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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
AN ARMY REVOLVER

Around his waist was strapped
holster, in which was n large army
revolver. In his hand was light
hat, slightly turned ut one side and
as ho lecringFy looked at the white
trader, he asked: What do You
want, Smithcrs?" The white man
did not seem to think that Jones hai
given him u square deal. We t1d
what he had done for him and
broadly limited that The Emperor
Jones had been in jail II the States.
Jones rctorted that lie (SmithcrS)
had done time in jail. Sm'thcrs
declared it was lie and warned .hc
Emperor that an instruction waN
brewing and that already the in>ur
gents were preparing To GUST MN
from his throne
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
OFFICERS ASSOCIATION

Richmond. Va. Oct. 10.-Thc Sch
Annual meeting Of the Omters Associ-
alton will be held in tho city Of Peters
burg, Va. on Thanksgiving Day ut
which time all ok Comm issioned ON,
GERS e. the State Militia, National
Guard, Spanish War, ana Of the late
word Wan Of all the States are ex.
pected to be present.
At this meeting an effort viii BIO
made to form 4 Fatioaal Association
Of all Negro Officers OF all, the States
who have 3een service Stofs OR Nat
fonal.
Ffc'a, Stat and Line O..ssrs Of what
ever braHoh OF service, thrSaghout the
country win address, Cant. ~. Fl. An
eeTsns, NJ. LvEe Esck }'vstzssp1 Rich.
naona, va. A..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
Strong Defense of the Colored
Republican Ticket.
attacks Norfolk, Va. journal and Guide
1.-THE Lily Bxack'' No MOre~~ Those
Three Pertinent Questions
Unanswered.

The writer is grateful to his friend
L Editor OF the Journal and Guide,
/ the space given Tor IL statement
the views Of one Of the candidates
ION the Co!ored Republican ticket,
h IL the Editor OF the Journal anu
4 idc knew with what avidity his
Der Is bought and read In the CITY
Newport News when this question
under discussion, he would feel com
|lsatcd for the space that he gave
lit; besides nothing is OF more inter
I to the American people, white AMI
! elk, than debate dealing w!LE
ngs political and particularly SO
en- It is carried on without abuse
u diatribes and tends TO inform the
ctorate as to the real situation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
A PULLMAN PORTER

Jones did not believe it. He tod
how he had been q Pullman porter
in the States. Maybe I killed man
at dice game when he worked
loaded dice on me and maybe l
didn't. Maybe 1 split prison
guards head open with u shovel ana
escaped and maybe l didn't. And may
be I'll kill you,' he added as he made
q movement towards him. You talk
about my holding down this JOB or
Emperor over these niggcrs for life.
I'll not hold it FOR six months
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15

Miss NsAie HOraOn gave an ell
tertainment at her homo, sos Norton
Street in honor Of Miss Eltcn Gordon
and Miss Ethel Thobbs Of New York,
Miss Catherine Lynch Of Washington
Lawyer Horston and DR.. Horston OF
l,a!olgh, n. c. and Mr.. Bu,tArwcrth
OF Cleveland, o. Those present or
this city wero Mrs. Amelia Herndon
Mrs :RTizabeth Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Croxton, Miss Hannah W5}llams aud
Miss Marian Fox. The evening was
delightfully."- spent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15

Mr.. Isaac Dyson Of Montgomery,
w. Va, passed through the city this
week on route to Winterpock, Va, TO
visit his mother.
Mrs T.. NJ. Fisher of Eastville, Va.
was commissioned as Deputy for tho
Bands of Calanthc, by Grand Worthy
Motf err, Mrs. Anna Taylor on the occas
ion Of her recent visit.
Mr.. Charles n. Robinson of 215
g. 17ti street rendered his madam,
Mrs. Susie Robinson q great surprise
on last Monday night her birthday.
a number Of relatives and friends as.
semblcd and made the occasion ono
grand affair. Among the presents was
handsome Silver set from her hus-
band. Mrs. Annie n. Blackwell made
the presentation speech.
Mrs. Laura G. King Of 1917 Hull
street had family gathering Friday
night the 7th INST, on the occa:,or Of
tire birthday OF hef mother, Mrs. Robi-
nctta Cngbill Everybody enjoyed them
solves. RcfreshmeMF were served
abundantfy and All left we'll pleased
Substantial purse WAS given her by
her sons and Son-in-law.
Mr.. Henry b. Claiborne who has
been touring in the North for the past
two months. returned to the city last
week. overjoyed with his trip. He is
looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joha T.. Henry hav.
ing spent a pleasant suxA mer wit, his
people are new residing at the resi-
denda' Of her sistor. Mrs. A. J. Banks
1900 Ellsworth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. We shah appreciate IL ma COM
mun1chtions will be directed to the
above address.
Mrs. John T.. Horny may be reno M
bered as Miss @laNyS Mcdaniel df
Parmv1lle, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
j. S, JUDGE SCORES FEDERAL
OFFICERS.
Prohibition Agent Maxcy and Commits
sioncr Flegenheimcr Criticized for
Official Conduct.

sioncr Flegcnheimcr Criticized for
Official Conduct.
United States District Judge ID.
Lawrence Groner, in charging the jury
in n liquor case yesterday morning,
criticized Federal Prohibition Agent
j. II. MaXey and United States Com
sioner Melvin Flesenhotmer for their
official conduct in connection with the
case--that OF the sowernment against
Henry Holt, colored accused OF having
transported, pos essoh and sold two
pihts of liquor. He was acquitted.
When Holt was arrested by AlaNey,
he was with Elihu MorriSettc. hc-
cording to the evidence, throu waite
boys, OF whom Morriasctte was che
engaged Holt, the evidence shows to
buy lisuo I ofhtreMsmtwy hrl M,
buy liquor for them. Holt and Morris
S"ttc got into the formers automobile
and drove TO Church Hill where. it is
said they bought whisky. On the trip
HleCL VBYMedoins hrs ucmfwyp hmb
back MaNcy is said to have made the
arrest. MorriSSette was turned loose
and became chief witness for the prose
cution. Judge Groner said yesterday
that he was as guilty es Holt.
Judge Groner enid the jury was
right In acqnittins Holt, and offered
to return Hollis autom okilo Il his coun
sci made Il motion to that effect. Ltilh
Rremner, appoint ed by the court IA
defend Holt, made the motion AMI the
order was entered
Qaichmond, Times Dispatch. Oct G.,
1929
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
EDITOR MITCHELL S
TRAVELS
CONTINUED from last week.
THO EMPEROR JONES'

The curtain had been rung down
and the theatre lighted. 1t was an
intermission of about ten minutes
when 1t arose again. The scene
was i'll one Of the French West
Indian Islands, which for the time
being and the purposes Of the play
was called an empire. Tho audience
chamber Of the emperor was q sim
Pic affair with d distinctive yellow
cast, while to the left was an
elevated yellow chair which consti
tuted tho throno OF HIS Majesty,
Emperor Jones. One of the native
women stole forth. wrapped i'm a
blanket. AZ she endeavored to
escape, she met tho white trader,
Harry smithcrs who seemed to be
acting In the capacity of guard.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
FIRST MT, OIIVB EOTM -.

Misses Mary B. and Julia Jones,
and Matte Ruflln have returned iron
the North to open thSi" respective
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Washington lost
their little adopted baby, few days
ago.
Miss Eta Roane has returned from
the North.
PR, n W. Ho'mea hss gone to Ersex
County to opcn his school.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
AN ESCAPING WOMAN =.

He held 4 conversation with tho
woman who recounted II him her
troubles. She neared the opened
doorway and ran. He called to her
to come back or else he would shoot
but sho ran but tho moro and
raughingly returned to the audience
chambers. Then he whistled and
raiSctk an alarm. There was an
Immediate response as The Emperor
Jones' stretching himself as though
just recovering from deep sleep
and with tho yawning statement,
Who dareS to disturb His Majesty
staggered into the chamber. He wore
a military blue coat, red trousers,
high, topped tasSclcd boots with gold
Gil opaulettes aud aigu"ottos.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
NO CHANCE WITH
ADMINISTRATION

shall again, therefore, presume
|,n my friends generosity and good
Is Of heart in an attempt to point
some OF tic fa'lacics Of MS
lgthy cdtoriNi under the caption,
Endidate Neweomr's Smoke Screen.
hall not di Gu,', al any length the
|erence made to my application for
Pointment rs Assistant District At
hey, for. it is only necessary for
to say that / never expected tire
continent nov son"ht the endorse
hit from the Lily Whites, but I wini
Bermjined to ask for this recognition
his to show that, even in 4 miner
!.e, Of hoNor. the Nagro had no
lnce with the Harding Administered
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
ARRIVAL OF son .

Rev. D. J. Bradford announces tho
arrival OF a son into his homo last sun
;sday morning-D. J. Bradford, Jr.
Both mother and babe are doing
we'll.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
MADE THOROUGH INQUIRY

Mr.. Ryan said the introduction of
his resolution followed a Thorough
and complete Investigation" he had
made OF the "activities and workings
OF the Ku Klux Khan.
Washington, D. G., Post.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
Resolutions Propose Thorough Prcle
OF Ku KmX Activity.
Chairman of House Rules Committee
to Speed Inquiry Measure.

Advocates Of Investigation Will 30
Asked to Explain Proposals. Lead.
ers Of Organization May Be Invited
to Appear-ReproSentativc Ryan, Ct
New York, Wants Income Tax Re.
turns Probed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
PROVIDES FOR COMMITTEE

wherefore, be it Resolved. That n
committee be appointed by this boiv
to investigate the activities of tho
knights OF Ku KluX Khan and to recon
mend. if necessary, after such invcst:-
CATION the proper disciplinary action.
Tie; olvcd further That the neces-
sary action bc$tskcn by the House of
Representatives OF tie United States
or America to order an examination
or the financial condition of the said
knights Of the Ku Klux Khan, Inc, In
order that just and proper returns be
filed with the collector OF internal rev
enlhc in tho proper district and that
tho true and just amount of taxes be
paid; and that the proper disciplinary
acdion DO taken against the individual y
responsible for making cat the enron.
eous returns"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
FOR RENT.

Large, garage ana repair shop with
light and water.
Apply -
B. A. CEPHAS.
So5 IL N. Second st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
LILY BLACKS NO MORE

Tho Journal and Guide sncaks CT
Mr.. Pollard rs "irrcconri'nbe and
fr"S"tb'e" which qualities are
pretty dGminant in the Chairman's
character; but I believe that If the
Editor " the Journal and Guide VIII
mako a subjective examination Of his
own psychological fabric. hc will dis
cover that he possesses the same
trAiss that are sometimes in evidence
In both Chairman Pollard and the Edi-
tor o. the Journal and Guide regard
them hdth rs clean, upright, forward
looking citizens with the very hest mo-
tlves in the present cry,s. Now the
Journal and Guide has promised TO
caU us Lily Blacks no more bvt Color
ed Republicans, and so we shall have
this great Journal at least, Identifying
us by the proper epel'ation.
The editor goes along pretty smooth
~ nn:il he com6T down TO answering
my questions. He says now, that the
candidate for Attorney General is an
able lawyer, but poor politician.
en- going to pay him the sincere tri.
hNte that he is one Of the best editor
i1l writers known to mo, regardless
or color. bat he is not only q poor poll
flcfan hlS he goes exceedingly bal
both ia Ills mathematics and logic.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15

Congressional action to force the
ku Klux Khan to pay income taxes TO
the Federal government and punish
any OF its leaders found responsible
for erroneous returns IS demanded in
resolution introduced in tho House
yesterday by Representative Thomas
j. Ryan Of New York city.
Tho resolution also provides for
sweeping Investigation Of the actIvi-.
ties of the invisible empire and rec.
concentrations by the investigating
committee for the proper disciDlinar"
Garages that proper tax returns
have not been made on the "vast SUMS
Of moneys" taken in by the organiza-
ton; that 1t is un-American in spirit
and that "as a necessary incident OF
It's existence issues propaganda OF
roAigious bigOtry and racial hatred"
are made in the resolution. The text
follows:
Whereas the press reports set for !,
that the Ku KluX Khan have organized
campaign against selected groups Of
American citizens revivins n tradition
OF socrotfvo and cowardly vio'eNce md
lawlessness; and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
NEEDS NO DEFENCE

Why attack John Mitchell, Jr., for
instance, for attending tho National
Bankers Association now in scfsioa
i'll Los hsge:Cs? Mr.. Mitchell is the
only Negro delegate OF that body and
is chairman Of one Of the committees.
Why. then, should he be ccnsured for
TiT'n% tho race recognition in that
organization OF National financiers,
especially when IT, nicotine WAS az
ranged almoI one year before Mr..
Mitchell was nominated? But to at
t"mp' furthcr defence Of Mr.. Mitchell
one Of the foremost NEGROES Of the
country. would he to insult the intel
ligcnce OF a thinking electorate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15

SO buna-fide delegates in Rich
mond, can the Editor and Mr.. Somcr-
vile muster as many citizens to vote
ctHlor the Democratic ticket or Tire
Lily Write ticket? 1t seems TO this
writer that mere discussion Of in
dividunM in a great fight ike this is
not worthy Of the able Editor OF tho
journal and Guide, although tho temp
tation is unusually strong considering
the weakness OF his caro- against the
Colored Republican Party, to distract
its attention from it's purposes and
aims by attacking some Of the sunpos
ed vulnerable points in the armou" Of
tlre candidates and temporary lead.
erS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
FOH RuNT.

A beautiful ftst % eaar rooms on
h'ffth Street. B~th. aasst+y and L.
trnhA heat.
N \ eEoHAs
HS5 10 d. sessead At.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
STATUS OF TIE
NEGRO

The Journal and Guido is cvasive
The extreme when it speaks Of my
lorsemcnt by the Lily Writes, be-
Be it knows that we sought this
ignition in defiance OF the Lily
ttes and to force the President out
he open as to his attitude towards
Negro Republican OF the South
application for this appointment
made for ne other purpose THAI
Emphasize the fact THAI the time
come to have Il ruling from Wash
4 on ats to tho political and civil
] us of the Negro, even if it came to
point Of exposing the Chief Execu-
who seeuls - be Il docilo candl-
\, but a very oofiant President,
bly, declaring that "sinlt or swim,
or die, survive or perish" he is
&rmined that the Negroes shall
q in behind white leadership" in
$inia and in the South, or drop out
ghe equation all together.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
CITES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN

Whereas the said Iiu <lux Kim
mas, by tho use Of large and would
DO hidden force Of expert organizers
reached n financial position where Il
can undertake n 100000 national adj
Vertising campaign; and
"Whcreas tho said Ku KNv Khan,
whose legal title is "Knights OF the
ku klux Kan Inc, have utilizci
great amounts Of money 10 build nal
acsF for their presiding officers; and
"Whcrcas the income tax reports
40 not shoW the proper returns for
The vast sums OF moneys realized by
This organization and makes no mcn-
ton OF the enormous profits derived
from the sale OF material and para.
phornalia; and
whereas the said Ku Klux Kan is
an oraniZation that is un-American
III its spirit ana as a necessary Incident
OF It's existence, Issues propaganda Of
religious bgotry and racial hatred:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
REPRESENTATIVES, GATHERING

Is to the csli for conference, re-
ed to in the editoriGl, which was
/ oil by several c;t.Zons and myself,
las to he Il district meeting held at
kroe Beach, AMI had nothing TO
With the larger conforepco which
place there August z. This confer
was we'll attended by representa-
\, from manv parts of the State,
4 1t would hayr been & pauch better
by to have given all persons deSir-
to speak m opportunity 10 be
. d, but even granting that there
some iI!-adyised remarks aud tn-
fance, shown Ivy those Iva charge,
rth eless, 1t WAS cloar to all pros
bhat the overwhelming continent
In favor Of a eanyentaan to nomi-
q ticket IN Richmond on Labor
If the group is so small which ID
inspfati0n ef tlse Lily Blaek tick
twas there ANYTHING to prevent
pr Young md DR.. Son,nryille, the
&CoeoEed men OF rrosaieence in
IThAie State known to be anna-~si
ma ovement ipsurrrated IN Rich
y from sahin~ oft the crnct MAS
tople not reprcs cnted in this It,
8roue?
4 DRsCpssrEa 1Nn1wrprALs
II fss I,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
BAD MATHEMATICS AND LOGIC

Here IT, samrho: He says that
thoIc Are 1900 900 whites in Virginia
and $4,000 Colored people. Tlren he
goes on to say That the whitrs can
ORA" off TO them elves and iiy lie fiji
ty fifty. end that thev would still
have odds by wide margin. Now how
can my friend figure this out? There
is a maxim which says, things equal
to tho SAME things arc equal to each
ether. and If anything is added to
eIf1ror OF these equals. it will become
srerter than its co,cnial by the addi-
1ton OF that thing, however in.ignifi-
cant it may be. SO. if the white people
IN Virginia should divide themselves
equally in two parts and The Negro
we!S 80 organized that he could deposit
his votes with one OF these equal III.
visidn". ho". can thu dior of the
journal and Guide figure tIsat in Mat
event tho Negro would not hold the
balance Of power? but FIAT is Only ono
OF mo fa%ncias Appearing in the edi-
torial under discussion.
THE THREE PERTINEFT
QUESTIONS
II the Negro 10 rot needed either 10,
fCentinxnH M rp.,frd povoN
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15

Mr.. Isaac Dyson Of Montgomery,
w. Va, passed through the city this
week on route to Winterpock, Va, TO
visit his mother.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-15
KHAN STIRS CONGRESS-

~'s:-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
"Wo Enjoy Frogs"

little Alligator, though perhaps they
are rather insulted that we don't think
they would be good to eat"
Perhaps they are, / shouldn't won
der at ALL" said the sixth little Alliga-
tor.
But no matter. whether they are
or not" said the seventh rttle Alliga-
tor. 1--WE have far more important
things to think Of than that. We have
square. handsome heads, and great,
powerful jaws and good teeth. and we
love to eat. All Of those things are
important"
1.-THE Crocodile has a long and mar
row and sharp-pointed head" said the
eighth little Alligator. land in that
way people can always tell us apart.
"Yes, that Is the best way to tell us
apart, by our heads.
cit is the way most creatures are
told apart. People look at the faces OF
their friends and then they see who
they are. That Is the way they do.
Perhaps they copied us in that"
"Who knows whether they did or
not?" asked the other little Alligators
"And who cares. reahyf" they added
1T isn't so important after all"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
g!l4[Sy3I[ll2
NA - .~
WY SRAAAN BONNER
LITTLE AlliGATORS.

There is nothing much nicer than
food. said the first little Alligator.
Nothing that l can think Of" said
the second little Alligator.
Nothing that can think Of. either"
said the third little Alligator.
Il love food" said the fourth little
Alligator.
80 do l." said the fifth little All.
gator.
1T gives us strength" said the sixth
little Alligator.
More than that" said the seventh
little Alligator lit gives us pleasure
That is more important than anything
else"
"Ah, yes" said the eighth little ALI
gator, but we must be strong so we
will be able to eat lots OF food. II we
were delicate and feeble we would not
be able 10 eat so much. So we must be
strong. too"
The eight little Alligators were TAX
ing a sun bath. They weren't really
very little, but they were young alli-
gators and they were going to grow to
be much bigger.
We have always been greedy" said
the first little Alligator.
Something like the pigs" said the
second little Alligator.
Food interests us more than any
thing" said the third little Alligator.
And why shouldn't it?" asked the
fourth little Alligator. 1T is most in
teresting, most interesting"
You're right" said the fifth little
Alligator. you are absolutely right"
We have such strong jaws" said
the sixth little Alligator, land they are
SO nice for crunching our food whole"
1--WE don't eat daintily," said the
seventh little Alligator, and it is bet
ter that way. For when we don't eat
daintily we don't have to eat slowly.
And why should we do anything
else but gobble our food2 We aren't
people who're supposed to eat nicely.
No. were Alligators and we aren't
supposed to have beautiful manners.
I'm fact, we hardly pay attention to
anything anyone says. but we will al
ways pay attention to food"
You've said lot" said the eighth
little Alligator, "but everything you
have said has been quite, quite true
l agree with every word OF it,"
"Ah," said the first little Alligator,
I'VE have good teeth. We don't have
to go to dentists. for our teeth are
naturally good"
Good teeth are great help in eat
ing" said the second little Alligator.
I'VE eat more fish than anything
else, now" said the third little Alliga-
tor, but we will eat larger creatures
before long"
I'VE enjoy frogs and insects. too"
said the fourth little Alligator. But
people needn't be afraid of us. We
don't want to eat them
I'm sure they're grateful to us for
not wanting to eat them" said the fifth
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
Why, 1t Succeeds.
Because It's For One Thing Only, and
ShepherdstOwn People Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing we'll brings success.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for one
thing only
For weak or disordered Kidneys
Ask Your neightur!
Here is Shepherdstown evidence 10
prove their worth.
Mrs. Ben Hebb, Charles Town Pike,
says: 81 had dizzy and nervous spells.
There we're dull, dragging pains
through the small OF my back and
loins. When | stopped over or lifted
anything, pain would catch me across
my back. The doctor said it was
caused from my kidneys and bladder.
but his medicine did me no good. A
neighbor told me about Doan's Kid
ney Pills, so ! tried them and they
soon gave me complete relief. Doan's
restored my kidneys and bladder to
normal and stopped the pains. M can
stoop over or lift anything withoet my
back hurting me and ! don't have ner-
vous or dizzy spells now"
The above statement was given Nav
LIST, 1913 and on February 18th, 1921,
Mrs. Hebb said: "My faith in Doan's
Kidney Pills is as strong as when !
hrst endorsed them. They cured me
OF kidney complaint and have had
little trouble since"
: Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remdyz-get
Doan's Kidney Pils-the same tina,
Mrs. Hebb had oster-Milburn Co.
Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
DeIbert of Soldier Stock.

Delbert comes Of soldier stock and
though only five years old is ready to
fight for what he wants. He pulled
the cats tail one day and his father
promised to punish him II he did such
thing again. A few days later his
father, on returning from the days
work, was confronted by Delbert with
the announcement: II puned the cats
tail and now want my punishment,
SO as to have II over with"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
Difference Between Poles.

What is the difference between the
north and south poles All the differ.
ence In the world.