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faded but neatly mended garment.
Isaac looked at it critically.
-Four dollars, he said
Why" cried Weary Willie. that
coats worth ten dollars if it's worth a
penny"
I wouldn't give you ten dollars for
two like that" shifted Isaac. -Four
dollars or nothing"
Are you sure that's all it's worth ,"
asked Weary Willie.
-Four dollars" repeated Isaac.
We'll, here's yer four dollars" said
Weary Willie. This overcoat was
angin' outside yer shop, and I was
Wonderin' how much it was really
worth"
A press agent at Center College got
the story going that before every game
the football men prayed, and that it
was a devout bunch of football players
that represented the college. A wear
ago when Centre played at Harvard.
BOD Maxwell refereed and he had in
mind the beautiful legend about the
deVout players. He was surprised when
one Of them said to him before going
on the field:
Mister Maxwell, we NAV be beaten
but you're going to see one blankety,
blank blank football game today"
Capt. Aubrey Devine, star quarter
back of the Iowa state football team.
Is snll IN the hospital as the result of
MS painful injury in the Minnesota
game last Saturday. but is improving.
1t was first thought that he suffered
some spinal or kidney trouble, but an
A-ray, showed no such injuries.
Eariham college athletes will furn-
ish the officials for the Community
Service basketball league. at the Y
Tuesday night. Every effort is being
made by the league officials to pick
competent officials
The first round of the Community
Service league was featured by the
clean games and good craftsmanship
OF the teams. II is hoped that the
league continues IN the same manner
the entire season, and it is up to the
players and managers to make this a
success.
Johnny Buff, bantamweight boxing
champion of the world and holder of
the American flyweight title, probably
will go TO London in January TO meet
Jimmy Wild, worlds flyweight cham
pion.
The American Legion basketball
team held its first workout of the sea
son Friday night in the high school
gym and prospects for the best indie
pendent team in the history of the city
are in sight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-08
Ohio Tourists OrDn Rooster
Trained to Smoke Cigarettes

PARIS, KY, Nov. 8-Paris has been
able from time to time TO boast of
freaks OF the animal kingdom, includ-
ing five-legged calves and three-leg-
ged chickens, but for the first time it
mas as its guest a rooster that smokes
cigarettes
MI. and Mrs. Earl B. Wilson and
MI. and Mrs. Orion Schele of Column
bus, Ohio, who stopped in Paris today
on their way to Florida, had with them
two white Wyandotte ROSTERS, War
rem u. Harding and Jimmie Cox"
both of which have been trained to do
few tricks.
Warren g., numbers among his ac-
complishments the ability to smoke a
cigarette.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-08
ROCkNE HAS STARS READY
TO PLAY IN RUTGERS GAME

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Fresh from
its decisive victory over the army
eleven at West Point, Notre Danes
football squad was in New York to-
day for a clash with Rutgers at the
Polo grounds. While Knute Rockne.
the Indiana coach did not expect Rut-
gers to measure up to the standard OF
the cadets he had all of his stars
ready to play.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-08

Notre Dame will play her second
game of its trip in the East. Tuesday
afternoon against the strong RUTGERS
college eleven at the Polo grounds,
New York. Gotham fans are wonder
ing how bad the Irish will beat the
New Workers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-08
MATERNITY BILL FAVORED
BY HOUSE COMMITTEES

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The Shep-
pard-Towner bill for protection of ma
ternity and infancy, already passed by
the senate, was favorably reported
Monday by the house interstate com.
merce committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-08
CRIPPLE CONFESSES
TO DOUBLE MURDER

PORTSMOUTH,. o., Nov. S-Roy
Chamblin, 27 years old, self-confessed
murderer and cripple, formerly of
Cincinnati, stood calmly before Munic-
ipal Judge w. R. Sprague and without
a tremor in his voice pleaded guilty
to two charges of first degree murder
in connection with the shooting of
John w. Newman, 26 years old, Sun
day school teacher, and Miss Louise
Doyle, IS, church organist, in an
abandoned cottage seven miles from
Portsmouth. two weeks ago.
The preliminary hearing was brief,
lasting only two minutes But few per
sons were present since no publicity
had been given to the hearing here.
Judge Sprague read the affidavit
charging Chamblin with having killed
the girl and asked whether he wished
ito plead guilty or not guilty.
Guilty" Chamblin said without hes
itation.
To the second affidavit, charging
him with the death of Newman, he
entered the same plea. He was asked
if he wished to make any statement in
court.
Il have already made by statement
to the sheriff. he replied.
He was asked whether he wished to
make any further statement of any
kind and he replied, no"
He then was ordered to be held with
out bond to await action of the grand
jury. 1t is regarded as likely that the
grand jury will be called into special
session, probably Wednesday, to con-
slider the case.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Nov. S.-Roy
Chamblin, 81 years old, held at Ports
mouth as the murderer of Miss Louise
Doyle and J. W. Newman, is a son of
Hamer E. Chamblin, of this city. His
mother is Mrs. Eva Easter Paris, Of
Manchester, Ohio, Adams county.
The father last night said he had
had no word from his son for more
than two years and that the young
man roved from one place to another
He had not heard of his sons arrest
or confession. The youth under arrest
lost his limb while hopping a freight
train at Chillicothe, Ohio, a number of
years ago.
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Believing that his house will not
rule the kingdom for a much longer
period, the King of Italy is insisting
that each of his sons should learn a
trade
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VI+IIo U-o VI W
High average-White, 178.
High sCore-White, 222.
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STARR LEAGUE

Totals $50 623 600
High average-Kohnle, 161.
High score-Kohnle, 1913.
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Bowling
INTE IRRATIONAL LEAGUE
Totals .....S04 $40 S3E

High average-Hoessli, 1871.
High score-Hoessli, POI.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16


'ly and unwise remarks, but we should
strive to imbuc others in our person
al U.'N. l. A. talk with q burning de-
sire to unite witht an invincibc DIET err
minntion to support, the Universal
Negro Improvement Association to a
victorious finish.
This is the Spirit with which univer
sal Negro freedom ana independence
can be realized but without which the
Negro is doomed 80 perpetual Insult
oppression, suhjugation and ultimate
exterminatlon. Let us, then, In our
private U. N. 7. A. conversation re
frain from making any remarks that
tends to weaken the morale Of tho
Negro i'm Joining and supporting the
~. N. 1. "a, This is an ideal in accord
anco with which all Negroes should
'act. The nearer we approach it the
more we contribute to the u. N. /.
a" in its gigantic, worldwide effort
to make us q universally united, free
Independent, sclfFcspecting, self-pro
tecting 'lsice.
WILLIAM B. BANNISTER,
East Pittsburgh, Pa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16
GEORGIA MAN
Continued From First Pagc)

told tho jury Manning ignorant Of tho
penalty for peoimge had become
alarmed ut the Federal investigation
and thaG the. evidence indicated he
was the Ionly person who had mo-
tive for the killings.
Mr.. King asserted the defense cS
pected to rely largely on Williams
"alibi" which he said Williams had
established CAS- far as possible 10y
describing how he was at home the
night the three colored men were XII
cd anu asserted the State had offered
no legal corroboration Of tho testr
mony of a confessed accomplish as re
CURED by law.
Graham Wright. assistant attorney
general pointed to various testimony
as confederation and said the law
Lent it to the jury to make final dc
oision on that question. He termed
Manning incapable OF planning and
carrying out the crimes "under the
eyes of Williams and his family" and
named Williams as the guilty man
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16

VIRGlNIA-1n the Clerks Office of
the Hastings Court Part II. Of the
City Of Richmond, March IA, 1921.
SUSIE A. TARIIETON, Plaintiff
vs. In Chancery.
JAMES E. TARLETON. -. Defendap Mt
The object Of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bond OF anatrimony
by tho Plaintiff from tho defendant.
upon the grounds OF adultery, and IN
affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant. Jamea d. TarIeton
is not resident Of the State OF Vfr
Binia 1t Is ordered that lie 90 appear
within ten days after due publication
OF this order and do what is necessary
to protect his interest Ia this suit
A Copy.
Teates: W. Il. DU VAL, Csesx.
J. N. Turner. r, @.
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NATURE PROVIDES
Tine INGREDIENTS
Argo Phosphate, the New Herbal
Remedy, Now Endorbcd by
Local People.

If the digestive organs are not
property performing the work which
nature has assigned to them, then
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tial to the recovery of other diseased
parts, will be lacking and there can
be no permanent relief. When bodily
nutrition is normal, the stomach di.
gests the food, the blood absorbs and
carries tho nourishment to the differ.
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various organs to properly perform
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Nature has provided remedy in
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the new herbal stomach remedy,
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1t is purely vegetable and it's vital.
izing, corrective and reconstructive
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only necessary to listen to the state,
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1t is dispensed by all druggists.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16

To The Editor of The Richmond
Planet

] Sir--It may not be amiss no give eX
preston to a. few thoughts concerning
our private or individual u. N. I. A.,
dfcussion-private or individual in
the sense that 1t does not reach tho
public from the platform or the press.
An example OF such discussl ri il tina.
= which is carried or by indty.,ipn'S in
their homes, on The srec'" III IN plnc
es of work or recreation.
There are two kinds OF such u. N.
l. A., conversations. There Is the kind
that hinders and there is the kind that
helps the cause of the Universal Negro
Improvement Association. In their
private discussions even some we'll.
moaning and loyal individuals-to say
nothing of the selfish, short-visioned
dtsloyal tratOrious ones-are liable to
give expression at times to sentiments
and thoughts concerning he u. N. /.
A, which tend to wea'; 81 tn morale
ote the person addressed and which il
disseminated would tend to disinte
CRATE the morale Of the u. N I. a. and
the entire Negro race. Our racial
morale is the products of the morale
of the morale Mile individuals that
comprise the race. Various elements
enter into combination TO form the in
dlVldual morale. Therefore, any priv
ate U.--N. I. A. talk that tends to dc
crease the number and strength of the
elements that constitute the individ-
ual morale, reacts in similar way
: wcakens the racial morale weakens
upon the racial morale. Whatever
weakens the effort Of the Negro to
achieve the objects OF the u. N. I. A..
For physical and material forces must
be supported and engineered by intel.
lectual moral and spiritual forces
Hence, there is connecting link be
tween mputh to mouth u. N. 7. A.,
talk and I've actual achievement Of it's
aims. How scrupulously careful, then
ought each individual ITO 'b cas- to the
Kind of sentiments he expresses con
corning the Universal NEGRO Improve
ment Association!
No person lshould cnmnlain of his
personal Inconvenience and discom-
fort which his support Of the u. N. I.
A., may entail. These should sink in
to insignificance when compared With
the great objects the u. N. I. A. is
striving to achieve Tor the Negro race.
AAo 1>S6io lhusI altunc n1ulselI more
=. and more to thinking, feeling and act
ing in the broader interest Of the race
as whole and less in the narrow In
terest Of self. The farther he goes in
this direction The lighter becomes the
burden Of inconvenience Or privation
which his lsupport OF the u. N. I. A.
may occasion.
Not only should we not weaken the
hasrafe Of any person by eo4fe untiSne
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16
MANNING ITO BE TRIED

Manning also viii be put OH trial
for the murders, It was announced TO
day. the exact time to BIO decided lat
er, and his attorney u. Marvin Under
wood said he would not enter plea
Of guilty.
"Clyde Manning shall not escape"
declared Solicitor-Genegal Brand, l..
urging conviction Of Williams. IL
could not under the law permit him
to escape"
Manning had testified for the State
that by Williams orders 9he men
were weighted down with rocks and
thrown alive into the rivers or knock
cd In the head and buried where they
fell and Williams, taking the stand to
day briefly recited all he said he
knew of the deaths Of Lindsey Peter
son, Willie Preston and Harry Price,
three drowned the same night in New
ton County. Iie Is on trial for murder
Of Peterson and he did not go into the
other cases.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16
FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES

Newtown, Va. April IL. A large
crowd attended the services at Mt.
Olive Sunday, Notwithstanding the
Indictment weather.
Mis-. Willie Hill has gone to Essex
to see her mother, Mrs. Lucy Banks
who has been sick for some time.
Mrs. Mollic l.. Hill and daughter
Miss Laura, left few days ago for
Baltimore.
Mrs. Louise PSlard Miss Pris.
ella Pollard and Miss Leila Bareford
left last week for one of tho northern
cities.
Misses Annie Halves and Clara
Harvey spent the week end with Miss
Nancy Harvey.
Several of the farmers left with
heavy loads of tobacco for Richmond
last night
Mr.. Jack Holmes condition an
pears to remain the same.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16
LOST MOTHER

desire to know the whereabouts of
my mother and brothers. My mothers
name Is Annie Bryant. My brothers
names are Abe and John Bryant
in Witheville, Va, about six years
ago.
Any information concerning their
whereabouts will Ire gladly received
by me. >.
MRS. LAURA BRYANT,
1905 Pease Avenue,
Houston, Texas.
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Tho Bible says that tho Negro, Us
IL man. The Constitution of the Unit
cd States says the Negro is; Il man.
Modern cthnology and psychology
says the Negro is "a man. And We
fail to see how Marcus Carney regard
ing the Negro as ahe Bible, tho Con
stitution of thc United States and
modern science regard him, is an III,
desirable alien. America has always
been broad i'll welcoming Foreigners
who desire liberty. And wu relicve
that the Goddess Of Liberty will we,
come Marcus Carney back us she wei
coined Lafayette, Pulaski, Kosciu&ko
Carl Schurz and De Valera,
IN Y NORM World !
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16

Danville, Va. April John II
Draper indicted for taking part in
the storming of Halifax County jail
with others was convicted of an rs
Bault by a jury Mt Houston this even
ing and fined $500 and sentenced to
served twelve months IN Jail. The
jury was out less than an hour.
This is the first time in this SeU
ton of the State that an attempted
lynching has been so far DISCOUNTS.
nanced as to punish the offense with
Imprisonment. Motion to set aside
the verdict will he argued before
Judge w. r. Barksdale OH Saturday
morning. The other fourteen white
men indicted will be tried at the May
term Of court.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16
VIRGINIA-In the Law and Esuity
Court OF the City of Rihcmond the
10th day of March 1891.

ARNETrA p. HOMES Plaintiff
against In Chanoery
CHARLES w. HOLMES, .Defendan.
The object OF this suit is to OBJ
tain a. divorce from the kond
Of matrimony by the plain.
LII erou. Gao defendant on the ground
natural impotency OF tho body exist
Ia at tho time of marriage.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Chories
VIII ma Holmes LIS not a resident OF
tho State Of Virginia 1t IL ordered
that lie appear here within ten days
after the duo publication Of this or
der and do what may be necessary
to protect his Interest in this SUIT.
A Copy:
~'sa. w. 4ER LIBBY. Clerk.
y. 70. .NYAD, p. @.
~ 6a3 l>2 ". Second Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16

The ,.,eot OF this suit - obtain
by plaintiff from the defendant a d.
vorce from the bond Of matrimony
on the ground Of 'lesertion and aban
donment continuing for more than
three years.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that Dewey Banks the defendant
Is not resident Of the State OF Vir-
gnia, and whose last known post
office address was Pittsburg, Pa, II
is therefore ordered that Dewey
Banks do appear here within ten
days after due publication Of this OF
der and do wha. evar may be neces-
sary to protect his interest in this
suit.
A Copy:
Tests: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
II. W. lvGy, .. q.
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GARVEY'S RIGHTS UNDER THE
CONSTITUTION.

Our attention has been called 10
statement which was sent out by the
Associated Negro Press and rcproouc'
ed in several cplorcd newspapers. tho
w 81
statement concerns the return OF Mar
Gus Garvcy to the United States OF
America The statement in one paper
reads as follows:
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DEPENDANT IS CALM

The defendant accused by tho
State Of Georgia's most atrocious muir
ders" has watched the proceedings
calmly throughout the trial, even smil
ing once or twice and today he was as
cool rs any Of the spectators who
packed the courtroom almost to ,siiffo
cation to hear his story.
These were the rirSt criminal
charges of any kind ever filed against
him, lie declared, in his fifty-fou:'
years OF life, and told proudly it
seemed that his -four grown sons,
were among the first to answer the
countrys call to war. He, admitted
he might have been technically guilty
OF 'peOnage, rs he had worked colored
men who owed him money. He had
told Federal investigators that when
they first came to the farm, he added
md ha dalso declared he always paid
and fed these colored men. These
agents replied the hands OH his place
were tho 'best fed and clothed" they
had seen, he declared. If he were tech
nically guilty OF peonage, most Geor
Eia farmers also WERE" he added.
II am absolutely innocent" he told
the jury, In conclusion as he reverted
to the murder charge.
The Sta.e had rested earlier in the
day with Introduction OF Rena Man
ming, wife Of Clyde Manning and Shcr
iff B. l.. Johnson OF Newton County
in an effort to corrOboratc his part OF
Manning's story. The woman testifi
ed the colored men left with Williams
Manning and Charlie Chisholm the
night they were last seen alive. as
Manning had daclared. Sheriff John
SON said Manning identified the three
bodies found In Newton County ava
later confessed md told where the
others could be found
The mans words We're borne out by
investigation, the sheriff said.
WILLIAMS ONLY DEFENSE
WITNESS.
Williams was the only witness for
the defense appearing on the stand
unsworn, which, under Georgia law
prevented cross eXamination. The fact
that no other defense testimony was
introduced permitted Williams coun
sci to opon and close. No limit was
placed on the time of arguments, and
four attorneys spoke today.
Mr.. King opened for the defense,
followed in order, by Mr. Wright for
the State; W. Fl. Key OF Monticello
Ca, for the defense and Solicitor Gen
eral Brand for the State. w. M. no.
ard, former Congressman from Geor.
g1a Will close for the prosecution
making the first address Of the day
and the final plea will be made by
Green r. Johnson Of Monticello chief
counsel for the defendant. About
three hours are expected to be consum
Ell tomorrow in argument.
Charges were flung back and forth
as The lawyers pleaded with the Jury
today. Mr.. Key asserted it was Gun.
fair" to put williams on trial so soon
after arrest-only about two weeks,
he said-and, referring to Assistant
Acknowledgement Wright, sent by
Governor Dorsey and former Con
gresham Howard, employed BY q
group of citizens told the Jury "the
State has deriGed that if they can't
convict by evidence, they take the DO.
sttion they will convict by lawyers. >"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-16

I desire ITO know the whereabouts
OF Anty Jackson's sons, who lived in
Richmond or IN Virginia somewhere
during slavery times. He was an ola
man, who bought his freedom by
working In tho gold mines and after
the surrender, he married Creole.
Any information concerning him oh
his relatives will be thankfully re-
eived by,
ANDREW JACKSON,
Baxter, West Virglnta
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