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Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12

Boston, = Chinese inercilahts '.
Providence, Manchester, N. ill., anu
Boston have been dcfr.uded ""t y,
thousands of dollar in the las' Nv
weeks, according TO estimates Va
lice here. 4 metal badge VIII" ",
words .Chicken Inspector iuscrosA
Oh 1t was the means Whereby u ~"
and young woman HAD s"''.
Chinese restaurant owners. i"'
are, said to have entered ina"! AN ~.
taurants and demanded to see -
chicken on hand. On examination !. y
the meat they condemned IL 10 a,h.,
and under threat of fines anu ~ q
penalties. persuaded the pr"l'r'e''''
hand over "husli" money.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Denver Woman Burned to Death

Ranger, Texas.--Mrs. G. Il. Fry, u
of Denver, was burned to death neis
when trapped in al apartment mouse
fire, After having been guided saleI
from the burning building by her y"
she returned to the apartment Wnea
she became worried because her Soy
had re.entelpd the place to assist u
fighting the flames. N
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Ru..ians Smuggling Into Germany v,

.Berlin.-Iussian smnssiefs ,,s Il
ing the resources of the cus.s ess
sficials and guards on Germa.,i ,',is. d
ern frontiers. Large qua ,.reut
precious stones and gold rubles ~ ~ ;sos
ly have been taken from si'"u. s.. ipts
ing individuals seeking elitra,.s. Nd
Germany. One of the smussd Sa.d vis
a black bread sandwich stuau, u.,,,
diamonds, valued at millions " ,oaf 4
Yet another was munchl"s ~, alhl
bread, which was disco'e''
with gold rubles. -
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
Japs Make BIG Loan to Ro'''e'

TnkiO.-A group or psahu ,n.al,o.
has lent 5,OOO,OOO yen TO tl'e '' a.od,
stok government, secured y, w.. are
stored in forty warehouses tha' IN. n
controlled by the EoHerhl''en. ~. .hip.
money is to be advanced asalus. y, md
nents of yarn, woolen goods, s.s ,s.a ,ud
rice to Japan to be marketed mere =
abroad.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
World Call. for serv,e.

He serves best who serves most and
ne should serve most who is best
equipped for service. Unless he do
serve, crooked paths will not be made
straight, or errors corrected. Today
service slone sxalts the man.-Ex
changA
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12

$50 Yeu'rs Bill Dale. Well, D. Ny
of Bill Dale. 1t will b my Christmas
gift to you, little boy. What's your
name7" t
J, The Lad turned his surprised black
eyes upon the face Of the big and SUM-
Drowned man.
"Are you Bill Dalef"
Yes" .,t... ef
That which the boy said next struck
the big and sunbrowned man with al
the force Of bullet
$50 you're Bin Dale. Wen. D. NJ
soult"
Don't buddy. doott"
Ths boy went On: NY mama, itaa
Hansty. I come hare with Chxise-
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12

caihed -fUra- surrentef.
q: Dor. .-.tbs, Ra1l4.. fnf..t1f:.1 .1tnSmen
s 4ss.wso6,d6'f 'sfvs III yst: They isft theeif
Grover aud started to run: foipd them.
!: aeIves fidhsj Mdrelands' aAd: :Eittls-
i iiords n.eYerx direction cluhhed their
+ 'fines and foggnt.. H.a aa5 10t frls
i courage shat prompted them :te offer
!. feslstence thHS: Kswas utter :dspperG:
-.:1ton: they had never been Iivers Of
therefore theydid not expect
mercy. Dale's men forebore to IRE
!. :.hpon them, which, at Dale's. com
:.tnand. and met them. with dubbed
ssndes. The 4wobdland rang with the
-:sound of; 1tbd. lnd: .stesf crashing
.-pgainst wood and steel. .EyeyyMhsse
!: there were eroans and: threats and
..::.curses from the losing side. victorious
:, cries and further demands fer. q sur
]: reader from the ytnners., s.
-: BiH. Dale. ever 4 lover of fair COM
:. bit threw down his REPEATER to grap-
pie with big North Carolinian whose
=caubbed weapon had been knocked
from his hands. The two fell and
rolled down the nonntainside, locked
In each others arms. j.
And them ona sof the Balls struck
Bill Dale across the head with the butt
soS4his empty gun. and Bill Dale slack
4essd b!s, sE9s and lay as ono dead.
He was lying under cover in q hand
carSeds BLOCK walnut fourposter. and
1t was night. when he opened his eyes
agai6y Above him he saw the bearded
faces Of Ben Littleford and John
Moreland, and they looked haggard
Aud anxious in the oil lamps yellow
IiEht. Suddenly Moreland spoke:
..Dead-nothln'" jubilantly. Look.
Ben; he's done come toll Ye couldn't
put him in q cannon and shoot him
esinst a cliff and kill him. Benl I
hone ye're a-feelin' all right, Bill,
shore"
Dale realized everything quite clear
IL. He put hand to his head; there
was q wet cloth lying over the swollen
place.
HE shore give ye q buster Of .
lick" drawied voice that Dale in
stGnqy fscosnised - that Of his wor-
shlp9f BY Heck. DANCED ef Gale
Norelapd didn't might nigh It beat
Aim 70 death, BillI"
Many msu crowded to the bedside
ED sniIsd ct him. and b smiled back
= Them. Soon hs asked:
-Dld ysu capture ths ostatr'
>Dysy ars.sA sss se'@" asswerss
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12

tight: :in the .doynshirs o the ;offiee
buildln', onder gyard. The, aint but
one of 'em plumb teetotalIy dead, TO-
. wpnder; :. h4t .the;k5a whole pastet;of
EN- hurt. I've. done gent Luke to:town
|'sat kdasbacsc.';attsfA doctor fos you
AND saul ard LIffle roih; and he can
tend to them crippled Balls, foo. II
reckon, -af you think it.s best Aat're
1s6fs, bnl1"
"We're going to take them y the
oss;aFst'': ess,sst,t. . 3'.lf Rs!s answered
;. Il had a different plan AN /: that
planned .eut ::16Ai. ":.'said BY Heck.
winking at Ben Littleford. II had It
plapped out. to. hang. Am ALL oa.h big
green hemlock as q Christmas tree 70.
BILL Sons. .deyilIsh rough Christmas
eve Xs:rs- shawn. BIN Old! boy amt
Rather, smiled Dale. He clojst
hts eyks. Hs.hfad ached. and he Was
somehow very tired: !; {
Within the hour he went to sleep
and wkss'he 9kekesipa zylkhtS In
-Chfstnfasi m6rnfng: ben Littlefoyd;1
|-ha4- --dressed,-wa$-stsfsiuy the c6tis
{, ,tb Asssips4heX -mdntl,6d stone tf4.
place. Dale felt better than he had
teepested: .t6. 1tAl: he Greeted Lit4e,.
tord Rith 3he ssotnplihelfs Of the sea
son. arose and dressed himself. 9
+: Efttfef6ld 3ust gone with: a
hhiidfo4.-sf AaadhfHfss: ~06d towsra
the Kitchen :yhen:: !Apge yves 5s-f9w.
light tapping at theHontside door;of
zks3ttsss4xRs1s-.1uUafr-' Bar 1SioseS from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
cheers. lae: 9nes .weeqt .te -Ahey leqE; ;snd.
opened It. Before him seood &aS1
barefoot boy In the poorest offd5s; I
nTthe pit9ully slender: :&rn8 there, Ha..
(lomethlng yRDpe6 .rsfhes: loosely. In
Gfrumpla brgs&S 1ajeE. piae did not
remember having seen the lad nefqps
FKAt.he.&aew It was no Littleford.r 2 :
Come In. son." he invited cordial;
VI 7::cohS in, and WsrB y6nHaf ~
kood1essf ALIVE. -ltS tou scda: To- 20.
q Ia5eteetsd ilks! that' Havenfspu my
"shoesr mutered the by. 5ueeny.:
.,sEosi1"::iS! /: { =.
He xss siivering from tSs s&d hls
tmn sare are:laolaet1pinched and blue. hiS
eyes big and hollow. Dale stoobed,'
picked: him. up -b6dityy Scaffi&d; him TO:
the old rQeaer BE-, had just xacatsdt
and 'ptt him Into It with hands as een-.
tie as any woman's. 81
g HY"4 began the .,,h9y. staring
lard "y4fst-"". -; .....s ~; +
.--~".Now stick yOur,feet- OH. and warm
them. son-that's IT," and Dale chafed
stha.p3aE.tittles 4b1a: ,:-natc6 6sozen feet
'rsdh." he Went on aftefr moment,
'"y6d %. Is the tommissary clerk md,
tell hin Ito dtess you. up like the
crown: Prince Of England. il he's got
1t, and charge .tl,A same to the account
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
cAAp1sa xvui-ceIt,n ua.d.

: !. -
Soon the thunder OF the many rifles
!; became almost a-steads roar. The
: air was alled with the pungent .qdor
of burning pewter. -BiiI Date einbtied
] the magaa,es ..-sk .shis repeater.;san6
sank behind the big chestnut. to ,dll
1t again with cartridges frtfnn' hfs belt:
Bullets now wh!ned on both sides OF
HIN: observation-disclosures 2us
ID. the Dxfk OF B6tG sldes 81 the tres.
and knocked up lLttte.sputs Of hlsSls
easth: t6 :hds.- iSShs .and 10. hli tefti:
they cut of .twlgs within an arms
reach 6f him. "A dozen RallS: TAfe
now firing at him. seeking to avenge
the death Of thel. .kIpsmap. thu
|. Goliath. John Noreland's strong voice
came to him through the din and rQar;
Don't show no part o. yoreself now,
=Bssts=sf=s6' do 5ss'qf shore Be fit
Dale fired again. pumped = fresh
cartridge Into d. A,smher-of htA rife
and slipped another into the magazine,
and :1ruse- uehiud- me chesf6df.
DOWN. sBihl'- cried: John: Moisland.
nsDaIs heard he 6ayf no -&igh Of
1t. He- fred four shots -EapidE.-.aoa
before the wind hak ca5sie& away DE
binding smoke NE Vas Behind another
tree and shootieE, :eews.d stHe .Hehs
again. ,Seoa there came 2 shpyt lcnd
leai OF laughter from his left: he
turned his kead-snd ~4@' Bens:IsttieA
ford :sAkng..a .cAeefdl aIIx a4: a:l0QE
angle toward the side of q boulder.
ffieh tftffeford fired, and i puff Of
A. h--A
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12
&kGA Aasx1u1e:M!ia.1. G Z.
pefrauded Chinese Merchants

has helped thousands. Let us hvIp m.s,. .U
Write for cataloS.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12

. .KQAe. trNa to LIS. 1aAyls...
s:a 3e: :s{ esf sS%Ssss sssSss e fS;ss &s5s
away!"
Way. Bill. l,'tseplIed Littleforte.
"dldfet xesnsxer boSnce a:bsllst ,s4en'
. ock .aa asks !s'so tqsskssa gan
1t lasted hotiy for 1aa6. hbdex s11G
the casualties were comparatively
few. Because there, was 70 mpcl, cover
aaeila61A: Fyn;u :afe SktnnlnS the!
Ballse end the. Turner'S had the worst
sEb. Shlch vissdns - apklt shbot.:
ing. white whisky, and lack Of the
lyE t1at :HfkeE: HAE :lgffIpE mehS'
Tie csrtridges Of those below were
Elsi.E tut .thes had htsq toy aany:
sioH needlessly.
:::atk,4be,t time 10 71,sh .si1ensssDase.
said to John Moreiand- WIG bad .cyspt.
up beside him.
"Jest give the word" Moreland
nodded. -, =
Kf1W sihisiitfess:: :ikatisf;-:Bm gAstsa.
the wings SJof:hGsSiine down. thu. noun
talnside. forming q half-circle Of his
,,fegaH taess.aars:: thex7skN;gee.e.Hpe.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-01-12

lQpa- -leSx eSxs.s.....--4,--..--~~ ----s -.
Son." lie Went on after a moment,
Ef.i1 t&Aif soStins ;Sft:sf sheer pity.
'"yddi 80. to the tommissary clerk nnd
tell hin Ito dtsss you up like the
crown. Prince of England, !, IL hes got
1T, and charge tia same to the account
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

1 Was cured Of very bad case of
rheumatism by two bottles OF l..
j.. Hayden's wonderful Herb Medi.
cine, after suffering long time with
the dreadful disease. was unable
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had taken three doses of tho med.
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only two bottles Of the medicine has
made me a perfectly we'll man in
every respect. I cannot give Mr.. L.
J. Hayden too much praise for what
he has done for me. I have sent
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and they have also gotten cured. My
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Broad Street, Richmond, Va. I re-
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or the greatest healers Of the sick
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
DAY EXERCISEs
SUCCESS.

The Memorial and Decoration Da,
at tho National Cemetery, Nav 3Otl
was decided success and tho best
one in many years. G. A. Custer
Post, No. Il, Grand ARMY or the
Republic, with Richard Davis. Com.
mander; William A. Hankins Camn
NO. l, United Spanish-American WA,
Veterans, Joseph Poindexter, Com.
3nander, and Hankins Camp Auxil
larry, forming the Memorial Associa.
ton, take this means to thank the
friends and congregations of the va.
rious Churches for their liberal
donations In helping to defray the
expense Of that day.
Friday, June 2, all bills were paid
ana by rising vote, thanks were
rendered the various Uniform Ranks
and Cadets who took part In the
parade. Cadets OF Fulton and St
Joseph's School were added features
After returning from the cemetery
Wdlliam A. Hawkins Camp Auxiliar,
served supper to all who took part
III the parade. The repast was served
Mt the Pythian Castle and a Yer,
enjoyable evening was spent. A vote
Of thanks was rendered them by the
Uniform Rank, with many wishes 70,
their success.
Gus Hopson, Chairman; G. l.
Branch, secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
NOTICB TO THE PUBLIC!

On May 2S, at P. NJ, under the
auspices OF the Community Service
League OF Atast End there was held
q memorial exercise, supposed to be
IN honor OF the colored soldiers who
fought in tho Civil, Spanish Ameri-
can and World Wars. The Geo. A.
Custer Post, G. A. r. No. II and
William A. Hankins Camp, u. S. w.
V. No. i, who have the authority
from the Government to do this
honor to the soldiers, wish to inform
the public that the silver Offering
that was taken up did not reach
them, nor did the Grand Army give
any consent to this, as neither the
Post nor Hankins Camp knew Of it
until the circulars announced it.
This Is an act against the Govern
ment's ruling, so we are asking our
friends in contributing to mako the
Memorial Day continued success,
to do this through the proper au-
thorities.
Yours for the advancement Of the
cause, >.
George A. Custer Post, No. II,
@. A. r., Comrade Richard Davis,
Commander.
William A. Hankins Camp, No. /,
U. S. w. ", Joseph Poindexter,
Commander.
William A. Hawkins Camp Auxil-
larry, Mrs. Alice Poindexter, Presi-
dent.
Forming the Memorial Association
Comrade Gus Hopson, Chairman; G.
l.. Branch, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
CITIZENS ARE INCENSED

The citizens Of Louisa are said to
DO incensed at the treatment accorded
Mr.. Glenn, who is said to be highly re
spccted in the community, and they are
said to declare their determination to
DO everything in their power to bring
the guilty parties to Justice.
On the other hand, friends Of BNcN
ley, who is employed by II. H. Walton.
Louisa County supervisor and who con
ducts store and has large lumber in
terests in Pendleton, are bitter over
his arrest, declaring that the action
first should have boon taken by the
authorities against those who took
part in the tar-and-feather episode.
Crimes Dispatch, June 10, 1929
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
HON. MARCUS CARNEY TO
SPEAK HERE.

Meeting extraordinary to be address.
cd by the greatest Negro orator Of the
twentieth Century, Hon. Marcus Gar
vey. the man who is talked about OF
five continents.
Hear this man and be inspired. III
hear this man is to have a now hon.
and to live a new life.
Big musical program. Provisional
President Of Africa and President &c,
eral Universal Negro Improvement As
soication at the True Reformers Hall
June 30th, 1929. o.
Admission SO cents. Doors open at
S:15 p. M.
S. II. GREEN, Pres.
U. N. I. a. Richmond Div
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L. II. II II YDE ~
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
THE WOMAN'S BAPTIST STATE
EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.

The Woman's Baptist State Educat-.
ionnl Convention Of Virginia will meet
Juno 21st, 1922 Mt the Washington
Street Baptist Church. Of Bedford
City. Va. Rev. Gray, pastor. Mrs. Ellis
Davis, president of Aiding Society, 55i,
South street.
All persons expecting to attend
should send in their names at once.
Board and lodging will be one dollar
and fifty cents ($1.50) per day. Those
coming over the Chesapeake or the
Southern Railroads will change at
Lynchburg. Va. Fare from there Is
Ninety 600 Cents.
MRS. M. w. RICHARDSON,
Corresponding Secretary
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
Y. w. G.. A. NOTES.

The Girl Reserves invite the, citizens
and friends to be present ut the Vesper
services on Sunday evenings, June IS,
and 25th FROM to 7 o'clock. At which
time Silver Offering will be taken for
the benefit. Of the Reserves Conner
cnce Fund. Conference to be held at
Kittrell College,, Kittrell, N. c., Aug
ust 9th-19th.
The Comrades and O'Cheer Corps Of
which Miss Beatrice Edmunds anu
Mrs. r. o. Mundin are leaders will
have charge Of the program OH Sunday
June 18th, and will present Mrs. Car.
RE Dean in vocal solo and the follow
ing girls In program consisting Of vo.
cal and instrumental selections.
A Story, Mrs. Grace Jones; Voca.
Solo, Miss II. Barrett; Paper, Miss Cor
inc Daniels; Duet, Misses Elsie Gaines
and r.. Burwcll: Instrumental solu
Miss Barco; "Some Conference EXperl
ences" Miss Elsie GAINS; Instrumental
Solo, Miss Annette Huclcs; Recitation
Miss Annette HucleS; Vocal Solo, Mis-.
Mary Mayo.
1t is hoped that the parents anu
those interested in tho girlhood OF
Richmond will be present Sunday and
make their contribution toward send
ing at least one girl to Conference
The object Of these conferences which
the National Y. w. c. A. holds all over
the country for city girls is:
To'widcn the reach Of girls dove ami
friendship.
TO study the Bible.
| TO live In the great Outdoors.
To change thinking.
TO break down barriers.
The following lines from one Of tho
girls tell simply just what it means t
the girls and just how they EXPECT
these friends to assist on Sunday.
a gift Of silver is all we ask,
$50 please he very kind)
To>send "Y" girl to Conference
And-do bear this in mind,
We girls need some enjoyment and cor
tact.
So to Kittrell, We'll go,
TO study, to sing, to hike
From morn to night;
If YOU will but make 1t 80.
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near tho spot where he was standing.
He ran into tho house and was fired
on three times through Il side window.
IIe went upstairs and procured rifle,
but when he returned tho attackers
had retired.
SAID TO HAVE IDENTIFIED MEN.
Mr.. Glenn is said to have positively
identified the white men as Buckley
and G. e. Via. Buckley is in Jail, with
two .colored men, William Hughes AMI
jim west, both Of whom, Mr.. Glenn be
lievcs, he will be able to identify as
the colored men who came to his 0ooi
and sought directions to the Donald
mine. Via is out on $4,000 bail, with a
preliminary hearing set for next Tues
day. commemorative Attorney w. ..
Bibb, Of Louisa County who is conduct
ing an investigation is Of the opinion
: that more than the four under arrests
were implicated in the attack OH Mr. +.
Glenn, and efforts are being made 10
round up others believed to have been
involved.
| Earlier the same evening party
composed Of three white men drove up
to Mr.. Glenn's house in an automobile
and are said to have talked to the min
lister in threatening tones. They are
said to have been under the Influence
Of whisky. Buckley is said to have
been seen with the party shortly after
wards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
/. a. n. G. T.. MEMBERSHIP
g.. DRIVE.
OUR SLOGAN $500 NEW MEMBER

OUR SLOGAN $500 NEW MEMBERS
Interest in the National Association
for tho Advancement Of Colored Peo-
pie is continually growing and membe,.
ships are coming in, however we are
far from the $500 mark.
On next Sunday afternoon, June Is.
at o'clock there will be Il meeting in
interest Of our Drive at the 1st Baptist
Church, South Rlchmond, Corner 18th
and Decatur Streets, Rev. w. l.. Ran
som, D D., will deliver the address and
1t ia hoped that the meeting will be a,
tended by citizens from both the North
and South sides Of the city. Come ont
and lend your interest and co-opera-
ton to the organization that has for
its aim the stamping out Of injustice
TO the Negro. which injustice contin-
ues within the bounds of our own city.
w. T.. DENNY. Pres.
MRS. L. l.. STANARD, Sec.
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Read The Planet for information
concerning the worlds "doings" and
watch Our advertisements. May
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have been looking for.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
MOB ATTACKS WHITE
MINISTER IN LOUISA:
Attack Is Connected With Assault Oh
Herbert Buckley. Who Now Is Held
as Participant In Shooting-Rigid
Probe in Progress.

Excitement is said to be running
high, and much bitter talk is being In
dulged in in Louisa County as the re-
suit of tho actions Of one Of two 90
called factions In applying coat o.
tar and feathers to man, said to DO
n member Of tho opposing faction, anu
the alleged retaliatory tactics Of the
latter in an apparent attempt on the
life and the destruction Of the proper
ty Of minister, who, some seem to
have gained the impression, had In
some way instigated the tnrring and
feathering.,
>'Thursday night party Of masked
men visited the home Of Herbert Buck
ley. at Pendleton near Mineral. and
took him to tho woods, where they ap
piled coat of tar and feathers. Prior
to this, he was given beating.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17

Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
A perfect cure has been effected
by l.. j. Hayden's Pure Herb Medi.
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and have not suffered from the
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Thirteen years ago twelve leading
physicians Of my city treated me for
Kidney trouble and gravel without
the desired benefit. These doctors
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was the only chance for me. I was
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Hayden's Herb Medicine and try be
fore being operated on. did so,
and In twenty-four hours after using
his medicines I passed at least a
half dozen gravel, some as big as q
large pea. Since that time I have
not suffered with the gravel. I
highly recommend l.. J. Hayden's
medicine to all suffering humanity.
am, J, A. PAGE.
Auburn Ave-, Richmond Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-17
HOUSE IS SHOT UP.

Another party. believed to be friends
of Buckley, on tho succeeding night
paid a visit to the home Of Rev. y. IL.
Glenn, and fired several charges from
shotguns into tho house, several mar.
rowly missing the minister. In the
party according to Mr.. Glenn, were
two white men and two colored ones
The colored men asked to be directed
to a mine known as the Donald mine
Mr.. Glenn went to the door in his
night clothes and was standing on tile
hack porch whom, he says. two men
fired on him from ambush No slrot hit
him, but both loads struck the house
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-05-19
GRAVES THINGS OF BEAUTY
Cooks Esthetic Sense Must Be Graft
fled-lnartlstic Surroundings
Produce Depression.

Housewives have wondered why
Bridget, the cook, packed up and left
without giving reason for her action.
Now the secret is out. 1t was, in all
probability, Dudley Crafts Watson,
interior decorator, says, because her
eSthetic sense was not gratified in her
inartistic surroundings.
Perhaps the coloring and design on
the wallpaper did not strike a har-
monious cord in her spiritual makeup.
Many a cook has left because of
the pictures in her room," Watson said
in recent lecture in Milwaukee, the
Milwaukee Journal reports. mo old,
inartistic picture should be hung in
her room. The wallpaper should be
warm, rosy, full of Jolly color and of
graceful design She needs beauty"
In order to keep the cook from be-
coming dissatisfied and leaving he Of
ferS the following advice:
IF your cook enjoys your finest
painting or rarest print hang 1t in her
room"
Or, in case one is fortunate enough
to support gallery, the problem, no
doubt, could be simplified by moving
in a bed and turning the gallery over
to the cook.