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Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
GemidciScr SnOnItric crbdIt ruff.
Idje Nnftr1ae.


Iaf mebrercn, nltr teiIpeiIe oe.
lungcnen gcriuden ieitens ser
&eniheioer 5obrifanten, Die Dor
Dem 9riege iebr Iebbaitc @eiGdfts.
oe%rbinoung Ser. bcrgiidcn alein.
aiicninOuitrie nit GuBlono mieOer.
Ger5ritcIlen, lit iebt Ser erlte aroBc
Notwithstanding in @erf,eltaen fiir
GlIBIonO er5ielt poroen. Gs bnnoeIt
lid babel Inn 9luftrGgc in SGaen
fiir Die Sol5beorbeitung i'm 8erte
BON mebreren Miaionen Wtarf. 0os
8eiddft lit fir sic Tabrifanten
iinon5ien Our9aits iiderQeIteat uno
geu6brt Der SnouItrie fir ole n6d.
lte 3eit Iobnenoe @ei6dftiauna, an
Der es in alien nn6ern 8peiaen Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING iest p6uia febIt.
8eitere umfongreide 9~eItelunaen
in 8crf5cugen iino onaefiinoiat nno
fonneit bereingenommen tueroen, 10.
balls es geIingt cine iidcre 8erbin.
Dung NIT &uBlono ber3uIteqen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
9as Gcnfmal fir Die s~efaacnen
S%tnoentcn.

Sen i'm &rlege gefnuenen Stltoie.
renoen, Sebrern uno geamten ser
Berliner Qniueriit1t ion altem afa.
oetnilfen grauh sem1B elm Gent.
nal errid)tet meroen. Sc bier Sir.
6itetten uno 9ilobauer maren auf.
geTorOert poroen, iii qemeinIomer
arbeit uorbereiten0e gntmiirfe elm.
.5urclhen. Ser BON @e9eimrat 8rof.
y. geltelmeper uno Hrof. Or. Sugo
Seoerer eiltgegangene @ntmurf
ipuroe our6 einen 8riifunosaus-
1fuB our IuSfiibrlng norge'dlo0en.
9as 9enfnlal fol- in Dem @orten
binter llniperiitdt ieinen 8Iob fin.
Den, urO 8mar nit Dem 9lid ouf sic
Hniuerlitat an Der StraBenieite,
gegen Die es oltrd) cine bobe Sede
obgeidloiien werOen ioa. gier mGf)-
tige unmerfli6 iid oeriiingenoe
Yfeiler meroen nah Dem gntrpurf
bort nebeneinanoer lteben, our6 ben
etDaS %DergroBerten mittIeren 3mi-
1henroum paarmeiie %5uIammenge-
1alten. sic ionen sic Nomen Der
@efallenen tragen. gor Ser Wlitte
rubt auf nieorigem SodeI elm trau-
ern0er arie9er, Oas m6dtige Soupt
geienft, oas Iinfe &nie am 9ooen,
mabren6 Gle Iinfe Sano oen rid
marts itebenoen &unoi6ilo bdlt, Sic
refte totlos ouf Dem oufgeItiibten
redten GfenfeL r1lt.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Sin 9~icbesSrama.

Gin 2~icbcsOranla ipielte lid ont
benz 6cloe ouf Der @emartnn9 Mai.
TANNER bel Ncllitaot a. s. ob. Der
% Sabre ollie &eidspebrioIOat So
fob &ebn bon g0cnfobem Der in
8iir5burg aneelteat mar, erld)oB
feline 9raut, Die % Sabre alte
4rnbeim aus 8ieslo6 onr6 einen
SdrB uno CAB ii6 Oann ielbit Den
GOO ourd einen SduB in Oen
Mlino.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
rSelbemtaten" frans. Militairs.

8ei eilier BON Der Surngemeinoc
In Sberengelbeim peraitltalteten
Ean5ieltlidfeit fam es oaOnr6 gu
9miltiafeiten, oaB fran5oiiife Sol.
6aten li1 i'm GonSiaal einfanoen
uno Die YlaBe Der S%an5enoen eill.
nobmer. Sic entfernten iid idlieB-
lid nod anrufung oes Srtsfom-
manoanteu, idoiien aber Sann pom
alBen ourd) Die Seniter, nobel ein
iungcs Wtdoden aus Sranffurt q.
Wt., oas beiu9smeiie bier peilte, 10
ifpcr ucrlcst mnroe, oaB eS fnr6
onrauf Itarb. Ger Eater fonnte per'
boftet ipcroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
TrOsef sesen Die vaIte Siebe".

Oie .Alte Aiebe", oas iooialiitiihe
Organ in Gurbapen, bat Dem Diref.
tor Serriurtl, BON Der bOberen
Gtaatsi6uIe, ltnterihlaguna (ger.
brald) Itaatliten Yrennltoffes 81
Nriuatapeden) porgetuorfen. Serr.
furtb erfI0rte oies fir unipabr uno
perflaete Die nGlte 2iebe" wesen
4eleioiguhg.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
%crbaftnugen betriiacriidcr Snntbe'
amten.

Sn ben lesten Moden mnroen in
9uoapeit 81 8anfbenmte pegen BE-
trugcs uno 8eruntreuungen onge.
5eigt. Ser Den 9anten 5ugefiiate
Sdaoen iiberlteigt 81 Wtiuionen.
I~nffaleno lit, oaB Die meilten Eater
aus guten S1uiern itammen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
sdafe an eioenem 0nnit eritidt.

Sn Dem 9orfe glrIebeu bel Gr.
furt iino nahts in einem Stou $50
Sdafe lum9efommen, Die ourtnaBt
pom Seloe beimgetrieben wor0en
iparen uno in Dem nl6t pentilierten
Stale i'm 0unlt eritidt iino.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Sine Nilion fir NrbcitcrwObnnn.
gcl.

Sic peItfdIiidc SoI0idroubeu.
fabrif 0eroes & SO. in 9ortmino
lteIte Die Summe bon elmer Wfiaion
Mart our 8refiieung gum 9ou bon
arbciterwobnunaeu.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
slnf 1000 9entid)e Elm 9raftuasen

Die @eialnt5abl Der &raftfobr.
5euge bon runo $4,000 Dor Dem
3rieee lit auf $4,000 gu anfang
1920 geiunten. Gin oieier Yerdnoe.
rung lino Die Yerionennagert am
ltartitcu betciligt; bel oieien ereibt
lib, oaB Die 3abl bon runo 10000
Dor oent 9rie9e auf $4,000 gelull-
ten lit. Sic VI s+orr1oer iino BON
22,5O0 auf $3.50 geiunfen. 0age-
gen lino Die .aiitraitpagen BON
5000 auf 1890 geltiegen. Die
Nenoerung Der @eioHt5obl beoeutct,
Dab in GcutihlaHo iest elm Strait.
hagen crit auf rliHo 1000 ginmob.
her, ge9eu / /: 600 gsr Dem 3riege
tomnlt. llu5emtste 8abr5euse iino
in oicier Statiitd nit9t beriifiidtigt.
@odwaiier a~ofniu0pbe in Der
S@Heis.
@ie Die 49'aaoualSeituns" lber
Die @ohra Ssatoltropbe i'm &an.
ton 8auis misieilt bctr1gt Der
SduOen 2 bis W}iaionen 1ranfen.
Die llcbcri@mentug9 lit Die gr0Bte,
Die Den Soltou bisber b~etroiicn bat.
3Wiider @ittcA mo Der Wtiinoung
Der Worge iiieBt Die Sdlfte oes
Hbcuenaliers aaBcrbalb oes @et.
fcns. G!ue 8 8ilonietcr LANCE uno
9 &ilometsf breite Strede nit friid
aeidten MeScgH III iiberidmemmt.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Saterm1rOer gum sObe OernrteiIt.

SHIerHIuEuer 3HW SDDe DeFNrIeIlI.
Inter Der anflage Oes WorOes
be5w. Der 9egiiniti9ung oes Moroes
batten iid) Dor Dem Sdwurgeri6t in
Sels, Sdlelien, Der ~23iabrige &arl
NieBner aus 6~eltenberg unO beilen
@roBmlltter, Die etnG 90i1brige per-
mitlpete Nus3iiglerin Srau Sering,
gu peruntmorten. Mm a. Sanliar B..
S. maren ser 4derbiirger &arl MeB-
ner in Seltenberg uno feline 8irt-
idafterin Eauline 0reBlcr, Die er
hatte b~eiraten moaen, plotlih per-
ifmunoen. gnoe Npril fano MAJ
Die 2eid)en Der beioet nit idperen
8erlebungen, Die auf Wforo binpie-
fen, in ser 0iingergrube oes @eB-
1terlden @ebofteS pergraben Dor. Sn.
5piiAen mar ihon am Z. Sanuar
Der Sobn bes SotenL Der nit Dem
8ater uno ser @irtffofterin bon ie.
Der in llnirie0en gelcbt bate, utter
Dem 8eroad,t oes Moroes perbaItct
poroeil, uilo sic peitcren grmitte-
Iungen iiber Die SorgGnae i'm Sanle
fiibrten aud 5li Ser Inflage ge0en
Die alte Srau Sering, sic Sdmicacr.
mutter oes Gotten. Die 5meitdaige
@erbanolrng fiibrtc oa5it bob &arl
McBner oes Toroes ifuIoig &c.
iproden uao gum Eooe perurtcilt
muroe; Srau &ering muroe frcige-
iprohen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Der ticieapfuift vTrins BON @a.
0%atinn".

49, "hNAN'tH wv HFhth0 UUH 0t"
Datinn".
ari oineR uti,rnationolen gbell-
teurer ING Wia0ntian auf,
3utretel rO pegen ieiner
Sbmirl g ouberoem Degen
Gntfiibta ou or gerliner Sri.
minolpo 5s eabH oct. gta1ocm Ell
bis Dor 5.lir5sH QS Yrin5 Wto0a.
tion III 9ilildn0 al)Be Netriigereien
ueriibt Gaitc. ia e. pom BORT ii6er
YariS uat gerlal eeioDren. Bon
Dicr aus reiiic e. 81 i1Git nod Gan
sig lueitar. iam 0aun ober pie0er
liab Der 9seidg 0lupiltoot 5uriid INC
licB iid 6ei Gem ltlIienii6en Gon.
iulat oen ali 6rou MlaOation lau.
teroen sBoB ieinet 9egleiterin err.
neuertl. 0leie lit enil 19 Sabre olte
&uliin ltauia G6a.l )enfo aus 9iom.
ole er crtfubrt uuG nit Ser er lih,
obiuobl i9oH rcrbciratet, bat trouen
laIlen. goH @erliu aus ipoQte Der
9odltopler nu0 G%nGfiibrer, Der iid
balo ais Guiie, boIo ais arntenier
uno oltd ols arimtartar ausaibt
uno iid ferner nod H~etroiiion uno
Wtoiiactu 81 lienncn pfIegt, iiber Ste.
bal 81 Dem ruiiiifen General
8rangeI reiien. Mian oermutet ie.
ood, DAB er iid tpeiter in 3eutid.
lallo, pobrIdeinli9 iogar in Berlin,
aufb1It.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Viewed from racial stand point
God was working for. the colorod
folks when Senator Warren G.. Hard
ing OF Ohio and Governor Calvin
Coolrdge OF Massachusetts were
terminated us the Stanaard-bearcva
OF the Republican Party in the com
ms presidential campaign. Jim
C'owism' received its death-blow
fol both Of these able statesmen
have the courage OF their convic.
teens and will accord to tho Amcri.
can citizen Of color all of his rights
ord privileges under the law, il
their past records in this respect
arc to be taken as "A criterion.
This nomination indicates too
t'at the recognition OF Hon. Charles
a Cottrcll Of Toledo, Ohio and Hon.
William II. Lewis Of Massachusetts
will necessarily with reference to
matters affecting colored folks, while
Hon. IT. G. Smith, editor OF the Glove
and Gazette will be mighty pow
olful proposition" in the future
conferences of the Republican Par.
ty. 1t seems that Editor Smith had
n "long head" In this matter, champ
ioning the cause Of Senator Harding
from start to finish and using his
"shillahly" numerically upon the
head of his distinguished fellow
Chioan, Hon. Ralph w. Tyler, who
Fad the tactical misfortune to flock
IT, the standard of the brilliant Gen.
Leonard Wood.
But then, we are all Republicans
and the desire to win may make us
fcrget all of that. Harding and Cool
ridge is the ticket and nothing that
ray be done at San Francisco, in our
judgment can beat it.
The Republican National Commit
tee showed rare judgment in contin-
Jung Hon. Will II. Hays as chairman
OF the Committee. He is peculiarly
fitted for the task that is now be-
fore him. He is past master in the
art OF harmonizing and will speedi-
~ bring all Of the hitherto warning
factions together.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
% NEGROES BEATIFIED.

Rome, June 6.-The ceremony Of
Identification Of twenty-five Negroes
who died martyrs for tho faith in
Uganda under King Mwanga, was
celebrated today with great pomp III
the bascilla Of ST. Peters. Cardinals
bishops and other richly gowned OF
ficials with missionary priests, worn
by their Iabcrs in torrid climates.
PASSED up the center Of st. Peters to
+, ceive the announcement Of beatifi
cation from Pope Benedict.
During the afternoon the pontiff
dt scended to ST Peters accompanied
by the cardinals to Penetrate the pic
lures and relics Of these humble
saints.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

me nomination Of Senator War
zen &. Harding as the Republican
candidate for President of tho limit
ed States shows that the Ronnblic,p
'\'''ohal Convention was alive to
inc necessity of placing before tho
cioctoralc candidate that coulJ
command the united support Of all
'SftEh:rh.ng men Scnaf,, I,rI
ing is statesman of the old school
IN his hands the rights of all mon
regardless Of race or color. sect or
creed arc secure.
Ills nomination under such ans.
rices and conditions forcshadow HE
election to the highest gift ot tho
hahoS OF the American people. Tho
handwriting is on tho wall. The Viii
son dynasty can sec the port Of -
mans hand writing the mystic do
Gcc, "Mene, Meme, Tckcl Upharsin"
"'hou arc weighed in tho b,loncc,
asa art found wanting. No act
ION on the part of the Democratic
National Convention can forcstall
the coming rc.uu.
me next President of the United
states Will boar the name of Warren
u. Harding of Ohio and the world
will have peace.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
DO YOU KNOW THEM?

desllu 10 KNOW the whereabouts
OF my mother, sister or brother.
When I left home, they were living
at Apple Grove, Louisa County, Va.
My mothers name is Eliza Dickerson.
Henrietta Dickerson. Kate Dickcrson,
Mary Tyler and Matte Dickerson,
A'onZo DlcKerson, Richard Dickerson
and Clarence DTKerson are relatives.
My name was Mary Alice Dickerson.
Any one knowing the whereabouts
of any of them will please commun-
icate with MRS. MARY A. THOMAS.
912 W. CAapnne ST., Wheeling, West
Virginia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
COLORED LABOR RECOGNIZED.

The action of the American FEEDER.
alton of Labor in session at Moi.
zeal Canada, June 10th, 1919 on the
race question is a long step forward
and chronicles the elimination OF
the detested color-line that has mado
organized labor the subject OF mucn
criticism and has done much to
handicap it in its work. The great
black industrial army must ever be
menace to white organized labor
unless it is "harnesscd" so to speak
and made susceptible to the infIu-
ehces that control the arminc3 Of
work throughout the civilized world.
Certain it is that master minds
are now in control Of this great work
ingman's organization The interest
OF the white mechanics and black
mechanics are identical. One cannot
proceed along the road Of material
prosperity to the table land of in
dustrial emancipation without the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
LYNCHBURG NOTES.

Mrs. Gertrude Hatcher and dough
ter who has been the guests Of
Rev. and Mrs. Blake Of Lynchburg
A. NJ e. Church leaves for Roanoke
today.
Mrs Henry Miles of Farmvillc
with her two sons. was accompanied
Ivy Miss Blanch Miles her ss1crin
law from tho High School at Peters
burg, Va, visited Lynchburg last
Sunday.
mond, preached ut ST. Paul A. NJ. e.
church Tuesday night and was enjoy
eli by all. Rev. G.. ". Pendlcton.
IS pastor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
INFORAIATION!

The Seasons Salient Song Success
BABY BLUES
CHOW out on Q. II. S. Music Rolls
Get it,
Get the Great and Only
r
BERT WILLIAMS
Columbia Record: Elder Eatmore on
Generosity: Elder Eatmorc on
Throwing Stones; written by Alex
Rogers and by all means get
Bert Williams Latest Big Song uit
WHEN I RETURN
columbia Record A.2652) writton hy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

The problem now before the coun.
try is how to have liquor in fact
without having 1t in law and how
to have beer in fact without having
II in the statutes. A part Of .his prob
lem has hcen worked cut. Many fam
i'ies are making beer for home con-
sumption. although tn" average cost
Yer bottle will soar around IS cents
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
OUSFED DIGIIlGGATlGS MAY CARRY
CONTEST TO FLOOR.
Appeals to Credentials Committee
Already Taken by 1877 Unscatcd
Representatives.
FORCES ORGANIZE TO FIGII
chairman lays, Defending Commit.
tee Action, Says That in Con-
tested Cases Findings Were
Based on Merit Of
Questions.

Chicago, June G.--Campaign man.
u&crS today prepared to renew be
Tore the convention credentials com
H. ttec their contests over DELEGATES
decided by Republican National Com
mit;Ce. Some of the contests NAV be
carried 10 the convention floor. There
'arc possibilities that virtually all of
ihe 1877 contests will he appointed to
the credentials committee to be an
pointed next Tuesday with prospects
,ot all night sessions On hearings tc
prepare Il report to the convention
Wednesday.
The sweep Of the Lowdcn forces in
:he rational committees decision, il
is believed, will furnish the princi.
pal work for the crcdcntial commit
tee. 1t also faces decisions in rcd.
hot organization fights from several
States as well as tho race question
presented from several others. The
re lords aud briefs in the national
c,>mmittcc's hands are now being
comhcd through carefully by the op
position camps in preparation for
the battle before the credentials com
mittcc.
LINEUP or SEATED DELEGATES
Although most Of the contested
delegates seated by the national com
mittee arc uninstructcd, its awards
according to reported preferences 70,
low:
Alabama-Lowden L; Arkansas
Lowden 7; District Of Columbia
Wood 2; Florida-Wood 6; Johnson
2; Georgia--Wood i; Lowden II:
Louisiana 70; Minnesota
Johnson 2; Observation-Disclosures -;
MisSouri-Wood g; North Carolina
Pritchard. II; Oklahoma--Woo 2;
Lowdcn 4; South Carolnio-Lowdcn
II; TcnncSscc-Wood /; Lowden |;
Tcxas-unplcdgcd and scattering, %
Virginia-Wood /: Lowdcn 6; I'm
pledged and scattering, s. Totals
Wood, Is; Lowdcn 65: Johnson d:
I'ri:chard II; unplcdgcd and scatter
l." 81.
HAYS DEFENDS COMMIT
TEE ACTION
Chairman Hays today gave out II
statement declaring it "'signi(icant
that all contests involving large mum
bers were disposed of by unanimou"
ard viva vocc action.
Half Of the contests had been dc
cided. Mr.. Hays pointed out "by
unanimous action and the third days
session was far advanced before there
was oven a roll call. AS l recall
there were only four roll calls on
contests during the week. The diver
sity Of the vote cast which was &c
to 10 in the Tenth Minnesota; s to 81
H. the Fourth Georgia; JIG to 20 in
the Fourth Oklahoma and 20 to 9;
III The Missouri district IN which
h'tH delegations were denied seats.
indicated that the vote in each case
was on the merits Of the contest or
matter as presented to the commit
tee"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

1t takes about three dollars to
Purchase now what one dollar would
purchase before tho war and there
arc some things that no amount OF
money will purchase, for the rcas.
Gu that the commodity to be pur.
erased is not in the country. They
Rave been busily engaged in shipping
i: to Europe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

The Democrats will have their inn.
ings next at San Francisco, Calif0rn.
ia. If they nominate a winning ticket,
President Wilson should be Presi.
dent Of these United States for the
remainder of his life.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

cess
'Rock-A- Baby Blucs-A wonderfu,
number. 800
Jewel of the Big Blue Nfle--A splen.
did, big song.
ANY Old Dance is Wonderful Dance
When You Dance With Wonder
ful Girl-An unusually clever waltz
number
Stamping the Blues Away-A super
jazz dream.
ASK your dealer in sheet music for
copies Of these numbers or send to
us direct. Thirty cents for any one
number or one dollar for all five ~
these songs. Address:
s%OGERS q ROBERTS
$3.50 Cumberland ST., BROOKLYN, NJ. Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Hon. Charles w. Anderson OF
"cW York and Hon. Henry Lincoln
Johnson Of Georgia seem to be the
e"'ofed leaders in the limclight just
's'"' over Eondcr where the sun
r'>oS, we think we see the features
OIL lion. Charles a. Co,trcll Of Tolc
do Ohio.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Every oflice-holder smiles when
you talk about an increase in pay.
Iie frowns when you talk about an
ii crease in work, even with an in
crease Of pay. lie wants less work
and more pay, but not less pay and
ie~s work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

This is an age Of hypocrisy. Some
people are now protesting to be ablo
{ run politics without money, while
they themselves are using money in
politics.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Hon. William J. Bryan went in
training at the Republican National
Convention in order to be ready for
lis part of the performance at tho
Democratic National Convention.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Farmer Wanted.

A farmer, married man preferred !;
good wages. House, five rooms. Can
come at once to go to work.
Address:
A. r. DAVIDSON,
1872 North Michigan Ave-,
Atlantic City, N. J.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

ar female. Mnch money can be
road" nv the eight party. Apply
~ North Fourth Street. Rich
. o,nnh Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Coiored folks believe III fighting
such little time to fight those, who
are opposed to the best interests Of
the race.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

If interests Of some kind had not
financed President Wilson's candi.
Iacy, he would never have been
President.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

The American Federation of La.
hor has taken long setp forward i'll
its attitude towards its fellow. color
tG colaborer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

1T Il man die, shall he live again."
pHXzic2 the philosophers during
Christs time and there are people
III this day and time asking the
Same question.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Planets may be obtained from G
Edward Epps, 325 Plainfleld Avenue
Atlantic City, N. J.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Some people believe in praying.
They pray when the sun shines and
they pray when 1t rains.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Hot weather and no liquor at
Chicago made IL peculiar kind OF Il
t.ckct, but it is good one.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Some people are said TO have mado
=; much money out Of the war that
they have not been able to find n
way TO spend It.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19
Alex. Rogers and Will IF. Vodery
Get G. Luckeyth Roberts
RAILROAD BLUES

(Now out on the Q. r. S. Vocalstyle.
Aeolfan, Republic, United States and
Melodee Music Rolls-Get it,
Also his
STAMPING THE BLUES AWAY.
ASK your dealer for Phonograph
Records and Music Rolls Of the fol.
lowing hits from the Musical Comedy
Success-BABY BLUES. Book and
lyrics by Alex. Rogers. Music by c..
Luckoyth Roberts.
Baby Blues-The seasons song sue
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Hon. Woodrow Wilson is the most
active sick man, We ever heard about,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-06-19

Some people work too much and
some others work too little.
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EDITOR JOHN MITCHELL, JR.
The Glasgow courier., 1920-09-10
HONORED MAN DIES

In the death of DR.. George w. Clay
state senator from Phillips county, the
people of that county and Malta lose
one of their dearest and most valuable
friends and medical advisers, and the
medical fraternity is deprived of one
of it's most lovable members and a
shining light from more than one
viewpoint. The people of the state
also lose splendid fellow citizen, and
lawmaker of the fairest and finest
character. All Phillips county loved
DR.. Clay. That affection was large
ly shared by all who came to know
him, including his fellow physicians ir
the largest measure.
DR.. Clay was a doctor of the same
kind as the famous physician in "The
Bonnie Briar Bush," DR.. William Nc.
Clure. He served high and low with &
fidelity and a eonscientiousness un.
matched. Neither storm nor night
WEAKNESS nor weakness, could stay
him from his duty as physician. Anc
he was so far removed, so Indifferent
to material considerations that he new.
er sent bill to any one. He had a
quaint method of giving himself as a
physician to his community, taking
from that community those things that
We're needed to provide him with his
The Glasgow courier., 1920-09-10

simple living, and paying little or no
attention to claims or accounts on
either side. The community, learning
to know and love and appreciate him,
gladly accepted him on his own terms.
AS a member of the senate of the
state for two sessions, he attracted
his fellow seators and held them with
the same gifts, and he had useful
and honorable part in valuable legis-
lation establishing health regulations
and in other public matters. He was
renominated without opposition for
the senate at the recent primary, and
had he not been cut off by death, his
senatorial record doubtless would
have shown greater heights of public
service reached by him.
In his departure from this vale of
tears DR.. Clay leaves a great host of
sorrowing friends, and these will long
remember him for his big heart, his
fine sense of duty, his unselfish devo-
tion to his profession, his boundless
and undsicriminating philanthropy, his
quaint customs, and those generous
and lovable traits that rendered him
distinguished and even unique in his
profession in Motana.
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