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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-04
Beware of Pains
in the Chest
OFTEN LEADS TO SERIOUS
ILLNESS.

Aches, pains and soreness in the
chest often result from the heavy,
deep seated colds as well as from
muscular strain.
Don't let another minute go by be.
fore you give attention to this condi,
ton. Go at once to the drug store
and get a Johnson's Red Cross Plas-
ter and put 1t on the chest 1t
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the aches, pains and soreness almost
Immediately. And more important
the remedial properties which the
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that its medication cannot escape in
the air is penetrating into the af-
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breaking up congestion through
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Don't experiment or take chances
with untried treatments when you
have these chest pains: ask the
druggist to give you the old reliable
big Johnson's Red Cross kidney
Plaster with the red flannel back
At drug stores everywhere.
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FULTON NOTES.

Rev. c. B: Jefferson preached last
sunday morning at Union Baptist
Church. South Richmond. He was at
Union Level at the afternoon SER
wee and the Mt. Hermon Baptist
Church at night.
Mr. Randolph Washington and
Miss Mabel Washington. both of
Richmond. were united in the bonds
of matrimony, November 25th, in
Brooklyn. N. Y. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. White.
Calvary, Rising Mt. Zion and I'm
ion Level hold Union Prayer Service
every Wednesday evening, at one or
the other of the churches named
Tomorrow the Richmond Baptist
Sunday School Union will be held at
the River View Baptist Church, Rev.
E ID. Lewis. Pastor: Mr.. ". A. Lewis
Superintendent
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$500 REWARD OFFERED

l would like to find out something
about the whereabouts of my bro
Their, James Robertson who lived in
Richmond, Va, many years. He
left few years ago and went TO
Oklahoma where he bought oil lands
in 1922. He returned to Richmond
and 1t is reported that he died there
several months ago. If any one can
give me any information concerning
my brothers whereabouts or of one
@. w. or II w. Williams who was
associated with him I will give said
party Us 90. Address his sister.
MISS ELLA ROBERTSON, General
Delivery, Dunnellon. Fla.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-04

rest. and social and civil strife from
the very foundation of the Republic.
In removing this cause of his coun-
try's years of unrest. and his govern.
ment's greatest peril. he freed mil
lions of bondmen. and left his coun-
try one. though bleeding and torn,
himself dying amid the throes of
the Nations new birth, stricken
down by an assassin's hand.
Precious in the sigh; Of humanity
may the memory OF Abraham Lin
coin be till time itself shall end, and
doubly precious may he be to me
and to the people of my race, who
have come into the opportunities and
glories OF this new day"
When I had finished my brief state
ment ] fingered vet a moment long
err at the tomb of Mr.. Lincoln, and
again nv soul was wrought In that
moment I felt as though God him.
ser was calling TO me to dedicate
myself anew to all that is noblest
and best in human life. and to work,
with greater energy than ever, in
righteous self elevation elevation of
race, elevation Of all men to whom
l may lend helping hand, or give
hope and inspirations: for. after all,
Abraham Lincoln was only the in
st"rment through which the omnip-
otent God answered the cries of
America's enslaved millions, work
ing as He ever works and through
whom He wills. in times Of peace
~" avid the associations of war. to
tn" accomplishment and glory of
h" own eternal purpose.
~" brethren according to the flesh
and brethren OF the common faith,
hore--"~ COST dow we NAV he how
ever many our trials, however bitter
our foes let Us never lose faith in
God "The triumphings- of the
wicked are but for season." Let
us never cease to love all men. and
do good to oil men as we have OBJ
p""'"n''v' and the dav OF brighter
glory shat be ours in this land of
p"'viles &C pnd great opportunities.
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Be sure and get McCoy's, the orig
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a DANGEROUS THREAT

Mack went to the other end of the
stone pile He heard Mack say. by
God. I'll kill him in three days"
Later as they were going in, Mack
struck Brooks with the pick. He
showed the pick with the dried blood
on 1t Brooks fell down and Mack
started to run with the pick raised.
He stopped Mack and made him sit
on a stone. Ollie Melvin, a colored
convict said. II saw the. fist fight
around the wheel-barrow. I did not
see the bow with the pick axe. Mack
said. I'll get you or both of us wont
stay on this job He told Brooks
that after Brooks had knocked him
down."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-12-04
coNvIcTs TESTIFY

Elijah Johnson. colored convict
said that Brooks had been moving
sand before. His story confirmed
that Of the other convict. Ballard
Campbell the colored convict. who
separated the men said that the
guard tod them to cut that out
You'll get in more trouble than you
are In now. We started to the sand
nile. Brooks took the shovels in
the wheal-ba-row and started on
down to the sand hole There were
two men between him end Thomas
Mack. Mack seized nick and ran
"-""nd and struck Robert Brooks on
'''"'- : ~" neck as he was roll
ip~ tho wheel-barrow
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BROOKS POWERFUL.

winston Ri'ey rendered similar
testimony Richard Jones, also
convict testified Ballard Campbell
separated the men. Mack said, You
hit me for nothing I'll get you II
1T takes the end of my time Brooks
was large man, a scientific boxer
He could put one hand behind him
and whip two men like Mack"
Thomas Mack took the stand. He
SAID that Mr.. Archer tod him to get
the wheel-barrow and when he got
through with II to put it inside nf
the bank. When he attempted to do
this, Brooks knocked him down He
told the Jury that what he did was
w""r he was in a paesic- He was
sorry now that he did il
AN AGED WITNESS
Witnesses had testified that, Mack
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DO YOU KNOW THEM
Vienna Ga. Oct. 6, 1925,

Vienna Ga. Oct. 6, 1925,
dos're to know tie whereabouts
&C NY relatives I am Millie Brooks
Ca""H 'cr and I wcs sold away in
SLAYER. / was born in Richmond
va. NV mother belonged to Jesse
1rcots who bad two sons Ike and
OK. was sold to S1uire Fouse
IN N"rt5 Carolina. had four
brothers; George Washington. Jerry.
Ambos and Jim Brooks
Any inform ton will be thank
fully received by Lydia Webster,
Vienna, Ca.
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DEATH CLAIMS PAID

Richmond, Va, Nov. %, 1925.
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Richmond, Virginia.
thank you and the Ideal Society
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was crying and talking from the
time he was struck to the time he
dealt the blow. Jim Archer, who
had come In with Attorney Newsome
stated that he had raised Thomas
Mack from the time he was four
years OF age. He was not bright.
Archer's age was stated as being 75
years. This ended the testimony
Attorney Newsome had at the open
ing or the trial expressed regret ovei
the delay, stating that he had left
nome at 4 O'Clock that morning in
order to get there on time His car
mad broken down and was still out
OF repair.
THE ARGUMENT.
commemorative Attorney argued
the case, emphasizing the details
and asking for verdict of first de-
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death penalty. Attorney Thorogood
made a close analytical statement
pleading extenuating circumstances
In the meantime, Attorney ]. Thorn.
as Newsome's countenance was a
study. When he arose, he won the
sympathy OF the spectators and the
admiratfon OF the practitioners at
the bar The case went to the Jury
and that body filed out. while AT.
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the return trip to Newport News.
On Thursday morning, he called up
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his EFFORT and was delighted to know
that the Jury had fixed the punish
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CONVICT ESCAPES
Continued From Page "
jury to decide the degree of murder
CONSULTATION PLEA FAILS

Attorney Newsome had he'd q CON
sultation with Mr.. Satterfield with a
desire to compromise upon a verdict
OF life Imprisonment but he would
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nature OF the wound. He examined
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1926 in Carroll County, Brooks and
Mack were Jerking at he handles of
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AN AGED WITNESS

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
The Baldwin-tm Men ofMe Hour

Years enough for discretion. temperament that c be
kened unto the salt of the EARTH od-Subatauai- Re-
JecG The Baldwin created for who would reflect
these qualities in their dress The style of day for of
the hour.
Curvee Shouders-wide but bulky. 1t fits, but does
not grip, the hips long gorge fanked by wide notched
aPels The new Silvertones and Ambertones encng
shades Of greys and tans.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
EXPERTS TO EXPLAIN
CULTURE OF PECANS

Pecan culture win be explained at a
short course TO be given April 10 at
Cassin ranch, nine miles south of San
Antonio on the Corpus Christi road.
according TO Fred W. Mally, Of the
Chamber Of Commerce.
A. P. Swallow, A. and NJ. College
extension service horticulturist. will
be in charge of the school, which will
last all day. Miss Bess Edwards, as
sistant home demonstration agent,
Sterling c. Evans, state boys club
agent and Senator T. II. Ridgeway,
president Of the Texas Pecan Grow
erS' association. will talk.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
TRAVELLERS REPORT
BATTLE FOR PICKING

TIENTsIN, April 1.-Cp)-Traycl,
css arriving by motor from Picking
say the road is filled with Mukden
troops advancing on Picking, with col.
umns marching 5on either side.
Fifteen trains are leaving Picking
daily for Hankow and Kalgan, (head-
quarters of the Kuominchun or Ma
tional army carrying kuominchun
troops and equipment.
Mukden forces are believed to be
moving across the country toward
NankOw in an attempt TO cut out the
Kuominchun troops remaining in the
capital.
Picking dispatches to the London
Daily Mail last night said n severe
battle was raging for the possession
of Picking with the booming of the
guns plainly audible in the capital.
The KuOminchun troops are COM
manded by Marshal Feng Yu-Psiang.
They retreated to Picking recently aft
cr being defeated in the vicinity Of
TiCntsin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
SUPERSTITION KEEPS
SPONGE FLEET IDLE
FOLLOWING 3DEATHS

TARPON SPRINGS, Fla, April 1.
-tP)-Sails tapped idly in the
breeze and dinky engines remained ST.
lent yesterday, as boats of the Greek
sponge fishing fleet rode at the wharf,
afraid to venture into the open sen
lest disaster Overtake them.
Death had Stalked the sponge fish
ing colony and claimed George FIJI
kGouris. Greek fisherman, rescued
from the "Tarpon Springs that
burned to the waters edge, March II,
bringing the toll Of the disaster to
three. A fourth member of the crew
is expected to die from burns re-
eeived. The other five rescued are
expected to recover.
Tradition Of the colony is that dis
aster turks for the boat that ventures
into the open sea while there is a
grave open for a member Of the col
Ony,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
BOSTON FIRM BUYS
KERRV|LLE MOHA|R

SAN ANGELO, Tex. Anr, -
Charles Schreirer at Keno AS
sold 100000 pounds of spring mohair
10 J. NJ. Lea, of San Angelo, repre-
senting Draper and Company, Boston,
according to reports here today
Grown hair brought 81 or IS cents q
pound and kid clips around 20 cents
it was understood. Previous TOP
prices by contract were 55 and Gj
cents, respectively.
Schreincr's accumulation last fall
averaged IS cents.
Tuesdays sale was the first of thC
season through n warehouse and was
by private trea-, following Schrein'
er's rejection of sealed bids on 200,
600 pounds. The next offering ~
Texas will be that of 100000 pounds
by the Wool Growers Central Stor.
age Company here April G.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
CANADA CONVICTS
TO HELP FAMILIES
BY WORK IN PRISON

OTTAWA, April 1.--P)-InmateS
OF pcnitentiarieS in Canada probably
will be put TO work to help support
dependents they have left in the out
side world. A change in the peniten-
tiaries act to establish this principle
is foreshadowed in n resolution favor
ing it, adopted in the House Of Coz
mons, with government support.
The resolution sponsored by Miss
Agnes MacPhail, the only woman
member of the House, proposes that
inmates of penitentiaries should he
kept employed and q share of the pro-
cecds OF their labor to go to depend
ents. The product of this prison Ia
Dor would be used only by the govern
ment. 1t would not be placed on the
open market. fs-8f .trr--
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
GUARDS GO ON DUTY
AT POOLS SUNDAY

San Antonio swimmers will be well
protected when the pools open next
Sunday.
Six lifeguards will be stationed in
the parks, Commissioner of Parks
Ray Lambert announced Thursday.
Five Of the guards received in
structions under {. J. Cooper. expert
swimmer and life guard, at Bracken-
ridge Park this week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
LAREDO SHIPS FIRST
ONIONS ON MARKET

Laredo farmers were patting them.
selves on the back Thursday.
For the first time in years they
sent out the first car of onions and
the first car Of potatoes of the sea-
son.
J. Austen Hunter, of the state agri-
culture departments market news ser.
vice, said the first car of onions was
shipped from Laredo Monday at a
price of $3.50 bushel.
The car Of potatoes was sent out
Saturday, at prices ranging from 81
to S7.25 hundred pounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
MEXICO DENIES JAP
LAND CONCESSIONS

MEXICO CITY. April 1.--P)-Tr
denying today reports that a Japa
nese syndicate had obtained land con
cessions ON Magdalena bay in South
ern California, Aaron Saenz, minis
ter Of foreign affairs, asserted that
Mexico did not grant privileges oil
preferences based on nationality. II
only required that foreigners com
ply with Mexieo's laws.
The minister said in the present
case Mexico did not recognize thu
right Of the United States to con
duct an investigation into q mattel
which was exclusively under Mexico's
sovereignty, but that he considered
it proper to deny the report.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
MILK PRICES CUT
In SALT LAKE CITY

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April
1.-LR-The retail price Of milk to
consumers was reduced this morning
one cent a quart 10 ten cents. The
old price was effective two years.
Dairymen who voluntarily made the
reduction said the reduced cost Of
feed made the cut possible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
SPECIAL EPISCOPAL
SERVICES SLATED

Good Friday and Easter will be oh
served with special services at Christ
Episcopal Church. Belknap and Rus
sell Places. Commencing at noon
Friday, three ho1rs' devotion will BE-
held. with the rector, the Rev. l.. j..
Richards, making an address. "The
Story of the Cross will be sung at
the service for children and young
people. Friday at 3 D. IN.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-01
MISSOURI PUTS in BID
FOR DEMOCRATIC MEET

w. t. Kemper of this city, p|
dent Of the Kansas City, Mexico
Orient railroad, who is DemocI
national committeeman from I
souri,, predicts that the next conf
ton will be held either in the 81
or the West. Mr.. Kemper, Of cod
favors Kansas City.
If the 1928 campaign should q
signs Of becoming a wet and dry
tie, a contest for the convent
might be staged between Kansas I
and st. Louis. This city has v{
dry twice on state prohibition.
Louis. on the other hand, is a
center.