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DEATHS.
DEATHS.
white

White.
Elizabeth Forr. sc yr> . 4IlS Ga ave NV
william Yesbower -. g. W. L. HOSP.
Rosalia MarlI. 20. 1913 Sth st. NV
John 4. Green. - Naval Hosp
Eliza c. Fawcett 20 l2"7 Mass. ave Sc.
Alfred r JarveIle. "a st Eliz HOSP
David Walker 81. Wash AsyI Hosp
Samuel Luckett - 3I37 VI st NV
JessiCa c. Appleton -. l711 II. nv
Mana n. Lum. g.. Garfield IIosN.
Hannah s Ehorhsrt. ~. @72a 18th It. ne.
Helen L. Hayward. g. @n22 Col. I'd THE
Wyoming AptSN }.
Spencer Mansfield - Garfield Hosp
SilsS 4. Smith. 90. st. James Hotel
Joseph r Hall. 3 mos, Providence Hosp
Infant n George c. and Pearl 4. Serhe. .
hrs, Garfield Hosp
Infant Of J. Corll and Augusta Farrell, 5
hrs. Providenc" Hosp.
Colored.
Rachael 4 NdcIiu. - yrs, Field st.
AnaCostia. u. &.
Clara CLAYTON. II. Frcpdmen's Hosp.
Mary A Carlin. IS 22lS St nv.
Walter Hawkins 6s. Freedmen Hosp.
Hattie Briggs 80, Frecdmen's Hosp
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MANIFESTATIONS.
FEMALE

E"ALb
companion or can assist in light work.
BOX 42o-C, Herald office. l-7s3
ELDERLY LADY DESIRES POSITION As
YOUNG LADY OF NEAT. PLEASING
appearance wants position as cashier In
moving picture theater. drug store or res
taurant: experienced. Phone .. s27. 1-1Ss
MIDDLE AGE LADY WITH COLLEGE
education would like to have part time
employment entertaining invalid. BOX
$3.50, Herald office. 1906
POSITION AS DESK CLERK IN HOTEL
or club; college education; experienced;
. years Of age: references: former service
man. BOX 435-C. Herald office %
SOLOIST-A WELL-TRAINED CONTRAL-
to singer, new in city. desires a paying
church position or solo work: trials gladly
given. Address Mrs. H. H wnLES, 1853
Kramer place ne. Lincoln cool. 2-24
PLAIN SEWING AND MENDING. CALL
North G96S. -
GIRL WANTS DAY WORK OR WASHES
to take home. 1919 18th St NV. Second
door. l-S4s
FRENCH WOMAN WISHES GENERAL
hOusework in a small family. BOX 377-C.
Herald office. 1920
ami seamstress. BOX 372-C. Herald Of
WANTED EVENING CLERICAL WORK.
or all day Saturday. Bon 474-C. her
sId orice. 1-64s
YOUNG WOMAN OF EDUCATION AND
refinement will care for small children Of
employed mothers during the day; kinder
garden Instruction; wholesome lunch; IS per
week APT. ~, 1907 W st. NV. 1-I6
NEAT COLORED WOMAN WANTS A
JOB as laundresS: by the week or bring it
home. Address 1928 27th st. NV. 1-l3
YOUNG COLORED GIRL WISHES POSI-
ton "A helper TO dressnaker: recon-
menLa ton. Apply by letter. 62O NJ st.
NV 1-2Ss
A WOMAN WANTS DAYS WORK CLEAN
ing; good worker. Address 1925 27th ST.
NV. LIP
NEAT COLORED WOMAN WANTS A
job as cook in a private family or q
boarding house. Address 1928 27th st. Nv.
LII
CASHIER: LADY OF EpUCATION AND
experience desires position as cashier or
clerical work. Address BOX 3ss-C. Herald
Office 1-455
EXPERIENCED. RELIABLE NURSE. SET
tleo woman. will take charge Of child or
invalid; references. Address 1923 Riggs
St NV TBO
HUU UUSEhEEPER, a. YEARS. RELIABLE:
no washing or scrubbng; $50. room and
meals BON 1900, Herald office 1881
TYPEwRTTING DONE AT HOME. ACCU.
rateIy snd reasonable. Col. 1875. 1-93
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LOST.
~ eenig ltEs I ttrus
fSe~ dtAcozfHt & or yanre fageTfEozs

~ eeTtg IfEs time
IB5o dLscoESt or more iHseTtioHs-
LOST-BEADED BAG CONTAINING ROLL
OF bills, and brown leather purse. be
tween Georgia ave. and l4th st, on New
Hampshire ave. and Monroe st. Reward
VAIL Columbia 4217. evenings between
S 30 and p. N. I-S26
LOST - PACKAGE OF INSTALLMENT
collecting cards. Reward II returned TO
DoDEE'S, s29 Tth st. NV. 40
LOST - GOLD OCTAGON WALTHAA
wrist watch and bracelet on 17th. Pa ave,
e. l4th or SITS. or in BurcheIs store
LfserIl reward for return to 1872 F ct. NV.
I-4N
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Commerce Chamber
POstpones Meeting

Announcement that the monthly
meeting OF the Washington Cham
Der OF Commerce has been postpon<
from February 8 until February ~
was made by A E. Seymour, seo~e-
tsry, yesterday.
The February meeting will be de-
voted TO the subject Of national rep
for the District. Justice
Wendell P. Stafford. OF the District
Supreme Court, will be the prinei-
pal speaker.
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50c-MADAM SELIA-50c

Egyptian palmist and medium; tells your
past, present and future life; she tells the
secret how to win in business. love. health
and family Affairs; law suits. speculation
and divorce cases; tells who and when you'll
marry; make mistake when seeking help
and advice Of a clairyOysnt or palmist; 1t
pays to consult the best: costs no more:
special readings, bOc; daily and Sunday.
Phone franklin 237S-J. s3l 7th st NV.
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PERSONAL.

wORKINGMEN. WE ARE so FAMILIAR
with large and quick deals and the cash
buys good value and turn II over to our
hustler trade who quickly buy and It's as
near perpetual motion as know Of
New pants s. up; slightly used oyPrcOats
s. up; dresses, SO up. JCSTHS OLD
STAND. 6l0 D Pa
THE NEW "JOHNSOSIAN" SLOE-DRAG
free with every copy Of "MOOSSHADE"
waltz sonEN at l0c copy. G. z. JOHN
son, Dos 10th st ne. Music composed. ar
ranged and published. 1881
1 WILL TOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills other than those incurred by myself
II ? DOSCH 230
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Is csHts line time.
1877 discouHt or more tNSertfons.
WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO.
mobile, city " suburban, and pay you
highest prices for ladies', Eentlemen's chill.
dren's discarded clothing. l will csIl =.
RICE, 1882 7th st. Ew. North 1855. I2-45o
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THE REAL ESTATE BARGAIN YOU WANT is HERE Q
WILL YOU "SWAP7o


EQUITY IN TWO 6-R.. BATH BRICKS,
s., 800, pays average $S6 monthly What
have you? BOX S57-C, Herald office.
2-47
ROAMER. SPORT MODEL, FOR EQUITY
in modern siX-roOm house: free or incum-
bered: 81 800 gents diamond ring, Egyptian
setting; also available for deal. Address
BOX 89T-C, Herald office. 2-4s
WHAT STOCKS. BONDS OR CHGTTELs
have ycu to OFFER for a perfect Oldsmobile
Sedan from original owner. E. JONES.
Main 1T64. 1858
WILL SWAP A COUPLE THOUSAND DOL
lars for liberty bonds or for equity in a
six-room house with all modern improve
ments; good location; positively no deale.s.
Address ZT;L. 13J Randolph place NV.
1878
WATER PROOF CANVAS COVER FOR
motorcycle made to order, new. half price ::
hiRh powered French rife and shells, in good
condition. What have you? Evenings
TAYLOR 500 r st. NV. I-577
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%NTED-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
4, twenty-five lessons; best Of reference;
thirty years experience. 500 Msssarhusetts
1870
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RIZPAH ELDON
MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoysnt and Palmist.
guarantees to read your entire life, past
present and future. She asks ne questions
but will tell you what you want to know,
giving names. dates and facts on business
matters, love, health and family Affairs.
Tells the pane Of who you will marry ahd
brings the separated together, removes trou-
bles Of all nature you can win and held
the one you love Special readings, 81 B26
F st. NV. between 9Th and 7th. merit to
Shubert-Garrick l429
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WIYTED-A POSITION As HANDY
man; understand plumbing and painting
= General work; willing to work for fair
80. white; age, 40. Il. B, 1916 7th
At ~. wv
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

NEWLY AND BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
large front room and NtChenette; eIeC.
triritl: good heat: hardwood floors: reason
ahe 1908 New Hampshire ave. NV. near
Washington circle. 80
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=. a rood position 0f any kind with
,dvancpment: reference exchanged NON
425-C. Herald Office
POSITION AS CARPENTER II HOTEL
or apartment house "r WON 'i any ANU
W 3e6 St NV. -
T0gT RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED
whits man desires .'0>itiOn nf some r.
.ro1.ibiIrv: would accept position % night
Watrhman at bank or building. '3N l+th
st NV, Second door. IN''
-T0 ANYONE WISHING PRIVATE DANC-
~ lessons given at their home will please
,55r.ss C. C. h, 12O 4th St 80. l-Nu3
.-r-rOP-WEIL EDUCATED Young MAN
,-,fIabIs for a few hours each week; nigh
~ --ammar school pupils; any subject. RON
42n-C. Herald office. l-N'-
yOTNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
position Of any kind. Bon 423-C. li"r-
aid office
vOI.SE MAN WISHES POSITION As
bsrber; experienced. BON 42fC, Herald
- l-SOT
,,TODT,EAGED MAN WISHES POSITION
80 Elevator operator or watrhman. II C.
WILLIS 9O5 9Th It. NV. lib
%IETEp-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
4, twenty-five lessons; best Of reference;
thirty years experience. 800 Massachusetts,
sys nv. to p. m. Mr.. RUSSELL.
1870
E0TTEGE GRADUATE AND REFINED
..1tIsmsu, - years Of age. wants posi-
- as social secretary. Address BON
sI5-C. Herald office. l-G60
ryPTsT WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
20 10 D. m, at FanfOld tipping or book
..opi9x machines. City P. o. BON 1915
l-452
WISTED-A POSITION AS A HANDY
nsn: understand plumbing and painting
- general work; willing to work for fair
,rss: white; age, 40. II. B., 1916 eth
at ~. l-ooo
CIRPEN R, PAPERHANGER AND
H.5,tsy. work guardnteed; very reason
.bI.. city or suburb. BOX 4O2-C. Herald
Office. I-2oo
CELTFFEUR-EXPER YOUN g
-an wishes position driving Ford
.Line 242O 'Hamlin st. ne. 1879
TISTED-POsITION IN HARDWARE
w.. as clerk; can furnish recommenda-
- aud references. D. W. B, 1850 E
l-2s2
TITTTP FTRsT-CLAss, NEAT EXPE-
9a1rsd white man wants extra work
breIEfasts, lunehe0ns' teas ] dinners; wed wed,
Inrs. banquets, etc; just resigned head
.It.,', position in large New York country
rsb Address 5, 2l6 st. NV 1-l29
yYPERTENCED sW EDISH h MASSEUR
Eisbss position in private family or in in
,.i,5ts. Answer to J. l., 645 5. 18Th St,
BIitinore. Nd. l-0o
G0TTSG MAN. COLORED. EXPERIENCED
Herald office. ------ los
yoTTSG MAN IS YEARS OLD WISHES
Dc<itio1 in drug store as soda dispenser
= n learn salesmAnship. Main 1884, or
r P. iii sth st. sw. l-So
IN 0RED CHEF WANTS EMPLOYMENT.
REpFTELD. 17o7 sth st. nw. LIZ
SrTIOGRAPHER-T Y YPIsT; DAY OR
,irht. home or office; own machine;
,,--ssr service man. Phone Franklin 2s2i.
l-47l
WING MAN WISHES POSITION AS As
,istant bOokkeeper. BOX 396-C. Herald
office. l-JIO
CIRDENER FLORIST OR MANAGER FOR
bIEh-class home estate; single, reliable,
,.f,renees. Enquire 2S2l S0th st. ne.
WITCHM4N WISHES RELIABLE DAY OR
niTht position; experienced, with good
r.fsrsnce and good HABITS; age. IS. Address
ROX $500, Herald Office. 1916
FEMALE.
OFFICES TO CLEAN EARLY MORNING
Az ate evening; can give good references
a. 10 honesty and capability. LAWS, 010
Preach st. nv.
VOTING COLORED GIRL WISHES LIGHT
h1sswork. Call 324 st. Sc. Ina
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,ITODTE4GED MAN WISHES POSITION
a. elevator operator or watchman- II c.
uTTJIS pos 9th Il. NV. LIB
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CIRPEN TIE R, PAPERHANGER AND
osjntsr: work guarrnteed; very reason
,nis: city or suburb. BOX 4O2-C, Herald
Office. I-2@S
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yOI.NG MAN WISHES POSITION As
barber; experienced. BON +-i-C, Herald
l-SDT
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MADAM MAVIS
NINE. CARLETTA.

CLAIRvOYANT. CRYSTAL GAZER AND
CARD READER
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM AND ADVISOR
TO HAVE NO EQUAL.
TELLS YOUR NAME
STUDIO. 1920 G. ST. N. w.
FOR POSITIVE RESULTS AFTER ALL
OTHERS FAIL. SEE CARLETTA l-S49
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E0TTEGE GRADUATE AND REFINED
,sntIemsn - years Of age. want, posi-
- a. social secretary. Address Bon
3I5-C Herald office. l-G8J
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-ypfsT WILL WORK EVENINGS FROM
70 10 D. m, at Fanfold tipping or book
S.oni1x machines. City P. o. BON 1915
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed By the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
MADAM LEON

Pslmist and born cIairvoyant; gives sd-
vice on all love affairs Of life: satisfac-
tion guarantees all readings private; hours
from 10 u. m. to p. IN.
so2 TTH STREET N. W.
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YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
position Of any kind. Bon 4-3-C. It"r-
=
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MALE AND FEMALE.
MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

AMBITIOUS YOrNG Man. AGE p. DE
sirss good position of any kind with
,dvanrpmpnt: reference exchanged non
csc. Herald office
POSITION AS CARPENTER n HOTEL.
V 5aS c 81. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YOU y G
mar wishes position driving Ford ma
-. 242O 'Hamlin 81. ne. 1879
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NOgT RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED
whits man desires .'">itiOn Of some T"
ypousibilty; would accept position - nlEMl
,,cbnan At bank or building. lI3N l+th
=, - second door. l-N3J
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MADAM FONEDA

Egyptian palmist and clsirvoyant; born
with double veil and endowed with q
natural gift to advise you affairs Of life,
business and LGIpiness Readings,
81 OplOgite Snks 300 Tth st NV 1895
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-rr-TOR-wEIL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN
-,iIabIe for a few hours each week, high
--ammar school pupils; any subject. RON
,1o = HeraId office. l-Nl-
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

CLAIRYoYANT, CRYSTAL GAZER AND
CARD READER.
This gifted lacy will tell your fortune OF
love, marriage, divorce. changes. rsuuItes
the separated. helps you TO win back lest
love. happiness and Business. Frank. e34
733 18th. Between @ and q.
Sunday, 2 TO 7.
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WATER, FIRST-CLASS' NEAL EAPE-
-is1rad white man wants extra work:
.Eyssts Iuncheons, teas, dinners. we'd
80 bauquets, etc; just resigned head
'S,tt,r's position in large New York country
5drsss g. 21B c st. NV. l-l29
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MALE.
FEMALE

PERMANENT POSITIONS
Paying
sI7.OO PER WEEK
ELEVEN HUNDRED
collars during hrst
year. and
HIGHER THEREAFTER.
10 sddirou To a good salary to
Etart and frequent Increases, tele-
phsue operating at this time oGers
unusual opportunity to adyar"e to
higher Tatd supervisory positions.
We will be glad to tell you OF
these opportunities if you will call
At our Employment Onice, Room
s62, 6th Eoor.
725 18Th ST. wv.
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO.
TASTED-YOUN LADY TO r. RNISH
art poses BON 42sC. Herald office.
MALE AND FEMALE.
YEN OR WOMEN TO 20 HAND "
I dressing Apply at once. CALVERT
COMMERCIAL Z SERVICE, 1908 ST. NV
ghasansntI -
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% gINTED-POsITION IN HARDWARE
Tor. as clerk; can furnish recommends-
- aud references. D. W. B, 1850 E
u0H. l-2s2
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MADAM WERNER

Well known mental scientist: interview by
appointment. OTice hours. 10 a. m. to I
p. m. 44i Mass. ave. NV. Franklin 646l
3-l9
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70 ANYONE WISHING PRIVATE DANC-
ing lessons given at their home VIII please
,5drrss G. c. h, l2O 4th st. ~. l-NU3
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fIPERIENCED sW DIS H MASSEUR
HisbeE position in private family or in in
-.t,1ts Answer to J. l., 645 S. 18Th St,
baltimore. Nd. LOO
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companion or can assist in light work.
OK 42o-C, Herald Office. l-733
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-29
POULTRY RAISERS
ARE TO ORGANIZE

In an effort to promote the breeding
of a better grade of poultry in this
county. the poultry raisers are to meet
to form an organization, preliminary
steps having already been taken.
The following letter has been sent
to many poultry owners in the county
by J. Lee Smith, county agent, and all
Interested are urgently requested to
be present. whether they have received
an invitation or not:
There is some good poultry in Es-
Gambia county inside and outside the
city. Some of the breeders of this
stock are anxious to organize a pure
bred poultry association in and for
this county. The object they have in
mind is to promote the production of
more and better poultry. hold a poul-
try show, etc.
You are especially requested to
meet with others in the office of the
county agent, Armory Hall building,
at 1880 O'Clock Thursday evening,
March 81, to talk this matter over.
Come if you are interested in pure
bred poultry"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-29
UPSET YESTERDAY
IN PINEHURST GOLF

PINEHURST, N. c., March 28.-There
was one upset today in the second round
of the woman's north and south golf
championship tournament when Mrs.
John D. Chapman of Greenwich, defeat
ed Miss Sarah Fownes, of Pittsburg. on
the home green. After trailing all the
way, Mrs. Chapman squared the match
by winning the seventh with a three and
then took the 18th with a par five.
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Pitts
burg, present title holder, found Mrs.
Hope Gibson, of the Hamilton Golf club.
of Canada, on the top of her game and
had to play her finest to win two and
one. Mrs. Gibson led by one hole, going
to the fourtheenth, but she weakened at
the end. Mrs, J. H. Pritchard. of Chi
cago, present western champion, and
Mrs. F. c. Let's, Jr., of Chicago. pres
ent western champion, were the only
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-29

Il have actually gained twenty five
pounds, and 1 just think Tanlac is the
grandest medicine in the world" said
Mrs. Robert o. Reynolds, 1877 North
Denver St, Kansas City, Mo.
For ten long years I suffered from a
very bad form of Rheumatism, stom-
ach and nervous trouble. My appetite
soured on my stomach and 1 suffered
the most severe pains in my back, hips
and shoulders. My rheumatism was so
bad that 1 could not raise my hands
to comb my hair and my arms hurt
me t., my finger tips. 1 became so
weak and run dwon that L lost all my
energy and life had become almost a
burden. l tried many things but Moth
ing helped me.
Il had only taken my first bottle of
Tanlac when 1 noticed my appetite
was improving, and 1 could sleep bet
ter at night. / have taken three bot
ties and the way it helped me and
built me up is really astonishing I can
eat anything and everything without
the slightest disagreeable after ef e
fects. l sleep just fine at night and
am in better health than I have been
for years. am glad to give this state
ment, hoping that any who are suffer-
ing as I did may experience the same
wonderful results, which 1 believe they
will if they give Tanlac a fair trial"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-29

John Williams in Jasper county.
1t is predicted here that the trial
of Williams and the negro Clyde Man
ming, will be held in Macon, and this
may be determined at tohmorrow's
conference.
1t is considered a certainty that
troops will be called out to protect
Williams and Manning when they are
placed o ntrial.
The three sons of John Williams
have not been arrested and Judge john
B. Parks tonight issued a statement
in which he said that even though the
young men are arrested he will not
order their removal to the tower in
Atlanta. He declared that the people
of Jasper county are law abiding and
will see that punishment is melted out
to the persons responsible for the
deaths of the eleven negroes.
Solicitor Campbell stated today
that he would do his duty in the case,
Notwithstanding the fact that he is
a creditor of Williams to the extent
of $4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-29
TWO OFFERS MADE
FOR THE BIG FIGHT
Nevada Silver Mining Camp Makes Bid
of 100000 for the Bout.
(sy The Associated Press,.

NEW YORK, March 28.-Two offers of
sites for the Dempsey Carpenter heavy
weight championship bout were made to
Promoter Tex Richard today. One came
from a Nevada silver mining camp and
guaranteed the pugilistic impressario
100000 if he would stage the bout in
their camp July 4.
The other was presented by represen-
tatives of a London syndicate and in
cluded a half million dollar offer for the
bout if it could be held in the Olympia
during Derby week.
Richard took the. offers under consid-
GRAFTON and said that a final decision
might be expected this week From au-
thoritatiVe sources it was learned. how
ever, that Richard has no intention Of
holding the match in any isolated sec
ton of the country if q site close to the
metropolis is available. The expense at
tendant upon a boxing bout of this sort
is so great that only large center of
population to draw from would warrant
the erection of an arena capable of seat
ing the number of spectators necessary
to pay for the purse involved
Reports were current today that the
contest would be held in New Jersey 0nd
both Newark and Jersey City wer- named
as probable sites for the arena.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-29
EFFORT TO RELEASE
AMERICAN PRISONERS

WASHINGTON, March 2S-Eiforts tc
release about so Americans held in
Soviet Russia are being made bv the
state department through unidentified
agencies. according to information given
today to Senator Heflin. Of Alabama.
who has made Inquiries in behalf Il
Emmett Fitzpatrick, said to nave been
sentenced to 20 years Imprisonment at
Moscow.
OF the so Americans held by the boil
sheviki, Senator Heflin was informed.
about six or eight, including fitzpatrick,
are reported in prison. The others were
said to be under detention in various
towns. Fitzpatrick. a former Red Crosse
agent, is said to have been accused of
serving with the armed forces OF LlLnu-
ania against the present soviet govern
ment and with being in the employ OF
the United States government. He is a
native of Uniontown, Alabama
Senat~r Helm said that the state de-
partment while making every possible
effort to effect the release If she N,7o--
leans, was not in a position to disclose
the agencies which are being used.
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NO INFORMATION
NEGRO UPRISING
Reported that Blacks Were Preparing
to Wipe Out the Whites,
fev Tho Associated Pressy

ATLANTA, Ca, March 2S.-Alleged
attempts to incite white persons in
Newton county against negroes by
spreading reports that negroes were
preparing to wipe out the whites" as
a result OF the deaths of negro laborers
on the Williams plantation will be in
quired Into tomorrow by the Newton
county grand jury, according to dis
patches from Covington tonight.
While no definite statement could be
obtained from officials pending the
meeting of the grand jury, it was said
that during the investigation notes,
which, 1t was reportedy a white man
had sent out regarding a negro up
rising" would be placed before the
jury.
The reports, which became current
at Covington yesterday, created eX-
citement at the time. but conditions in
Newton county, where three negroes
were found dead in Yellow river, and
in the adjoining county of Jasper,
where eight other negroes were found
dead. were rapidly becoming normal.
Some 200 negroes had gathered on
the banks of the river near where the
negroes were found but investigators
sent out by court officials reported
they were holding a prayer meeting
and It was said they had been induced
to meet by whites, who We're alleged
TO have sought to use their presence to
further reports Of an uprising.
Investigators for the state inquiring
into the murders and for the federal
government, gathering evidence to
support charges of peonage against
John s. Williams, wealthy Jasper
equity plantation owner continued at
work. officials characterized as base
less reports that more bodies had been
found and expressed the opinion that
the total would remain at IL.
williams, who. according to the con-
fession OF Clyde Manning, a negro
was responsible for the deaths of II
men, viii not so to trial Thursday in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-29
TO CALL EXTRA SESSION
TO PREVENT GAMBLING

BATON ROUGE, La, March 28.-De-
claring that authorities of jefferson Par
ish "as usual seem deaf, dumb and
blind" as regards presence of alleged
gambling houses, Governor Parker today
called into extraordinary session the
Louisiana general assembly for address,
ing out-of- office officials of jefferson or
any other parish incompetent or wilfully
neglect in their duties"
The extraordinary session will start as
soon as the present constitutional con-
vention is concluded, which will be in
about 40 days.
Governor Parker's call followed a re-
cent investigation of conditions in JEFF
ferson parish, adjoining Orleans where
it was charged gambling was openly
conducted in various forms and that
bookmakers maintained a clearing house
for race track news dissemination.
The governor in his call, named Sheriff
j. B. Dauenhauer, who recently reported
to him that the Metaire club was a legal
club, and District Judge Prentice E
Darlington, who Friday dismissed charg-
es against club officials as being out of
his jurisdiction.