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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-12
]AssOC1ATTO,

First game
st. Paul ]. .... zoos
Kansas City $1,000. ..... .040
Foster, Williams and McMenemy;
, Fuhr, Horsteman and Skif.
Louisville OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200
Martin and Wilson,; Koob and
Meyer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28

Mite" odpov6del. "Ridil jsem
Sc die tohoto vaSeho pTani Sc
stfenicko a vyslal jsem jiz do
sveta spolehlivou osobnost, a
by mezi sbory baletnimi v il
nych mestech patrala."
"Tisicere dikyw zvolala
isem, drive vsak nezli jsem
mohla dalsi slovo pronesti, O.
tevrely Sc dvere a matka ma
vesla.s
Byla vyzyyave oddena, M
prsou mela velkou kytici ru-
Ii. Kdyz spatrila sira Gervasc
samotneho Sc mnou, pocaly
zraky jeji jiskriti. Zpozoroya-
la moji rozmrzelost' mad preru
senym hovorem, ale neprave 81
il vylozila.
"Nuze, co jest to vami obe-
ma?" tazala Sc, kulhajic k
nam blize. "Svar? Aj,aj! Ach,
sire Gervase, prece nezamysli-
te odjeti do Anglie?"
"Jeste nik,oliv,' odpovedel;
drive rozlustiti muslin zde L.
lofu, kterou jsem ST ulozil.Y
"Jak test mne to! Ethel zda
Sc, jako by nemohla bez vaSi
rady a pomoci ami ziti. Jsem
pfesvedcena, re nebude sc CT
titi volnou We SVEN novem po-
stayeni beze vsi rady a pomoci.
Oh, rozumim," pokracovala,
zmefic mas ostrym pohledem,
"mluvili jste prave Nan. Do
sud niceho jste Sc nedozvede-
li?'
"Nikoliv,' odpovedela jsem
suSe.
Vynala nahle dopis 2 kapsy
Vzduch zdal Sc byti preplnen
elektfinou. Dychala jsem TIL,
ocekavajic yeci, ktere pfijiti
mely.
"Pripravte Sc ma velike pre-
kvapeni," pravila matka ma
IS nejsladSim 1smevem. "Prave
dostala jsem tyto radky cd u
bohe Nan. Znate zajiste jeji
rukopis, sire Gervase! Ctete
Zaslepene to stVoreni vskutku
Sc prevdalo, A "a koho, mysli-
tie? Nuze, ia vztekleho onoho
ctitele, jenz u solnych jam il
zabiti chtel. Romanticka dew
cata lsou vzdy naklonena od-
pousteti tomu, jenz je 0 lasce
sve presvedcil.' -
"Ano," pferusil sir Gervase
jeji rec zvlaStnim hlasem, "tc
jest jeji rukopis."
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28

VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN z AMERICKEHo zIvoTA
DIE anglickeho prelozi Abin Straka


mi nepritomnosti, jejiz pficinu
neudal, vratil Sc do Greylock
Woods; zfeime jsen videla, re
namaha Sc, by yesele a dobre
naladen vyhlizel,
"Vskutku jest to podivne,"
pocala jsem, "ze nemame do
sud zadnou stopu po Nan! Ma
kazdeho jsem 1tocila, nejzku-
senejsi detektivy jsem ma vse-
cky strany rozeslala, prece svse
bez vysledku. Kdyz nikdo mi
nepomuze, toz naposledy W.
dam Sc sama do sveta a nevra-
tim Sc, dokud Nan nenaleznu."
"Myslim, pravil sir Gervase
prisne a durazem, "ze sla
k divadlu!'
Pohledla jsem ma neho udi-
yene.
"Nic neni pravdepodobnej-
ST. polracoval. "Sotya asi Vi
te, re byla podivuhodnou ta-
necnici; talent, ktery doiista
dedila po SVEN otci. Ona zaji-
ste pozna jiz jeno trhovou ce-
|nu. Vysoce vzdelana devcata s
povesti beznhonnou caste nou-
vi nuceny jsou baletu Sc veno-
vati.'
"Baletu!' zvoIala jsem po-
strasen6. "Nan V trikotu, V
kratkych satech av pozlace-
inTch tretkach? Nikoliv, tomu
Ineverite sam, sire Gervase,
tax hluboko Sc neponizi nj
kdy. Jste ma neprave stope!'
"Nemyslim," odpovedel on
rozhodne.
"Mate-li tuSeni nejake, proc
mi je nereknete?"
"Nemam zadne," odpove-
del; "kdyz isem vsak vGera a
predevcirem " meste byl, pa
tral jsem mezi herci, navstivil
jsem nektera divadla newyor-
ska. AvSak nenalezl jsem tam
osobu, ktera by Nan podobna
byla. a pfece pomyslim-li ma
ieii podivuhodny tanec, pre-
svedceni nabyvam, ze nikde
jinde neni, nez pfi divadle.'
Dltky chudoby nemohou ur-
covati 81 povolani. Jak mohu
vedeti, zda-li Nan nouzi a O.
pustenosti sve Sc neodhodlala
zuzitkoyati svui zded6ny ia
lent, ably pred hladem nedo-
statkem Sc ochranila?
'"Toz poSlete posly do il
nych NEST, k jinym divadlum y
Izvolala jsem. "Musime cely
svet prohledati. Coz myslite,
re necham il takovemu zivo-
/ tu?"
/ "Nikoliv, vim re toho neuci-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
NEZMARA.

Mattel domu: "ye vylouce-
no, pane Louskacku, re bych
vam mohl dat Julku ga manzel-
ku = vzdyt' schazi yam pod
minka moznosti, il V teto dobe
uzivit".
mo, Vasnosti, ia bych Sc
tedy pro ted ma tuhle pod
minku nekapriclroval a mohla
by prozatlm ona zivit mne -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28


stale ien ma me male chyby, a.
lie niloliv ia okoinosti, ktere
nest astne me provineni zptiso-
billy. Nuze dite, prisla doba, a.
bychom Sc vzajemne dorozume
ly. Stala jsi Sc pani knizeclho
jmeni, ale nevis, jak bys mela
toto spravne riditi. Pomysli ma
to, co isl byla - deveckou, ze-
braekou poulicni! Fuj, osklivo
jest tom mluviti! Pomysli ma
uplng .nedostatek tveho vzdela
nj a tedomostil Potrebujes
zkusenou osobnost' ktera by
"a tebe myslila a jednala. We
mn6, Ethel, naleznes, co tob6
schazi. Jsem tvou prirozenou
radkyni pomocnici. Chef ma
sebe witt starost b tvou bu-
doucnost a I've jmeni, zad-
nym zpusobem nemas byti OBJ
tezovana peneznlmi zalezitost-
mi, coz zajiste tobe mile bude,
nebot' isl jeste 'miada to vel
mi mlada. bys podobnych "a
lezitostech dobry rozhled me-
la. Jsem rozenym peneznim ge-
mem a ty muslS ia mne lined
sprawl syeho jmeni prenesti
Jako matka dcera jsou Ia
Jmy naSe ovsem totozne a pro
to museji tez vSecky naSe stat
ky byti spolecne + Budes mlti
prozatim dosti praee, bys do
honila: zanedbane vyucovani
sve."
Drive nez-li jsem odpovede-
ii mohla, pokratovala: "Zcela
oskliVou nejsi pfece. JENNIE
mravy bro 81 osvoiis, saty &
nj divy ma kazd6 zene. Oci I've
nejsou spatne a oblicei tvuj
ma yyraZ span6lsky, jenz bo-
hate d6dicce dobTe sluSi. Nuzt
posly3l Uzayfela jsem, abys DC
jala IA muze sira GerVasa
Greylocka. Zustan zcela kid.
nou, me dite, neodporuj mi
Oh, jsem povestnou sprostred-
kovatelkou snatka, mila E.
thell Nepf1sel mlady baron dc
Ameriky, by ozenil Sc 5 dedic,
kou Greylock Woods? Proc by
mel nyni umyslu toho Sc VIDA.
ii? MusiS no poteSiti re ztraty
prvni jeho nevesty. Odvahl
mel, me dite, muzes to uciniti
byt' bys nem6la krasu Mani
nu.'
Byla jsem tax pobourena {
rozcilena, re prudce isem Wy
skoGila a Zvolala: "Ale mat
kol"
Smala Sc a pravila. "Jal
icdnoduSe vyhliziS, ty mal5
prostoto. Nebud biahovou, pre-
mech vse mne, zaridim to jiz
Sir GerVase -
"Zadrztel Ami sIova vice
Tot presprilis!" zvolala jsen
a zafryvsi 81 u&i, prchla jscn
re salonu.
Po n6kolika dnech dostavil;
Sc nezhytna srazka. Ma matk;
opustila zcela ruzovou villu ;
pfestehovala Sc do panskeht
domu. Stara Hopkinsova a 0
statnl sluzky zdrahaly sc upo
slechnouti- -iejich rozkazu. Pri
chod jeii zpusobil vseobecne
poboureni. Slecna Pamela prc1
la do sveho oddeleni a vyjadri
la Sc, &c neopustl toto, pokuC
V dome budc vdova po jejin
Synovcl.
Sir GerVase prisne Ma to pa
tril. Sama ncrikala jsem nice
no u take necinila. Byla MOI
matkou - co jsem mela de
lati.
Jednoho Ultra sedela jsen
sc SIREN Gervasem teple jas
ne iidelne ranni a mluvila
MIN O bczucelnem 4nasem pa
tram po stope Nanine. Byl m
velice napOmocen we hledan
tom, zdaz delo Sc to k vuli Ma
aneb . usluznosti ke mne, ne
1. Z II,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28

Kdes Americe vylili znac-
ne kvantum lihovin do vody. V
Cechach opacna procedure je
vSednfm zjevem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
GOLD BOND
MALT - HOPPS co.
4819 Fleet Ave-,
(roh Independence

Chcete-li 81 pripraviti nejlepsi
sladovy - chmelovy napoj,
kupte 81: Gold Bond (Plain)
S1.00; Gold Bond (Hopped)
S1.25; Royal Plain 75c; Molt-
Hopp $1.25; 55 Malt 75c, -
uplne zarucene.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
ICE BLOCKS TUG LAUNCHING

owing to the presence of consider able ice along the shore in the vicinity of the lighterage ways in the ads! end, the Nome L;ghterage and Co nnercill Company has been unable to lsunch n,ore than a portion of its lishter,t!e equipment. The company manaGei tc get the tug Dayton and three ight- CTS into the water q day or two ago after much exertion, but the tug Gene vieve is still marooned on shore but expect to launch this evening. Tn floating ice in the roadstead also pre- vented the company placing its lighter buoqs in position. The finger ing shore ice is also said to have pre- vented the launching of several of the coastins fleet.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
OLD TIMERS BACK AGAIN

J. J. Cole. A. J Mueller. Brother Carol, the genial agent of the Ala ska Steamship Company. Joe Matthews, the well known Kougarok dredge op- orator. Henry Jacobson and J. w. SegerstrOm, of the well known jew elry finn of Segerstrom and Hagen, were among the large number of prom inent old timers returning on the Vic torfia. Mir. Cole will preside at the bank. Mir. Mueller. who spent the win ter with his family in Berkeley after 20 years in the territory. will reopen his jewelry establishment: Henry Jacobson is here to look after the af- fairs of :he late Alaska Lighterase and Commercial Company: Mir Seger- strom will again display his jewelry attractions: Bro. Carol will sell tick cts and condemn bad weather as in days of yore and Joe Matthews will disturb the aurferous deposits in the Kougarok with his gold digger. All look hale and hearty after their so- journ in the States.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
COAST GUARD RESCUE NATIVE
 FROM PERILoUs SITUATION

But for the' watchful sual dianship Nome Coast Guard, a dusky aborigine of Eskimo lineage known as Charlie would in all probability be at presen. hunting for ehostly "oogruk" and "nuk- suk" along the Elysian shores. Charlie started out blitely in. his kayak last evening to round up q stray seal or other hab1tue of the rolling deep among the floating ice cakes q mile or so off shore. \ short while af.erward, the man on watch at the Coast Guard station deserted far out in the roadstead a diminutive figure on an ice cake engaged in frantically waving a ban nerlike object in evident manner to at tract attention. The ice berg on which the wigwaging native was planted was drifting rapidly south westward about and and one half miles from shore.
 In response to the alarm of the watcltman. Capt. Ross and his boys turned out and were soon threading their way through the ice in the new power propelled life boat brought in on the Bear and In few minutes had rescued the much agitated Eskimo from his precarious perch on an ice cake scarcely a dozen feet across.
 From the story told by the native it appears that he landed on :he ice to emulate the famous Mir. Micawber and become so interested in watching for something to turn up that he fail- ed to notice for some time that the walrus hide strip attached to his kayak had broken. The light boat drifted rapidly away from the ice cake and was a considerable distance away when the brown skinned hunter found himself marooned on the tiny ice islet. Charlie realized that it was up to him to get busy .pronto' and. putting the thought into action. he stripped of his pa-k:.. attached it to one end of his seal spea : and started the visualizing g. O. s
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18

i om u @intcr vacation in the ! ss while not a few were people who have been absent from the territory for V CT, years. The distinctly chechakp element included d half dozen scicnii- tic exp rts who are here to conduct re- Seu rch as in several fields, and mum bel of ladies. Among the former Were Capt. Watkins, of the United states Gcodetic Survey. F. R. Burnham, pres ident of the American Game l'rotec- tive Association and a noted natural ist, Harry A. Campbell and Max Steineike. san Francisco eeoosists and Messrs A. x Bailey and k. w. Hen dee. representative of the Colorado Museum of Natural History.
 The Victoria encountered good
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The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
DYNAMITE CACHE FOUND
 IN CAMP LEWIS

Tacoma. Wn. June 1S-The discov- cry of a dynamite cache in a shack situated close to the remount depot within the confines of Camp Lewis proper and the escape of three un- known. roughly dressed men, who fled from the shack, was disclosed by :he camp authorities today in an an- nouncement to the public. after a in the capture of the three suspects.
 The disclosure has created sensa- tion in :his city.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18

Capt. l;aold Amundsen. discovercr of the south Pole and the mos, famed figure in the history of polAr explnr.,- ton is back in Nome after an absence of ten months, during which he became the victim of an unfortunate accident that has compelled him to temporarily abandon his da7ns attempt to drirt across tho north polar cap in hls fam oHs ice schooner Maud.
 Capt. Amundsen arrived Friday af- ternoon on the trading schooner Per man of San Francisco from t,as' Cape Siberia, The unfortunate eventuality which forced the intrcp q ice oelo ;a forego for the time beng his efforts to cross the top of the world Was 'Hc
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
EAMsHIP VICTORIA BRINGS
 CAPACITY LOAD

Thc steamship Nietori2, Capt. Davis, first commercial steamer 10 reach Nome this year, dropped anchor in the roadstead Il few minutes befora midnight Friday, bearing :. full list of freight for Nome and st Michael.
 The big liner also brouGh: q heavy shipmen, of mail matter accumulated departure of the Coast Guard Cutter Bear from that port on May I9 and June g, on which date the Victoria sailed.
 A majority of the 40 odd passengers on board were old timers returning
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
Delayed in transmission)

New York, June 17-Governor Scott C. Bone of Alaska. was guest of honor at q notable banquet given in tie Waldorf Ast ,ria tonight by John H. Perry. owner, ''f the Seattle Post Irtelligencer, of whicl Governor Bone was editor in chief fer many years prior to his api,uin:mcn. as Aiaska's chief executive. The banquet was at tended by a latge number of n,.+, of interest iE Alaska " irfl'ien tial people which win proc of wda value to the territory. President Harding was unable to attend and sent .e,e-
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
AmuNDSEN FORGED BY ACCIDENT TO F0REGO
 LATEST VENTURE

loss of the Maud's propeller. This oc- cured during the winter while he ves- sel lay in the Arctic ice pack d .'-ort distance from Cape Serge, a promon- D9v un the north coast of Siberi, ah"u, ao miles to the westward of East Cape, As the accident rendered the vessel practically helpless. Captain Amundsen was lei. no alternative but to return to ciNtl zattnn until such tmc as the Maud can be repaired and rcfitted
 Following his departure from Nome during the early days of August last year. Capt. Amundsen prOc~odcd (, the vicinity of Cape Serge but o.inA to ice conditions which are said to have
 tContinued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
WELCOME TO NOME

We will bs pleased to have you call, whether you want any work done ar not. We gro in the tailoring busi- ness-suits pressed while you wait You can leave your suit with us while at the mines and we will have them ready at any time.
 Cleaning. Pressing. Repairing our speciality. Suits made to order
 Yours to please,
 Nome Tailoring cempaly.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
BRITAIN WON'T ENTERTAIN AnTi-
 AMERICAN ALLIANCE

s&rd to tho renewal 6f the -\nglo- Japanese treaty Although do not in any way wish to prejudice the action of he Imperial conference, it is right to say at once that we shall be no America or under which We can be called upon to act against America" "
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18

London June 17-pointed assurance Japan or any other nation into an alliance which will bring her into con flict with :he United States was given in the House of Commons this after noon by Austin Chamberlain. The government leader. declared with re-
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
MANY N0TAbLES ATTEND BANQUET
 TO GOV. BONE

graphic regrets in which he said: Congratulate Alaskan's and the coun- try on Bone's accession to the govern- orship. being confident that it makes the opening of new era of growth, development and expansion in .he use fitness of that great treasure house. without the attending manifestations of greed which have shaken our con fidence in the past"
 Among the notable people present were Arthur Brisbane, Doctor Albert Shaw and Governor Burlington of Hawaii, James Wickersham, O. P. Hubbard. Chas F. Heron, Thiele, Stubbs. Markham, Gastand and Clegg.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18

which brought hifn rescue. His boat was loca Ted short distance away and was brought ashore by the life savers of the Coast Guard it is very prcb1nlu that Charlie would have drif:ad to sea before the northerly breeze prevailing at that time and been heard of Eo more
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
WOMAN TO URGE
 LAND SETTLEMENT

Washington, June 17-Sccretarv of the Interior Albert B Fall has ap- pointed Mrs. Haviland Lund of New York an inspector of the Interior De- partment. commissioned especially to induce people to leave the cities and settle on the agricultural lands, par ticularly western land
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
FIRES HOUSE BURNING
 WIFE AND FOUR CHILDREN

Washington. June IA coroners that Joseph Ruthlidge SC: fire to his home. burning to death his wife and four children.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
cHAS JOHNSON TO
 DIRECT PIONEEh AFFAIRS

The affairs of the Pionear Mining Company VIII be m charge of Charles Johnson this year. N:' Johnson is widely known here. ha1 ns been in the employ of the company as winter man. ager and superintendent. during the early years of the camp.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
ADMINISTRATION WORKING ON PLAN TO REFUND
 ALLIED DEBTS

Seattle, June 1s-"A recomnenda- tion for a trans-Pacific cable to ta.
 Orient via Alaska will probably soon be made by the interdepartmental Communication Board, which is about to meet in Washington and formulate plans and a policy for the establish men. of international and national
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
HOOVER BOOSTS KNOWN
 GOLD SUPPLY

Washington. June 1s-A study of the worlds gold production statistics made by Secretary of Commerce Hoov- CT revealed that the present worlds lion more than has been supposed.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
GERMANY HAS GOOD
 CROP PROSPECT

Berlin. June 17-A government sur vey of the crop situation reveals good crops throughout Germany. i. was a"- nounced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
NEW AIR MAIL sUPT NAMED

Washington, June 17-Earl F. Egye of Minneapolis, has been appointed superintendent of the Air Mail Ser vice.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
IMMIGRATION MOST IMPORTANT
 NATIONAL QUESTION

Grand Rapids. Mich. June IT. The immigration question is the mos. i'm portant one at present confronting the United States in the opinion of Amer ican Legion men and women." John G. Emery, :he newly elected National Commander, declared in an Interview today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18

electrical communication Colonel Seaope. officer in charge of the Alaska cable system, indicated today before
 he left here for Washington to assist
 the Board
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
WILL PROSPECT IN SIBERIA

Dick Tracy and Paddy ODonne 7, two widely known old timers of this section are back from the States and are preparing for a prospecting trip on :he Siberian coast, for which they expect to leave shortly.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
WANT MURRAY
 ADMINISTRATOR FIRED

Seattle. June 17-Suit has been filed in the Supreme Court to oust banker James P. Gleason as adminis- trator in this state of the estate of the late James A. Murray, whose Seattle holdings are valued at $4.0OO, 900.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
WANTS NEW cHiNk
 REPUBLIC RECOGNIZED

Washington. June 17-Doctor sun Yat Sen, president of the new South. ern Chinese Republic. has appealed Co President Harding for recognition of his government by the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18

' Ladies and gentlemen's boots ! : and shoes shined and oiled by Y : hand at HERMAN'S Bootblack : : stand. |
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18

The Nome Nugget delivered by car rier or mailed. Per month $1.00.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
BELIEVED SIMS TO RECEIVE
 MILD REPRiMANo

Washington. June 1s--It is under stood here that Admiral sims will be eiven only q mild repfimand as re- sult of his pro-British speech on the Stnn Feinn question.
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The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
WoRKINKG

Washington. June 1S-President Harding and his cabinet are working out a plan to refund the ten billion dol lar debt of the Allies to the United States. it was announced today.
 The plan includes q proposal to sell the securities of the Allied powers and use the proceeds to pay for the re- demption of Liberty Bonds. When completed the plan will be laid before Congress, which will be asked for ap- proval and authority to place it in op- eration.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18

The only newspaper published )n
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22. square miles of territory.
The Nome nugget., 1921-06-18
BEGINNING TODAY JUNE 17TH MiLo'S CAFE WILL BE
 OPEN ALL NIGHT
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE

The Nome Nugget delivered hy car. Tier or mailed. Per month S1.oo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13

men? and does the particular head Of
the Republican party think for one
moment that the Negro men and wo.
mon of Virginia are going to stand for
such treatment as this? If so he Is IN
for one rude awakening. The Negrocn
of this Sta'e would not stand for DIS
franchi''cmcnt from the Democratic
party without a fight which they dill
not rclinquish till the Supreme Court
of the Uni ed States had decided
against them and if they did that then
certainly a gang of political pirates
calling themselves Republicans can
not expect to fare any better.
1t may be that gentlemen are think
ing that because political fights cos,
money tha', the Negro will not fight:
we'll, he spent more than $4,000 IL
the fight above mentioned and he can
spend just as much moro to demon
Strate'to all the world that no man can
enter his house and bind him without
Il struggle: that no man shall eject
him from his own premises without
giving voice to his resentment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
STOPS BULLET; THEN WALt\:
HOME UNAIDED.
Walter Winston Gets Missive in
Breast Just Above Heart.
Two Are Arrested.

Though he was target for
thirtytwO calibcr bullet, that infi:ct
cd a wound the length Of his breast
just above the bart, firel at a range
that left powder marks on his cloth
ing, Walter Winston, co.ored, COL
North st. James street after being
treated by physicians Of the Virgin
ia Hospital at Second Police Station
yesterday was able to walk unaid,d
to his home AM appeared none the
worse for his intel ception OF the mis-
Sive
The shooting occurred at Second
and Leigh streets shortly after G
o'clock. Police found the man a faw
minutes later lying in the street near
the scene and arrested Albert Harris
$40 ST. Peter street but q short dis
lance away. He was charged with the
shooting. lie was released on $500
bail for appearance in Police Court
this morning.
Winston was held after being treat
ed for his wounds on charges of threat
ening the life Of Harris, and carry
concealed weapons.
Richmond, Va, Times-Dispatch
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
NOT POWER ENOUGH

The President of the United States
as was once said by Lincoln, has great.
power, but he has not power sufficient
to compel the Negroes of this State to
support ticket which they have had
no part in selecting. II may be tue
that the white people OF Virginia own
ninety five per cent of the property
and possess ninety-five per cent of
the Intelligence but that is no reason
why about ten per cent of the whit"
people should politically control one
hundred per cent Of the black people,
unless the one hundred per cent are
either idio's or fools.
The Negro has no objection to fall
ing "into the ranks behind white lcai
ership' but he thinks he commits no
crime by asking, who made tho pras-
ent so--called "white leadership" il
Virginia and where are they leading
and whom. 1t is no good to be a "Coi-
oncl without regiment.