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monials from the Secretary. OF Wa
ana Army Officers of high rank and
reputation are set forth Ia NO uncer.
tain terms. The following rinrin.
words OF Major General Bell. al.
dressed to the famous "Buraioas"
the seth Regiment, ara typical or
the high regard and respect Of Amer
lean and European officers for onr
coiored troops. Every private In tbi.
regiment and most OF the officer.
were Negroes. The General said
This is the best disciplined ana
pest drilled and best spirited reyi.
ment that has been under INV com.
mand at this environment. predict.
ed last fail that Colonel Moss vonld
nave the best regiment stationed here
ana you men have made nv prefiic.
tion come true. would lead Won in
Dattie against any army In the world
with every confidence in tina ont
come"
THE NEGRO IN THE NAVY.
More than fifty pages Of the Book
devoted to the Achievements ne the
Negro In the American Navy-Guard
ing the Transatlantic Route to.
hrance-Battling the Submarine Per-
1.-THE Best Sailors in any Navy in,
the Notwithstanding Navy IN Three.
months from Negro Stevedoros ana
Laborers- Wonderful Accomplish
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AS We have fought for the riehts
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ana security Of the world, the people
want to be correctly and fully In.
FORMED Of the facts concerning OUR
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THE ONLY HISTORY THAT WILL
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This Book appeals to the Colored,
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1t relates to the world how 800, 900
Negroes crossed the North Atlantic.
Drawing the .s;rors Of the Submarine
Peril, to battle for Democracy.
The loyalty and patriotism that
characterized the black mans natures
his sublime self-sacrifice, his indie
putable bravery, the wisdom of Negro
Officers in command of their own
troops.
A NEW REVISED BOOK WITH,
PEACE TERMS-750 Pages.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-09-04

Is your hair harsh and unruly? Is Il
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-09-04

1t might be interesting here to di-
gress and tell the story Of my print
cr for a more novel one never ap-
peared in reality or the brain-child
of fiction writer. For his own
protection we will call him Mellow
which is slight variation of his
real name. Mellow had been in
Jackson Prison. He had been in
charge OF the print shop there. I
have referred previously how he had
been assaulted. He either secured
his liberty as a result Of same or
was later transferred to Marquette.
in any case he arrived shortly after
did. Personally 1 had nothing
against the man.
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ETHICS DIFFERED

His ethics and mine differed some
what but then he was entitled to
his own defense. In any case he
found himself in Marquette with his
reputation preceding him which
made him marked character there.
] knew him to be an expert printer
and engraver and had use for such
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o duplicating machine for him to
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and also allow him the use Of my
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my draughtsman, in exchange for
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$ Within Prison
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A FIFTH INTEREST

He also agreed to give me fifth
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ices were worth to me all that / had
barga ned to give him. We worked
along for several months and his
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"wITHIN PRISON WALLS

Editors Note: within Prison
Walls in this issue was written by
a young colored man. of good family
and training, who for obvious reas-
ons is Withholding his real identity
and who due to his ability. served
during a course Of ten years) in
his positions Gas an inmate) one of
which has never been filled by any
other inmate of any race.
During this series he will dwell
intimately On certain phases Of pris-
on life that are rarely, If ever. dis
closed to the public.)
CONTINUED from last week.
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MORE WANTED

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BY An Insider

reprint and publishing rights re-
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THAT BABY YOU'VE
L0nGED FOR.

Mrs. Burton Advise Women ON
Motherhood and COmpanionship
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(To be continued)
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cH Famous Beauty
Specialist Says!

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Continued from last week.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-09-04
EDNA YOUNG
Screen Star

Says: '"rhey all want
to copy my style OF hair
dress. but they can't
make It stay unless they
use Golden Brown like I
do"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-28
Deaths

william Hude "a, sol Tecumseh, mi
" Donald Hunter, ! 5.s East North. mil
ary tuberculosis. - 49,
Florence Granyilen, IS, 1860 Blaine.
phthisig pulmonalis. - ,.
Pauline Marion. 20. 2-3 r. WYOMING
cerebral apopleXy. ~
side carcinoma. oo,
CASTRO entcrtis.
Minnie Heggcnhofen Owensl IS. Long
llo JeIHie e RTan ss oae f. Eleventh
James OTmcrod 10. 1910 Ashland. carol
Mary Elizabeth Nav. "A. 4914 Broad
way chronic myocarditis. oa o-,.,-.
Addie II. Smith. 26. @73s Columbia
acute nephritis.
pital.. chronic myocarditis.
David Leo Eselborn. q days, S24 Chad
wick. patent foramen oyale.
James Rollins. g. Central Indiana Hos
pita cerebral hemorrhages
June Lcffingwell, 1 hr., "037 Fountain,
Junior Leffingweil: l hr~ .O37 Foun-
tain premature birth.
George schiotz 45. city hospital, acci.
dental.
.Meivn~A Anderson. 10, 1912 >Yandes,
military tuberculosis.
Helen Elizabeth Schoedel, 2. city hos
pital accidental.
0tys Graham Stewart. 36 317 w.
Twenty, First general peritonits
Frances Ely. II, 206S Columbia,
JAMES Steward. 43. 4O7 W. Thirteenth,
accidental.
George Henry Buckner 80. GA Blake.
chronic yocarditis.
:, Ruby Lanel Midd'~'wool, 1. 1924
Martindale chole"r- :. ~~fltum
james p. Nc ~. 90, city hospital.
car tner. 81. Harding end
.7eat 81 ia47 eolay. chronic
Carrie -Childs As. Indiana Women $
Prison. arteriosclerosis.
John Fepton. rs. city hospital. csrci'
HI, Harry Northern. 80. city hosxtal. dia-
Anna Mitchell g. city hospital. typhoid
fever
Mary NJ. Specs. 81 Central Indiana Hos
pital. hroncho pneumonia
Sarah J. Reed s. 1888 W. Thirty
Sixth. endocarditis.
Mary Jane Gunsolus. 81. SIS Blake.
chronic endocardits
Carrie Grabedinkel r. 146 W. Thirty
Eighth. pulmonary tuberculosis
John Leslie little. months. o413
Wheeler castro enteritis
: Medora Millice 76. 1871 \. Capitol. in
fuenza.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Bullish
enthusiasm revived in the weekend
session as a result of the accumu-
lative Of a high rate of mercantile
and industrial prosperity through
out the country. Department Of
Commerce reports brought testi-
mony regarding the unparalleled vol
ume of the business turnover up to
the third week of August and be-
sides that acceleration was distinct
ly noticeable at that time, further
strengthened indications pointing to
an extremely prosperous autumn.
This outlook caused a revision Of
bearish estimates concerning stock
prices and urgent short covering
went ahead throughout the two
hours trading.
In conjunction with fresh buying
this demand carried Steel General
Motors and other speculative lead
ers to the best levels Of the current
movement At the same time con-
structive activities went ahead in
the rails under the leadership Of
Atchison, which set up a new high
record.
Aggressive bullish demonstrations
were also staged in special issues
like International 5Telephone, CO.
lumbia Gas, General Asphalt and
L. S. Rubber, so that the whole list
wore decidedly confident complex
ion throughout the session.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-28
COUNTY AUDITOR
CHECKS VOTERS
Finds 157,401 Registered
for Nov. 4.

There are 157 ,401 men and women
in Marion County now qualified to
vote Nov. a. County Auditor Harry
Dunn announced today. lie had the
figures compiled from the poll books
of the last general election and will
submit a list of names to each of the
county chairmen.
Vote tabulation for each ward and
township follows: First ward, 1900;
Second, 9,577; Third, 1858; Fourth.
2O,12S; Fifth, 1891; Sixth, 1898; Sew.
enth 1889; Eighth, 6.215; Ninth.
1856; Tenth. 11,7O7; Eleventh, 4,727;
Twelfth. 2,4S6: Thirteenth. $3.50;
Fourteenth. 4,424; Fifteenth, 1855;
Center Township outside. La.
Washington, 1924; Wayne. 11.176.
Franklin, 1,O32; Pike. S67; Decatur,
S25: Lawrence. 1,271; Warren. $3.50.
and Perry, 1876.
Citizens living in the same precinct
since the last general election, two
years ago. do not have to re-register.
Voters who are mot certain whether
their names are on the lists or not
may inquire at Room 81. in the
courthouse between Sept. 4 and Oc-
tober 4. If they are not registered.
they may do so there.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Autos reported stolen to police be-
long to:
w. S. Smith, 500 y. New Jersey
ST., Ford, title is name of Norman
Metzger. stolen Aug. 26.
Mrs. Glenn Davidson, 1888
Fletcher Ave, Oldsmobile, o5l'242'
from North and Spring SITS.
National Bonding and Investment
Co., 21O Pennway Bldg. Chevrolet,
NJ. 239. from Pennsylvania and
Market SITS.
Arthur Junghaus 20 Spring Mill
Rd., Ford from Old Home Brewery.
Joseph II. rJemitt. Kokomo, Ind.
Dodge. from Washington between
Pennsylvania and Meridian st.
Walter Raigner, 1740 Wade St,
Ford. STOOL, from Capitol Ave. and
elevation.
Henry Wade. 500 S. Pershing Ave.
Chevrolet, from Rhodius Park.
Ora Banister. 522 S. Meridian St,
Ford. 1906. from Georgia, be-
tween Illinois St. and Capitol Ave.
G. r. Osborne, 22O6 College Ave,
Chevrolet, 2392f, Pennsylvania and
Washington SITS.
Oscar Behrent, $50 S Meridian
St. 5996521, Virginia Ave. and Wash
ington St.
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WHEAT AND OATS
SHARPLY LOWER
General Sag in Grain Values
Uninterrupted.
Rn Initcd prcsS


CHICAGO, AuS.N %. - Today's
session on the board of trade proved
no interruption of the general sag in
grain values that set in early in The
week. Wheat and oats closed sharp
ly lower than Friday. while corn
lost good fractions on all deliveries
Wheat had a comparatively steady
opening despite the weak-cab!es. but
the market soon fell into its down
ward trend on bearish news The
close was Il s@1ss cents off Fridays
figures.
Foreign crop news was not very
favorable.
Corn displayed more strength
than wheat, but lost q cents on all
deliveries. News of heat damage
from Kansas and Nebraska might
have firmed the market considerable
had the weather bureau not prom
Used almost immediate relief. Cash
values were steady.
Large stocks of oats, coupled with
lack of demand, caused lower
prices despite the fact that this
years crop is not a good one. Prices
were = to Ia cents lower. Cash
values were ~ cents off.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-28
TEXAS BALLOTS
ON MA AND DAN
Voters Decide Who viii Be
Next Governor.
BHUnitcd Press

bU GHttCd IFCSS
AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 2S.-Wheth-
er woman or man is>.to be the next
Governor of Texas was to be decided
by voters today when they cast their
ballots for either Governor Miriam
A. Ferguson or her fiery opponent,
Dan Moody, attorney general for the
Democratic nomination.
Political observers are predicting
n victory for Moody In the first pri-
mary, several weeks ago, Moody led
his four opponents, including Gov
ernor Ferguson, by a wide margin.
A run-off primary between Moody
and the woman executive, runner-up
in the contest, was necessary, as the
attorney general lacked a majority.
Governor Ferguson and her husband
Jim" Ferguson, have charged the
Ku-Klux Khan with backing Moody.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-28

Other Livestock

CHICAGO. Aug. @S-Catile - Reccipts
| 900. compared with week ago, fed steers
.Jc higher better grade hcaylcs and m
between yearlinss M host grass AID cake
feds strong to .sJc higher, night stocks
show upturu: receipt OF Westerns smallest
10 date. - 900 Tor the week. $4,000 less
than same period year ago. extreme ton
yrarlings ~il: heaviest. $1,000; ytarlin-
heifers $1,000: raugc-icd slaughter steers
up to SIS she stock ~ ~ .jc higher: cGi-
tors IN maximum upturn. bulls strong
Nca'ers ~ higher: bulk priccs icd steers
$50 a 90: grassers, - a >. lat COWS
S5.5Oei6.7J. heiicrs SS.J0df 1919. all
cutters St1jQ 40. veal caves, = I q
15.5O: stocSers and feeders. S6.5nM 80
Shrep-Recripts > 900: natives. SD: li-ht
sort culls 5000; lat ewes 10 ~ - heavy
lambs Si.. for the week: Il doubles
from feeding stations: 1.6u0 direct, lat
lambs 30 Sc higher; cull natives 1uc
higher sheep strong OF Pc higher feeder
lambs and wearing wetherS .5c higher; top
prices: Range lambs. Sl5.35. natives.
sI5.lo wethers. $3.50, ewes; 81; feeders,
f5IO: natives. S14.JO6i 10: culls 80 - o.
10: yearling wethcrs. S1130M l.; ewes
- JOSI Il so: feeders Sl3.OJ6 lf.l3
hogs-Receipts 900; butchers steady
packing sows strong to higher. not enougu
offered to test NaIues. top, Nll.'lo. paiu
for 40 to .O0-pOund weights; desirable
40 pound down kind Sl3 10 a l4.2O; me
O-pounds up averahes 81 n J 20; hght
packing sows to Sl0.1J, heavies below 300
no market on pigs: shipDcrs took 'OO; esti-
mated holdover. 1000: top price. 81 - !;
hulk of sales SlUh 1880. heavles 81 a.
I325 MEDIUMS. So 30 a. IL -. l=hts
SI3l5m 1870: light lights. Sl3M ID; ;
packing SONS 80 1919 no DIES.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-28
LAST RITES ON MONDAY

Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary A.
Johnston, 81, wife of Patrolman
George Johnston, who died at her
home, 1874 s. Oriental St, Friday
morning, will be held Monday morn
ing at Holy Cross Church, with
burial at Holy Cross cemetery. Sur
vivors. besides the husband, are two
daughters, Mrs. Mary Reed, Indian
apolis, and Mrs. Hazel Services. Chi
cago; a brother, Tim Neilan, and a
sister, Mrs. Anna Sages, both of In
dianapolis.