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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-11

Cut the picture on ali four sides
Then carefully fold dotted line / in
its entire length. Then dotted lihe 2
and so on. Fold each section under
meath accurately. When completed
turn over and you'll find a surprising
result. Save the pictures.
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FOR SALE AT ONCE-DUO-FOLD
davenport. large leather rocker, Meh-
lin piano. Call Monday. ill Alpha Ave-.
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FURNITURE

FOR sALE-AT ONCE. DUo-FOLD
davenport. large leather rocker,
Mehlin piano. Call Monday. All
Alpha Ave. Phone 726.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-11

WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
furniture. also repair furniture and
pack for shipping. Northwestern BUR
niture Co. Phone 211-W. 2OS S. 3rd St
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bic. chairs, stove pipe, bed and spring
and other household articles. ZIG 3rd
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TERRITORIES ARE NOW BEING ALL
loted for the sale OF our Protected Ar
ticle exclusively owned and controlled
by us clearing upward of $4,000 per
day for statesmen. Most essential.
Government created demand Large
territories to statesmen able to handle
crews. Side line or full time. If you
cannot sell this speciality you will fail
selling life preservers on a sinking
shin, Definite cooperation. Jerome
Laadt. pres, S South Dearborn street,
Chicago, III.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-11

SECONDHAND FURNITURE, STOVES.
Mckenzie. los So. Third. Phone $50.
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10 YOU THINK IN TERMS OF

S6UYU FTRST 1EAR!IF
so WRITE ME AT ONCE.
A nationally advertised necessary line
for general retail stores. Unusual
merchandising plan with dealers helps
and local advertising. Large orders
possible. Busiest season now here.
Excellent territory open in North Da-
kota. Splendid commission contract.
Liberal van to producers. Geo.
II. Williams. Mgr. 1920 Euclid Avenue.
Cleveland. Ohio, Dept. D-121.
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HAT CLEANING

SALE-GAS RANGE. OIL HEAT.
er, clothes wringer. ash sitter. Cal
mornings. 1928 S. 4th.
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AGENTs-sTEADY INCOME. LARGE
manufacturer Of soaps. perfumes.
toilet articles and pure food products.
ETC.. wishes representative in each To-
cality. Manufacturer direct to con-
sumner Big profits. Honest goods.
Whole or spare time. Cash or credit.
Send at once for particulars. Amer
Cincinnati, o.
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WE WANT MEN TO SELL THE FAM.
Gus My-Kroba products. Exclusive
territory. Liberal commission. Every.
body uses the articles sold. Well ad.
$4,000 per rear. A repeat proposition.
WI! a inexperienced men and train
them. Man must furnish auto or
f M.son w Sat n op csii on TERRITORY ua' X, eo1hs
Anttsep:tc Co. IL S. Fourth st.. Grand
Forks. N. D..
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A sx12 KLER FLAX RUG-NEARLY
new; also several pair marquisette
curtains. Phone 1450-J.s
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kNEMsPAPER LOCATED IN PEMBINA
payment. Write. 80 Herald,
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HELL AGENTS.

Hats Cleaned and Reblocked at Grand
Forks Hat Cleaning 8 Shining Parlor.
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vassers everywhere, for new automo-
bile accessory. A winter necessity for
all makes cars. Insures instant start
Money back guarantee. Unlimited
market. Advantageous contract for
those Qualifying: Scientific Devices
Co.. Is Park Row.. New York.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-11

$4,000 CASH, REST $4,000 PER
month buys good weekly newspaper.
Fine opportunity for practical printer.
No opposition. Address 438 Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-11

1854 Lancaster Ave. Phila., Pa. Mfrs.
of the only Oringinal Iron Rust Soap.
want agents. Trade mark. print and
office. This soap removes iron rust,
ink and unwashable stains from cloth
ing, marble. etc. like magic. Is cents
tube. Big profits.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-11

FOR. SALE AT sACRIFIcE-cIoTH
Ing and shoe business. Good location
III health reason for selling. Small
capital handle deal. Address. 49,
Herald.
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HELP-MALE

MEN WANTED TO BECOME DRAFTS
men. Salary $500. 00-s25O.O0 per month
when competent. Chief craftsman
will train o personally. also furnish
:" FRED all tools. Training given until
placed in position at above salary.
Broadway. Div. 45-A. Chicago.
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aooD PAYING HARDWARE STORE
to exchange Tor good farm. Want
autck deal. Boz 662. Devils Lake. N.
II s. .S 1879
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FOR sALE-DRUG STORE IN EAST
ern North Dakota. Stock and fixtures
iny9 aee a. apoq nett $500. Yea cns sales
Write. 40 Herald.
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HELP-SALESMEN

" ea N R;g mmannna.vo f. n ALE
start-opportunity of YOUR life time
to get in your own business. We are
the largest made-to-measurc tailoring
elaborate sample equipments. inciud-
ing 500 brand new woolens and guar
antee absolute satisfaction. perfect At.
best Workmanship or no sale: write for
earn from $500 to $4,000 per week.
State whether or not you have ex-
perience in taking orders for mems
! made-to-measure clothes. Sales Man
ager, B. M. Harris. Loci Box 483, Chi
cage III. l
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MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTA-
tive wanted by established corpora
ton; open local office. Meritorious
proposition sold to merchants. whole
salers and retailers. Should net $1O.-
900 annually; about $1,000 capital re-
quired. President, 1922 Reaper Block,
Chicago. @
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land: my buildins 251so. ice cream ran
parlor. confectionery and postonice.
stock and fixtures. in town Of 500, good
business, good reason for selling. Ad-
dress, 1873 Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-11

FOR sALE-s11,ooo STOCK OF GEN
eral merchandise in a good town OF
1900 population. Red River Valley,
Doing a $50. 900 annual cash business.
Address, 434 Herald.
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WE OFFER WONDERFUL oPPoR-
tunity to reliable man to make from
$50 to 500 weekly at home in spare
time. Direct by mail proposition. No
experience needed. Capital required
only 1920. Mutua! Co., Minneapolis.
MINI.
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WANT 100 MEN AND WOMEN
quick to take orders for Conner rain.
body buys. Mccrary's profits last year
were $5,218.00. New styles. wonderful
bargains. direct from manufacturer to
wearer Barnes made 1923 in 80 days,
year for three average orders a day.
$40 a day for your spare time. No de-
livering nor collecting. No capital re-
CURED. furnish everything. INCLUDE
quick for liberal offer. The Conner
Mfg. Co., Dept G-156. Dayton, Ohio.
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AGENTs-$23 WILL START YOU IN
business selling new U. S. A. blankets.
new 0. D.. wool shirts. new Gasmask
,ratncoats. also army style Russell
dress shoe. munson last. Write for
full particulars. Southern Trading
Co., Sp~artanburg. S. c..
SEND FOR FREE TOILET SOAP SAM
pie and $1,000 cash refund offer. La
cassia Co. Dept. $40. St. Louis, Mo.
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FOR sALE-By 6wNBR:grrvE.Ro0a1,
nopse. Modern but heat. GDod#fsffnn
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC INSPECTORS
wanted. Earn from $40 to 5000 per
month and expenses. Short hours;
travel: three months home study un-
der guarantee. We get you position.
NO age limit. Ask for Booklet B-5.
standard Business Training Institute,
Buffalo, n. Y,
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FAST SELLING HIGH GRADE SALES
board assortments. Largest and most
varied line in the business. Sporting
goods. vending machines. candy,
jewelry. Regular and repeat commits
sions. All or part time. Give terri
tory. Anco Co. 513 f. 43rd. Chicago.
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WANTED = RELIABLE, AMBITIOUS
man or young man with a good grasp
of business principles and who knows
something of business on it's practical
side. a good opening for the right
man. CAL 51S N. w. Natl Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE-SEvEN-ROOM rsoT7cr,
North end. large corner lot 100 ~ IN
AarGain at $500. Act quick. w. ri
Fuller. Excl. =,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
NANNY.

Her, turbaned head Is kinky, and
her skin is black as coal.
But underneath the brunette hue she
has noble soul;
A good pldRashioned Nammy--and
you've got to give a hand
To that exclusive product of the
place called Dixieland!
Nanny, Nanny!
You good old nurse o'niue!
Nanny, Nanny,
You treated Baby fine!
And II there Is heaven,
And l reach It,
l shall soc
Your outstretched, arms In welcome,
For l know you'll look for me!
It's long, long road to Dixie and
my Mammy's cabin set
In Its frame Of honeysucklc and tho
fragrant mignonette,,
Where / used to roll in comfort In
the leafmold and the loan
When Old Nanny came and got me
for the day, and took me Home!
Nanny, Mammy,
Your babes are grown-up men !
o, could we come again
To that far cry to childhood!
And IL I should
Beat you through
The pcarly Gates OF Heaven, I'll
Wait there to welcome you!
(By Henry Edward Warner.)
Ttichmond, Va, TimesIDispatch.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
COIORED LEADER IN CHICAGO.

The representatives from the TO
publican State Convention held by
the colorcd folks have left for Chica--
|>go, ILL.,, to lay their contest before
the Republican National Committee.
Attorney ]. II. Pollard heads that
delegation, while Attorney j. Thorn
as Ncwsomc has charge Of the case
Congressman G. Bascom Slcmp will
DC the one Of the regular Republican
organization in this State and will
cndoavor to defend its interests. 1t
will be cnlightcning information to
lind out whether or not colorcd citl.
Xans will be permitted to stand upol.
the same platform with white Repub-
leans and accorded all of the rights
aud privileges Of any other Republic.
can.
This issue has been raised before
end the feeling prevails in some Ro
Publican circles that the Republicans
o. color i'll the Southland rtand he
tween the Republican Party and sue.
cess in bringing some Of the south.
crn States into tho Republican fold.
They are entirely mistaken i'll this
'fhc feeling against the Republican,
lGrty antedatcs the War between tho
States and one excuse Is about rs
good us another. Ir white men wish
| to get into tho Republican party,
they will find Il way 10 do it,.
The most OF the white men that
We see around here want to get into
Tie offices to be given out by the Re.
publican Party and not into the Par.
| - itself. Certainly II colorcd Rcpub,
leans are content to vote for Demo,
| Gratis rs Republicans and land Them
| into elective Offices, there can be no
conflict in permitting these Same
| col0red men to participate in the de
( IL crationS OF the Party. We must
| come to basic principles and live up
to recognized political ethics.
1t is for the Republican managers
&c decide this embarrassing question
anG the tens Of thousands OF color
| Cd voters in the NOrthland will join
| in with the hundreds OF thousands OF
| col0rcd voters in the Southland and
/, sist upon fair-play ana due re,
gard for fundamental principles OF
| the Republican Party that have been
| in effect since I.incoln's time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
AROUND TIE CASTLE.

Everything is looking very bright
Tor the Union Degree Meeting, which
VIII take place the first Friday night
~ Juno. The Chancellor Command
cr5 ot all lodges are urged to be
present at special meeting Sunday,
May so. at 1870 p. M. to make final
arrangomcnts. Line up your now
members for the event. Three ranks
VIII be conferred
Fnl'on Lodge had n great time on
last Monday night. G1 new members
were added TO their roll, after seeing
the mysteries Of the third rank. G.,
{. Walter Hackctt and his team did
some rapid work.
Other Lodges are doing nicely The
Grand Lodge is near and things are
getting gay around the Castle
iyrtle Lodge had splendid meet
ing Thursday niGht. We hope for
lhcm much success.
The Cadets are making great
strides for their trip to Norfolk in
IrAc, under command of Captain
Charles Ammons.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29

ready with which TO give him Just
what no deserves from the electric
chair down to an acquittal. 1t IL
further emphasized that no colored
men will be on tho jury that is tc
try William II. Turner. White mer
captured him. white mon will set In
Judgment on his case and II found
guilty., white men will qoctrocute
him. o.
What justification thon can there
II" for the talk about superceding che
law? AS to the question of color, we
wish 1t understood that we here are
Virginians. If Turner is guilty. VIC
all want him punished. II no is In.
nocent, we want him acquitted. II
the offense with which he stands
charged was committed under palliat
Ing circumstances. We want him In.
carcerated in the Federal Penitcn-
tlary. Wise colored people attempt
TO avoid clashes with white people
end wise white people attempt to do
the same thing.
We are glad to note that Turner
was protected without q recourse to
tlood.shed. White Virginians in au-
thority arc on record as being oppos.
cd to lynchlaw. Certainly the efforts
made and being made by tho sworn
officers Of the law, white men, who
have no sympathy with the man that
they are protecting demonstrates
that we are on the eve OF the dawn
ing Of brighter and IL better day $
1t should inspire law-abiding and
sclf-respecting colored people to con.
tinue to live right and t. do right.
There Is hope for uB all when white
democrats elected to offico realize that
in preventing the lynching Of
Turner, they were primarily active
in preventing the '1ynching" OF the
law as enacted upon the statute
hooks. Things look dark for us at
Zines, but then again there is n rift
Of sunshine and we see or think we
sec in this recent happening on the
rart Of these officials rift Of sun.
shine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
INFORMATION!

The Seasons Salient Song Success
BABY BLUES
(Aow out on q. II. S. Music Rolls
Get it,
Get the Great and Only
BERT WILLIAMS
Columbia Record: Elder Eatmore on
Generosity; Elder Eatmore on
Throwing Stones; written by Alex
Rogers and by all means get
Bert Williams Latest Big Song Hit,
WHEN l RETURN
columbia Record AGED written by
Alex. Rogers and Will II. Vodery
Get G. ILuckeyth Roberts
RAILROAD BLUES
(Now out on the Q. r. S.. Vocalstyle,
Aeolian. Republic, United States and
Mclodee Music Roils-Get it,
Also his
STAMPING THE BLUES AWAY.
Ask your dealer for Photograph
Records and Music Rolls Of the fol
lowing hits from the Musical Comedy
Succcsa-BABY BLUES. Book and
lyrics by Alex. Rogers. Music by c..
Luckcyth Roberts
Baby Blues-The seasons song sue
cess.
By Baby Blues-A wonderful
number.
Jewel OF the Big Blue Nfle-A spIen-
did. big song.
Any Old Dance is 4 Wonderful Dance
When You Dance With a Wonder
full 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 of
these songs. Address:
ROGERS & ROBERTS
$3.50 Cumberland ST., Brooklyn, ". Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
A WHITE MANS PASSION.

There do not seem 70 be any
hobs at Bristol. Va.,-Tenn., The fol
Lowing Geographic report ~ interest
ing reading:
Bristol, Va.-Tcnn., May 20
Charles Noe, 81 year cid white man
won't OH trial at Blountyille, Tenn.
today charged with attacking Nc
gro girl IA years OF age near here
in January. Noe is married and has
one child.
We shall note the result Of this
tiial. When n white man deserts
his own white wife for black girl.
there is an interesting condition IN
the neighborhood that should do
" and the attention of those white
felix's who are never tired Of discuss.
ing and condemning the amalgamat-
ion OF tho races.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29

The Department of Gn) Justice
Goes not seem to know just what to
40 i'll order to convince the American
cople that they are unduly active
III protecting the peoples interests
They swear out warrants for Dromi
nent white firms, charging them with
lrclltocring. Then his unsavGry adj.
"criiSing which tends to injure the
firm business is followed by M,
announcement that the firm is AIT
guilty of The alleged o(icnse and
that the charges have been dropped
Tie Hub Clothing Company Of this
city and the Schmidt Company OF
ClocCrS were treated in this manner
Now the President of the Ameri
can Wooden Company of New Yorl,
has been treated in the same way
lust when this kind OF petty persc
cution viii cease, no one knows but
the Attorney General aud Prcsidcn,
Wilson. A democratic administration
VAS eliminated the last vcstige III
S;atc'S Rights aud when the Rcpubn
cans come into power, it may be If
such thing is possible that Gen
Ulysses S. Grant will turn over in his
gave and wonder how it all cam,
about after his lifetime.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
Nik. BRY:AN'S CANDIDATES..

Hon. William j. Bryan is The
stormy petrcl"' Of The Democrats
Party in general and President
Woodrow Wilson in particular at
the present time and yet his EN-.
pnatic deliverances command ad
miration and win support from many
quarters. This truly remarkable man
IS indeed the 'watchman upon the
wall" He has the courage Of his
convictions and he leads upon ali
occasions and under all cir2umstan
crS. Many Of his revolutionary
IDEAS have been adopted by both
PARTIES and asscntcd to even by the
courts.
The impress of his master mind
NAY be seen upon the nation for
many generations. He is now oppos
ing President Wilson's request that
lie be granted by the Congress the
power to accept mandate for Arm
enia. To tho infinite surprise OF
the country, Senator Hitchcock OF
Nebraska, who has followed Presi
dent Wilson through evil report as
we'll as through good joins with Mr.
Bryan in this particular instance
and declares his opposition to tho
mandate proposition.
The question naturally arises, Doe.
President Wilson propose to complete
the absolute disruption Of the Demo
cratic Party? Stranger things art
happening Just now. Hon. William J
Bryan announces that after the NEE
ing of the National Republican Con
Vcntion he will give out a list Of ;
dozen men whom he regards as avail
able for the presidential nomination
by the National Democratic Conven
tion. We presume that Presiden
Woodrow Wilson, will also distribut,
among his followers a private list g
candidates available for the presiden
tial nomination..
In view Of the present attitude o
the leaders OF the Democratic Party
we do not SEQ how he can name nor
than three presidential possibilitie
from his viewpoint. One Of these mus
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
NOTICE! NOTICE!

The 67th Anniversary Exercises Of
tho G. G. A. Order OF Brothers anil
Sisters Of Love and Charity will DO
held at the Second Baptist Church
May Goth. 1920 at $3.50 y. nj. ALI male
members Of the Order will meet at
Fricc'S Hall at 2 o'clock p. NJ, and
march thence to tho Scct nd Baptist
Church. All fcmalel members will as
semble In the basement OF the above
named Church not later than 2:30 p.
M.
; Keep your eye on tho hour and place
and be on time.
BY order OF,
THOMAS MINOR, G. G. d.
DIR. A. A. REMNANT.
DiSfrirt DnInix
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
LOUISA BAPTIST CHURCH MAKES
FINE RECORD.

The First Baptist Church, OF Louisa
anniversary OF the Church and the
first anniversary Of the pastor, Rev.
b. +. Ellis Tuesday night May II
through Sunday, May &c. They had
q great spiritual meeting and raised
81 $40 Rev. Ellis deserves great
credit for the work accomplished
during his first years passionate.
The meetings opened Tuesday with
. prayer service conducted by Deacon
nj. r. Mills and Brother Thomas Mo-
zee. Sr. Mrs. Annie Washington pre-
scented May Queen Wednesday
night. Thursday night Rev. G.. s.
Russell, pastor Of Bright Hope Bap-
fist Church. Treyillians, preached a
fine sermon, which was followed on
Friday night night with another
great sermon by Rev. J. o. Wright,
Pastor Of Wayland Baptist Church.
Sunday witnessed services all of
the day. DR.. J. T.. Jones Of the Vir-
@inia Union University preached at
the morning services. Rev. B. II.
Gaylcs, pastor Of Foster Creek Baptist
Church preached at 2:30. Dinner
was served between services
Among those taking part on the
program were Miss J. McAdams, OF
The Virginia Union University; Mrs.
Petite. OF Louisa; Mrs. Berta Pondlc-
ton. Deacon Watson Moss, S. S.
Hoyh, Thomas Mozee, Jr., Mrs Della
Jordan. Clerk +. w. Moss was the
master OF ceremonies.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
DO YOU KNOW HIM?

Vernon Hill. VAL desire to know
the whereabouts Of my husband, John
Smith. He left home last April, tho
Goth for Norfolk, va. He said he had
a transfer and, that he would write
to me aS soon az he got there. I have
rot heard from him since. He IS
about 81 years Of age, has only one
nand the loft; is Gf light complexion
very gray and his weight Is about
100 pounds Any information concern
ing him will be thankfully received
NV his wife and children. Address:
hrs. Phillis Smith. Box so, Vernon
Fill, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29
THE MOB SPIRIT IN VIRGINIA.

Some times We feel like asking the
question as to whether some of the
Incrican people have gone stark
Gritty. William II. Turner, colorcd
D1an shot and killed Thomas Morgan
Moore q white man recentlyAa and i'm
nediately the white population, liv--
ing within ten minutes ride Of the
National Capital, where President
Woodrow Wilson. who has strenuous
y condemned lynching resides pro-
eeeded to attempt 10 lynch the al
lassd slayer of Thomas Morgan
Moore, the white man.
@gc S,atc OF afaairs is all the mora
understandable and unjustified from
the fact that thu local authorities
showed commendable skill in captur
ing tho alleged murderer and have
an Of the machinery of the law
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-29

necessarily be himself. President VIII.
son has onunciated platform for
tue National Democratic Convention
and Hon. William J. Bryan has an.
bounced platform widely differ.
ept from tho one now laid down by
the distinguished occupant OF tho
White House. 1t may be that a
basis OF compromise may DO found,
Lut to tho Intelligent observer. these
leaders are as far apart as the poles.