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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
GERMANY in 1923
KAISER Glory" Is Bankrupt in Germany
Wilhelm Ruined Himself by His Flight
His Book on War Is Considered Failure
CrouDn Princes Memoirs Better ReceiUed

nslist. The picture n presents Of tho
ox.kaiser In n highly sympathetic
one II shows wilhelm misunder'
stood ana disliked by his parents.
In war II shows him showed aside by
Hindenburg and Ludendorff. II do.
pics his sleepiess nights and rect.
iens days. II Is interesting because
written by skilled author.
Concerning tho Kaiser I'm Doorn."
purpor's 10 be personal memories by
n German woman II In pure propa
sanda.
or quits . different tenor II the
book which In black and white let
tera has across ita cover the word
'Tfohonzollern.
II ia bitterly antiroyaii-t. N sets
forth the huge sums the royal family
cost Prussia and Germany. tho i'm
menss estates tho Hohenxolierna
claimed after tho monarchy's down.
fall. and the big amounts they were
allowed 20 receive.
All IN all. II In the kind OF book
which arms republican orators with
ample ammunition whenever tho
question OF another German kaiser
comes up.
TOMORROW; what Germany
bought for Christina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An Instructive book has been pub
nshed by DR.. A. S, McCieary. the
noted rectal specialist OF Kansas
City. This book tells how sufferers
cured without the use OF knife. ecte-
sors. -hot" iron. electricity or any
other cutting or burning method.
without confinement to bed and no
has been a success for twenty-three
years and in moro than six thou
sand cases. The book is sent posf-
paid free to persons afflicted with
piles or other rectal troubles who
clip this item and mail IL with
name and address TO DR.. AcCleAry.
547 Parkview Sanitarium. kAnsas
City. Mo.---Advertisemen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Street Vacating
Hearing Put Off

Hearing on the Rainier Golf and
Country clubs request that several
streets in Boulevard park be vacated
because they interfere with the golf
course was postponed Tuesday -
I'll January %. when the matter cans
up before tho county commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Dry Chief Will
Meet Enforcers

WASHINGTON. JAn- .. - Pro
hfb,tion Commissioners Haynes viii
leave hsrv January - 70 attend the
meeting OF Oregon state enforcement,
officers at Portland. Ora. beginning
January -. II was learned here to
day.
After conclusion Of the meeting.
Haynes. IN company with Col Guy
Mutt. chief or tho narcotic division.
viii make a tour % the Pacific coast
studying enforcement conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
THE YOUNG LADIES' rns,itu,s

a fraternal organization. "Wednesday
issued statement expressing Its
thanks to members OF the orsaniza.
ton and their friends for generous
contributions 20 the Christmas party
held for the industrial girls OF the
House Of tho Good Shepherd Each
Of tho 81 girls was made happy by
two Christmas gifts personally Sc
iecied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
OFFICERS

Daniel KcIleher, Chairman
j. w. Spangler, President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03

Organized Orer Forty Years Ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Need One Member
for Civil Board

Appointment of successor 20 J.
Y. G. Kellogg. whose terms on the
board OF civil service commissioners
expired on December 81. 1922. Is ex-
pectcd TO complete the change In the
commissions personnel.
The city council Tuesday elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
COINS

Frank T. Boyie. Seattle attorney. 10
succeed Ralph NJ. Mccullough on the
board Mccullough was removed
from office by the mayor on Tuesday
morning. Last fall the mayor re
moved Chauncey A. Baxter. the
council electing Frank w. Cotterill
20 the vacated position
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
ny MILTON BRoNNER

BERLIN, Jan. ss--The glory OF
Wilhelm HohenHoliern In dead
busted bsnkrupt-not worth 8
cents on tho dollar--or. 10 put n
oermanwiss. not worth five pfsn-
ninss. evan In paper mark
Wilhelm damaged his legend when
he ran away 20 Holland.
Also.
First--with 40 many OF hi. coun.
trymen Impoverished. he lives in
luxury.
seoond-Hs has refused repeatedly
to give even little sums TO aid war
victims
Third.-Hs wrote n ridiculous book.
disclosing no new facts. but blaming
subordinatss for all that went wrong
Fourth-~After sentimentaltsts had
rung tho changes ON the story Of his
hearts burial with tho dead empress.
he took a new wife.
And a very large rifth--Cont-mpt.
uous laughter has boon aroused in
Germany by tho widespread report
that Wilhelm submitted To tho
monkey gland operation.
II In impossible for the most de-
voted Iunkers 20 mako Wilhelm of
Hohenxoliern'- name q railying cry.
Nor do they find the former crown
prince any better. 70 all their efforts
now are 10 make as attractive as pos
sibi. the image Of young Prince WI.
helm. eldest grandson OF the sH.
kaiser.
The former kniser's own book has
been largely a failure I'm Germany.
II IL in the bookshops. but never
saw q copy sold
The former crown princes mem
oirs went batter. Some Germans
sim think he has been underestimate.
81 and abused.
The most successful kaiasr book II
der Koenig" crhs KING by Kari
Rosncr. the ex.kairer's favorits jour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03

NEW HAVEN. Conn - Laura
Beaumont Hadiey. daughter Of
Arthur T. Hadiey. president emeritus
Of Tale university. TO wed Nicholas
Noseiy. Instructor IN classics At Yaia
4 II announced.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

goes on. With inter community
inter-urban and ipter-sectional match
ea being played throughout the east,
in an effort to get those best quail
Ned things are moving along surely
And with the arrival Of Edgar G =.
Brown. national tennis champion, in
the east. the improved playing Of
Ayres Saitch, Sylvester Smith, Tally
Holmes and others in this class, dope
sters are all up in tho air. Ayres
Saf+ch. New York tennis "phenom. %
retained the New York State Cham.
pSonship last week. when he defeated
Frank Jones In a rthrilling match.
But. perhaps the biggest surprise
OF all came In the women's singles,
when Miss Alma Crawford defeated
Mrs LOttfe Wade In one Of the hard
cad fought matches Of the season.
Tho showing Of MRss Crawford and
the sensational playing Of Mrs.. Aus
tin. shows that Miss Isadore Chan.
nos, national woman title holder,
will have to be at her best to retain
her title.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
GEORGIA S0L0NS WOULD
CHECK MIGRATION BY
LEGISLATION.
(Prcston News Seryice)

Atlanta. Ga, July 27.-The labor sit
"ation has grown 80 acute in Georgia
that employers in all parts Of the
state are taking cognizance to such an
extent that an effort to check the mi
grafton of Negro and other farm labor
vas given as the reason by the authors
for the introduction of a bill in thc
Georgia legislature last Thursday,
which would make it felony for any
person or concern to solicit labor in
Georgia for other states. Punishment
would be prison term of not less
than three years nor more than seven.
Passage of this bill" representative
10 Lapierre one Of the authors. de
Jared =" will result in checking tho
H&tdus Of Negroes and other farm
'ands in Georgia to other states. II
'ies not allow even licensed Iab)
"etnts TO operate in the state. Tie
"rHEent labor situation in Georgia de
niandS relief legislation and this mels
We is one which we think best to pc.
de relief"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
SKILLED NEGRO WORKERS
COMING NORTH.

A survey conducted by Phil H.
Frown of the u. 8. Department Of LII
bcr into Negro workers In MOI thern in
dustrfcs discloses that many skilled
Negro workers are among the north.
wald bound migrants. according to a
report forwarded by the National As.
ISOLATION for the Advancement of Col
ored People. So Fifth Avenue. New
York City.
Among the number examined, the
largest per centage went to the State
OF Ohio, the states next following ne
ing Pennsylvania, Michigan. New Jer.
sey and New York. The Department
finds that many migrants go to border
states and there work to accumulate
funds with which they then travel fur.
ther NORTH.
The workers examined are employed
by 273 firms engaged in the following
iniustfes; iron and steel foodstuffs
le Their machinery, tobacco. automo
bi!es. paper bags. copper goods, boiler.
billiard tables, brass articles. chain
bricks. oil. saws wire, railroad equiI
mont. rubber, glass. textiles. china
ware, cement, paper construction and
transportation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
JAS. wkMDON JOHNSON WRITES
ON WHAT AMERICA OWES
THE NEGRO"

Article Published in "Our World" For
August.
THE Negro Is the creator of the
only things artistic that hive yet
sprung from American soil and been
universally acknowledged as distinc-
tive American products" according to
J2hnes Weldon johnson. Secretary OF
tic National Association for the A6-
vancement OF Colored People. writing
in the August Our World" publish
cd ut East 9th Street. New York
Cty.)
After reciting that Negroes sailed
with Columbus explored with Narvaez
fought in every war on American soil
and contributed by their labor to the
n"lon's prosperity. Mr.. Johnson says
However,. honorable and glorious
is the Negroes record, it is not the
most important story about him in
America. For a display OF the ele.
m"nts Of stamina and courage and 10y
ally and of intelIigence 1t does not be
gin to compare with his peace record
1t in tth victories OF peace that tn
Negro has demonstrated mis- highest
claim to full membership in the
groups that enter into the making of
America. 1t is in the victories. OF peace
that he has stood the test of the more
essential qualities Of manhapd. and cit
izenship-of stamina. patience sacri-
f':e courage. determination intellI.
e"n.e and faith in oneselfs Indeed. in
nv opinion. It requires greater cour.
a.'e and Q higher degree Of qualities
n tntal and spirituar for Negro to be
successful. respected and self-reapect
'rg citizen In say. Mississippi than II
required for a Negro to win the
Croix de Guerre in France p"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
N. A. A. c. P. ASKS REMOVAL OF TusKECEE
HOSPITAL COMMANDER IN HARDING LETTER

ACTIVITY in the Government Hospita!
uaHer his command.
let me recall to you the exact
words OF letter written ON April %
t. this Association by your Secretary
Mr.. christian, ut your direction:
Your communication of April 18TH
has been submitted to the President
| and he directs me to make reply ant
| say that the task of selecting and com
p.eting the cOlrcd stan for the man.
agement and administration Of Tuske.
gee Hospital Is well under way. 1t IL
tie plan Of the Director Of the Vete:
ans Bureau with the approval Of the
President to man this institutiCn com
lpletely with cofored personnel
lis It the purpose Of the United
States Government to change its plar
because few mobbists make threats:
Is political pressure in Washington 90
irg to retain in ONCE a COMMANDING
officer who has shown himself so unfit
as has Colonel Stanley? These Ques-
tens cOlored people throughout thu
nation and white people as we'll. arc
Now asking. We cannot do otherwise
than present them to you, for we have
| s. eadily and persistently wal ned your
&C m 'nistratiOn of the danger In max
irg any concession whatever to the
m. D sentiment represented by THE kr
k.ux khan and by certain white people
OF Alabama
I'VE have already asked Director
E.Ees to remove Colonel Stanley. We
ask your approval for this action pre-
coded of course by thorough investi-
CATION and substantiatiOn OF the charg.
er against this officer. We ask further
more for the exact continuance of the
&C, crnment's plan. that is. complete
c"'Ired staff OF qualified physicians
anc nurses. from the commanding off,
down and, If necessary. Unite.l
Sta;es troops in Alabama to see tina
thcv are not interfered with in tho
work TO which their government has
called them"
tSigned:)
JAMES WELDON JOHNSON
Secretary
Matte nal Assoc alton for the Advance
ment of COlored People"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
WIFE OF FORMER N. CAROLINA
GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS THE
Ma A p CONFERENCE.

dIs. Thomas w. Beckett wife Of tho
former Governor of North Carolina.
ha: accepted an invitation to address;
tie Kansas City Conference Of the Nat
.onal Association for the Advance
n~nt Of Colored People. It was alt
nGunced today. Mra Beckett will reprs
son. the InterRacial Committees Ct
tie South. In her letter accepting the
invitation. Mrs. Beckett said:
II shall be glad to be present at soma
OF .he sessions Of this Conference as I
feel that It will be helpful to me In
the work that am trying to do on the
Int r-Racial Committee"
Governor Beckett was one OF che first
Southern executives to denounce the
revived Ku Klux Khan and while in
Office took strong stand against mob
violence in North Carolina. Mrs. Bick
EFT served in Franco as hostess to
American soldiers Of the expeditionary
fOrcea.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

Director General II mes OF the Vet
ar.ns' Bureau, has been asked in tele
srom sent by the National Association
for the Advancement Of C0lored People
l., remove Colonel Robert IL. Stanley,
at present commanding the Govern.
ment Hospital fer colored var veter.
abs ct Tuskegea Alabama. The dc
T1nd follows disclosure Of charges
that Colonel Stanley had per
Matted the uss of the Government Hos
thst he had failed to protect colored
s.l'ord mates from the threats OF mon
violence, and that a number Of colored
nurses who ii was feared might reveal
cSnuitions at the hospital, were SUM
afily discharged without cause. A let
ter to President Harding calling t'ss
Tuskegee Hospital national scan,
dial" and asking for definite stand
by the Adm inistrStion supplements
tue telegram. The telegram sent to ID
rector General Hines is as follows:
National Association for the Al
ysncemept OF Colored People asks
that Colonel Robert H. Stanley be re-
moved Immediately from command oi
Government Hospital fer colored way
veterans at Fuskegee. Our request il
based upon information on file in
your office, establishing conclusive,y
the failure of Col. Stanley as coin
Mander Of the Hospital to protect Nc.
go subordiDates against mob threats
and showing that Col. Stanley tolerat
e! If he did not actually connive al
Ni klux invasion of the Hospital ami
use OF Hospital supplies; further. that
Negro nurses have been summarily dis
cnarged without cause. We esk the re-
irs,atement Of the three nurses reno,
ed without cause. Many other acts OF
determination are indicated cs e
which number of white doctors OF
Col. Stanley's staff are ready and will
frs tc testify -
THE LETTER, TO PRESIDENT
:i-r>-! ~ HARDING
The letter written 10 Presiden,
Secretary Of the National Association
f,r the Advancement Of COlored PEG
pie is as follows:
"Dear Mr.. President "Unfortun
atcly during your absence the Tusks
gee Hospital situation has reache
the stage OF a national scandal. W.
have seen body Of law,ess mobbist.
in r'rc name of the ku klux khan a.
tempting to defy the United States CT,
erDment driving out colored men VIII,
hal been appointed TO work at tn,
TusKegee Hospital. We have seen tn,
white commander Of that hospital. Col
onl Robert II. Stanley. failing to pro
a,ci his colored suhordinates who hi,
been threateed with mob. vio.enc :
tGlcrating il not cLnnivjng NJ hir'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
CHICAGO NEWS.

Mrs. Lucy Edmondson of Indianapo.
city on q visit with relatives and
Mrs. A. HI. Young. 4114 Calumet ave-
nne..
Nrtional Grand Master of A. u. X.
and D. OF A., is to be in the city In u
few days to complete final arrange
ments as to the coming annual ses-
son OF the Nat 'onal Grand Council Of
thu order which will convene at ST
LOWS. Mo.
Morgan Park is rapidly being popu-
i"ied with members OF the Race vino
arc erecting many modern homes. This
is becoming the most beautiful part ~
suburb around Chicago.
Mrs. Lou Ella Young. ALA Calumet
venue has returned to the city from
the grand lodge session OF knights anil
daughters of Tabor which met in
East st. Louis Ill. Mrs. Young was
re elected secretary of the Endowment.
department.
VI. T. Bailey. president the Alumni;
Association Of the Virginia Normal
ard Industrial Institute at Petersburg
Va. Is expecting to have as his gues
In the next few days DR.. John NJ. Gan
dy president of the Institute who is
in the West and will stop one day
WHALE enroute to Virginia
Field day was observed on July 81 at
at The American Giants Ball Park with
exei cfses by the Military Department
OF A. U. K. and d. of A. under cor
nnnd of Col. jas. Mccall
Achille Landry. st. Joseph. Michiga n
spent considerable time in tho city dur
inl the past week having been ca:.ed
haze on account Of the sudden death
OF his uncle. August Levy Burial was
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
DIES MONIES STOPS jim
CROW At CITY BEACHES.

( ASS,yeTyststS-~~
Protest against lace discrimination
at Des Moines municipal bathing
beaches, made by the Des Moines
branch of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored Peu
pie las resulted in the passage of a
resolution by the Des Moines City
Council providing that there shall bt
no discrimination "at any OF the city
bathing beaches or parks on accoun,
OF race. color, or previous condition OF
servitude.
The delegation Of TIP N. A. A. C. p.
he AIDED by Messrs. S. Joe Brown and
Charles p. Howard claimed that q
Negro had been ordered Off enc Of the
Des Moines beaches by custod ian
The delegation included Mrs. George
Young, Mrs. l.. r. Willis and James
b Morris Deputy County Treasurer
The resolution barring dfscriminat
ion was introduced by Mayor Carver
OF Des Moines.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
GOTHAM POLICE AVERT
MOB VIOLENCE.
(Prtstor News scryice)

New York City. July 2S.-While a
N 'h was looking vainly along Seventh
avenue for post on which to hang
JaTes Gullete. alleged to have attemp,
c. TO assault young girl. policeman
rescued him from the mob and locked
him in a garage until tie wagon arriv
ell
II is alleged that Gullette dragged a
l4-year old girl into doorway and M
tempted to assault her. Screaming wo
r.en and yelling men attacked Gul1ette
He was kicked beaten and clothes
Inc was tied around his neck and was
ht'ng dragged along the street when
the officer arrived and with gun and
n ght stick dispersed the mob.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
JACK JOHNSON nay BE
SUED FOR 4 DIVORCE,


NEW YORK. August 2.-John Ar
.jhur Johnson. former heavyweight
champion Of the world. may be sued
for q divorce BY his white wife, Mrs.
Lucille Cameron Johnson, according
to a current rumor here. His wife
intimated. = u said. that other vo-
men would be the grounds for q dc.
cree. II. fs dlalmed that Jack has
had several affairs recently with 9TH
or women. most Of them Of His own
raca This has gotten on his white
wife's nerves to sfch an extent that
she cannot stand It longer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
DANNY EDWARDS OUT
POINTS KID MICKEY,
(Preston New eerxicsl

NEW YORK. August danny
Edwards of the Golden West. colorel
bantamweight champion of the world
and "Harlem's Pride" showed his
real class here hast Thursday night.
when he decasively outpOinted Kid
Mickey of Newark, in the semi-final
70 the Dundee-Crtqui fight. Edwards
was scheduled to meet Irish Johnny
Curtain. but foC some reason tine
white lad failed to appear. The bout,
scheduled to go six rounds. went but
three. Edwards showed his real class,
IN Ghis bout. Outweighed by four
pounds. he slid around the ring and
Mickey was unable u hand q solid
punch
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
NEW JERSEY PUBLIC LIBRARY
PRAISES N A A O p REPORT

harold F. Brigham. directing librar-
IAN of the FREE public library in New
Brunswick N. J.. has written a letter
IA. prs.Se of the N. A. A. C. P. Annual
r. port.
1T is plain to be seen" says Mr.
Brigham. that you have issued an
Annual Report which Is not merely A
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

made In this city.
!. H. SimOns. 1S4S Monterey avenue
popular real estate broker Of that Sec
IL n. has just returned from a pleas.
ant vacation spent with his family in
Benton HarbOr. Mich.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
Strait-TeX
Chemical Company
600 FIFTH AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA, U. s.A.
&@&*& #s@:t:::* 100000:
VlRG1NIA:-In Hastings Court Par
III City OF Richmond the 18th day of
July 1923.
CARRIE b. OREENAWAY Plaintiff
VS..
JAMES Z. GREENWAY Defendant

The object Of this suit is to obtain
for the plaintiff a divorce from the
bond of matrimony from the defend
ant upon the ground of desertion and
abandonment for more than three
y"ors prior TO the commencement 0s
this suit
And an affidavit having been made
and led that the defendant. James H.
Greenaway is not a resident of the
State Of Virginia end that his last p.
O Address was No Erwin Park. Mt.
Clair. n. J. It is ordered that Ire do ap
pear here with n ten days after tie
due publication of this order and 10
what may be necessary to protect his
interest in this suit
y Cory Teste: w. f. DU VAL
Clerk.
II. G.. DU VAL. ID. G.
G MIMMS. p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

cold record Of the activities Of the Az
ISOLATION for the past year but which
Is also source OF important material
which would stand any library in
good stead for reference work"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

year and assessed . nno Of $50 for
his poor showing Ia last Sundays
fight with Walker.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
'NuRY' JOE CANS GETS
SUSPENDED IN HAVANA,

(Prsstss Nsvs Ssevsse)
HAVANA. CUBA, August G.-The
Cnban Boxing Commission has sus
pended "Nuby' Joe Cans for one
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
ADDITIONAL SPORTS

Continued from Page y
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE