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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
MoUie Managers
In Four Houses
o Help " Tower''

Hey Movie Fans, Would you en-
Joy a good show to help Charity
Certainly YOU would. And wouldn't
you get much more pleasure out of
seeing a movie II you knew that
one-ffth Of the price you paid The
girl at the window was going di-
rectly into the Tower OF Babel
fund 20 provide a Christmas feast
for about 1000 poor kiddies from
Ray Birds Rescue Mission;
That Is exactly what happens
when you attend Che Blackstone.
Orpheum, LaSaile or Castle on the
following dates.
OrpheUm, next Monday. Gloria
Swanson viii be playing in The
Impossible Mrs. Beuew" Gloria
never was tedious 10 look upon
when she flashes on the silver
screen, but when one can see Gloria
and give TO charity all for the same
price she should be irresistible.
Also on Monday the Castle The
alter VIII be showing L. Dexter i'm
Grand Larceny" The manager of
that coy little theater has Joined
NA-AA blAN tthbNF me n-iDIItA houses li
giving 20 percent. or oue-ffth OF
his days proceeds 20 the ever
growing Tower OF Bable" fund. d.
Next Tuesday movie fans VIII
md Mae Murray at tho Blackstone
theater in Broadway Rose" Mae
is said 10 be unusually clever in this
play OF New York life. and on that
date one-ffth or the box Office re-
turns from this theater will go to
the poor foiks.
On next Wednesday the last Of the
Tower OF Babel" days. viii find
Tom Moore at the LaSalle doing
his hit in Mr. Barnes of New
York" As every one knows Tom is
a clever boy and his latest Offering
IS said to be unusually snappy Tom.
no doubt, will do n lot OF good for
the poor folks of South Bend
Let's go, fans. Let's go to the
movies til il hurts--Our eyes.
Learning makes a man At com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
BRITISH PREMIER
WOULD CANCEL
ALL WAR DEBTS
BOnar Law Declares for Bal
four Policy of Interval
lied AbrOgatiOn.
lconllnuel Ion r. Onel

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20 pay her way she would be ex-
pected 10 pay her debts, while others
who had made no such sacrifices es-
capped. and the warning that too
sudden deGation i'm Germany might
produce there all the evils of unem-
pIoyment from which other coun-
tries are already suffering.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
MOVING PERMITS

Joseph ZbieranskL 1902 Florence
s.. 10 1904 y. College -.
J.. W. Morse, $40 +. Indiana av.,
70 Detroit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
LABOR PARTY NOW
CLAIMS ATTENTION
IN GREAT BRITAIN
Election of Conservatives Held
as Boon TO New Progress
sive" Faction.
by DAVID VI. CHURCH.
International News Service staff
Correspondent

LONDON, Dec. 14.-"Watch La
bor."
This is the word that is being
passed by British political observ-
ers, for the impression is prevalent
that staid old Britain is on the verge
Of government by a Labor party.
OF course a Labor government Is
not an immediate probability. Tor
things move slowly in England. but
it certainly IS agreed that the pres
eut trend OF politics IS in favor Of
the Labor party. There are many
who are willing TO wager that there
VIII be n Labor government within
the next three years.
The election Of a Conservative
government. under the leadership a
Bonar Law. = probably the best
thing that has ever happened for
the Labor party. There are already
very patent signs that the Bonar
Law party IS going to be reactionary.
hut like America. England is done
with things reacuonary IL will
take time but the resentment
against reactionary things will pile
up and pile mp. and the next cleo
tion wiz probably see victory for
the Labor party-at least that IS
the opinion or such persons as Lady
Aston. Sir Hall Game, II. G. Wells
and scores OF other progressive
thinkers.
Progressive Element.
The Labor party cannot be re-
garded any longer as strictly a La
Dor par.y-it is travelling under a
misnomer The SO-Called Labor par.
y is really England's Progressive
party; in rs ranks are the most pro-
gressive thinkers in England. and
hCrny-handed sons OF toll are in the
minority
Ramsay Macdonald. leader OF the
Labor party, has never been a
manual lGLorer. lie was a school
teacher in his early days and later
became a private secretary. His ca
reer In public life during the last
few years has been enc Of states
manship.
Arthur Henderson was once a
working engineer. but he was also
AZ intellectual lab"rer, for on sun
days he was q local preacher.
j. r. Clyres has been a manual
/ .aborer. hut far in the distant past:
| :or many years he has been a fig.
ure in public lie and an organizer
/ OF labor.
Wells is Power.
I IT. C.. Wells. author and histo-
rian, is a driving power IN the la
Dor party movement.
Margaret BOrdfield. leader OF the
women o. the Labor party move
ment. IS an economist and organizer
Hamilton Fvfe and George Laus-
bury two OF the best known editors
OF London are high in the Labor
( party councils
il is persons OF this type who are
making the present Labor party Of
Great Britain. The tOilers are in
the minority at least those wh-
toll with eli hands. and ministers
clerks. etnomists. politicians. eGi
T tors. stu3nts and all sorts and man
ner OF ~ and women are join!rz
the movement for a real progressive
political party. Nobility even q
f,ocki~g 20 the Labor standards
Lord Haldaue IS en- ardent I.aborire
and Arthur Ponsonby. who was
page Of honor 20 King Edward Is
also among the leaders.
The tide against reaction Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
Goats

Your little daughter. If
she's between 2 and 8 years
old, will be made happy if
you give her one of our
beautiful little Velour Coats
with Krimmer Cloth collar.
cuffs and front. The color
choice includes Copen, Sor-
rento, Reindeer and Scarlet.
ard the price is most reason
able.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
steadily mounting and is finding eN
preston through the Labor party.
Watch Labor"
WITNESSES TELL
OF BLOODY MARCH
THROUGH HERRIN

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brother through the woods at the
edge of the village.
What did you see IN the woods
he was asked
Fourteen men who had been shot
down and some armed men, and
added he had then gon toward the
city cemetery.
What did YOU find there o" asked
Delos Duty states attorney.
Il found six men in ;he middle
of the road tied together with
ropes about their necks Three OF
them were still breathing 1 think"
Did YOU see anything else of
wounded or dead men?"
Saw Four Dead.
yes, we drove down the road i'm
an automobile and saw four more
dead-one Of them hanging 10 q
tree"
Mr.. Lentz said he could not iden-
tify any Of those he had seen with
guns except Herbert Walker. who
is not one of the defendants i'm the
present case an indictment aEains,
him having been set aside at the
request Of thu prosecution.
/. y. Lentz followed his brother
on the stand TO cOrrOboTatc the lat
ter's testimony regarding the finding
OF the bodies. George Harrison who
has a farm at Herrin near the scene
OF the Sayings, told of seeing a
group Of about p men with a single
prisoner near his farm.
They started south with the pris-
oner and shot him down when ne
ran" he said
Later the witness testified he saw
another group Of about L armed
men enter a clump Of woods with
two prisoners. Then he heard shots
he added.
Mr. Harrison pointed ont Bert
Grace. one os the defendants IS
one Of the men he had seen with
a gun I'm his hand. He also said he
had seen Otis Maynard and Dallas
/ McCree, neither OF whom is a de
PENDANT. Maynard. he said. had nc
gun.
Tell OF Shooting.
McCree. according 20 the witness
with three other men whom he was
unable 10 identify. came up 10 hi-
barn and told him they wanted "a
go through the lot "tO head Of
some men who had gotten loose"
What else did he say?' Harrison
/ was asked
He said: We shot two OF them
before we got here"
/ Another witness. Lawrence Belre
q Herrin truck driver. pointed out
[ from the stand Joe Carnaghi. de-
PENDANT, as a member of the mol
whom he had seen carrying "a Tis-
! toll
r. L. Poole. q resident O. Herrin
/ testified he Lad seen Leva Mann
another defendant, and Percy Han
resident OF HerrIn who Is not
among the defendants in the pres
cnt case. among the armed march
/ ers.
/ The witness said he had seer
|among the spectators who had
watched the procession. Robert Her
ron. CHEZ Of police OF Herrin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

Learning makes man At COM
pany for himself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
Sweaters

Every girl wants a Sweater
for Christmas and we have a
good selection to choose from.
Good heavy weight Sweaters,
Just right for winter wear, are
being offered in Brown. Navy,
Copen and Cardinal. They are
the button front style IN plain
stitch and have belt. pockets
and roll collar. Sizes 8, 10 and
y years.
s.. 50 each
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
SEEK TWO WOMEN
md TWO MEN m
COUPLES MURDER

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-06
Waitress Wanted Hotter Warren.
Order your Ignite from q. "a. Lind.
etrOm., $6.46 ton. 81 stlss g g


Waitress Wanted Hotter Warren.
Order your Ignite from a. "a. Lind.
str0m, $6.45 a ton. s -s;.. .s5s
DR.. G. "A. Gunnarson spent Thanks:
giving day with his mother in Hal
lock.
$500 month will place Colum.
bfa Grafonola in your home. II. L
Tornell.
Mrs. Hunter Quistgard spent
Thanksgiving at the home OF her par
ents in Crookston. & Il Isl
Live chickens, ducks and geese
wanted. Call or write for prices,
Warren Creamery. .ss
Mrs. F. ]. Bolton of Edmonton, Al.
berta, is a guest at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. r. p. Luttrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lindgren went to
Hallock last Thursday to eat their
Thanksgiving dinner at the home Of
Mr.. Lindgren's parents. Gz
The First National Bank of Warren
has several. good teams Of horses for
sale. Prices and terms right. Gail
at the bank. Also some good cows.
Misses Gundy .Lodoen and Elda
Palmer. who are attending the State
Teachers College at Bemidji, spent
the Thanksgiving vacation at their
respective homes. 81
Fascinating needle work novelties,
just the wanted gifts, will be. found
at the Cleaners sale Saturday, Dee,
9th, at 2 O'Clock at Our Savior's
Lutheran church. So q
Mrs. Leora Cassidy and daughter,
Anne, returned Sunday morning from
Bemidji where they had spent Thanks
giving at the home of Mrs. Cassidy's
brother Chauncey.s S
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from = tn.
'iercliD tested herd7 P. Frost Spautd-
ing Farm Co S: &. ~ I'd. & 4
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buy &c &C the Eexall store. s.
vaftrf sWsnte ll-H0fel Warren

~
aitrees Wanted IL Hotel Warren. 81
New Xmaa FOODS coming IN NV
doams 1esyeify Store 3. s..
MT. and Mrs. a. u. NilsestNen spent
Thanksgiving day with friends u Hal
li0ck. .s5 Us.
You can buy copies 81 the Sheaf al
eaafaet, 49,. snop ana me vast sadt
1919 -. -
ITS e. =. I y deilenuu!lyS en-
llerlalned g numper q Ne TRENDS g
cards saturdays evening,
DE- 4 Charley SNYDER, q Middle ~
Ivef, spent i y with ms fath
err Q. 3. snyd er, s. this city:
Hot ,nnch MI, rs served Nv Is.
Ladies', Aid Al the sale On Saturday
Dec 9, beginning ct 2 O'Clock at Ou1
ISaviors lutheran Church.
Mise f,lore Ealvoraon uuho +aoc,,o.
IN tho nnhl;c uchnola a ,rhiaf Rivo,
!, Fails anant ti,a vaca
ton at the home 81 her narents here
raa+a,. IS paa, ,vho 10 ,,,r, -, ~.
instructor At Enaaton snant q rs n.
Thanksoiv,no hnlidava v,th ,lfr;anao 9,
This civ. re retnrnine "a =: It snn
day evening. ,s5s
.....,.
We note tnal byron =. !undqn,s
mr., nort Clnh - Numerous me ne c III
ID orpan,zef1 FOR the i,eye,nnment a
exnort trade n America, = "a
80. 49, !, ], ., q, u,
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Buy 1t at the Rexall Store.
Waitress Wanted Hotel Warren.
November Records now on sale at
j. L. TOrnell's. .
Mrs. e. r.. Kezar and son, David,
spent Thanksgiving day at Crookston.
Miss Mildred Snyder returned home
Tuesday morning from weeks visit
at Roseau, MINI.
Now is the time to frame your pic
lures. A big line OF new patterns
Just n.-E. L. T0rnell. #.s i ,#
- Walter Ehaust, Of Crookston, ar
rived; Saturday for a visit at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. e. r. Kezar. 8.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SEVERN left
Saturday evening for Bemidji, after
an extended visit at the home OF Mrs.
severin's parents.
81 Extra copies of the sheaf may be
bought at the news. stands at the
East Side Confectionery and at
Bakkes Sweet Shop.
McCArN BUYS CREAM, EGGS,
POULTRY AND HIDES. PHONE
382. !: -. + Z. IL
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Wattress Vanted-H Hotel Warren.
Miaa nae NSlmsf rona -. - r1allocr
Visited In the CITY. Tuesday 81 this
sWeek.
We are now grinding feed every day
OF tie week Farmers Mill and Eleva-
tor
Gin Lamberson left last FRIDAY for
Duluth on combined business and
pleasure trip.
live chickens. ducks and eaea "a.
wanted. Call or write for prices.
Warren Creamery. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. g. Kezar, Sc Oslo.
spent Sunday visiting at thes n. Il.
Kezar and ". Il. Mattson homea
Miss 1filara wa, 80
innate N -tl,a n.,,,ic sc1oa, 80 :n.t.ost
nenr tho Tho I'm vi,r - en -
the home of her Parents ia, sthis civ.
Is Mrs. Horr,c, Me- j ! a,,a,,.. -, lx,s..
HeaIv wilI Two .aocte 4, ~. - So
manf ~ the GotI,o,f, .,,,,,,.,,, n,,,,,.s.
sdav eneninp No An - Euoru,, ~ -
welcome Il n a = 8
~.
o,v,n,, Tan e,...,,a,,
,,,.ht ta,,s,,,. 80 =. -, ay
49, = ~ s. - g /. Wv a.'nie,11tu
!, silo" s'orn " j ~ MONDAY .ll anu reai
Drafting WINTER We eat
IS Marriage licenses issued during the
past week by Alfred C. Swandby are
as follows Anton q. Nerad to Flor
ence 2. Meisch, Carl Gunlnar Swed-
Derg 10 Lillian ILL q. swanson.
'.Smilin' Through was shown at
the Strand Theater last Wednesday.
The picture was one Of the hest seen
in. Warren and the special music was
greatly enioyed by the large audience
Arvfd Boman arrived last 81 week
from Illinois to look after business,
matters. He has lately moved from
Knoxville to Galesburg. having gone
into the tire manufacturing business
In the latter city. 81 go:
g r. W Rerp former,v of tho vii.
lard Rattoru Snrvino sfo+;on - Far-.
60, arrived Sunday to accept q posi-
ton with the Warren Auto Co. Mr..
Berg Isl an experienced battery exnert
and will have charge OF the battery
department Of the Warren Auto &c.
95=-Ralnh R,,e w vii, leave tomorro,v,
night ..fors Kansas civ Mo. where -.
viii ,attend the Sweeney AEtnmohi1a
School dnrinp tha winter n,cnthe toll.
inp m esn -. I tha strdn - rodio
the school having one Of The. hest
broad casting stations Il this country.
Il. j. Hill, Of east of Warren, re-
turned recently from astyisit with his
daughters In the Twin ! Cities. He.
informs us that the girls. are allswen.
and ARE greatly pleased 4. with the
ettiess II They send greetings toi their
many friends iatlWarren and the COM
munity. :s. sls:s ::.;.. a.. 81 d
Tie ca tho,ic Indies, AID onds II 10
friends. Of Mr1ss:=Ioe :Ovaak and MISS
Sarah 4. O'Meara wish to thankS these
ladies through the columns Of the;
Sheaf Tor the excellent ax lunch served
N the hall last Thursday and the:,en-
Joyable time Afforded all the patrons
OF the *ana1r. S. T.
Rev Melander, lately Of Calgary,
Alberta, now Of st. Paul, delivered 81
lecture on Il mission work In Africa,
Illustrated with magic lantern slides,
atr the Swedish Lutheran church last
Friday evening. He expects to leave
himself for the Augustana Synod mis-
sion field near Lake Tanganyika, In
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NOTICE TO asTO CKHOLDERs

81 The annual meeting Of the stock
holders ct the Warren Building and
Loan Association which was to: have
been held at the Warren National
Bank on Monday, Dec q, was post
poned on account Of stormy weather
to Thursday, Dec Z, at 8 o'clock p.
N. The election of. three members to
I'LL expfrations Of the Board Of Di-
rectors win take place and the trans
action Of other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
a. b. MATTsON, Sec.
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tISsEs
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-12-23
NO WORD OF CENSURE

| have no word of censurc for the
National Association for the Advance
ricnt OF Colored People per SO and its
earnest members who mean well and
are doing their best; but | do object to
these autocrnts exploiting thcms sltcs
1t the expense OF the association and
seeking to helittlc those who do not
pay homage to thCm.
ii has been presumed from the he
ginning that the National ASsocia; ion
!1r the Advancement OF ColOrCd poo
PIC was Ii non-pOlitical organization.
but true to NY political faith | can but
resent TIC present leaders invariably
lining NJ otherwise and misleading
their Followers into killing Off some CT
'lc few friends We had in the Senate.
l resent this with Ill my soul | cspcc-
ialiy resent their action towards Scna
tor Du Pont. who was defeated through
the activities Of tho n. a. ~. C. p, and
whose Friendship for and fidelity to
us have never been questioned. and in
his stead they elected n Senator, who
;iready has voted with the Democrats
} on every roll call where any matter Of
interest to the Negro was at stake.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-12-23
Roanoke News
PERRY HOWARD.

ROANOKIJ VA, December 90
Mr.. G.. l.. Pittman. 212 Seventh Ave
nue, N. 'E. has been confined to his
home the past two weeks, suffering
with rheumatism.
Tho Rev. James S. Hatcher, B. d.
D. D. delivered wonderful sermon
Sunday morning at Mt. Zion A. M.
T.. Church. At night he preached
from the Psalms Of David. All who
heard this message returned home
formation regarding tho truth OF the
Word Of God.
Mr.. Gillie Grimes, OF Eighth Ave
nue., N. w. has been ind;sposed for
three weeks. He is improving.
Mrs. Cora Shelton, Of Eighth Ave.
nue., N. w. has been much indisposed
during the past week.
Mr.. James Wooden, of Ninth Ave
nue.. N. w. was injured in tho N.
and w. yards recently. a ladder on
a moving freight car was the cause
of the accident.
Mr.. Samuel Corbott, Of Wells Alley
has; been indisposed for two weeks.
Mrs, Julia Dawson, Of Wells Alley
n. W., who has been sick for Soy
oral wcelas, is getting on nicely, in
the care Of DR.. Roberts. She suf-
fered a stroke OF paralysis.
Rev. w. e. Lee, pastor OF High st.
Baptist Church delivered a very help.
full sermon to his congregation Sun
day night. He used as his text;
"Behold a sower went forth to SOW"
DR.. J. II. Pinkard, of Salem ave.
nue., rendered his mother birthday
dinner, December Is. Mrs. Sarah
'Pinkard lis in her Goth year and ex-
pressed herself as bdng utterly sur
prised when visit to the dining
room revealed 90 lighted candles on
beautiful cake. DR.. and, Mrs. J.
Fl. Pinkard spared no pains in max
ting this a happy affair. Dr.. Pinkard
gave his mother a $500 gold piece
Mother Pinkard Is quite active for
her advanced age and has a wonder
full personality for goodness and
Christian acts. No wonder such n
son Is successful, when a mothers
prayers go up for him
Mrs. Dorothy Sims, of 331 Ninth
Avenue, N. W., the busy hustling
agent for the Conner Rain Coats for
men and women, boys and girls, is
eaIHeSuiy soACllihB Joui pdIiohISc.
These coats are Of the highest grade
and latest styles. See her before
purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. Henry Price, Of 614 Eleventh
Avenue, N. e., has been sick for a
number Of years and keeps quite
feeble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Budheart, COZ Park
Street,. left Wednesday for trip to
Tennessee.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Lille
Patterson took place from the Hill
Street Baptist Church Thursday af-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-12-23

ternoon. She died after short ILL
ness Of about two weeks. Rev. d.
r. Powell, the pastor preached from
tho text selected by the deceased,
"IIord make me to know mine end
ana the measure Of my days, what it
is that 1 may know how frail | am"
Mrs. Patterson was q faithful men,
Der Of the Church and strong
Christian woman, always laboring
for the advance Of the Kingdom. Sho
was faithful to all OF the auXiliaries
Of the Church, and a living epistjo
for good, seen and read Of men. The
people sacrificed to como to her fun
eral during the inclemency OF last
Thursday. a large delegation Of
ministers was present. G. G. Will
liams had charge Of the body.
Remember Madison Stanficld, 1853
Wells Alley. N. w. will furnish the
reading PUBLIC with The Richmond
Planet, edited by John Mitchell, Jr.,
the paper THAT gives you the country
and world news. He also has the
Defender Of Chicago and Pittsburgh
Courier. He handles Salvasena, the
best LaGHppc and Influenza remedy
known to mon; Indian Herb Pills,
the best in use. Try these and cure
yourself.
Now the year has nearly closed, so
friends and patrons, prepare to settle
all accounts for your paper and keep
the confidence Of the agent at Roam
oke. Thank you.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-12-23

add ask them 10 help pass the anti
lynching bill since they have emSar'
raised us Republicans who were doing
tho best we could. think that l am III
position to say that the bill would
have Jared far better IL there had been
less of johnson and his bungles0m9
tactics.
Johnson and others used the peoples
money luvishly under the assurance
that this bill would pass, and upon It's
failure he seeks Il goat"
Instead of having contributed to the
defeat Of this BILL l was tire author Of
the Calm bill introduced by Congress
man Calm, of Cleveland, Ohio, to
whom i was introduced by MIR. n. ID.
Brascher and had the Calm bill intro
duccd with view to forcing the pro
poncnts OF the Dyer bill to cncroucn
certain fundamental features into their
bill to give it teeth. Mr.. Dyer accepted
these WREN we went before tho Judic.
AIRY Committee Of the House for hear
ing.
DEFEATED SENATOR'S ACTIVE
"Jim" further knows that when the
SiXty-scvcntlr Congress recessed in
September on the last day thereon he
met Henry Lincoln Johnson and my.
self in Senator Lodge office where we
were all hustling and SQUIRTING, trying
to get action OH this bill before AT.
journment. And it was Senators Du
Pont France, Lodge. New and others
we had busy on this proposition.
Jim knew all I'll . when ne let
loose this diabolical and malicious re-
lease, which was solely for discredil.
ing my friends and me and bolstering
up himself; and when no says that
there are astounding revelations Of my
activities to defeat this bill he takes
himself out Of the pale and category
OF decent men in uttering such an IN
famous falsehood, and l defy him to
produce one scintilla of proof to sus-
tain his malicious allegations.
The only difference between "Jim"
and me on the anti.lynching bill is
that he Is growing rich while / am
growing poorer in trying to Tut it
through.
Regardlcss Of whether in the change
or changes bad persons, labelled Re-
publicans. crop into office. still I am u
Republican without apologies. and II
inns be treason, then make the most Of
it.
PERRY HOWARD.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-12-23
PERRY HOWARD REPLIES

Continued from First Page)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-12-23
Y. w. @. A. NOTES.
THE RESERVES PLAN TO Spread
HOLIDAY SPIRIT.

On Sunday, December oath, at tho
regular Vesper hour the Reserves will
sing Xmas Carols as follows: The r. l.
G.. two selections; the Carnations two
selections; vocal solo by Miss Flor
ence Smith Of the O'Cheer- Extempo
club. Tho advisers are preparing o
playlct "When the King Came" and it
is hoped that M ISIS Atlanta Brown in
structor at Virginia Union University
and Miss Viola L. F.. Chaplain, dire:-
tor Of the Girl Reserves will speak
Mrs. M. w. Conner and DR.. B. 3