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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-06-23
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HAPPENINGS

Columbia records at the Smoke
House. 80 cents. 24-tf
Alva Rhett of Lucille is attending
TO business in the city.
Jim Irwin Of the Big Three Mining
Co, departed for Florence Wednesday.
FOR SALE-Good second hand
Cream separator for sale cheap. b. F.
Wells, Revere Hotel. 25-tf
New wall paper just being received
at the Paint Shop. A. W. Robinson
4 Son. 23tf
Hilliard Smith went in to Florence
Wednesday with number of passen-
gers and supplies for camp.
James Ward and AL Deflong left
for Florence Wednesday with a load
of supplies.
Vacant rooms with hot and cold
water, for rent See Mrs Strange or
the City Meat Market
Mrs Jennie Sawyer Of Adams
Camp, was a Grangeville visitor the
fore part of the week She returned
home Wednesday.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-06-23

Phillip Pfeufer arrived here Satur-
day night from Seattle where he has
been attending the University of
Washington. He WIN spend the sum-
mer months here with his mother,
Mrs. b. F. Wells, and sister. Miss
Rosa, returning to Seattle in the fali
to enter upon his last year, on the
completion of which he win enter the
students college
Mrs. Fl. #. Kepple and daughter,
Leona, arrived Monday evening from
Portland, and win visit with relatives
here for the next six weeks. Mrs. Keep
pie is the daugther-in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. F. Kepple, parents of Mrs.
James Fray. Later Mr. Kepple may
come from Portland by auto at which
time the family will return with him.
Mrs. Bert Pearson and daughters
Addie and Marguerite, arrived here
from their home at walla walla Tues
day evening for a short visit with re.
latives in this section. Mr.. Pearson Is
now engaged with machinery house,
under M. @. Priddy, also former resi-
dent and business man Of this place,
who is now stationed at walla Walla.
and reported to be doing weal.
The old timers of this section win
he pleased to hear of their old-time
friend, James Eldridge. Last week
Howard Wetherbee, of the Bank of
Camas Prairie received letter from
Mr. Eldridge fiated at Barnstable,
Mass, in which he asked for informa.
tion regarding the recent flood. A COPY
of the Globe which carried pictures
of the flooded district has been sent
Mr. Hldridge
X. r. .Newbill. up to year ago an
employee of the Globe office. accom-
panied by f. f. Morris, connected with
the composing room OF the Spokesman
Review, Spokane, came up from Lew.
iston Tuesday, and on Wednesday
went to the Salmon river where they
expect to spend week fishing. They
are making the trip with a Chevrolet
bug. carrying complete camping out
fit with them.
Clarence Hazelbaker came in last
Thursday from an auto trip to Mes
penn, Wash, where he visited with
G. r. Manning and Fred Hunt fami-
lies. also with Fred Rothlisberg.
whom he reports to be doing well.
While going through the country Mr..
Hazelbaker stated he saw no better
crops anywhere than are to be seen on
the Camas Prairie. Palouse country
crops, however, are very good.
A. L. Harchelrode and family If
Downey, Calf, drove in to their Wi
mona farm home last week, where they
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-06-23

have since been enjoying the old fam
liar scenes and friends and neighbors
of former years, expecting 70 make ali
i'cefinite stay in the community Mr..
Iiarchelrode, who was elected to the
legislature from this county a few
years ago, is well known to n-os- of our
people. He stated they enjoy the Cali
fornia conditions very muci, but are
always pleased to be able to return
here. Mr. Harchelrode WAS calling on
his friends in this city Friday
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-06-23
FOR SALE

| shall be leaving Grangeville this
fam and would like to sell my resi-
dence, also Dodge Car and A. B. Chase
piano.
l also have for sale the following
camping outfit: camp stoves, 2
folding cots, Auto tent, and blue
book.
Call at my residence or phone 1926
MRS. LOUISE GRANVILLE.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-06-23

MRS. LOUISE GRANVILLE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
KANSAS MOB TRIES TO TAKE
OFFICER WHO SHOT OIL
FIELD WORKER.

Wichita, Kan, Feb. ia mob
of between 400 and 500 persons at An
gusta. KIM. twenty miles cast of here
Ii threatening an attack on the 20
lice station following the probable
fatal shooting last night Of Charles
Forman an oil field worker and the
alleged heating and arrest of his
brother Everett.
Forman is said to have been shot
by a plain clothes officer in the bust
ness section Of Augusta near mid
night last when two detectives at
tempted to arrest the brothers.
early tonight a mob formed and
members expressed their intention of
attacking the station. The mob is
stationed across the street from the
station and no effort has been made
t. dispense It..
Every officer in Butler County is
reported to have been summoned to
Augusta and 1t was stated over long
distance telephone that efforts were
h"inT made to have Governor Alien
call out the Wichita companies Of !he
Nat:0ral Guard.
Topeka, Kan. Feb. 13.-When in
formed OF the disturbance at Augusta
late tonight, Governor Henry J. AL
len Immediately instructed Adjutant
General Charles I. Martin to get in
touch with officials ut Augusta and to
take any action NECESSARY to prevent
possible lynching there.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
"A MOST PHEASANT EVHNIMG.

The Executive Board OF tho Iaae-
pendent Order of 81, Luke was in
session last week ut their palatfal
and recently renovated hall and the
event was observed on Friday night,
February 18th, 1921 by gathering
of the citizens to meet and greet them.
T. was magnificent success fHom
start to finish and It is needless to
say that Mrs. Maggie l.. WalRer her
self was the. centre OF attraction, al
though she took the role OF hostess
and toast-mittress. The conclasfon
OF the gathering was fine banSnet
served by Mr.. James n. Frayser IN
his mastery manner. Many address
es were detiHered by the visitors ana
although the exercises were sehesSal-
cd to commence ut 1880 p. NJ, IL WAS
II P. M. before tho joyous party bid
farewell to tho 81. Iukes and the st.
Luke Hall.
1t was facetionsay. called a, 'tgst
together" meeting, but there will
never he any failure in getting pebple
In Richmond, t0gafAer or any where
else. when sush ne event Is 8taged by
one who Is rRiysraNs Of tkA .busffess.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
LOUISIANA SHHRIFF BUSY:
FORGOT TO HANG PRISONER.

New Orleans, La, February a
With apparently no precedent tn
guide him. Attorney General A. "
Coco is tonight trying 20 dotcrr,;na
mo legal status Of Lonnie Eaton. col
ored, OF Monroe, Louisiana. tho aotc
OF whose execution, on FEBRUARY q
Tor me murder OF white mon was
completely Forgotten bv Sheriff #.
a. Grant of Ouacnita Parish.
The forgetfulness of the sheriff
necame so engrossed in other matters
thnt he entiroly overlooked tho SEIZED
/ uacn hanging or the colored man until
after tho date had passed. has rofscd
orc or inc most intensely interesting
arsa' questions ever met with IN this
o,"tc according to legal authorities
whose OPINIONS In regard 10 the hams
status are badly divided.
The Attorney General fror,,,v aa
m'ts that he does not know what the
mans status fs-whether he ,s n,
ready legally dead in the eyes OF the
raw ana should so free by reason of
haV'hF his life once placed in tcopa..
ny with the setting OF the date of his
execution by the Governor, or wheth
er the man must yet be executed In
>~Hi"th"ii vi nus CRIME. He states hAw
ever, that he win thoroueNrv exam
inc all cases in the records which NAV
nave a hearing on the matter before
rendering decision.
Tho peculiar situation came to
h@ht today On tho receipt of a letter
ny Governor John NJ. Parker from
ShcriT Grant In which the sheriff
stated that on account OF n rush OF
work, both civil ond criminal, he IN
Intentionally overlooked tho fact
that the Governor, as required by law.
mad fixed the date OF the MANS execu
Hion for February q, and asltcd what
ne should do under the circumstanc
cs. The Governor promptly referred
the matter to the Attorncy.G enepal
for decision and the Attorney. essn
oral now says he is very much NJ sea.
Another complication in the case is
the fact that an application for q com
mutation Of the sentence TO lI1c I'm
priSonlnent is now pending before the
board OF pardOns.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
PRICE. FIVE CEN1a
GEOIuGIA ASSURES THE INDIANA
GOVERNOR Oh NO VIOLENCE,

Sylvester, Ga. February Sat
mass meeting of citizens OF Sylvester
and Worth county held last night q
reS' luton was unanimously adopted
addressed to Governor McCrary. OF
Indiana, conforming mob violence
and disregard of law and ASSURING
the governor that If the Negro, Mace
Giddens, held In that state for .Ahe
killing OF a deputy sheriff in Worth
County, is returned to Georgia he
VIII BIO given every protectiM and a
speedy, fair and impartial trial.
W. ~. Guthrie citizen OF Indiana
who was sent by Governor Mctsray
to Georgia, to investigate conditions
IN Worth County before making Il DO
ctsion es to extradition Of tho Negro
was present Mt the mass meeting anu
was handed n copy OF tho resolutions
to take back with him.
At hearing before the Indt,na
County officers, accompanied by an
attorney went to that state with re
QUESTION papers for the Nagro, tho
governor stated that ne wQAd with
hold his decision until he cSAld send
committee to Georgia to Mtestieate
conditions. The Negroes atUrneys rcm
ployed in Indiana, asserted their I'LL
ent would be In danger OF lynch law
II returned to this state.
The governor further stated that
If his Investigations should convince
him that the Negro would be given
proper protection and fair trial he
would at once deliver him TO The
Georgia authorities Tho Negrb IA
being held in jail at Crown ,Hoint
Indiana.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
OUR LEADERSHIP AND THE
RIGHTS OF TH1f RACE
WEIGHED IN THE
BALANCE.'

Norfolk, Va, Journa, and Guide.>
The Richmond Planet discusses at
length our article on the reduction of
Southern representation in Congress,
in our issue OF December %, but 1t
nowhere questions the correctness Of
our constitution that Congress has no
power to. legaliza tho right OF a. State
to disfranchise a part Of it's citizen.
ship and accept Tho penalty of re
luction Of is representation as we
do not derive our franchise right from
Congress but from tho American PEG
pie by three-fourths vote Of all of
the States and that an enabling clause
In the not comforting the suffrage
should not be construed as comforting
" on Congress the right to destroy the
suffrage right conferred.
We do not stultify ourselves when
we declare that the Supreme Court
would declare q reduction net ns un
constitutional because we affirm in
The same paragraph that the Supreme
Court has always construed legisla-
ton based upon the Civil War amend
mcnts against rather than In favor Of
the Afro-American bcneficiarics Of
those amendment the Inference we,
naturally leXpecled Editor Mitchell
AMI others to draw being that We ore
MT disposed tic trust tho question II
Il reduction act to the Judgment of
the Supreme Court. The burned
Child breads tho fire.
What appears to trouble Editor
Mitchell most Is that we should have
told the truth about the whole matter
and drawn the logical conclusion In
public discussion rather than in secret
behind closed doors. He thinks that
when q majority Of our alleged lead
ers clGmori for, ,redi4S'cn of South
ern representation the Journal and
Guide should accept their view OF the
matter rather than hts own. This is
very interesting, not to say bizarre
Wow OF the matter. We hold to our
convictions even If we stand alone IN
doing so, and when we have the
facts Oh our side we arc satisfied to
be alone, If necessary. p
We are not bound to follow Mr..
Horny Lincoln Johnson Of Georgia is
constituting the Constellation or Mr..
Isaac N. Nutter of Atlantic City, New
Jersey, (and not II. G. Nutter of West
Virginia as the Planet quotes us,)
nor tho Association for tho Advance
mont Of Colored People, nor the Equal
Rights League If we do not think
they arc right in any matter OF law
or principle affecting the Afro-Amori
can people as the race has not dele
gated any power Of leadership to
them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
GLASS SCHOOL OF
SOCIAL SERVICE AND PUBLIC
HEALTH.

Attention of all parties interested
in the great problems Of Social Wei
fare Work and impressed thereby,
are urged to seek information con
cernirg the Extension Glass of the
School of Social Work and Public
Health, now III progress OF opening at
the Community House. w. Mar
hall street.
A class in this study. covering
eight weeks, was hold during last
term: many teachers, nurses and par
ties interested IN welfare activities.
tunity to learn Of tho work. r.
knowledge that Is of such vital i'm
portance to other races should prove
OF just SO much Importance to this
race of ours and Social Service
and Public Health work is
10 eventually 20 revolutionizc all rac.
es from moral, Religious, health and
educational standpoints.
Other races have been turning out
their trained workers, the scale and
method Of work, gradually. but stead
lily improving nlch year now. for a
number Of years; this school Is tho
local Negroes first opportunity to en-
ter an accredited homo school OF SO.
cial Service Training, the course iden
teal with that given members OF tho
white races and Ivy the same instruc-
tors.
What are our young people, teach
ers, church workers, missionaries and
others going to do with the opportun
ity?
The terms begins, Tuesday, February
10. 1921 at s O'Clock at the COMMUNE
ty House, West Marshall street.
Satisfactory arrangements will Dc
made as to pay Of tuition.
Two years ago, January 1919 the
Community House opened its doors
with one worker; January 1921 finds
four employed, one or The pay roll OF
the city. one on THAI OF the State.
both members OF last years. EXtcl,.
sion class.
What one has done you can do, ani
this but goes to prove that an effort
at preparedness, it matters not Of
how small n beginning NEST eventual
ly count on the credit side.
Help the Community House to
prove that the Negro wants everything
for the betterment OF the masses thu,
any other race wants.
Come Tuesday. February Is. 1921
at o'clock P. M. and register.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
IN SAD BUT LOVING MEMORY.

In sad but loving remembrance of
my husband, William Shepard Cox,
who died twenty one years ago, Feb
ruary 18th, 1900.
lie little thought when leaving home
That he would ne'er return,
That he so soon in death should sleep
And leave lis here 10 mourn.
II he could raise his dying heart
And bid the last farewell,
The blow would not have been so hard
10 those he loved so we'll.
His CHEEKY ways was his smiling face.
Arc pleasures to recall;
He had kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
By his devoted wife,
MARY cox
1916 Cedar Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
IN MENfORIAM.

In sad and loving remembrance OF
NY dear husband, Deacon Jefferson
Lewis, who departed this life six
months ago August II, 1920.
His smiling face, his religious ways
Are wOndreus to recall,
He had Il good word for every one,
And died beloved by all.
Farewell dear husband, thy work is
over
Your willing hands can toll no more,
A faiti ful husband, both true and
kind,
A truer husband, you cannot find.
His wife,
MRS. MARY LEWIS AND
CHILDREN.
Patterson Avenue, WestYood
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
LOST MOTHER.

| desire to know the whereabouts OF
my mother and brothers. My mothers
name is Annie Bryant. My brothers
names are Abe and John Bryant
When last heard of they were living
In Witheville. Va, about six years
ago.
Any information concerning their
whereabouts will be gladly received
by me.
MRS: LAURA BRYANT,
1905 Pease Avenue,
Houston, Texas
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19

AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.
Norrell-Paige in a Smash-up.

Mr., Albert V. Norrell, Jr., and
MIR. l.. d. Paige saw fit to make n
business trip to IIopewell, Va, Wed
,,csday AFTERNOON ut about O'Clock
by automobile with Mr.. W. Il. Gray
a. chauffeur and Mr.. Henry Gray
land Waverly Hatcher aa companions
The two Grays occupied the front
seat. All went we'll in the closed
sedan to Rhe city, but upon the re
turn trip as the party came TO the
top Of the hill outside of Petersburg
Va, on the Petersburg Pike some
thing seemed to he wrong and MI.
Gray got Out Of the car and fixed 1T,
The party had gotten only about three
miles further when the steering gear
went wrong aud the car attained &
terrific speed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
ALABAMA OFFICERS OUTWIT
MOB BENT ON LYNCHING.

Tallndega, Ala, Feb. 13.--D,puties
succeeded in making their way
through the country TO Annlston
where they arrived carly this mo- II
ing with league Cunningham, color
eh who late yesterday cut Patrolman
Eugene Hobbs to death with II razor
and who was threatened by a mob at
Odean when officers attempted to
board train with tho prisoner at
that place.
Sheriff Cornctt announced today he
was convinced that Cunningham alone
was responsible for the officers death
and that the story told by tho man
to the effect that he held Hobbs while
another one did the cutting was un
true.
Cunningham ordinarily a peacnab.c
"o.,red man is declared by officers
% Fave hecn dun k when tn. p, E.e
man attempted to arrest him and was
cut to death with razor. He was
still under tho influence of liquor at
midnight last night they said.
Birmingham, Feb. 13.---Teague Gun
nlngham. colored charged with kill
ing Talladega policeman yesterday
was brought to the Jefferson County
jail here tonight for safekeeping.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
MISS HANNAH WOODsON DIES

Miss Hannah Woodson departed
this life Sunday night, 1880 p. M.
at the residence If her sister, Mrs
-Abbie Lee, .821 N. Third street.
The :. funeral Wednesday,, Februay
10th, q. 900 r. M. from Fourth Bapt
ist Church. mterment Evergreen
Cemtery
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
MISS MAMIE II. BURROUGHS
HERE ON THE 18TH.

Miss Mamie Fl. Burroughs of the
National Training School for Women
and Girls, Washington, d. c., will
speak at the Fifth Street Baptist
Church, Friday night February Is.
1921 ut S o'clock. The meeting will
be hold in interest of Miss Mamie
Bnrrougha' School.
Mrs, Maggie l.. Walker will deliv.
q" the presentation address.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
WANTS A WIFE.

Bonita Arizona, January ga
tolored man wants wife. He Is i
settled man with 80 acres OF ,ann
good home; an ex-soldier with half
pension. Dark and fairly educate
address all letters to D. II. Thomas.
Bonita Arizona.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19

Mrs. Henrietta G. Heath, Of Phil
adelphfa, Pa. pahsed through the city
last Sunday enroute to Charlotte, N -.
c. Whle here she was the guest
of Mrs. l.. G. K'ng, Of South
Mrs. Ethel V. Jones of Powhatan
County, Va, who has been sick for
the past three weeks, il convalcscing
She rs now wth her mother, Mrs.
Mamie Smithea in West Twenty
Second Street, Southside.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
DIDN'T MISS THE POLE

Mr.. Paige states that he may have
missed the foot brake but he did not
miss thar twelve inch telegraph pole
that was snapped off like n pipe-stem
and he did not miss those cuts and
bruises that now ornament his physi-
ognomy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
WANT A FARMER.

Wnnted-A farmer. The right
practical man will find first Gloss
paying JOB by applying to
A. F. DAVIDSON,
12a N. Michigan Ave
Atlantic City, N. J.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
w! p. BURRELL HERE

Mr.. w. p. Burrell who is in tho
social service work at Newark, N. J.
hos hc"n in the city for several wcoks
attending to business. He was look.
ing wedl.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19
BROKE TELEGRAPH POLE

This increased, the car swerwing
pole on the right and the concrete
bridge over Swift Creek. It swerved
suddenly to the left and snapped In
two one foot In diameter telegraph
pole, going over seven feet embnnk
mcnt and narrowly escaping going in
to Swift creek wxlich was swollen
and which was deep enough to have
drowned the party like rats In trap.
II wns then found that Norrel and
Paige were badly cut in the fnce,
Paige being more so as it Is under
stood that he went through the glnss
commandment which separates tho
passengers from the chauffeur.
ELECTRIC CAR FOR RETURN "TRIP
The Injured men caught an electric
limo car and returned ito Ptcrsburg.
where medical attention was secured
They returned to Richmond by the
same rouge. Paige would not hear
about returning To Richmond in an
automobile. Although they were band
aged and I'm u painful condition, all
reported for work, tho next day. W.,
~ Gray and his brother who sat on
the front scat were uninjured. The
car, although badly damaged was
brought to this city where 1t Is under
going rcpairs in the garage on East
Leigh street between st. James and
First streets. Mr.. Gray states that
his foot missed tho foot brake and
this prevented his stopping the car.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-02-19

CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-08-06

Among the patients from this post
at Walter Reed are: Captain Mau-
rice A. Hickman, @. M. c., First
Sergeant William F. Martin Priv
ate First Class Thomas F: O,Bren,
Privates Lester Champ and Sterley
Guldin, of Company F 18th Engi-
7peers. Private First Class Frank S.
Messer, of Company G, 18th Eng,
privates First Glass Harold Nelson
and William A. Pethjohn, and Pri-
vate George Tramoulis, of Company
A, 18th Engineers, Corporal Lewis
koss Company B. 18th Engineers,
Private William Upechursh, Com
pany D. 18th Engineers, Private
Raymond Wilmington, Veterinary
Corps.
Mrs. c. L. Adcock. is visiting
her parents in Boston, Mass, where
she expects to be joined later IN the
fall by her husband, Capt. Adcock,
C. E.
Capt. Amos B. Shattuck. c. E..
is spending a thirty day leave at
Cape Cod Mt the end of which he
will proceed to Honolulu Tor duty.
Attractions playing, week ending
August Il, 1921.
Monday, August 8th. j. Warren
Kerrigan. i'm Coast of Opportunity"
Pathe News, Rolin Comedy.
Tuesday, August 8, Tom Mix in
Hands Off" Fox News, Tacks and
Taxes Comedy.
Wednesday. August 10, Ben Turpin
IN "a Small Town Idol" Pathe
News.
Thursday. August II, All Star
Cast, in "Earthbound," How We
Hear bray.
Friday. August IL, Bryant Wash
Eurn in Burglar Proof" Paramount
Magazine Mutt and JEFF.
Saturday. August -. Frank Mayo
in "Tigar True" Fearful Finish 2
reel comedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-08-06

on Baggett,s fad at o'clock. This
is one Of the strongest organized
independent teams in this section
and IS a combination of ball players
that no team can underrate. On
their other visit here earlier in the
season. they gave the, DIS the tough
est game they have played this sea
SON, ami it was only by conssten5
hitting and a winning spirit that
enabled them to defeat this team.
This team has defeated such teams
as the Knicks, Shamrocks, Metro
politais and others this season. A
better saturdays game and the
management is lucky to book them.
Show your appreciation by ming
of abll. Alexander or Frye will work
with Stevens doing the receiving.
Sunday at o'clock Rex will be
the opponents.