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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16

steady creamery extras, 47lso; frsts' SS@46Ao. Eggs, firm, fresh gath cred, firsts. 4S@4Sc. Cheese, steady average run, 21 E q 22e Live poultry, easier; chickens. 204 25c; fowls, lSG zoe; dressed, steady; prices. un- changed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
INFERIOR MOVEMENT

Houston. Middling, 19.65c; receipts 15.O1s; shipments, 29.O22; sales, 3.S29 stock, 302496.
 Memphis: Middling. 19.50c; TO colpts, 6,395; shipments, 5,663; sales 2,1o0; stock, 212540.
 Augusta Mddling, 1S.75c; receipts 1,739; shipments, 1,b27; sales, POS stock, 129,497.
 St. Louis: Middling. 19.5oc; receipts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
COTTON SEED OIL Rv Assaclated Presa

New York, October 15-Cottonseed oil was fairly active and firmer on buying due to expectations of bull fish government report and firrnness in lard. The close was 5 to IS points net higher. Sales 5.600 bar rels. Prime crude TOO: prime sum- mer yellow spot s4oc bid: December 8 Sic; March soc; and May s.2oc. all bid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- duce Ex hange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders so- licited for the purchase and ale of Cos.on and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal ter.ns given for consignment of spot cotton tor de- livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
PRODUCE

By Associated Press
 Chicago, October l5.-Butter, lower; creamery extras, 441a flrsts, 35@44c; standards. 39he. Eggs. unchanged Poultry, alive, unchanged.
 New York, October 15.--Butter,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
POTATOES By Assoeiated Press

Chicago October 15.-Potatoes, steady; wisconsin and Minnesota white. sacked, s2R225 cwt.; North Dakota white, sacked, s2 cwt.; Min nesota and North Dakota Red River Ohios. bulk, S1,6O@1.SO cwt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
GETS BIG FARM LOAN. By Assnciafed l-lAAa

Washington OctoDer 1o.-The war finance corporation today approved a loan of s235.000 to a North Carolina bank. The banking house has made advances totaling that amount for agricultural purposes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
FIRST KILLING FROST

Ragland october 15.-tS Specially )-- After several touches of frost in low places. during the past few days, this community had It's first killing frost
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
LONDON MONEY m A.~--..k.g D~naa

London, october 15.--Bar silver 42hd per ounce, money 2ia per cent; discount rates, short bills 3B per cent; three months bills 4 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
NEW YORK BOMBS By Associaied Presa

U. s. 2. registered, bid ........, IO0% y. E. z, coupon, bid ............... l00% J. 5. 4s, registered. bid .......... I04 4h U. D. 4s' coupon ...........,...... 104h lananla Ss registered, bid A....... 76 17 Panama s. coupon, bid ........ T61 Amer. Smelt. Ref. 5s .......... S0N Amer. Tel. & Tel. cv. 6s ......... 1O2Is AteSnlson gen; 4s ..;...;..;;:...... 79h Baltimore x Ohio cv 4 1as ....... 7U1a Bethlehem Steel ref 5s ...... S3h Central of Georgia Consol. 6s bid s6
 central leather 5s ...:.......... 90
 Chesapeake Ohio cv. bs ...... S3
 Chicago, Mil. & St. P. cv. 41ks ~ 7I% City of Paris 6s ..a............,. 77a Colorado & Southern ref. 41as .... 77h Denver Rio Grande consol As - 6sH Dominion of Canada 6s (1931) .... 92M Erie gen. As ............. 42a Illinois Central ref. 4s .. 78L Int. Mer. Marine ss ......... 62& Kansas City Southern ref. 5s ..... S0ls Liggett x Myers 6s s;............... 86h Louisville & Nashville un. As .... 83h Missouri. Kan Texas lst 4s ..... 65A Missouri Pac. gen. As .......... 56
 New Fork Central deb. es ..... 95A NorIolk x Western cv. ss ......... 103A 5orthern Pacific As ........... 57% Pennsylvania gen. 5s ...s....... S9
 Reading gen. As ...... = .. 76A Republic Iron & Steel ss (1s4o) ofd. 90 N St. Louis X San Fran. adj. 6s ..... 65M Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s ..... 20X Southern Bell Tel. 6s ....... s6L Southern Pacific cv. 5s, bid ... 91ss Southern Railway 5s ..-........ SC
 Texas Pacific lst 5s ........... 5S% Texas & Pacific 1st 5s ............. S3E Union Pacific As s........... s3
 United Kingdom of G. B. & I. 5hs
 U. s Steel 5-.............. 5s ............ SEX SEX Y:-C. Chemical 5s, bid ............ ssh Wabash 1st 6s. ofd. ........... sSN wilson & Co., cv. 6s ............... Se
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
BAR SILVER

By AssOcinted Press New York, October 15.-Foreign bar silver 73c; Mexican dollar 56Ac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
 By Associated Press
SPOT COTTON Rv Associafed Presx

New Orleans, October 15.-Spot cot ton quiet. 25 points higher. Sales on the spot 25S bales: to arrive 500. Low middling 17.o0c middling 19.00c; good middling 2o.00c. Receipts and stock later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS By Associated Press
LIVE STOCK By Associated Pre<s

East St. Louis. October 15.-cattle: Receipts 800; compared with week ago, best native fed steers, western bulls, canners and light veal calves, steady; good to choice yearlings and helfers, 25c higher: native grass steers. best heifers and beef cows, 25c lower; stockers and feeders, steady to 25c lower.
 Hogs: Receipts, 5000; closing fair ly active, 5c to 10c lower; best butchers, least affected; top, $S 6o; bulk. lights and medium weights, $S.50@S.60; 225-pound heavies brought ss.5o; 305-pound. s7,65; others, un- sold and under slow demand; packer sows, steady, s6.25@6.75; pigs, 10c to 15c lower; most sales at S8.50; quality, medium to good; clearance, good.
 Sheep: Receipts. 500; no market today; compared with week ago, lambs 25c to soc higher; all others. steady.
 Chicago, October 15.-Cattie: Re- ceipts. 1000; compared week ago, cornfed steers and yeariings, mostly 25c to soc higher; spots on yearlings. up more; grassers warmed up, steers and she stock, steady to 25c higher; bulls. weak to 15c; light veal calves, unchanged; heavy calves, unevenly higher; stockers and feeders, strong to 15c higher.
 Hogs: Receipts. 1000; uneven; light lights. steady to 10c higher: others. steady to 10c lower than yes- terday's average; top, sS.50: hest light and light butchers, sS.30@S.50; bulk, packing sows. se50@7.25; holdover, liberal; pigs, strong; bulk, desirable, 100 to 130 pound pigs. sS.25@S.35.
 Sheep: Receipts, 1000; receipts today practically all packer direct; compared week ago. killing classes, steady to 25c higher; feeders. 25c higher
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
LOCAL SECURITIES
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks

Ala. Power Co. D. c. pfd.... go Ala. T.. L. & ?. cominon.. Amer. Bakeries Co....-..... 11b I3O Avondale Mills, commou.. 800 $50 Ayondale Mills pfd .. 100 no Bessemer C.. l. X l.. Co. ..... 70 55 Birmingham Macaroni Go. . 90 110 B. R., l.. x P, Co.,, common 10 B. R., L. & P. Co.,. pfd. . 15 26 B'haln Wsterw'ks 9. C., pfd. e.. 100 Jefferson Co., BRnt ........ 5 s26 Loysman Loysman j. j. $. |. r. 'o@mon. Sfa! ss sSS Morris Plan Co. .l s5 100 National (. I. < P. co. ~ ..... 90 iio Southeastern Express Co. ... so 90 Warrant Warehouse ....... 90 no
 Municipal Bonds Aisss#: AlsssRs ... s@5 I5.. i.:', ..',.::. s $ Birmingham b.I5 p. C. to 6:f5
 r. c. basls.
 Jefferson County 5.5o p. c. to
 6K D. c. basis.
 warrants ........... 1O9 IO5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
CHICAGO GRAIN By X ssoCiated Press
CAaH GRAIN By Associated Press

St. Louis, October i5.-Wheat No. red, s1.2o@ $123l No. A. s1.19; Decem- Der, $1.15 qs; May. $1.195s. Corn, No l white, 45Mc; No. 8 white, 4515c December 45%c; May, size. oats No. 3 white, S11zcQS2c; No. {, S1q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
DRY GOODS MARKET Rx Associafad Press

New York, October 15.-Cotton, spot quiet; middling 19.65c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16

NhlcaBo, OCluDeT lo'-W HtHI1 4NU' I hard. $1.16A.
 Corn, No. 2 mixed, 4ec@46Ac; No. 2 yellow. 46Ac@ Ac.
 oats. No. 2 white, 33c@35hc; No, white, 3O&c@31Ao.
 Rye, No. B. sec; barley nominal; timothy seed. $4.b0@s5.5o. Clover seed, $12.00@S1S.00.
 Pork nominal; lard. s915; ribs $6.5o@$775.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16

SPOT COFFEE By Associated Press New York, October 16.-Coffes Rio No z, SIC.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
Insurance stock. StO Par


Ala. National Life lns. Co.
 formerly C. Southern Life) 12 IS interstate Casualty 6 2-S par) Protective Life Ins. Co. .... Is 22
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, MARCH II, 1921.
MIR. BRYAN SPEAKS
Turtle Creek. Pa,
Is,br,,1ry -, lq2
.iohn Mitchell. Jr..
Rtrhlnnll Nirtninin

February % 1871
John Mitchell. Jr"
KjchWond, Nir&Inia'
Dear Editor:~-
Yours OF February Is, 1921 rail1n&
my attention to the TWO schools "'
Thought. among race lcadcrs, rre"iH.
cd. l have read the sto'y Of race lead
crS rs published III your NAluIO!c
paptr.
Il matters not 50 much to mc a.
to which school the writer's are from
rs mach as to wh"lh"r either Of them
are leaders who ~" able to mould
character and establish II S(ron. ma
t,on oi thu race. rs each has Present
cl his Idle OF tn" Gu,r tion.
To my mind. il Is not the guest .on
rs 10 whether thiS is Il white mhu>
c"u,try or not rHul h1$ recorded il
in A. l1.2N And hath mad" OF pn"
'io"a ~ u1riou> AMI men for t"
dw,H ,H al the &C." al th" "Hrth.
hud h.tin 4rl"rn,5u"I iHr TN" be.
Ir.,. :rpoin',l nud the hruUd ri ih"tr
r;.bi'utjuu.
The ir.,iErr~ ri III" h""hr1tiun oi
Iut,;.. <rI,r' uu.iru y'"dlE hrN"F"n
tnat vt}rr if,H had Wrtt"u in thnt
IN s;"umru. th;; "" l~l-rV" th@t ALI
!. .nu '.lrs .r,Afe! ,tII. i vs. uu' 20
ta..n'g3 u tn.t j. f".tri .''r' ~ writ
IT,. Nt.r;',, iIiS va {" jr Il Whi.o
rt.lu' ,uu...rg u" ltt'
'tnr ta3a@i;utiau Gn"iu& Wit@. we
-" te.uI'.'. Now. Who 9rt' ttI,. rco.
pie"
- .o@a -; C";'N bur-. ul'iru"l 49,"
"sa,t I'll H.~ opinion. n~ - IT," rHrpo. d
Iur ~ .st." This nation We - framed
rr o. .,.nlt he'd.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
s;!Iin\U pAN-AFRItNN CONGRESS-
/ BULLETIN.


iA'' fIFS' l"N-A'Et'ah CONGRESS-
met t"N'r' ~ -. 20. Il, 1911? N the
'Fa"o iic'"" iHrIA "hd WI Hti"no'
'd 'E - ""l'&a''A represent .'t /"
|'h"f'nt countries. TINS Congress- ap-
r"'h'"d n reIm;n"nt rommi'rc and
":""f"" " H"ro':h IAN .A'fIcaA Com
frr>S 1" meet III iarlS IN l'-l
III '%'"iHah'' with thi> decision
'a' H't""" rama 'F}'"h '.oh'"""+ Wtll
'''' = ou!''. 'H' 'f.'' N''h Ill Hcp'ci-
~ ''~'' mere vii h'' PI"h'p'E u"
,"''' >"''''S',\' S',"l"''N one IN Lon
''""' one III hr"%H''S ana one IN var
Is. All the detalN OF TIM" ANA place
"''' ',"' "l'H h'' !'' p''h St''Ieu'
""'P III cue "''"l'a lah.
'' ''S''sH Will u" F'Sltl'''H
:" '',,$''. |,''"'" "v''Sl''". ''n>S1I :
N'"" =" t,'N'''f'S, ''A'"Pl 'ha' OF
V"1ih%) VIII hr Wriron". Any or@ani
/'''"i' "' persons "' Negro "e$cen'
- "' '' ,'''' "',""' '''''' WORN Is
"',:' ",'' '"' 'H' 'H''''' ''''' VIII De
'''', ' :" S'''' "'''%"''H "''"'ni!S
:" ,'',' '"'"'" ''S .'"'a'iN' fi"h Nh'>h
- E.'.'l':. !" 'r''r'Sh' "hI 'h"hSc IN
~, '"'i'' ms "F%'h'|1' 'ohS
,Ia,,' - ,nna N''P "''"'i ''"o. Que
', ',,' AZ" "','' "','''' ""'", u
1,I,..',n.. =" " nno ''''' ""''>' ,'.''' '
Ir,n..,t,.. - n,n ..'',i ,,,,'. ',','' ,no n',.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
CONGRESS IN LAST MINUTE RUSH
PASSES MEASURES.

N3Shm"ion. March l. OI'ridnv) --
Nv" S"nr." carly today #loptrl the
REPORT ot it+ t;'uf"rcrS rcrammrndtn1
rH%"&"c o. tho &H>H n0lnAn y,rnIrv
"i"ji hill wtErut the $40. 600 900 n,
hr'!'nt!"n fnr continuing work on
the wilson dam project at AIusiclr
Shoals. Ala.
in%iH"nrr Of - .;,.rntc ON il,
...n"ndm"nt making the WilSor dan;
""proprlation and icIusal Of III,
ii''l~" to accept tn" Senate arAon,;-
mont rh"t hc'" - final cnnntucIt g.,
ne measure, "hi"h t:,rricS more than
$500 ,ooG,o"o for disqualification ANA
care OF wounded and disabled sol
dlerS ana for dcntndcnts under the
var risk ineural"r acs.
The &undry civil measure s1tcr nc
ton by the Senate. went to tho House
WHlrh on TO-" "nnin~ at . o'clc 4
ihlS morning =" 4 bricT recess. i.
expected to apr ..Er The report of x
fonicrrcS and So . b.ll to the
PRESIDENT. Immediately after :.ctinr
on tie aundry civ, hill the Senate
recessed until 1890 4. NJ. today.
1ho House at 12:35 tns morning
recessed "ntil { 4. M to await the
rsro"t - Scna'" n,ion on tho surdry
>!S!' ..l '"lI rGtiH:. .:i.h the Nd,
Gle Shoals project.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
------------x> ~sS~ ." S~~-----
POSSE MISTAKES RELATIVE FOR
SLAYER AND KILL HIM
Negro Killer Escapes After Shooting
TWO Whites lis Still at L=l3c.

Newton, Ga. March a.--Will Andrr
son, colorcd WAS shot and killed
Friday afternoon in Baker Comfy
hy Il crowd Of men who were search
nG; ior Hcma Anthony. colorc% who
lH$' Wednesday, fatally shot Deputy
sheriff Oscar Mcdonald and on Thurs
day shot Peter Watson a white lurm
el. probably fatnNy.
According 10 reports received here
Anderson who lives in the Seven, \
l;i>'ri"t appeared carrying Il rifle
and shotgun and WAS told 10 go home
With his guns. After he rrturui &
home several white men took him
back 10 the Twelfth District 81 Il ear
To explain his ac' ions, they said IT
WAS !a!d he WAS Il rclatiVit u1' Xrma
AntitphE and WaS urcmcd OF carry
'n& III" weapon 20 assist the latter TO
escape.
When In" car approached u.o ur
In" p"">"# i is s:lh h, Anderson Jump
"l on ANA tan bul WAS mot down
hH r"nhcr: OF the posses who said
ih,H Thought hc> was Anthony.
''o>"|E have searched #iurc Thurs
',"N uFht for An!hony but no trace
-. hiin uH& h'rn found.
IL rc,t> from Bainbr.dEc where
Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald died yr.;, -
day are to tn" erect lhat Peter Wat
son = not expected TO 1.-Two.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
CAPACITY CROWD AT ANTi-kU L
iL.UN MEETING

THAT the people Of Washington, d.
( are earnestly Interested in and OPP
o>cd 20 the rc4urrc"t ion OF the pcrni
( o2>s ku kluN Khan WAS cmphaticaI
y demonstrated Monday evening,
February 2S. upon the o">'aSion oi an
a2'.-Nu EluX Khan demonstration
staged under the auspices of The Cru
d"r Ml&"2inc at he metropolitan
pti.A CA"rrh Il. Street. No.thwr%r. u.
1T an early hour the chGr"h "dilirr
..;"E~1 - capacity .'y Il crowd Of
:H'.y :.r"" thousand persons.
rhc m"c.ir:> -. - rnr"l Il slight
d"r2n"rnlpat u program =. arrot;ln o..
-" su.,s!"u indiorou s.. Of the nun
no Wu {. nave been the pracipal
speaker. and his consequent inability
/" attend. However. the other speakers
enthusiastically forced themselves III
10 he breach ard saved the day. The
speakers were: J. Finley Wilson. cdi.
or oi IT," Washington H,M>>'c; A;tor
G"y Almond ". Scot, Attorney vii.
son: Rev. Brooks. OF the 10Th Street
Haptit chvrch and Mr.. Arthur ".
Mitchell, WHO presided.
y great wave enthusiasm was
aroused by t." reading by the young
est son Of Rev. Brooks of an original
poem on the IN I<lux Klan
y substantial sum was taken up for
the work Of counter propaganda which
The Crusader is organizing 10 meM
the hate -inc:ting propaganda Of the
Nlan. and for which purpose it la,
already appointed Committ2>. e
Propaganda. The meets" Was Crr" .
"h and organi2CI y" '!iss "I>~ence
Ian 10 "'asc ir'":a. Gnhlc cnrrG::'
* largely due its Success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12

The Ministers Conference met with

.
The Ministers conference '.'l w. w.
IN "urnr :" l'S' "".'"'H' I':" ~ vt"
Ora H. Stokes Wiir ."' lF' W. -,
Stokes, pastor Oh f-''Il'"'' ','f'''.
Ehufcn al'!lo"Eh Ni3' 'o.NN'N
l"n account o' N'""''" "' ne ~ " ''',,
.uhrhr"h eiN'h - '"' ''''''.'>'> w.,
IwlV"% MAS superb ANA '"' ''',';' ,..,',5
ilal the ii'lhIS'''" navy 'N'. '"'|; ~
Ihc Nl'' rh" rH'ah' M''' ..' 81
ora presented III" H"'"N 90 '"' .'"'.''
parry pr" '''' ~ ''' 49,.
(;h"'c' !'f'E"'.'', '.''' " ~ ."''""'. .nn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12

| desire to know the Whereabouts
Il Anty 1acksom'S sons. who lived in
Richmond or in Virginia fOmcwhcrc
during slavery times. He was an old
mar. WHO bought his freedom by
WORKING in the gold mines and after
the surrender. he married . "rrolc
Any Information concerning HIM oh
lis relatives will be Thankfully re-
c.vcd by,
ANDREW JACKSIN
Baxter, West Virginia
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12

We had Il very interest NJ gather
lG in our Sunday School last Sab
hath. remarks were made by Mrs.
H"s ic W.lliItnS of Norfolk. Va. and
Mrs. Green" Of New Port News. Va.
Thc invitation tp he uuconScrtcd
part Of the school was given by the
Committee appointed including Rev.
II. II. Greene OF Newport News, Va.
30 \. NJ. the lovoL ounl rrrvir,
were in charge ot Rev. Fuller and
Jefferson after which the pastor took
rhHrg" ANIL introduced Rev. Greene
who delivered ~ his hearers strong
Go. ped sermon. It was iikr all GOOD
&l"dicinr which makes tie patient
very SIX because nf US rcncrratin~
efficacy. He %"lcctcl for his text 2ud
or. 9Th chapter and the 18TH verse.
We not e." som" ot the family Of Mrs.
NmnH Williams present and Worship,
with uS Mir. John uni Henry W )l:ams
Wv aud Mis-. Crlia Whitn We were
ted ~ s"r Nj. t. sims. / members
.'.'' tdt'i - th" church.
.':"o ! u. w. had "rHnI rpIumun
"H services. \t'rr the upii tiu. and
"ru1 - rrin" i1lk or our pastor. tho
"im'niSt"rirr ~ tu" hrg#l uas, r,>ru
II Charge "f Er,. VIM. Harr#. ;he
,"' m"r tHN "r a. IT," church. Tro
" u" "I~ in vhrr.. of Rev. G~r,i.r
T1\'r~ were ui,rr.f bv pru,nr, Sam
t!H1 "t 'Ar VT. Nr.'uu:. .'ar,i.s,
'hNr.h "od hro:h"r John E"ll Of
!" I'" t3'N tnGuty. ltry. Nutt rul
- iH,h"d Whtl" til" bread VA. Erjug
@I"uod "u" rev. :23dtt.y Hen
'E III" a.. H. l.,-sa@, Of iHr wine
'". IRISH -" African Maa.nnary
'"Nr " hrl2Iu ;a1N.
Reg. VIM. Ilurri< preached m the
',"."" Nj. !. ON BAPTIST church na,
', - u: s" \. y. Hy,r>unr lrr
."rin"d to enjoy the Doctors di.;
course.
$50 =. NJ. he Sunday School ruion
i"id its m"chiu% ~ the above church
" very interesting program WAS rcud
erred. We listened to some hclprul re
lharks on Trachrr Trainings by prot.
W =. f.ppS our N-prcsiIrnt. Rev
VI. I. Boon" our State Missionary
~" IL fine address ON Sunday
: 'lool work.
>;"" i. NJ. RuT. Louis V. .Iclrrics OF
oak Grove Bap;iS, church, Green
Springs. Va. preached il conncchiou
VII II sacred concert of which Mis-;
pllNIa Orange WAS -, stress, OF Core.
nonl"S. After 'hr sermon wo al con
''''I ~" .l!nr.- on the R"yiyal ser
N''' aud h"''' every effort in that
""N ai.d t"N. Cohb~ ;,.d J-ifrirs OK.
''t""d the usual invitation - the
An"rN and through the earnest and
'E"E!ul ar""al OF Rev. I.pu,* lief.
ff IS We had : convr~tS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
tHL''.. iI\E CANNOT ~; WIpEit
oti, SAYS BALFOUR
/" civ" iSoUai Rights to Blacke.
Mou'd Threaten Who." Fabric
nl Civil vution"

I"nd"A. An.. lt.~ -rnc south Afri-
'"1' Constitution hll passed second
f'"diuS in tn" House OF Commons 10
h.@n' without a dissenting vote.
In tn" debate cNFrc!ui,r Balfour
- " i#a@' in d""i'n% with 4 cou*titu-
j"". '"r The &cicration # South Afri-
chh >oi1nIc5 ,''.an y;tdl can" Colony
orange t>.r"" State aGd Nnt@!) the
ion - W'S Distressing one ui the moss
tiHn"r'"n' "T"nt~ in Il Iv history Of the
British FL. re.
TIL" i H." he declared is Il most
""nd"FInl ISSUE from an the contro
N"f~l"&. h los. hlordshcd and diff
'"'t'"+ I" pea" @ud | believe the
I"T'H r'nmM show anything Ike il
II" race problem is OUT Il fractional
part OF the great uHr$r ions parliu-
m'n' ~ now dec ding. deny that
u - I'M ended To give the colorrd
races equality with Europeans. As
'iF as the government, society, ana
the higher forms OF civilization nrc
concerned would be Impossible to
give equal rights 'tr fhc colorcd races
without threaten inE the whole fabric
OF rlvlIHAtion. In my opinion the
hrSt nope for the So,ution Of this
great problem * TO place absolute
and implicit confidence in the rcprc
sentative institutions he south Afri
rtiS no" "rH tr."'...& end for the
""'hc GoHcTn:&"a nt.; ~ N &..lc with
II ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12

VII. W H. Hatcher. Of 1917 De
r@'nr street il somewhat sndispoScd
this week.
Mr. Emma I':own .,~~, lGth
''', S"u,h ";rlnso"v Il a,nvalcs-
in".
Mrs. G. H. Gibson OF Tuzkcgcc
'ti'uir. Ala. j. in the city ".~'.ine
'i|" -<"'rr. Miss Maric.tn l.. .iics.
w." continues inIiSposcL. Her stay
l""' is indefinite
Mrs Ed:th Pryor of 2iI3 Rain-
hr.dGc street who has been SEX for
the past three weeks is convalescine.
--Mr&. Mary Cunnineham Of 81 w.
loh street. South Richmond was
very much surprised on last Friday
'lEht by number Of her friends.
she was presented with hcautiful
gold ring. %ol with pearls. as a birth
day present.
j. II. kH,cklc. Esq. Of Savan.
Ian, Ga. arrived here last week and
'ad recently returned from Washing.
ton where Il" attended the inau"rrat-
on Tie r&t'lrneI nome last Wcdncc
2',. III. KnicNie IS The i,touh3r Of
Mrs. Rosa X. jones.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
BiREEI. or WIIlSI<i3l DWlND1fiS
WHILE COURT TRIES CASE.

1t t.Zcns Appear in hilarious Mood.
Some stretched on Court Green aa
Though 1t Were Midsummer
Hints uI Use OF Rubber Hose. - 'um
Soda foun.ain, Combined With
bicycle Pump Tin. Cam. Bottles
auI JUS With Tcll-'ralc Odor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12

Mr". fh:th Pryor of 2il3 Eain-
hr.dG" street who has been SICK for
the past three weeks is convalcscinc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
COLOMBIA WANTS TO IMPORT
LIVESTOCK FROM AMEItICy

special aid o. t~nuuccmput Tor en-
c~oufaRirp the importation OF purebred
livestock o. bcing offered hy several
iatin-Amencan governments. q move
that officials Of th, bureau OF mar
kets. United states department 81 nH-
riCulturr believe should greatly in-
crease interest among producers OF
purehrcd livestock in the United States
in developing a South American outlet
for their surplus animals For exam
pie, the Colombian government. under
certain restrictions VIII reimburse an
importer fur uuoathIrd Of the value cot.
tho animals imported
\ copy of the following law Cuyrr-
iur This matter has been received hy
90" department.
"l ANY person introducing into tho
country pur, breeds Of cattle. hurs's.
sheep. uigs or Eouts, Tor the exclusive
purpose OF improving the native stock.
Will bee entitled 10 "a reimbursement
from b government tor uuc-third OF
Oh, value uf the animals including all
expenses uf examination, trtuaporta-
uuu. feeding. insurance. consular n-
voices etc. provided that with -,vh
] shipment the owner presents 90 tho
minister Of agriculture and commerce
the commercial nud consular invoices
With re- veterinarians certificate from
the country of export stating that IN,
animals are healthy nud free from any
contagious disease, also certificates uf
their pedigree dulv registered, and a
cf' it.cair tu.u the Colombian consul
90 goo port of origin ~Euurtuf,,iur the
a~uth,uflt"s uf the documents. IN ...-
cIs' Of lur importation OF male cut
il' INC horses thrrc must also be- pre-
stnt"d o. photograph and "a statement
from tho political authorities al the
port OF destination saying that the
STOCK Introduced is identical with the
photograph and he description ln the
documents.
80 The sum paid by the govern
ment In accordance with tho previous
a%tiiCI" 'hall not cNCccd TOR each head
Of cattle or hurse the sum ct $500!
per rum OF sheen. $50. per goat or pig.
/ $40.
a The OWNER who having taken
4dNuuilg' Of this law. soils any of the
aniWGls imported before % neriod OF
i1ut years from the date OF arrival
VIII n" liable to pay back ~ the treas
ur' tho sum received otherwise the
. selling VIII not have any legal effect