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DEATH CLAIMS PAID
September %, 1926. Va,

SoPSOmoer 90, 1876, va,
Mr.. Jno. A. Hines, Sect. Treas. Su.
preme Grand Council 1. o. st. Luke
Dear Sir:
We wish to thank you for your
check Of 10000 which we received
on September 20, 1926 to pay the
oeath claim caused by the death of
our mother, Agnes Evans
Royal Evans, Smith Evans. Bene.
ficiaries.
(Witness) Gillie Flournoy
October %. 1926. Va
Mr.. Jno. A. Hines. Secty. Treas Su.
preme Grand Council I. O St Luke.
Dear Sir:
L wish to thank you for your
check of 500 which I received on
October %. 1926 to pay the death
claim caused by the death of NV
husband Thomas Jefferson
Mollie Jefferson, Beneficiary.
tW1tness) Cornelia Mason.
Mr.. Jno. A. Hines, Secty. Treas Su.
preme Grand Council 1. o. st. Luke.
Dear Sir:
l wish to thank you for your
check of $4,000 which I received
on October 26, 1926 to pay the
death claim caused by the death of
my wife, Atheline Hill.
James T. Hill Beneficiary.
tWitness) Emma B. L. Stokes.
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DEATHS REPORTED

The following is a list of deaths
(colored) reported to the Richmond
Bureau of Health from November
2. 1926 to November 8, 1926, with
date OF death:
October Silva Robinson, 10 mos.
October 31-John E. German,
Al; 500 st. James Street.
November Fannie N. Taylor
Caldwell, 30: oil w Clay Street.
November Catherine Carter, 62;
$50 N. 30th Street.
October 30-Sadie st. Clair 35.
November martha w. Davis. 48;
1917 Boyd Street.
November Jamie F.. Carter, Sc;
1910 N, 31st Street.
November 2-Robertnett Williams,
50; $40 N. 2Sth Street.
October 30-Thomas Watkins, 80;
2306 Decatur Street
November S-Irene McCargo, 81;
SEGA st. Paul Street.
November 3-Florine Green, Is;
314 S. End Street.
November 3-Julia Pleasant, Sc:
S13 1-2 N. 7th Street.
November 3-Robert HI johnson,
Go: 1923 NJ 31st Street.
November 6-Robert Cross 40;
New Kent
November 6-Amanda Cosby 81:
1115 w. Moore Street.
November 6-Eliza Byrd, Sc; 425
w Baker Street.
November 6-Joseph Taylor, mos.
.15 w. Goth Street.
November 7-Alease Pretlow, IA.
November 5-Mary Johnson, "a;
1911 lakewood Avenue.
November 4LG4eorge Primus, SO:
634 NJ 9Th Street.
November 6-Martha GRAY 60.
1927 Blair Street
November 5-Mollie Thompson. 81;
2226 w. Moore Street.
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ing Inner was served to Major r.
A. Byrd OF Springfield ILL.,, endow.
ment secretary OF the organization
and who is here in charge of the
Speakers Bureau at the Morrison
Hotel; l.. ID. BROW ne. DIR. j I. Miles.
grand secretary; w. ID. Crawley. as
st. grand sect; r. Il Hooker, w. A.
Chapman, b. }. Lam srty and b F..
Hayes. The house and table were
both beautifully decorated.
Col. VIM. Villa and NJ. r. Bailey
of the LIST Regime. oil Illinois, A.
u. X. & ID. of \ were the house
guests o. Mr.. ard Mrs. John A..
ShackleforG. z ne al and Adjutant-
general of tho Triform Department
OF A. u. X. 8 ID. of A.
The 1927 Marching Club of Fort
Dearborn Lodge No. "a, Elks had
splendid and successful Halloween
party at the club rooms Saturday
evening, Oct. 30th at which time the
rooms were filed with the members
and friends. The next merry max
ing event will be Nov. 18th at the
Coliseum
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Sure Relief from
Pains in Legs
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FULTON NOTES.

After the 47th anniversary of the
MT. Calvary Baptist Church and
ith or the pastor a celebration W,
hfid {. the parsons 500 Lo
lana Street. Several purses
house furnishing" we're dcnat, :. to
tts Pastor aid his Madame
Last SUI " the Pastor pre- ned
as he hat never done before. lie
Holy Spirit filed pr,pit am D ". e
" 30 NJ. Communion Sc W ee
oer.3on ny Rev. r. II. W. .er. the
concerted rambler.
/. NJ, Rev. G. 3. Jefferson
preanf . 1T Second b bel Bapt.,x
c. rr:l Hanover COUNTY, va
Tne three "burct Hs pastored ~
Rev. w. l.. Tuck are getting aI9nr
ell
Re- 9 ~ ~in has bf -, instalrod
paTN- Of tho Urion Level Bnr1tst
Chur'h.
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A STORMY MEETING

Industrial Union Of America General
Board Meets
The General Council Board met at
70 Lenox Street, October 25th. to
hear report of Secretary and the con-
dition of some lots supposed to be
given away by some member Of the
Society. After reading the lawyers
report OF the twenty one lots at
Southern Pines and one lot to one
Sam Ingram, which was supposed to
be given away by some one Of the
Society. Committee was appointed
to further investigate why such
things should be done without the
consent OF the Corporation, as the
Constitution and Bylaws prohibit
any property being donated without
the consent of eighty per cent OF the
members OF the Society voting for
such donation or gift.
This being special meeting fur
Their Investigations were ordered,
also the Manager of the Real Estate
Department was asked to be present
at the next meeting, at which time
he could explain TO the Society if he
had donated or given any of the So
ciety's property away. A Ia yer
has been retained to revoke any or
all deeds given by anyone on Union
property. :
The following questions were
voted uron for Secretary and Re.
cording Secretary:
Mrs r. Fuller Secretary: Miss r.
NJ. Lewis Recording Secretary, and
Mr. M ]. Manning. Assistant.
The members present were r. B.
Robinson + Davenport L. r Dayen-
port. M ]. Manning. NJ. Cole, M.
Scott, Sherman Scott. + G.. Richards,
c. d. Brown. p II. White. c. e.
Williams
The following were elected for the
Building Committee: E Davenport
o. Fend >rCon. M. j. Manning and
NJ. Williams.
The following Committee was ap-
pointed by the Board to look up a
suitable building for headquarters:
M j. Cole, c. d. Brown, J. D Hen
derson. l.. r. Davenport, j. Scott,
and Mrs c. r.. Williams.
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ROANOKE LET Err.
.OANOKE. y

.OANOKE, y amber g.
Is. Bessie Reynolds, " Wytheville
Va. attended the funeral Of her
brother-inlaw, Junius Colvins, who
died October 2Sth She left for her
home Monday. ,-
Mrs. Erma Hurt of Walker Avenue
died at her residence Novembel G.
The funeral was held on Mondag at
the First Baptist Church, of which
church she was a faithful member.
She leaves to no their loss,
devoted husband ldren, 2 sis.
tiers, brother andchildren.
Thc floral OFF, H.. .e.e numerous
and costly. They were testimonial
to her noble life so gloriously ended.
She was loving mother and splen
did neiehbor and friend to all. She
was great church worker and
Christian above reproach. She will
be missed by the entire family and
by the community. The family thanks
all for their sympathy during their
hours Of grief and sorrow.
Jacob Hurt. or Walker Ave-, N. E.
Rev. ". II Howerton, preached q
matchless discourse last Sunday
morning. IL .as holy communion
service. L 8 fine Autumn
CO IN o. NJ for the day was
'tiH c. to the finance com-
J. aar proceeds by the
circles turned over to the
y -oiees were $77.44 Thar
returned b, the trustees. TIE
Reviva, ~r to be q -raJ
cess. ny )ulB were ., I've.
Sir En- :, Williams. r' n
nue n w. is quite sick
The wonanlpqs ID
was held at til q
;urch Tuesday (. wag
: cess. j. W. rLder the
s"e1lces Of Lorcas h,cb
& Susie Early is z1.45
zeal led.
drb. B, s9in Reynolds rUythe-
vile. va. !'nd her e. g, ~ if8
Tenth A. enue. N E. { the guest
OF Ms j. Dickersor, 2 IL -cIth Ave
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CHICAGO. I'LL.

Mrs Virginia Scott Rogers, 1854 8.
Wabash Ave has returned to the
city from Cloverport KY. where she
attended the funeral Of her sister
Mrs. NJ mon. who passed away Oct.
25th at Ilevelandr Ohio. Mrs. Rog-
ers returned to the city Nov. 1st
alter 70 ing several stops enrou 20
Wit 'eg and friends
- Walter M. Farmer, 164
w Etsl .ngton st. one Of Chicago's
loading ATTORNEYS won an award Of
s2nn0 fo~ Mrs. Cora Franks in the
PROBATE Court OF Waukegap. Ill.
rho Gaze. Franks VS. Estate of Smith
Hnves. has been pending since last
F"Mt nv Hsyos VAS represented
h. w NT"''h tTri.ej and recognizes
',.i'g ',r-e- ~, the Now,
she. ,. Heycs. :! ..i =. lis ATTORNEY.
iilec g., anpca' sui the case 20
to circuit Court.
" 90 Mrs. A. c. Cosby, 4715
Una plain Ave, entertained on last
Wednesday evening number Of
grard lodge officers in honor OF J
S-ree' state grand master of II.
II. e. s. NJ. T. A rost appetiz-
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

Cool, wellaighted Offices, switn ele-
vator service. light. heat etc. now
available in Mechanics Bank Build
Ing at price that vii! ave the
professional man money and afford
him exceptional oDpol tunitias.
SAFETY Deposit Boxes also for rent.
These Offices will De handsomely
renovated and acknowledging will
lie a feature.
For Information and terms. apply
10 ny real estate agent or to John
Mitchell, Jr.. 311 N. 4th St., Rich
"cn6, Va
The Roof Garden can also be leased
or rented fer entertainments.
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DO YOU KNOW HIM.

l am trying to locate ny .rother.
Alexander Goodman When last
heard from, he was in Norfolk Va.
When he left home he lett iather
and mother, Solomon and Bette
Goodman. His sisters were named
lie title, Rosa and Gender Goodman;
his brothers were Solomon and Rob
ert Goodman. i will be glad ~ hear
anything concerning his where
abouts. Address his sister
Miss Rosa Goodman, 2615 e. Main
ST., Richmond, Va.
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nue. N. e. November z. A splendid
renaSt~ wac caryad

nue. N. e. November z. A splendid
repast was served.
fou know me. l have guaranteed
remedies and l handle The Planet.
My name is Madison StaRfield and
you can find me at 1853 Madison Ave
nue. N. w. and at your home If you
send. for Ine and what / have to sell.
The demise OF Mr.. Junius Colyin.
of whose illness mention has been
made in these columns, came Thurs
day, October 2S, 1926 at 3:15 A. M.
Funeral services were held Saturday
at Clark and Edwards. Chapel, Rev.
A. l.. James, OF the First Baptist
Church officiating. assisted by Rev.
w. Z. Howerton. d. d. His dis
course was from III Corinthians. 4tb
chapter, 18th verse.
MIR. Colvin had been sick since
March He was born October 81.
1882 and his death came just three
days prior to his birthday. He w ;,
43 years, Ii months anG % DAYS
old. He had been married to Miss
MARY Jane Burks Is years. He
leaves to mourn, l brother 2 sis.
ters, 2 nephews. niece, and a host
OF friends. Mrs. Jennie III Ter7,
Of Lynchburg, Va: -Irs. Lucy Trent
OF Fifth Avenue NJ Y.
Mrs. Colvin w,snes to thank all
who helped to sha er sorrow and
ole in any way the iorg ILL
ness. demise. fr.t 4 nd interment
II her late husband Junious Colyin.
Mrs. Bessie Reynolds, Wvtheville.
a., sister OF Mrs. CoIv,n wcs pres.
NJ with ina mourners. Friends:
Mr. and Mrs. Pittnan, Mrs. Garrelle
ann Mrs Terry Florals were very
.a'. tiful
jr Hu-,h2 q = ster ne ,04
rs. " hGs III ret"-',,.
&c aT|"r .'erdiis abcu' t,n, y, ,Sr
in n ID ipl "a, W vo:k a;id Mont
Clair Y. j.. ..s relatives and
r Ca Shn I pr-ts delightful
IT,,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13
MEXICO BARS NEGROES FROM
ENTRY; INFLUX FROM p. w.
INDIES "a RryASONT

a..
Mexico City, Mex, Nov. 11.--An IN.
INK or Negroes from ne British
West Indies suspected g having
been brought on BY ernpl oyers in az,
attempt to lower labor de ,s be-
cause OF their back ward, oo3 ID ig.
norance OF uDionism. ~. led IN an
othc'al bar against the Negroes nv
fhe Mexican cover on ont. All in
corning Negroes will be stcpped at
ports and border points.
IL is said that many OF the West
lndian Negroes are suffering cons,d.
cradle unemployment, pftiful low
wages and brutal oppression OF Brit
fsh imoeriaIism. and for the most
par are entirely unacqusfnted with
nnionfsm ever when the strict Brit.
ish rule permits them TO exist. In
many cases. II II said. such unions
as exist are controlled by traitors Of
their own race. WI D DO little 20 adj
vance the standards OF unionisn.
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WHITE STUDENTS FIGHT ACTION
OF N. I. SCHOOL BOARD
ON TEACHER
preston News cerv;co\

New YORK Nov. 12.-Students at
tie New York Evening high school
nave Vigorously protested the action
or the board Of education in trans-
ferring j. Higgins, Negro teacher.
from that sChor to Jamaica. The
Students. most of her, white fesI
that Eigg. VS. transferred be-.
cause OF his rae =, and that tho
board fe'. tina lie would resign IF
placed at Jf ma,ca school Hypgins
Is gra 1uate Of Co umbi and or
ford and he 8, W strdv'ng COR his
doctor OF philost 'egroe IT Ford
ham Univers Z L, te.nhes civic.
ana modern Flu "a ar r. lean
history. Tho st. 70 c,rlmftt1e I'm
charge OF the pre- 'st mel, des Irving
Wagner, Max VI Tonbach AMI A.
Leshner and s 3iitz.
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Goodwill Baptist Church, 40
N Monroe Street is a new unit to the
Baptist Church, with very broad
program. Rev. w. b. Ball, pastor
invites the public and his mauy
trfents to worship Sunday. Novem-
Der Ia. 1880 A. NJ. and 500 p. M.
Communion LIST Sundays. $3.50 p. M.
Sunday School. 1000 A. M. Special
music. All are invited
b. Y. p. u. GAS p. NJ.
REV. w. B. BALL, Pastor.
F.. BALL, Clerk.
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>OANOkE, y ember 8
Is. Bessie Reynolds, " Wytheville
Va. attended the funeral of her
brother-in-law, Junius Colvins, who
died October 2Sth. She left for her
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INITIATION THURSDAY NIGHT

An important business meeting of the local Odd Fellows lodge takes place Thursday night during which time initiation of several candidates will take place. Nobody wants to miss that part of the entertainment so the attention of the organization is hereby called.
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Lieut.. A. B. Pence, Mrs. Pence and their son, came over from Anchorage last evening, Lieut.. Pence being in charge of the Soldier basketball team. They are registered at the Overland hotel.
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Little trouble is anticipated this spring in the mountain division be- tween Seward and Anchorage, owing to the lack of snow the last winter A few small mud slides are looked for but that is all.
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Personal Paragraphs

Andy Simons, licensed guide and big game hunter, came into town last night from his home at Lake view, Kenai lake. He left again this morning.
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"Flashes in Action, the four reel Signal Corps pictures taken during the World War; were exhibited to the pupils of the third to the eighth grades yesterday.
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Joe Reno, Anchorage business man, and formerly of Girdwood was a business visitor in Seward between trains. He departed for the Inlet this morning.
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Nels Anderson and Mike Krassit- ger, both from Mills creek, were among the Moose Pass mining men who arrived in Seward last evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-11

] Carl Erickson and Grant Wick land, who are in charge of the Bur eau of Public roads department
 camp at Mile 29, were local arrivals last night.
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Charles Anderson, manager for A. A. Shonbeck, at Anchorage, fol- lowing a few days visit in Seward returned to the Inlet today.
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Sgt. Bervan and Sgt. Seavers, of
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Capt. Axel Olsen, who owns and operates one of the finest farms in the Matanuska valley, departed this morning for home.
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The basketball game will start at 7:30 o'clock this evening which will permit the spectators to take in the theater immediately thereafter.
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E. G. Wetzler, postal inspector,
 who has been in Seward since last
 Saturday, left for the Interior this morning.
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Snow crews will work in con- nection with the steam shovel out fits for some time to come, local arrivals from the Inlet report.
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A gravel train will leave the An chorage yards within the next ten days bound for Mile 82 where the long trestle will be filled in.
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Ben A. Grier Representative to the Alaska Legislature from the Third Division, departed for Anch- orage this morning.
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The first crews of the season left the Anchorage yards this week for locations on the right-of-way, Seward arrivals report.
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Bob Michaelson, well known old timer from the Moose Pass mining country, arrived in Seward last eve- ming.
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The local Odd Fellows organiza- tion will hold a regular business meting and initiation this evening.
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Ditcher No. 1O1, Joe Jeffries, en- gineer, is stationed between Indian and Bird.
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The Soldier basketball squad are all guests at the Overland hotel.
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Fritz MatZ, miner and prospectol from Moose Pass, was among the local arrivals last evening.
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MASS SUNDAY MORNING

Father A. J. Markham, of Anchor
 age, will arrive in Seward this eve-
 ming. Mass will be held at the Cath ollie church Sunday morning at 10 a. m.
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Seward daily gateway., 1926-03-11

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-17

Round 13.-The challenger came up
with renewed strength. He pumped his
left to Berlenbach's body and then
shot over right to the chin, and the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-17

NEW YORK,fJuly 16.-Paul Berlen-.
BACH worlds light heavyweight