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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-29
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SIZE VICTORY HEiCHTS' FOR
Beautiful view acres
For exclusive country bors>s-
Acres Of rich soil
For berry. fruit and garden Gull
Ideal locations
For poultry raising.
Traverned by state and eounty high
ways and only 10 minutes by auto
10 the business center Of Seattle
Terms-sso DOWN ana $40 a month.
WATER PiPED 10 EVERY TRACT
Maps. prices aud terms Hent on APP
plication In person. phone or LETT
our offo. on III. property a, r..
ll0th 1t. blocks west Of tho
gotheil highway. 70 open every
Gay and evening. We viii gladly
take you by auto at any time To
sc. this property. Appointments
G6 S5n n %i HEAP y Rssff%%'fFE CO Co NC
Main ls57. 81, Leary BdE.
oGTsiDE cry
Only : blocks north city limits and
car line we have 7-room house,
hardwood floors. Fireplace. half
an IDEAL suburban home. Price.
$1,000 See Mr.. Cross.
1919 Third Ave Main 7sss.
D ACRES, NORTH or CITY
| Go cd soil. on gentle southeriy slope.
with view Of lake and mounts n ms
,Irbans fine location 10, beTrIes
fruit ana poultry. Price. $500:
t-vv cssn.
~ sAN AhSDhisE x %.
1913 Third Avenue.
z ~ rs @ = n.si
double constructed house. barn and
chicken house, es bearing trees. ~
Wyandotte chickens, brood sow
| and 3 pigh Price. 1860. See Mr..
Cross.
| C. 7. SUTER
I1oi1 Third Ave Main 7f1s.
--.L AcDT- tfIBT1fn -
.r..
o. $500, 80.
w 1871 r"ao, o,ie nIs
| slae OF AI1rrwood demonstratlon
| n sooa isho- near ihtcfuFoaA-
"""o ',,or.v~,.
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GARDNER AGENCY

W. have taken In trade on q new
Gardner light four 1917 Dodge
roadster. We are rebuilding this
car. fitting new piston rings. etc.
This car is equipped with an al
most new top. 8 good tires bump
or. spot light. motometer. etc. A
chance for you 10 pick up n real
good buy in q real good Dodge.
Price 1850.
Here's real buy IN q 1918 MAJ
well which has been ovsrhauled 10
our own shop. " equipped with ;
good tires. top and upholstery In
good condition. Priced 10 sell
quick. Price t27b.
1917 Maxwell touring: IN good ron
dition turnout A good econom-
zeal car: in fine condition. This
car Will give you good service.
and you Will be we'll satisfied with
this little car. Price E325.
ps-LrvEsoooD MOTOR co.
Iith Ave. and T. Pike ST East 100.
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HMAI.L FARMS
~ acres IN good settled farming DIS
uiet about 20 miles south OF
town: over half cleared: very good
soil; i,b bearing fruit trees: some
small fruit; good s-room house,
barn. chicken houses for 1900
chickens, brooder hous~ and other
outbuiidings: good well and
spring; stock. farming implements
and tools. A snap. $1,000; half
cash.
20 acres. part bottom land. bsisnce
good clay soil. part cleared: about
10 bearing fruit trees, Groom
house. spring water ptped In. barn
and chicken houses. cows
heifers and horse. $500: some
terms
10 acres. best Of soii. part cleared.
orchard and some small fruit
good Groom house. ali furnish 81
with fine oak furniture; spring
water and we'll. This 10 good
business property. $4,000: half
cash
AAsEN q SEXTON COMPANY
1910 First Ave Elliott 5stT.
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are forming a new
syndicate to take over 40 acres
oil land near Cat Creek, Montana
Units $1,000 each par value. Quick
action II you want to get in on
this.
WE WILL BUY AND SELL ANY
OTHER STOCKS OR BONDS
FOR YOU
GENERAL TRADING COMPANY
1861 L. c. Smith Bldg.
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ACREAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HEIJ.fSG THE OLD HOME-
STEAD IN KERRY FAHkN
Owner has too much iand-hss
decided 10 sell part OF the old
homrhtend In small berry
farms. the land IL cleared and
ready 10 farm. black. mellow
soil. very deep. has been In
meadow for over 20 years: on
paved highway. with auto bus
and freight service To cities.
walking distance 20 street car.
large fruit csnnery and fruit
juice plant; close 20 salt water
which insures even tempera-
tur-. The first time this land
has ever been offered for sale.
first time shown this coming
Sunday by auto. Have room
for sir Sunday. Price. fi2b
per acre lesn than cost of
elenrinxb. easy terms
Office open Saturday evening
10 =.
CARTER, MCDONALD n
SMfI.LEn
EOS coiumBia 81 Ensott Srs :
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FoRDS - TNVESTfGATE THESE
Ford touring cars and runabouts.
Buying from an authorized Ford
dealer guarantees you satisfac-
ton. These cars OycThauled In
our repair department. and guar
anteed by as 10 be well worthy Of
your consideration. Terms to re-
liable people. Hugh Baird. Author
lied Ford Dealer. Fourth and
James, Elliott $50.
FOUR MAX WELL WHEELS. WITH
hubs and demouDtRble rims. Also
pair eadlights. All in good COM
dition. f2b. East 1888.
1913 f-PASSENGER CHUM Y
Chandler, in fine condition. 1900.
Rainier ef3-J evenings.
BUICK s--ctACkERJAC SNAP
Terms TO suit you. East 8if today.
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. FOR EXCnANGE-RkAL
ESTATE

DO YoU WANT TO TRADE A
good s or Groom house up Go
$500 for an improved acre north
OF city. near Everett intcrurban
This IL the best Of soil. all in eui-
tivhtion. with nice variety OF fruit.
both large and small: good garage
and dandy s-roon house: all piped
for plumbing. and concrete base
msnt: house is nicely finished
with buiit-in features, fireplace
and large. well lighted rooms. This
place cannot be beaten ut the
price asked
NORTH WESTERN LAND d INV.
,ol Traders Bid, Third and Marion.
Phone Elliott $3.50.
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FOR SALE,

Five and one.half acres across Lake
Washington, / Il acres cleared and
fenced. ready for berries; "A good
running stream: south and east
slope for grapes. win take good
used Ford and 5000 as half pay.
ment, balance easy. Queen Anne
14b2.
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BUICK. SAYS

s -passenRcr 4 that is n dandy little
car. upkecp very small, has
good tires. real leather upholstery
electric lights and self-aarter
Only si75 down.
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FOR EXCHANGE
sn-ACRE POULTRY RANCH
Fully equipped and going. t-room
cottage, 6 poultry houses. capacity
for 1000 chickens. incubator house.
2 large incubators. brooder house.
stoves. electric light plant: water
system and pressure tank: young
orchard With the place 20 500
white Lcghorn laying hens. 500
young chickens. 2 cows and all
equipment Price $500; will take
81 900 cash
A. II. NEWELL 4 SON
100 Spring st.
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PARTNFKS WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

800 REWARD FOR RETURN OF
- or Information leading 10 recov-
Lay Of platinum brooch got with
"a diamonds. one large in center.
2 small stones missing. No ques-
lions asked. and all information
treated confidentisIly. Call FL
Holt 1910 or Elliott 1892 during
day, or East 512f evenings.
Lost = BOOK WITH REY.
check and valuable papers. o. 8.
Peterson, 1873 n. list
YOUND-BIED DOG. ENGLISH SET
ter. black and white. Call Queen
Anp~ 1897
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FRUIT RANCH ...
10 ACRES
This land Is all In choice fruit. fun
bearing. with "a splendid income,
small house and fruit house: close
To fine lake. schools. church and
interurban. You will get enough
fruit this year to pay for the
place. VIII exchange for Seattle
home and assume. everything
clear: no incumbrance.
THE w II. MORSE co.
4is Leary Bldg. Elliott 1896
YOU CAN TRADE YOUR
city home, clear. worth $1,000. for
this fine little i0-ncre farm, same
value, with stream, fine fruits.
equipment. some household eff
fleets. also clear. A beauty spot.
See photos. learn facts Of
CHARiE SOMERS COMPANY
Alaska Building.
WILL ENCHA NGE s ACHES UNDER
Sunnyaidc ditch. . acres on sno-
uunlmio river and equity IN 6-room
Seattle homo for kitsap county
lands near Colby. Harper, South.
worth or Long Lake. buchanan M
60 Lesry Bldg.
FINE S-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE.
good lot. fine garden, To trade for
Ford car or truck. or sell for
81 900; easy terms. Right at car
line. tS4b Austin st.
Fl ACRES OF LAND. RUNNING
water, to exchange for good car.
Phone East 34.6.
CHOICE ACREAGE FOR CITY
property OWNERS, 1929 Third
Ave.
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~ FOR Observation-Disclosures
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Is RON sALE-nEAL ESTATE

90 FUtt FNtFf-HEhL ENIhbE
VIE HAVE SEVERAL or THE
finest view lots In the North End
a, from 1875 TO 800 each. very
building restriction on every lot,
Sec those at once.
cALIFoRNIA BUNGALOW
I nice rooms and bath; flrepiaoe;
beam ceiiingI panelcd walls. nice.
level lot TO alley; shrubs and flow
err. good location. close TO schools,
Lake and park, street cars and
paved boulevard, a snap at ". 800.
easy terms. Will take IAberty
MCDONALD. HOOVER 4 BANNER
H. 18th at University Way.
Phone Krnwood 9.
NEAR CoWEN PARK
New five-room bungalow. hardwood
floors In three rooms. French
doors. buiit-in bookcases, beautiful
pressed brick fireplace. cabinet
kitchen. csrnent bascBent, furnace.
laundry trays. large lot with Wow
You may have immediate posaefs
sion OF this bungalow for $500 90.
balance rental bafas Mr.. Davies
G. y. SUFFER-
1913 Third Avenue Main 7s3e
CUTE FURNISHED BUNGALOW
broom bungalow; bath; some rirni-
ture, including Ivory bedroom set.
good dining room set. kitchen com
plete with Lang range: buiit-in
features; breakfast nook: iinoieum
In kitchen and bath large lot. tbx
154. In lawn. and plenty of garden
space; house well built. cement
foundation and half cement base
ment Only $3.50. including fur
niture; 1900 cash. balance rent
Rainier "a.
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW
Just finished a dandy t-roonAsbun-
Eaiow In White centsr: Wr Z
blocks from stores and the sta
ton: only few blocks TO the new
ta7s.oo0 school building; Z big lots.
t0r1,s each. VIII sell this fine
home this week for $4,000. on
terms OF 1890 cash. and the bal
anee $50 per month.
GEORGE W ~. WHITE
COL New York Block Main 1905.
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WILL SELL PART or MY OLD
homestead near Poulsho. about 20
miles from Seattle. Land Is good
level. and partly alder bottom.
with 3 creeks on II. In tracts OF
3 acres or more. sac per acre and
up. according TO improvements.
Reasonable terms. See or write to
owner, John Storseth. Box iss. r.
I, poulsbo, Wash.
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You CAN MAKE 900 PER MONTH
selling staple articles to banks as
a side line IL you are salesman
regularly covering territory in
this locality. Send to us for par
ticulars. Sample case. which can
be carried In side coat pocket, viii
cost $500. which will be refunded
on It's return. Apply at once TO
the Kimbali Bank Note Company.
s0s Hennepin ave. Minneapolis.
MINI
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OVERLAND. $685.

wire wheels and excellent tires.
This car in fine shape. Was
owned by auto shop foreman. who
kept u In good mechanical condi-
ton. A bargain at 5000 down.
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MUTATION WANTED ADvEA-
tise0ents Of liseharweA sss-
Aiers 81 saiIsss are ssl.teA fres
81 charge.

tx SERVICE MAN. MAR HIED.
wants work. Experienced in
shinglinR. roof work and general
repairs. Will take anything. Phone
Rainier 1855.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Tor first class painting. papering
and kalsomining at moderate
prices call Al Sinnis. Ballard $40.
WILLIAMS Dixie JAZZ BAND
Entertainers and dance music fur
njshed. East 1898,
CARPENTER AND WOODWORKER
wishes position In city or country.
Ballard $40.
FOR CONCRETE AND CEMENT
work phone Kenwood 1884. work
guaranteed.
SECOND BAKER WISHES WORK
In or out OF town. Beacon t2ss-R.
20 Statesmen WANTED
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AUSTIN COMPANY
18th and IL. Pike. East 6it
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sell our line overalls and gloves
In Washington and Oregon; COM
mission basis. Will allow side line
A1pYor temporary period. Applicant
must show evidence OF successful
sales. Wire or write Hamilton Car
hA<tt Cotton Mills. Detroit. Mich.
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LOST AND FOUND

N IAN wEisFiELp CAN'T Re-
pair your watch. throw II away
ANt Tnion
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ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-5 OR MORE
acres. eorne improvements; or will
trade West Seattle property. Own
ers only. szs W. Holden st
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The Seattle Star

Published baily al 1907 Seventh Ave
Seattle. Washington
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ONE GROOM AND ONE 5-HooM
modern front apartment $1,000
and $4,000. Chiidren allowed lis
18th ave.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
AFRICAN BISHOP HERE;
Wall ADDRESS Ills RACE
Elaborate Programme Is Planned tor
Visitor by Mayor and Clergy.

Bishop Theophilius M. Gardner,
Secrated to this Office by the Episco-
pal Church in America, arrived here
last evening for the week.
On arriving in America tho newly
created Bishop, who is to lead the Tor
ces OF the. Episcopal Church on mis-
sionary campaign into the heart II
Africa, saw his first subway, his first
first skycrapcr.
He was born near MGnrovia, tho
Capital of Liberia, Of Mohammedan
parenta. Sent by his parents to an
Episcopal Mission School in Liberia,
he developed wonderful ability to ac-
quire languages and a keen interest
in Bible study.
The new Bishop is married and haa
five children. WhEe here he will no
The guest OF Row. j. Dn Costa Hare
wood, SIG Westminster avenue, or
the Church Of St. John the Divine,
Fiftysccond and Vine Streets. This
afternoon at s o'clock he will speak
at services at the Pro Cathedral,
Broad and South streets, and at z T..
NJ, Will address an open air meeting
there, called by all the Negro parish
eS in the city. On Monday the new
Bishop will be received by Mayor
Moore at the City HaM and later will
he rendered a public dinner.
(Philadeiphia Enquire, July II, 1921
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
MISS OLIVIA SCOTT ROYAL.
ENTERTAINED.

ON Friday night, July Is. Mis-
OIlvla Scott WIS royalty enter. aimed
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Mullen, 9l9 State street. The evening
was spent in games, and songs, fol.
lowed by the supper After saying
goodbye to Miss Scott who is leaving
the city on the 18th for Atlantic City
where she will spend the rest of the
summer the merry guest left for
their several homes. Others present
were: Miss Patti White, Miss Lillian
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chat.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Mullen,
MIS-. Irene Poole, Mrs. Lottie Greene
Messrs Alonza Patterson, Meredith
Foster, Arthur Ransom and DR.. D. o.
Dawson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
THE LYNCHBURG RECORD FOR
THE FIRST SIX MONTHS, 1921.

Dear Sir: I send you the follow
ing information concerning lynch
ings for the first six months of this
year. find, according to the rec
ords compiled by the Department. Of
Records and Research Of tho Tuske-
gee Institute, Monroe N. Work. in
charge, that in the first six months
OF 1921 there were SO lynchings.
This is twenty-four more than the
number, twelve, for the first six
months of 1920, and seven more
than the number, twenty-nine, for
the first six months of 1919.
or those lynched, two were whites
and thirty-four were Negroes. Two
OF the latter were women. Eleven of
those put to death were charged with
the crime Of rape.
The States in which lynchings oc-
CURED and the number in each State
are as follows: Alabama, /; Arkan-
sas. 4; Florida, 4 Georgia., 8; Ken
lucky, |; Louisiana, Q; Mississippi,
10; Missouri l; North Carolina, ?.
South Carolina, l; Tennessee, /.
Yours very truly,
r. r.. MOTION, Principal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
HARVARD COl4OH LINE NlPPED
by LEAGUE.

Boston, Mass, July 16.--Something
new manifested itself at Harvard Oil
Tuesday, july 9Th, at the Summer
School. Monday Miss Eunicc Hudson
of Armiston. Ala, and Miss Galfrey
Youns, daughter of President Young
Of Tallahassee. Fla. were given their
rooms the night before In Gore Hall
but after breakfast OH Tuesday FOUND
& note In their room directing them
to see Director Murray, who request
Ell them to find rooms outside with
coiorcd families as at might be I'M
pleasant to room with the white girls
They had a double suite in the Fresh
man Dormitory. They found the house
Of Mrs. e. r.. Morris, wife Of tho pres
iden, of the Boston Branch of the Nat
ional Equal Rights eaguc. Mrs. Nor
ris told the girls to keep their rooms
md she telephone to secretary Trot-
ter.
+ When he arrived he found Miss Rob
erts Of Jacksonville, Fla, who hal
part Of a double suite and had been
sent to Mr.. Murray and not even per
mitted to enter her room. Mr.. Trot-
ter escorted her to Gore Hall, with
Miss Bessie Miller, and when tho hos
tess gave a false excuse and said she
was powerless, AL went over to Mr..
Murray. Here ensued an argument Of
q full half hour between Director Muir
ray, who was "avoiding unpleasant
ness for the colored girls as some
Southern women We're students" and
Secretary Trotter who insisted race
discl imination was not the policy Or
spirit OF Harvard University, and that
the girls have their rooms and rights.
Finally Trotter prevailed. Miss Rob
erts was escorted to a single suite In
Standish Hall by Secretary Trotter
and secured her room. The other girls
were advised to stand pat and nothing
more was heard Of the color line. This
was an important victory.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23

D. Abolition OF the "Jim Crow"
cars in Interstate traffic.
&. Free public schools for Negro
children.
I. The appointment Of an inter
racial commission, OF high class,
fair-minded men and women repre-
scnting both races, to make scien-
title survey Of race relations.
s. The withdrawal of our military
forces from Haiti and carefully
planned aid for Haiti and Liberia.
8. The weight of our influence to,
secure justice for the natives Of
Africa, particularly in the former
German colonies. .....
10. A worldwide attempt to pro-
mote peace through inter-racial un-
derstanding and equality, and
through wider recognition of tho
basic identity of race and labor
problems.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
FOREIGN MISSION ENERCISES AT
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCU.

Lott Carey Foreign Mission Excr--
ciscs will take place at the Fifth
Baptist Church, Harvie and Cary SIS.
Sunday. July 24th, at S p. NJ. Dr..
a. A. Graham, Corresponding Sec
rotary OF the Lott Carey Foreign
Missionary Convention Will speak on
Foreign Mission. Everybody Is asked
to donate 81 for Africa.
The following program viii be
rendered: 1880 a. NJ, Sermon.
500 p NJ. DR.. "A. A, Graham will
speak on Missions; Introduction OF
Speaker, Mrs. j. II. Blackwell; so'n
by MISS Martha cambridge; remarks
by Mrs. Laura Lewis, n relative OF
Lott Carey
Monday night, Ju6y 25th. at $40
o'clock DR.. II. j. King will preach :.
His subject will be 'Valloy of Dry
B'nes.' Prof. Joseph Matthews of
Fifth Street Baptist Church Will
furnish music with his chorus.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
WILLIAMSBURG BRIEFS

Bishop w. II. Heard, will visit
Williamsport, Pa, July 81. He will
preach the annual sermon in Bethel
A. M. E. Church ut that time.
The Box Social, Tuesday was an
occasion Of a great deal of mirth. It
was held in behalf Of the Sunday
school,. The lawn fete Thursday even
ing was well attended. 1t was quite
a success financially.
Rov. Henry Howard Summers,
preached q sermon on Sunday even
ing worthy to he remembered. His
subject was "Thc Martyrs Of Tulsa ="
1t was carefully prepared and we'll de
livered.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
90 CASES OF TUBERCULOSIS

Richmond, Va, July-The Virgin
Ia Tubcrcuiosis Association and tho
State Board of Health report the find
ings OF clinics held In Augusta, Fauq-
uier, Nansemond, Prince William and
Shenandoah counties, summarized as
follows: Total examined for tubercu-
losis $50. 96 cases were active, 81
were arrested, 40 were suspicious, 50
had diseased tonsils, 90 had decayed
teeth and IS showed effective hearts.
Miss Evelyn D. Hill, OF Richmond,
will be added to the Field Service OF
the Association for the Summer
months, commencing July 18th. there
by greatly facilitating the follow up
work needed in disposing OF active
cases.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
a GARD OF THANKS.

| wish to thank my ncighbors and
friends for the many kinunesses
shown my husband, Mr.. II. j. Mora,
during his illness, and for the beau
tiful designs sent at his death. l a. so
thank them for the kindness shown
me since his death, and for the words
or comfort which helped to sustain
me i'll this hour Of great distress.
ask Gods blessings on each and every
one.
(MRS.) ri. j. MOORE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
EN-SERVICE MAN ABDUCTED

Tycr, T'Aas. Jul y20.-Earl II.
Peters "a, an ex-service man, lay in
Il local hospital at tho point Of death
TO-DAY. alter he had been abducted by
masked men and left at a roadside,
where he was found unconscious.
a note found at Peters side. SAID
the wrong man had been abducted.
ono man is being held in Jail here and
police say they expect TO make four
other arrests.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
(MRS.) II. j. MOORE
"PARADISE RESTORED s.

Millions Now Living Will Never
Die! The Good Tidings of Great JOY
which shall be unto all people. A most
serious proclamation built upon Bib
facts. No matter what your present
ideas on the great question or life
and death may be, you should hear
DR.. II. A. Gamble of Petersburg, Va,
Sunday night, July "a, 1921 at 8 p.
M. Sharp. You can't afford to miss
this! Seats free. No collection.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
THIRD TAR AND ElGATiEit
VICTIM.

L.ufkin. Texas, July 20.-The third
tar-and- feather victim in Texas IN tho
last twenty-four hours was reported
here today Ben WILEY was taken from
the street. here during the night by
masked men, who threw a coal buck
ct over his head and carried him into
the country. He was returned and
dumpeda into the streets wearing
coat OF tar aid feathers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23

Sir George w. Rison, Of Danville,
Va. paid flying visit to Richmond
this week. He participated in tho
Pythian Installation exercises last
Tuesday night.
Miss Annie B. Foy, r. NJ, Of
Kimbas, w. Va. called on us this
week. She was accompanied by Mr..
j. A. Irving, of South Richmond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET

Tho following ticket Was selected:
Governor-Colonel Henry w. An
derson, Of Richmond.
Lieut. nant-Governor State Sena-
tor John II. Hassinger, OF Abingdon
Attorney Gcneral-Harry x. VOL
cot, of Norfolk.
State Treasurer. w. Flanna--
gan. Of Rahford.
Secretary of the Comm on wealth.
r X. Parsons, Grayson County.
State Corporation Commissioner
Gilbert Twigg, Fauuuier County.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
jacob S. Ha.dcmmi, Shenandoah
County.
Superintendent Of Public Inst:uc-
tion-Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Otey, OF
Lynchburg.
In his speech, Colonel Anderson
exhorted the men and women Of the
Republican party to begin the cam
paign tomorrow. "Start the lighting
now" he urged. ''Enlist the women
Remember that 200 women's votes
in each county in the State will alone
suffice to win the election"
Richmond, Va. Times Dispatch
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23

Mr.. Samuel p. Brown, an old
rusiHrnt ;of this city seft Friday for
Boston. Mass, where he will make
his future home with his son.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-23
CONVENTION IS HARMONIOUS

With the exception of refusal to
admit Negro delegates from Richmond
and other sections, the convention Is
said to have been harmonious. The
platform was adopted without a
dissenting vote and the candidates
were al unanimously nominated.
Steps looking to formation of Il
federation of Republican wOmcn',
clubs in Virginia werc taken yester
day. according TO dispatch from
Norfolk.