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Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
TWO DAYS FOR REPAIRS

called up the Stanley Motor Car
riagc Co, factory the next morning
and told him my troubles, "Gou
should have drilled an opening" into
the steam pipe, which had been stop.
ped up. -" The oil not going 10 tn"
engine. YOU have scored your cngin"
cT,indcrS,' was the statement of the
foreman. Enquiry as 10 the lcngth
Of time to make repairs brought thA
information 'NHt il would take ahou.
two days to complete the job, if the
car was brou&ht to the factory at
once. | decided to leave that day Tor
Atlantic City. In the meantime,
Ernest had been relieved by DR.. T..
II. Jefferson. in order that he might
visit Il fair damScl who had been re
cciving letters from him during her
residence in Philadelphia.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
CHARLES GREEN CASE ATTRACl
MUCH ATTENTION

Mass Meetings held Each Thursday,
$50 p. NJ.
Under the auspices Of the National
Association for the Advancement ct
Colorcd People, many speakers If
prominence will address the people in
mass meetings at:
The First Presbyterian Church. Rov.
"A. a. Hector, pastor, July 2Sth at s.
so p. M.
Mt. Calvary Baptid cuhrch. Rev.
G. a. Cobbs, pastor August 4th at s.
80 p. NJ.
ST. Phillips Episcopal Church. Rev.
j. l.. Taylor, pastor, AUGUST 11th at
s 80 p. NJ.
Third Street Bethel A. M. e.
church, Rev. w. II. TToworton. pastor
August 18th at $50 p. NJ.
These meetings are being success.
fully conducted and well attended,
Can You miss hearing the Grcon ease
STORY Nv
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
DIR. JEFFERSON'S SISTER

We went to find DR.. Il. r. Jeffn"-
sons sister, Mrs. Mahala Morris and
we learned that she would not be
home until 7 p. NJ. Hcr daughter
Rosela was there and so I decided to
crafty DR.. jefferson and remain over
that night. We had expected to have
left for New York tha: afternoon by
way OF ASbury Park and the sea-
shore route. When we returned, the
meeting between the doctor and mis-
sister was long to be remembered
She threw aside all formality anl
there were two large individuals hug.
ging each other in the street. She ran
towards him as he came up.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30

i''' entire city OF "old Manchester -
WAS shocked Oh last Saturday moru-
i'lS h""n' seven o'clock, when ;hc Satt
ln''fll%enc" OF I'll" death OF Mr.. Jci,u
Eaton OF 200 w. 2lst street WIS
haf!' Il throughout tn" town. MIR. Ea,r ,
WAS W"tl-known ANA respected hv hot,
Young and old, white and cnlorrd pc.
pl" "l this community.
iiI' funeral took place last Tuc>,.ay
AFTERNOON from the Second Bauti,;
'hnrrh at three o'clock. Rev. d.,
Lawrence G. Garland onici,tcd Th,
remains were Inferred in Mt. Oliv,,t
cemetery, the colored section Of Man.
r. Ieace to his ashes, rest FOR
his soul" "
ihe FAMILY has the sympathy Of the
entire community.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
A DISABLED CAR

It was finally at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Collier that we landed,
going from thorc to get supper When
we returned, they had arranged for
our party Of four and jrcd, weary
and sleepy, We sank in Il comiortah.c Q
bed to rest amidst pleasant dreams.
As for me L was worried. | had start
cd north with the hope Of going rs
far AS boston. MaSSachusc' Is. Now. /
was here in Philadelphia. with n dis
ablcd car. I figured that | would put
il in the Philadelphia factory for re
pairs and I would make my visits ny
train and get the car upon my return
and then so home.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
SEIZED As SPEEDER; STEPS ON
GAS; FLEES WITH So 900
IN LIQUOR
Colorcd Driver Eludcs PurSucrS. bat
is Finally Caught Minus the
Booze.

Winchester. Va. July 19-An auto
mobile carrying" 100 gallons OF lquo",
worth approximately $4,000. bound
from S1aunton. Va, to IIaGcrstown,
Md. was in custody Of local po'icc 10
day but at an oprortunc moment tho
driver, George Robinson. colorcl.
lIagcrstown, shot the "gas," and by a
circuitous route cludcd his pursuors,
who fired rs hc sped away
lic was however, caught at .hc West
Virginia line. brought back and fined
$50 for exceeding the speed limit and
resisting arrest.
Meanwhile. authorities hcliev",
Robinson and alleged confedcrat ;
changed automobiles and officers lost
all track Of the liquor.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30

The next morning i'm :hc new car,
after Kidding Gen. Collier and his in.
valid Madam" adiru. we went over to
Camden and from that point took the
road for Atlantic City. This trip WAS
withouI incident. The roads were
fairly good ami the car made fast
time 10 that seaside res OrL.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
WANTS 4 WIFE

y gentleman of christian cha"ortnr
,'''S'r'"u< AN 10 years OF age would
AK" I" meet lady Of christian
rhAfAct"r who is a home lover, object
matrimony.
Address: Il. Warren, Care Of Post
Once Manchester, Vermont.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
REV. NJ. \. y. SHAW. Pres.
JAMES l.. NEIL. Washing
ton. D. G..
WM. MONROE TROTTER.
Boston, Mass. Srcrctaric.

Dear Editorials IN organized BODY
OF the tolOrcd race itself. and repre-
Schting what our Colorcd press rcprc
NentS, SpokcSmanShip and agitation
conducted by the race for the raca,
n" National Equal Rights League Az
p"alS to YOU, Mr.. Editor, to publish
TN" above appeal and to also publish
this.
The National Equal Rights Lcacu,
urges that everybody at once write TO
'h"ir Congressman, also % Repub.i.
can Leader Mondcll. and to the speak
er KEEP. Gillette, to secure carly favor
able report on the Dyer Anti-Lynching
blll from the Judiciary Committee
ana It's passage. The League urges
mat Equal Rights Vigilance Commit
tees, to hereafter affiliate with the
League. he formed to hold a local mass
meeting for a federal anti-lynchirr
bill.
The League also urges that as yon,
as the Dyer Bill is reported, all on.
chufcheS observe thc Following Su,
day as Anti-LynchinG Sunday, with
a snort prayer service and II rcmcet
be sent by the church to local counrc.s =
men to enact the bill
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
HE is HERE! HEAR HIM!

Rev. W. H. Skipwith. B. d.. trc
greatest evangelist preacher anI sing
or OF the day will preach one OF his
best sermons al Moore Street Bapt i@r
Church. Sunday. July 3iat. at $3.50 p.
NJ. y rare treat in store for all who
may come.
REV. r. O. JOHNSON.
Pastor
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
Her children,
MRS. EANNIE JONES.
MRS. OCTANIA lIARRl,r


Nj. Francis Pelham died Julv ~.
1921. ut IN" residence ut Nor huSha,A.
Solomon Pelham. 80 ~ n Third :
Her funeral. which WAS largely att,,ra
ed. VAS conducted from the Second
Baptist Church, Thursday. July u. IS
tWo i. NJ, Rev. 4. ID. Lewis onicia,.
ing. The solo by Mr.. W. g. Smjt,
was very impressive. ". l. Johnson
Sons had charge OF the funeral
We take this method 10 extend &C.
our n"iGhbors. friends, Hannah Conn.
oil. |. q. Of St Luke. and Ivy Leaf
Court, O. of c., our heartfelt thuntS
for their kindness shown our wife ans
mother, Mrs. Frances Pelham, durin.e
her illness and for the expressions ~
sympathy, beautiful floral designs ana
tablet, sent on occasion Of her death.
May Gods richest blessing rest upon
each ana every one OF YOU
SOLOMON pELriAM. iluSha;,i
JAMES H. ANDERSON. Sou
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
REASONS OBVIOUS.

Tho reasons are ohviius. The
out Africa. To suit themselves and
hold it under tEht-iislcd Dra%oniau
Rue, so that any aucmpt by outside
influence or effort was hound TO fail
L" this s mplc truth DR.. Du Bois U
write the name French fashion)
wrote what he ca led an answer; bu'
H. dodEcd the point at %ssuC: nvldcd
Pan-.Africa and the reason for his
Summonng, as Il Second Moses.
pc pie 10 journey al the way to Paris
TO hear his pan for delivering the
African from the coyctous grip OF
the white hand.
lie merely jugglcd w'th words
throwing dust and u uiling. lie gave
the names Of his dupcs. used e N
fcrrcd' with Clcmcnccau House aud
Il Bishop: mcnt ioncd Liberia and
Abyss mia, Zanzibar and East Africa
but gave no conclusive argument as
to amy practica' good To hc done in
all the range OF possibilities. In
fact. when driven t. state his object
III taking tbs tong and expensive
journey on funds charitaby donated
for home use and protection, he. ike
Davy Crockctt'S raccron, he climbed
right down. He confessed his object
was only TO get acquainted and sit
in conference with other colurod men.
He threw 'Pan-Africa' comp ely
overheard and said How far Negroes
Il the world can be Of service II
Africa S a question:
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30

car. In the mrlutin.", ono Of the ma
chiniat@ had taken Robinson in cnays;,
and ~" showing him the improN"
mrp ON the 1922 car.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30

Miss Helen l.. Crlitas. the daueh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. Ccphas, Is
spending her vacation in Newport
News. Va.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
(JEOR<alA o., o. u. TO iNNi' -
IIIN WHITE TACTICS.
Clarence b. Miller OF Rcruhllcan N'''
ional Committee. Calls 'Nhi'l
cncc in "Crackcr' state.

PLAN to l',c Same Program aS Party
Uses in Virginia to climinatc Fro
frssional poli'icianS, Both Whl'c
and Colorcd.
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
TO ASBURY PARK

We arrange to take the party, in
Guiding Ro"clia's husband out for o
Continued on Fourth Page)
Richmond planet., 1921-07-30
IGNORANCE OF CONDITIONS

1t is upon this point, hits ignorance
OF conditions ruling in Africa. that
Bishop Smith has Joined me in eX
posing this mad project OF Dubois,
doomed to end in smoke and bring
contempt on Negro education. But
let us look at what our Moses did
in his first so-cal'ed 'P. 4. c. and
for which he got a medal Now,
although Il Chinese wall Of difficulties
and imposSibilitlcs shit in each
African cO'ony, could any man be so
childish and absurd as 10 confess he
came nearly 1000 miles of an
expensive Journey, with other men,
10 pass resolutions in Paris on LAND
LABOR. capital, government, education
hygiene, culture and religion without
having the slightest chance to give
elect TO Il single resolution.
Inc objects OF these rcSo utionS
were all inside the Chinese wall al
protection, whi4c Moses DuI}o:S OF
Africa, as wei. as President Garvcv
OF Africa are both outside this wall
ana lear u enter it. In the Alav
crisis Engnnd, France and other
nations were invited 10 send 'spokcs
men TO speak before this cotcrir Of
American Negroes and their dupcs
uhhcSitatingly advised that these
"ould-be crusaders stay at home and
tackle conditions in Tulsa, Georgia,
IcXaS: he p at WaShinGton and MOI
come over here on money BishoD
smith objects was never intended for
such use.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-06

During Fair Days Only: Mosnda,y,
Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thursday,
July 11-l2-13-14. The World will
automatically extend for three months,
2lalls one year subscriptions paid ii at
the company offices during those
days. Those paying for two years
win be given q fadded seven months.
Take advantage Of this ofer-Fair
days only.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-06
Fares To
]. The Fargo Fair

! Fargo, N. D.-A fare and one-half
will be offered by the Great North
lern, Northern Pacific, 500 and .ths
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul to the
Interstate fair, July II to 16, inclu-
ssiye. The final return limit will be
July 10. vs. ~
1 The territory in which the special
rates will be offered comprises North
Dakota, South Dakota and Minneso-
la points. 4
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sTRAYED
Legal Notices
SCHOOL PROPERTY SALE

SCHOOL PROPERTY SALE
The following property belonging to
Prospect school. district will be sold
at public auction at the school house,
Section l6, Township 1853, Range, 81,
beginning at 1 o'clock p. M, July 18th:
2 oom school building, 24x4O.
Barn, 16x36. Pr
2 school buses.
/ Riverside self feed hard coal burn
ersNo. 81.
! Monitor self feed hard coal burn
er.No. 318.
62 desks. sas
2 teachers desks.
go foot blackboard.
/ clock.
l globe.
Text and library books.
l book case.
l phone. K
Terms will be given on the build.
ing until November 18th, 1921, at 8
per cent interest. All other items are
to be cash or school warrants.
VIM. GOODWILL, Clerk.
(c7l6-13)
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During Fair Days Only: Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
July i1l-12-13-14, The World will
automatically extend for5three months,
all one year subscriptions paid in at
the company offices during those
days. Those paying for two years
will be given an added seven months.
Take advantage of this offer-Fair
days only.
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FORsAIR

USED CAR BARGAINS
22--5 passenger Dodge touring, full
equipment.
1-1918 Ford touring, new oversize
tire and ~oVerhauled.
Is passenger Overland touring
500, down balance monthly.
Harry Z. sMeHugh,
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars,
Devils Lake, N. D.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-06
Crowd Hears Preus

: IfNOW00 Ane4ts ffet8 s:ss &A
Gooperstown. The only official
ia. A. meeting IN the statesat which
Governor Preuss % Minnesota spseaksl
onshis presentYisit To- North Dakota
wis held here.TMore than 1000 per-
scais were present, 9 large number Of
leAkuers being in the crowd. The meet
mg took place ia. Fluto's grove andssthe
audience gave the Minnesota executive
aghost enthusiastic welcome. II
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-07-06

FOR. SALE Four room house and
garage on so r. lot, 9th St. Easy
payments. Inquire at $40 9Th st.
HELP WANTED
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almost new, run only a little in two
seasons. Address for quick cash sale,
Phone number Is, call 8. Will ac-
cept trade in cattle. 7l6
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FOR SALE-H you have anything to.
sell, trade or barter, put a want
lad" in The World. The World is
read by. more farmers than any
other paper in the county.
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TwINE SOLICITOR wANTED-To
take orders for High Grade guar
anteed binder Irvine, not made in
q prison. Good commission. Mid
way Supply Co, Fargo, N. Oak.
r-, &fst n ia tls.Ih 5Ss5s3# q. az
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T'WyJINE SOLICITOR WANTED - to
take orders for high grade guaran-
teed binder Irvine, not made in a
prison. Good commission. Midway
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
CIGAR FAST BECOMING
FAV0R|TE WITH SMOKERS
I'm Average of so to tho Individual
Is Consumed in tnitc,. States
!lEring Inst Ncnr.

CHICAGO April a-'ris passing
ON NOW and soon viii! he gone. tn.
fad known among the elite ae tho
cigarette. is that 10 which we refer.
ma troGiinc III" path that leads 10
"hlYi"n with II is the fireplace favor
ito. the pipe.
Mount me- Into favor with the popn-
lace is tn. cigar
~ least such IL the claim made by
John u Gromn"S, cigar manufactured.
To show how prevalent cigar sinok
ing is becoming. MIR Gr"inmce citos
That IN 1920 S.G0p.no0 Gao cigars. an
average Of eighty to IN" individual.
WEI" consumed in these United states.
The cigar" declared MIR. Gromncs
is taking its place again as Arncri-
cas- favcrit" smoke. The use of cigar
cites reached it's height during the
war. when soldiers and civilians were
under a greater strain. And from
what hear and my personal ohscrva-
tons. women are gradually abandon
ing the iags. They're finding ont that
smoking takes away from their fcni-
nine charm. Pipes? How many pipes
d." yon see nowadays No. the cigar
ia .imcric a's smoke"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

Ecvlll stood Il few doors away Tho
Farmers Bank was in the block with
the American Hotel. There were
many business houses all along Mali.
Street w to Seventh The large
number OF changes in firm names and
business locations in Richmond from
1852 60 1876 is very striking. 4
study from 1875 to 1852. however.
does not indicate such "a state OF ar
fairs
In one OF the 1882 Richmond direc
tories is printed a list OF Free Col
ored iiousckccpers." Among tho
names * that OF Gilbert Hunt. thu
blacksmith. who proved such a hero
AT the Richmond Theater fire. After
some difficulty have succeeded in
gathering FUN history Of Hunts
ire was somewhat surprised TO
ma that while he could read. be
was unable 10 write. and signed for
ms name with 4 mark. an example
OF winch have in my collection.
rather curious thing found about
it!chmnnd in 1852 was the existence
OF n pr vatc Jail" kept by Bacon
rant AZ the southeast corner OF Cary
ana Fifteenth Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

prized above all else. viewed in mn.
TX "'. u"es not seem strange thar
'' should have selected In. ,r;,i,
- 'o'on'piishments which appear on
his tombstone
'he university has attempted II,
OUT 'cHerson's belief In liberty
''u"''s' mere is the widest pos.i
'"'''une IN the selection or
'ScS' me actions of the .n,iy.
''''"""'e BODY are governed bv
81" ""hof system which Permits MAJ.
W '"h' the!r examinations wI,ho,,,
proctor and IL necessary. 20 lcoyo 49,,
'oo'h uhaccoinpanicd bcfor. Tho
c!usion or the test.
Descendants In AIbcmu,tc
Many of Jcncrson's dcscc,1,.
| sun Iir" in AIbenarIc Cant,
within "a few miles OF Montic.iIo
~" university. These incii,J,. ~
Hando!phs. Shacklcfords. H,ror,,..
b'"cke ana Joslins. several of ,n
VIII max" the Monticello vilr,i,,,,,.'
on Wednesdays
lo!IowinE. In part. is Governor ~,
'''' proclamation. asking viryl,i..,,
10 pay tribute TO jefferson on Wod
ncsday:
Whereas, April -. 1921. viii u,rL
ia" on" hundred and scvcntv-oi,.h,.
anniversary OF the birth or Thomas
Jefferson. laird President OF ,ho Ifri,
'' states. author az the Dcclar,,i,,
OF Independence and founder az ~
university. and
whereas the people Of ,in c,,,
ia hw"hIih Of virginia take Uie, uridc
ia thc achicvc'ncnts Of this houorod
NirHin!an FOR tho causes OF FREQ 90,
efh'n"nt aud public education; ana
whereas. tn" CnIvcr~ity of yir-
e'hIh' established by, Jefferson as IN.
capston" OF the education systcrn of
IA. commonwealth. viii. on April II
observe that day as Founders Day =.
| NON.
Therefore, /. W"s,moreland Davis.
Governor OF Virginia. do ask chat III.
people OF the Commonwealth ioin
Win tn" University az virginia. which
| this year celebrates i;s centennial an
adversary ia scrvic. to the state and
nation. In centcring their Thought.
at noon. April -. on the problems OF
! government alo,e Ia" ideals OF dc.
| nocracy ia its broadcS;. trues, and
! h..;hcs, sense. and Of public .ducu
! ton. To the establishment OF which
Jefferson dedicated HIS splendid r.u-
! las, and u the foetcr!n. of which
/ ia" taivcrslty % Virginia. founded
/ by him, has made notable contribution
! during the past loo ycars"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
"POOR RICHARD" RETURNS
TO VIEW WORLDS MARVEL S

II is barely $50 years ago since
Ioor Richard" as benjamin Frank
I'm Is often termed. made his famous
Kite experiment and touching his
kunckle to key attached TO the sill;
cord of the kite. drew n spark from
the skies. That famous spark opened
IN electrical research work which
he followed until his death in 1890.
l'rcvioL- 10 his demise. Franklin
said he would like 10 be sealed up in
a cask for 100 years and then come
out and view the world as il would
he at the end of that time. One can
Imagine how amazed and Interested
Franklin would he il permitted to
behold the present marvcls of cleo
tricity.
During the recent celebration of
Thrift Week" Franklin Rache Hunt
inSton. the great great -grcQ graz nd
eon Of benjamin Franklin blessed in
the Garh Of his i1luStrious relative,
visited the power plant and inspect cd
IN" gigantic rotary rOnvcrtnrS that
fDrn!sh power for the Pennsylvania
railroad station in New York City.
thus impersonatinE the wished for
return OF Poor Rchard" to view
the marvcls OF electricity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
ESDA YBLR7D1Y OF JEFFERSON "a TIER OF DEMOCRACY
Jeffersons Natal Day Should Be One of Rededicaton
to the Principles of Democracy, Declares Governor
Davis in Tribute to Great Statesman.

10 mention that he had been rresI-
dent and Vice President of the
United states, Secretary OF State in
Wasnington's Cabinet plcnipotcn-
t.ary TO france and Governor OF vir-
s!nla
The Declaration of Independence
is the new Magma Charta OF human
liberty In it Jefferson, breath ing de
nanrt to despotsm. branded as ;y-
rannous all governments which do
not derive their powers from the con-
sent OF tho people. Ii gave the world
"a new conception OF government ANA
struck tho nrs; erecutal blow at the
divine right OF kings An apostle
%: liberty had sounded "a note nj free
dom tina, was destined to bring man
Kind into newer and better paths.
Ia his statute for religious free
dom. jefferson struck the death kncll
in Virginia of spiritual domination in
civil government, which he regarded
equally hancful to the cause of libcr-
q with dcsHo;ir government True
freedom could not be had. h. believed,
rs long as the civil law compelled
mon 10 travel alon. prescribed chan
rols OF spiritual thought strict con-
sorv;,tists Of his day accused Jcffcr-
son "f having athicStic tendencies.
because me- refused to accept certain
doa-mutic teachings. Eut there is
abundant proof that ne had an ab!d-
ms faith in AN All-Wtse Providence
which ne worshipcd.
In fathorinE the University o: Nir-
gluia. it MAS tho wish OF jefferson to
leave "a seat OF learning which would
encourage that freedom OF thought
ana action ne most admired In men.
That lis wish has been realized is
evidenced by the univcrsity's long
list OF eminent alumni ana the part
they have played in shaping the his
tory of tho nation in tn" past 100
ycars The founding Of the univcr-
slty completed Jcnersous trinity Of
deeds" iu tho interest Of liberty II.
regarded IL as the browning achieve
mcnt of his lfc.
As the father OF democracy. he
hold that best government is the gov
rumout which recognizes in the
greatest degree The rights OF iudi-
yiduals and seeks least TO order their
course of action. This doctrine is
pertinent today as IT WAS :, century
ago. Its observance should make
easier the work OF nations in the
work Of postwar reconstruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
KANCAROO'S POUCH GIVES
CUSTOMS MAN 6 PEARL
'hincsc sailor Denies All knowI-
edge of How Gems Got in
Animals Pocket.

SAN FRANCISCO. April lis an
oyster any relation 10 - walIabyr
Al IN" custom house the other daS
surveyor al Customs Colonel John
lrby. said u he could believe chi!
Euong, member ~ tho Chinese crew
o; IA. Shin!o Mnru he would say ii
was hut h" cnuldn',
Tho p"rplcxIng uuottion of thc re.
'atonshir between the Wailahy. 4
small species Of Kangaroo. ana tn.
OYSTER. III" bivalyc gem INA kcr Of tn.
ocean, arose when Chu Quong up-
Preached Special Deputy Surveyor or
Customs Charles cook and asked cor
permission 10 take his pct from ,h.
vessel on sightseeing Trip through
Chinatown.
The world knows that kangaroos,
big ones and little ones carry their
Young IN u pouch. or rocket.
So Deputy Cook, being awar" OF the
fact ana being also instructed by>
colonel Irhy, his chief, to search All
pockets. reached into the Wallnbys
"poCkrt''
Did h. ind some Little wallabi.sr
lie I'D not. Instead. NJ located "a
pearls
Chu Quong. faced with tho pearls
denied any knowledge Of how they
got thcrc--Unl"SS III" Wniluhv placed
them there The Wallahy was not
questioned. Gnu QuonE stuck To his
story.
Now the pearls are in the safe in
The custom house seizure room and
colonel Irhy i studying volume of
natural history 10 be sure there arc
no peaEl-producinr Wa!labics hcfor"
he con!iScatcs Deputy Cooks find"
Gnu Quong wHs permitted 10 Keen
his 'pcarlcSs" Wallaby