon. Henry Lincoln Johnson Is
tho most observed Of all Observers
His enemies did not land him this
time, but they will be pulling after
him" four years to come.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03

People, who dodge paying their
bills today will run themselves to
death trying to get credit tomorrow.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
DIR. FIRED PhLAiIIR'S HAIR
DRESSER

removes dandruff, makes tho scalp
hcalthy and promotes the growth of
SOFT. iuify. silky hair. Csc each Mt
your druggists; OR sent POSTPAID I'M
on receipt OF price.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
DIR. FIRED PALMEIt'S SKIN
WHITENER SOAP

IA Cleansing and medicinal soap.
bathe the face, arms and throat each
n'ght to keep the skin fair and
beautiful.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
DIR. FRED PNLMEIs'S SKIN
WHITESER POWDER.

Attcr years of experience and hun
nrcds OF experiments. We have per-
lectcd DR.. Fred Palmer's Skin
Whltcner Powder-thc ideal powder
for race women.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03

The "brother in black may not
know his strength now, but he can
exercise his power later.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
GRAND COURT, @. Of G.
Continued from tho First Pagc.)


Continued from tho First Pagc..)
lock Brakely; Miss Maggie Valon
tine.
Com. Oh printing-Miss NJ. l..
Chilos, Chairman; Miss Rebccca 7.
Mitchell; Mrs. Emma Haskins.
Com. on Appeals and Grievances
Mrs. jamie B. Watts, Chairman;
hrs. Doisie Hoyle; Mrs. Fannie
Winfrey.
Com. on Charter and DISPENSE.
tion--Mrs. ID. NJ. Hall, Chairman;
Mrs. lcic Smallwood; Mrs. Hattie
Turner.
Com. on Mileage-Mrs. ELLA Clarke
--Chairman; Mrs. Ada Lawson; Mrs.
Nary J. Jones.
Com. on lObituary-Alrs. Anna J.
Adams, Chairman; Mrs. Kate Lowry,
Mrs. Ada Young.
Com. on Busincss-NIrs. A. G.
Thompson, Chairman; Mrs. Lucy A.
Peters; Mrs. Julia A. Watts
Regalia Oommittec-Mrs Harriet
Il Thompson, Chief; Mrs. N. c..
Johnson, Asst. Chief; Mrs. Mamie
Saunders; Mrs. Julia c. Bridgeford;
MS. ESsic c. Williams; Mrs. Mary
Penn; Mrs. Belle Langhornc<
STATE DEPUTIES.
Miss NJ. l.. Chiles, Richmond, Va
Mrs. Anna Taylor Richmond. Va
Mrs. RowltGa White Lynchburg.
Va.
Mrs. Lucy Peters, Petersburg, Va.
District Deputy G. w. C.-Mrs.
Lucy Cross, Richmond, Va; Mrs. P.
NJ. b. Hodge, Danville, Va; Mrs
Martha w. Evans Lynchburg, Va:
Mrs. l.. d. Byrd Newport News, Va.
Mrs. NJ. II. Burrcll, Roanoke. Va;
Mrs. Lizzie Archer Norfolk, Va;
Mrs. Lucy A. Peters, Petersburg,
E"pewcll and Prince George Va;
Abs. Hattie Holmes, Harrisonburg,
Va; Mrs. Mary M. Byrd, Strasburg
Va; Mrs. Mary Il. w. Buford Pulas-
Ii. Va; Mrs. Annie Miller, Farmvillc
Va.
Mrs. Mollie Johnson, Pocahontas
Va.
Mrs Sarah p. Marshall, Suffolk,
Va.
Mrs. Whitlock BraEley, Chatham
and Gretna, Va.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Terry, Charlottesville
Va.
Miss Georgia H. Brown, Staunton
Va.
Mrs. Jennie V. Jackson Blackstone,
Va. .
Mrs. e. b. Brown, Covington, Va.
Mrs. Dossic Hoyle, Martinsvillc
Va. /!
Mrs. E. l.. Roscboro, Stonega, Va.
Airs. Fannie l.. Coleman, S. Bos-
ton, and Brookneal, Va.
Mrs. Mary Jeffries, Chase City, Va.
Mrs. Mamie Patterson Clifton
Gorge, Va
Mrs Julia Scott Lowmoor, Va.
Miss Lucy Lockett, N. and S.
Danville and Sandy Creek.
Mrs. Isabella Belts, Suthcrlin, Va.
Va. ,
Sir w. e. IIcmming, Dillwyn Va.
Mrs. Mary W. Blake, Chesterfield,
Va. -t,l
Mrs. Mary Casey, New River, Va.
Mrs. ID. M. Hall, Randolph and
brakes Branch, Va.
Mrs. G. b. Banks, Bristol, Va.
Mrs. A. A. Lawson, Emporia, Va.
Miss Ada Urquhart Gary, Frank
lin, Va.
Mrs. Ella Brown, Hanover, Va.
Mrs. Alberta Archer Drcwry's
Bluff, Va.
Mrs. Comclia BraNton, Orange,
Va.
Mrs. A. b. Turner, Natural Bridge
Va.
Mrs. Georgia Conway, Manassas,
Va,
Mrs. jamie b. Watts. Buena Vista
Va.
Mrs. Anna 2. Harris, Ziontown,
Va. =,
Mrs. N. b. Callahan, Hot Springs
Va.
Mrs. Amy Winston, Ashland, Va.
Mrs. Mary J. Jones, e. Radford.
Va.
Mrs. Ora b. Davis, West Point, Va.
Mrs. Callie b. jackson Winterpock
Va.
Mrs. II. II. Longlcy, Abingdon.
Va.
Mrs. Mary L. Martin, Houston. Va.
Mrs. Emma D. Tunstall, Peakes,
and Studley Va.
Mrs. Melissa Wilson Cape Charles,
Va.
Mrs. Tennessee Barksdale, Java,
Va.
Mrs. Addie Tucker, Mossingford,
Va.
Mrs. Mary II. Byrd, Front Royal.
Va.
Mrs. Mary A. Woolridge Glasgow.
Va.
SPECIAL DEPUTIES.
Miss M. J.. Chiles, Richmond, Va.
NrS Kata 6 rHhnnanS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
The ComPany is in a Great Drive for
$350,OOO to Complete Their Plans by
July rs, 1920, Liberals Natal Day
For Launching Our First Shin


operated by people
go TO LIBERIA now" travel
as the owners there wish
lore REACHING Monrova
~ arec to Nlonroa in IL IA
Don't Dream get Drive take do the most
Drafts
oo"t Philadelphia, D.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
Jacobs Pharmacy Co.,
Atlanta. Ga.

Gentlemen:
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Skin Whitencr. / have used many
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Skin Whitencr.
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which please send me another box
Of Skin Whitoner.
Yours truly,
Bertha Mcbride.
Mayo, Fla.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
Many Women
MAN AND WOMAN AND LEARN
TliE SECRET OF BEAUTY.
Jacobs Pharmacy Co.

Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlcmcn:
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stamps for which please send a pack
age OF your DR.. Fred. Palmer's Skin
Whitener and Soap, l have used
your Skin Whitener and Soap, and it
improved my complexion so much.
Send at once, us l do not want to be
without it.
Yours truly,
S. ]. r. Cross.
Baton Rouge, La.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03
A Ship Direct To Africa
Our Fatherldnd

me African Steamship & Sa.un1iU Co.
a Million Dollar ($looooO0) Corporation Chartered March
m l6 1912 Under the Laws of Delaware.
gnlted States Government
Srine Elect because it
trade in Iberia 0''e''
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-07-03

EDITOR JOHN MITCHELL, JR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-21
rhI.mEn'H DinArrOiHTM EuT

r''"."-y 'is"..-t ni'.h.ii i-i....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,.,"..."t"~ hI- "rs' ..l
..,,, .-....i -, 'L- r,.'-.,,''I'." - -"-'
. hls'" ~" -o,S -r"' --'h" IT. 90 ""i
T." -. ,"ryI.'I"u - '.,,"-' r'"'--,y'"""
-, r,"fi'. -.i"s ~hlI- -'.'lh ~'h- "r~'.
uIoii.." hss bee" s"i"r '" !" f"'"l ~"
ducts 49, Iuf"r,"- 'h. i"ILi" 49, hI"
campaign -E-i"-' r'"fn'"'- -"1 "r"i""'
continued trr-urs ~ tho Io'k ~ fund"
dangerous epprGprIH'"b t-n nllll"n hot
lars f"r lIl- pSr'icuinr ~"rb. snh ~ 10"
roIc M Palmer has boon r'"rl"Y'"g
rpr,IpI agents and paying out high -
ponEo rharF~r nm additional ~" WlIIl"n
doIIsTr will h" required Four million
,tollarr ~ puhlI" m"nI~r In nil Tor ."
cnrnpIlrhmcnt4 that cnn on put on tho
point Of = pin rorhnpa. however. Mr.
paImer feels that he hasn't NJ much uHn
for his army Of proHn"u,"rn and special
Investigators rin'H tho San frnn"iH'"
Convention disappointed his eHp""th
tons The rather mcaSro bunch 81 del
oxatcn gathered by Mr.. Palmer indl-
,atoH that good many az tho mon on
his four million dollar paJr"h dihn
deliver tho goods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-21
rHE DESTRUCTION OF THE
STREETS


Tho oonAtAnt d"Htrn''l"" 80 VIC
az tho city Of Wheeling ~ h'''' '''
traffic. particularly ''"'
a problom which No must rae" ~ INV
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SITuatIsa By a"y "" I"I' ~"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-21

Tho roloA have EiVon the li"lshcvh
something more than clap GA ia"
wriAt The counter attack has apparent
" broken up tho Soviet army. Ioaultod
Ia tho capture Of great many PRS
.au,fa and driven ihu int adeio bach fT"m
Ihiriy to ni.u miIos FOR The liius buinE
I.uland Ia safo anh what rT"mrlncd 10 bo
a vaiy bad o'iuail"" /" i"7'"'" I'"'"r"
a., nj Irast I,ilos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-21

,vorhLurtru T. & kuT - Iri"rh"
Ia ,hI. ,Iv wc,r rhurhcd - hour "f 10"
d.uih 81 Nfu Mabel hri"n h"w''n. -
III. 81 rr"rEc n nuw"rr - ""n ~
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N,,,Ir.nurr Nho dird IN n h"spli0l IN
~, ,,.., nrI,, urek'p IIlue"" Mon
d,v anrrnonu Mrs. U"w"r- VIM boz"
In Washington nuh widely In""" y.
TnuItnI rn,lclY Sh' Whr r"rul"I NM
.hrhI, rrIe"u,"d ~ 4 "lh" 'iI''" "'
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,'ntuIui-rIunn ~ T"FiinhH'"i h"N w
been irgurd g. INinr- \ Ihn'r - l.'h".
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-21
90 ornlArIon naoUIanD

t.ueaI is,uL h"Ts' IinW long MUS
rau I"r tho halo I-,ttI"n 81 'u'A |
utd'Tod'
waite, TIll s"u"h"dy "''I"ia IA"
ntE.r hnIT Na '""t go cot R"h IN
hpIf a duct su,,'au Magazine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-21
ONE wohaT hnaOvED
Well my daat ile /

Well NY h~s, to luUi had ny ~"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-21

.,r.., ,,II Inv, iLnr Ir-u, Ia ru'h Hh"r"
.,Ir,, tie. nr,d rui f'ht no i'h" '"h
moi. .,i,u4rh IcIr. vhni va 'h'"
niI,nrIh Ia lrif
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-21

DII"r thanF"I =" V"7l
q. lat. a.. ,,... ,,... ,,,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
On The ISSUE Of T.
Nmericanism There Can
Be No Compromise
Life and Danger
ny DIR. FRANK CRANE
Copyright, 1870. by Frank cranaD

reached Berlin he caught cold and was dead
in three days.
The one thing certain about life is iu
uncertainty. We may not be sure that thert
is "A supernal Power that directs all earthly
affairs, but we are absolutely sure that u
lie does, lie does not take US into his con
fidence.
II does not require such a stretch Of ones
powers Of belief 10 be fataist, and to hold
that what will happen will happen.
II is a curious fact that men in battle
steady their nerves and resist panic by the
reflection that one cannot die till his time
comes. Most brave soldiers are more or less
fataists why run from the enemy?" they
ask themselves. IF it is written that you
are 10 be killed at certain time the bullet
will find you whether on advance or re,
treat"
And this is not sheer bravado, nor stupid.
stolidity, nor heather stoicism. II is PRETTY
good sense. To live is TO be in danger. ~
only people who are perfectly safe are in
the cemetery. Death is about us, in every
breeze, at every corner.
The sensible thing is not to live in
trembling fear of it, nor grow morbid and
sickly because we are mortal; neither is il
becoming to face it with impudence and give
ourselves recklessly to unbridled excessest
but TO recognize that the end of life is i'm
evitable, and to face this fact with calmness
and high courage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05

II was Il severe shock TO n dozen or more
Itcnographers in the building at 50 William
t.. New York. the other day, when Charles
iutter, window cleaner. came hurting past
heir windows on a 125-foot fall from the
'cyenth floor. All of them screamed and
everal OF them tainted.
IL was likewise shock TO the wire netting
jver "A skylight on the roof OF SO Maiden
ane. into which Butter plunged. but he him
elf kept his presence of mind.
When Patrolman Albert Ruff rushed to
he roof TO pick up the pieces, Butter was
sitting up among the wreckage of screen
md skylight
"Will you help me up, officer" he re-
luested. 1--WE had quite a fall"
He was taken TO Broad Street hospital,
where 1t was said there seemed TO be
nothing the matter with him.
AT about the same time healthy young
man of "a slipped on the icy pavement up
in the Bronx. fell, and when they picked him
up he was dead.
So there you are. You never can tell A
flea bite may bring on blood poisoning, and
a man may live 40 years with bullet in his
brain. A German officer returned from a
trip in a war cruiser, he had been thru shot
and shell, he had been shipwrecked and had
tramped for days in the desert, he had had
all manner Of hairbreadth escapes in peril
of war and of the elements, and when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05

When the price Of lard began going makers of lard
substitutes encouraged to greater activity and during
the war. it urged upon American housewives to use
literally of these substitutes that lard might be conserved
for export to other countries and TO American troops in
home camps and abroad American housewives did that
very thing. Never before such liberal made of
vegetable oils in American kitchens Then the ended
And the meat packers began noticing the tremendous
nroad made upon their lard trade by these substitutes
1t threatened the high profits of their pork business They
reduced the price of lard and kept cutting the price
Today lard is selling cheaper than majority of substitutes
In order make up for this decline in lard quotations.
reports the United States bureau of markets packers
raised prices of for which the greatest demands
made"
Evidently the packers felt they had to kill vegetable
oil competition Quickest way to cut the price When
the makers of lard substitutes have been driven out of bust
the packers put the lard price back where il
In the meanwhile meat will finance the
packers substitutes by paying for pork chops
and rib roasts neither having any competition in the
of substitutes
For such the ways of the packer
We don't mind tdres Injuries II the prices of
sites do not bring them into the hlrury class.