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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20

One Of Tanlac's greatest bless.
lngs Is the new life and vigor il
brings to old folks. Every day men
and women up in the seventies
and eighties thank US for Tanlac's
wondrous benefits.
Tanlao Is q natural tonic, made
from roots, barks and rare herbs.
Harmless to man or child. It
cleans the blood, stirs up the liver
and puts digestive organs In work
ing order.
II your body is weak and rum
down, IL you lack ambition, can't
eat or sleep, you'll be delighted
with Tanlac's results. Take Tanlao
Vegetable Pills for constipation.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
Hungry Deer and Elk Fed.

Cornish, N. H.-Thousands Of hun
gcy deer and elk are mingling freely
with wild boars in the Blue Mountain
park eating corn provided for them
because the deep snow is keeping
them from finding their own sus-
tenance.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
Odin HaIden Dies in st. Paul

st. Paul-Odin Halden Of Duluth,
member Of the Minnesota tax COM
mission, died from heart disease in
st. Paul. He was "a years old, and
had been prominently identified with
the Republican party in Duluth
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
Mrs. Arthur capper Dies.

Baltimore, Md.-Mrs. Arthur Cap
per, wife of Senator Capper Of Kan
sas, died here, following an extended
illness. Mrs. Capper came here q
month ago from Washington and I'M
derwent serious operation at Johns
Hopkins hospital.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
Riffs Peace Conference Fails

Oujda, French Morocco-The peace
conference between the Riffians and
the Franco-Spanish delegates broke
up. French military headquarters has
been established at Taxa, and oper-
atoms will begin as soon as the con-
ditions along the present front permit.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
NJ. Y.DalIas

N. Y.-DaIIas Mail Time Cut "a Hours.
New York-More than "a hours will
be knocked of the rail mail schedule
between New York and Dallas, Texas,
with the Inauguration of the new con-
tract air mail route No. 8, out Of
Chicago.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
No Rule Aginst II

Foreman-Yes, / can give you job
shOveling coal.
College Grad-But wanted
white-collar job.
Foreman-Well, amt got any OBJ
jections to your wearing a white col
lar. f.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
socialist Shapes Belgian cabine,

Brussels-The cabinet has resigned.
Emile Brunei, Socialist, and for the
past seven years president Of the
chamber, has accepted the kings in
vitation to form government. The
Socialists authorized M. Brunei to &C.
cept the task Of forming a cabinet.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
DiriqibIe Sets Out for North Pole

New York-The dirigible Norge
crossed the North Pole in its flight
from Kings Bay, Spitzbergen, to
Nome, Alaska. The Norge Is
the Italian-buiIt semi-rigid ship
which is being used by the Amund-
sen-EIIsworth expedition for polar
exploration.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
Storm Causes 100000 Damage.

Dallas, Texas-Preparations were
being made for the repairing of
property damaged to the extent Of a
million dollars in hail storm here in
which 80 persons were injured.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
sDIAMOND DYES"
COLOR THINGS NEW
Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye

Each 15-cent pack.
age contains direc
tons so simple any
woman can tint
soft, delicate shades
or dye rich, perma.
nent colors In lin
gerie, silks, rib
bons, skirts, waists,
dresses, Goa t s,
stockings. sweat.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20

French Ace to Fly Over HimaIayas.
New York-To Rene Fonck, French
ace of aces, his proposed New York
Paris nonstop fight in August, will
be but a step to something higher. If
he succeeds in the transatlantic
flight, he will attempt to fly over the
unexplored regions of the Himalaya
mountains, the ceilings of the world.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20

ers, GTaperies, coverings, hangings-
everything!
Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind.
and tell your druggist whether the ma.
terial you wish to color Is wool or silk,
or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed
goods.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
Gold Standard probabIe In Its

Gold Standard Probable In Italy.
Rome Italy may be obliged to
adopt the gold standard as result
of the British general strike, the
Giordnale D'Italia said.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1926-05-20
Young vigor
to old folks

"Eishfssss ssosfhsl
suffered frsss sfons.
ock frosbis. dissJ.
ssss. ssrpessssss
esd isfssss bais.
Tasiae stopped al
hak I ans Is. Ab-
petite Is good, Isissp
rsH asd 50.
Isiadl, recommend
Tasioc. /" Elias
Johsses. SOS Case
S. Pasi, Miss.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-29
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Office
 Serial No. o5Ss7

Anchorage. Alaska. May 1-. 1928 NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN. Ina. the Northwestern Fisheries Company, corporation organized under the laws Of the State Of Washington. and doing business in the Territory os Al aska, through II. L. FaBlkne-, its st, torney in fact, has filed application, serial No. D55s7. for a patent. under and by virtue Of sections ZS0s and 2307, Revised Statutes Of the United States, as assignee Of Jonah \. Pc tray, for g tract of land embraced s- '. $. Official Survey No. 1z5z. sitR, ated en the south shore Of Shelzke. Strait, Alaska, approximately ] n5s northeast of the mouth of ka-auk Rsv. er, at location locally known ss the Rocks. ard adjoining T. s Amend. ed Survey No. 90, On Kodiak Island, Alaska, Latitude B deg 3E S0- north, and Longitude 154 deg. 2s' g" west, and particularly described as follows
 Beginning a. corner No iden- tical with corner No. {. Amended survey No. 90; whence .. s. insisi monument No. IA bears -. ss deg
 2 E 2.5s chs thence V. $ deg. oe' west along west bouz dz-r Identical with line s-s .. s. Amended survey No. 70, 1.51 chs to corner No. . Nj. c. at line ot NJ. T. H. on sho-e Of She1ikof Strait, thence by me aHdsrs along line Of N. II. T on south shor& SheLko< Strait 5n s northe&ster3y direc5o1 zs follows: CD North $ deg. 5s E 1Ieo chs: (2) North z2 deg. 35 East s.SS chs. (3) North zs deg 0s' East 2 $ chs. to corner Ne. N. C s1 line os N E T; thence south along the east boundary 15-ss chs. b corner No {, thence west along south boundary s.ss chs. b corner No 5 NJ. C. at line M T. T o1 shore os Karluk Lagoon; thence hy mean ders from corner No. 5 along sh0-e of Karluk Lagoon 5a the north. easte-ly direction as follows (D North 31 deg. z3' East -65 chs. (5b North 51 deg z- East 21z chs, (6) North % deg 02 Ezs1 110 chs. 10 corner No. { at N Fl T ol beach of Karluk Lagoon; thence North along west boundary 1-SD chs. c0 corner No L the place Of beginning containing aa area Of 7-S- acres.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any Of the land above 6esc-sb- ed should file their adverse claims with the Register Of the United States Land Office at Anchorage. Alaska, within the period Of publication. or thirty days thereafter, or they VIII De barred by the provisions O1 the sat
 J LINDLEY GREEN.
 ReEzs-e-. First Publication May 24, 1925.
 Last Publication. Aug. g, 1926.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-29
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Office
 Serisi No. oSSSs
Anchorsge, AlazkA, Nay l7, rs2

Anchorage. Alaska. May T., 1928 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That 2 the N0-Tawests-n Fisheries Con2srv. a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Washington. and doing eGsiRsss ia the Territory Of AsssE2- through H L. Faulkner. fts at1oTTey 11 fact. has fled application. Se-sal No OsSSS. for a patent. under and oy virtue Of ssctSo1s 23es and 1ses Revssed Statutes of the United states, as assignee of Jonah A. Pc ' tray Tor tract os land embraced in C. $ O1flclsl survey No. 1Ss5. situ- atec or the south shore of Shelikof Strait Alaska. approximately 2l= niles northeast os the mouth of Kariuk River, ss s location locally known as 5 tEe Waterfall" and zdsosnirx and iy- ing te the 1o--hsast of T. s. Surwey { No. 154. Kodiak Island. Alssazz. in I.st- ! it1de Ss deg Ss s0~ north and Lsoari- t0cs ls4 deg 2E e0~ west and parti- cuaz-lT described as follows.
 Beg-1nlzg st corner No. N. C. on the sou1A shore ot Shelikof Strait st line os N Fl. T.. whence
 U . initial zo1rnert bears south
 sa eeg- sT east 2ls4 chs, theace
 souts $ deg sg east along ho~r-
 6s-y line 1-2 [. s. survey No. rss.
 1o-2s chs. Q corner No. 2. Identical
 vltA corner No [. s. survey No.
 1s4s she7ce North along east Aoua-
 caFT -22e chs to corner No. 5:
 thence west sls1g North boundary
 zes chs. to corner No. { N. c ax line ot E- E. T. oz south shore os
 Shes1sot Strait. thence hv man 6e-s z2o1g line N II. T. In a south
 westerly direction along south
 shore o< Shezzkcs Strait. as follows.
 CI1 South S-2S chs: C2) South s
 6eg- 5s' Wes- sos chs, (sD South
 1s 6eg. 61' West S chs. to corner No 5 G- C. thence East 1.Es chs.
 co corner No. s. thence South -S5
 cAz11s to corner No. :. thence Nest 1SS chs. co corner No. &:
 thence by -sS16e-s along N IT. T. Inc s1 southwest direction as fol-
 lows lz) South = deE. er West 500 ChalIS- t5N South 2B der. O. West 26S chs containing an area
 Ct 12z2 acres
 Any and all persons claiming s5- ve-sely any 01 the land above tesc~sb- eo should 1le che-- adverse claims w--h the RsS-ste- o1 the United States Land O15ce al Anchorage. A. 2sEa- within the Qe-o5 of publication. o- thirty days -he-eaft6-. or they VII b5 barred tT the provisions cf the ScacEce
 | LTNDLEV. GREEN ES-sc Publication s-E
 Lss- Publication lE2e
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-29
HAIR -RA|S|NG BEAR HUNT |S RECALLED
 BY LOCAL HUNTER
RUSSIAN RIVER SCENE OF TALE
 OF ESCAPE FROM WHAT MIGHT
 HAVE BEEN SERIOUS pREDIcA- MENT
SHOOTS CUB; MOTHER RUNS
Two Weeks Later Discovered Carcass of Old Bear Short Distance from Where He Shot Cub

One of the most noted and success full hunters of the Kenai Peninsula. who has had many hair-raising es- capes whiles after big game, has been induced to tell one Of his thrilling episodes, and gives The Gateway the following narrative in his own words:
 Tt happened about the middle of August 1903. I was camping in an old Indian bribary, situated at the mouth of Russian river which en- ties, into Kenai river about midway between the two lakes.
 Having accomplished nothing dur ing the early part of the day, I con cluded, in the way of diversity, to take stroll up Russian river to the falls, which is an ideal feeding place for bear, as salmon is as much in evi- dence in the surrounding atmosphere as in the river itself Not being ac- quainted with the trail leading dir ectly to the falls, followed the river, intending to take the trail from the falls back to camp.
 l plodded along about two hours and a half through underbrush, along bluffs and over gullies, but my efforts were not to be unwarded, for immedi- ately upon arriving at the falls I saw a large brown bear going to the river for a second helping of fish.
 My position could not have been better, as I was on a rather steep hillside, about sixty feet above the grassy basin in which the madam and her charge were dining; and by the time I had reached a good position, gotten my feet properly planted, and my artillery into position, my intend ed victim had returned 10 the operat- ing table, so I unlocked one of nv messengers of death. But instead of my bear going up in a puff of smoke and fur, or even lying down and peacefully yielding up the ghost, she had very urgent business up the river. and evidently did not expect to be home for dinner as she had taken her lunch with her.
 T fired several parting shots at her, but they only served as ventiIators to the rent my bear had cut in the atmosphere in her mad flight.
 T soon dispatched the cub, but not before he had made. several cries to the mother which in her hurry and agitation had quite forgotten her family obligations, which l might add is very strong in the female bear, but I knew when she'd succeeded in col lecting her senses she would be back like house afire with vengeance vile and dire intent, any your humble ser want would have something ''didding" immediately.
 T held my position for some time,
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-02

Rev. L. K. Williams. DID,, of Chi
cago is central figure in the Ban.
tlst realm so far as it relates to
colored folks. His desire to retire
from the presidency of the National
baptist Convention at it's recent SEES.
sion at Fort Worth Texas was evi.
IDENTIFY sincere. His great work in
chicago is enough to employ all of
h,s time and the National Baptist
scouy.. ntion has not reached that
point or financial endeavor, where it
is anxious AID willing to pay enough
to secure the ent,.re time and service
Nof a pulpit divine of DR.. Williams
liability and calibre.
To have lost him would have besn
a calamity to the cause although
there are others Of great ability,
who are ready and willing to under
take the task and to discharge the
duties of the office. The Baptists
are favored in being able to retain
this distinguished divine as Presi-
dent and with his health holding
out we bespeak for this great Bap-
fist organization a success beyond
the fondest dreams of it's most de-
voted enthusiasts
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-02

gro. Richard said that he was conf
dent that out of the crop OF new
heavyweights coming to the front he
would surely bring to Light chal.
lenger worthy of meeting Tunney
for the title.
"Rickard, of course, is still ready
to give Dempsey the first call il tie
former champion finally decides that
he wants return match. but as for
Wills. the Negro seems to be as far
removed from chance ut the title
as ever. Richard, with Tunney al
ready signed up to fight for him.
remains unmoved in his stand
against promoting a championsh. d
tight for Wills. while Gibson, too.
reiterated his belief yesterday that
Will should not be given a chance.
we tried hard enough to get Wills
before Tunney won the ttle,'' said
Gibson, but he turned us down ev-
cry time. Now see no reason why
we should bother him.
BY what right can Tex Richard bar
any logical contestant? He can re-
fuse to promote the bout, but If
Gene Tunney uses the same language
1t will logically bar him from the
championship. The meaning Of the
Worlds Championship" is that he
is the superior of any fighting man
in the world. regardless of race,
color or religion.
Should he bar a man on account
OF his race, he becomes the champ.
ion so far as it relates to white men
AID this necessarily bars him from.
the claim of the heavyweight champ
ion of the world. We are Of the
opinion that Gene Tunney will not
continue long in the position given
to him by Jack Dempsey. He mus.
fight Tom Gibbons again Dempsey
Is out OF it. The aim is to prolong
the contest until Harry Wills has
passed the age limit. Be that as it
may. 1t is white mans contest any
way.
Paddy Mullins, Wills manager has
no interest in Harry Wills further
than in his ability to beat the best
man in the fistic arena, regardless
of color. He has money tied up in
the proposition and he will chase
Rfckard now just as he has chased
Jack Dempsey and his manager
Gene Tunney is resident of New
York. The New York License Com
mittee is backing Harry Wills. The
New York Boxing Commission has
recognized his right as logical con.
tender for the championship title
These bodies will settle the cues.
ton as to whether Harry Wills can
be barred on account of the antipa-
thy of Tex Richard and his refusal
to stage contest between Wills and
the present champion, who won on
points and not by TIE Knockout
route" AS for the colored folks
they are not particularly interested
In the struggle. 1t is a white mans
night with colored man as the cen.
trail figure
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-02
ATLANTIC CITY LEADER IS HELD
IN MURDER CASE

Atlantic City. N. j., Sept. 81
w. Carey Truehart, prominent Dem
ocrat, boxing promoter, cafe propri-
etor, and fraternal man of this city,
was arrested last week in connection
with the murder of Fred DeMario,
alleged member of Philadelphia
gun gang, according to the PhiladeI-
phia Public Journal.
Truehart was charged with as
sault upon the body and intent to
kill DeMario, and was almost i'm.
mediately released by Magistrate
Paxson on $4,000 bail. DeMario
was shot to death in the Little Egg
Harbor cafe last Friday.
The political leader was taken in
to custody by City Detectives Casey
and Eckstein, and Haskell, of the
prosecutors office. After being
briefly questioned, he was booked at
the police station, and following a
conference between Prosecutor Re-
petto and Magistrate Paxson he was
released on bail
Since the murder ten persons have
been rounded up by the police as
material witnesses. A number of
the alleged witnesses declared
that the actual murderer would not
be arrested because of politics.
Katherine La sage, q cabaret
hostess: Lawrence Fooks, 210 NJ.
Kentucky Ave-, and Jefr Smith, 215
N. New Jersey Ave-, are being de-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-02
ROANOKE LETTER.

/ hoANOkE, VA, September Is
MIS- Maggie Poindexter of Pulaski
deputy OF the Eastern Star, was in
the city attending the Masonic Con-
Vehtion. She spent her stay in the
nome or Mrs. c. j. Dickerson PAL
Ienth Avenue, N. E. She left Friday
J MRS Jennie Cunningham, of Hall
TAX county is in the city visiting
ner daughter, who resides at 207
Ienth Avenue, N. e. 1 knew her as
MISS Jennie Yarbry many years ago
when She was the belle of Halifax
county.
Mrs. Matte Jones of Fifth Avenue
N. w, who underwent an operation
at Burrell Memorial Hospital was
brought home to day, having suffi-
GENTLY recovered from a serious OBJ
Grafton.
Mr.. Junius Colvin of AS Tenth
Avenue N. e. is somewhat improved
at this writing.
Mss Eva Taylor of Fifth Avenue
who recently returned from New
York and who has been sick, was
able to attend services Sunday morn
ing at Mt. Zion A. M. r. Church.
Mrs. George Holland. of Eighth
Avenue is home from the hospital.
Mrs. Annie Carter OF New Haven.
Conn, who has been IN the CITY the
past six weeks will visit her home at
Wytfoville saturday. October 9.
?i!ss Martha Traynliam. of North
east Ninth Avenue, &c spend ng her
vac; ton in Dan,i!ia a.:d Greensboro
\ c.. last weeK ard ,iis week.
FL. Jacob King, os Northeast Ninth
Arenue visited his brother, Mr.. Yves.
ley King, of North Carolina last
week
Mrs. Whey Morton Of Lynchburg
Avenue returned recently from West
Virginia, where she was called to see
her husband, who was hurt in the
mines. He is reported as getting on
nicely.
Rev. P. G.. Gravely, Of 90 Seventh
Avenue, N. w. is out of the city for
two weeks
Mr.. Thomas G. Curtis and Madam
and Mrs. Ella Locklayer returned
home recently from Baltimore. Md.
ST. Paul's M. r. Memorial Church
and Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church will
begin union revival for the reclaim
ing of souls for the Masters King
dom. The meetings begin October 10
and will continue for two weeks Let
us pray that the Lord may direct
and crown this effort with success.
Mrs. A. Jackson of Peach Road, N
has been quite indisposed the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Cunningham, Of South
Boston, Va, who is visiting her
daughter at 207 Tenth Avenue. N
e. and Mrs. Laura Stanfield were
the guest of Mrs. Catherine Stan
field Monday evening.
Miss Catherine Howard of Seventh
Avenue is recovering from an illness
of last week.
The Trustees and Stewards Of Mt
Zion A. M. e. Church hope to report
one Of the most successful rallie,
next Sunday. October Ord, of recent
months. The Trustees have already
promised to give on Monday night
October 4th. UNIQUE banquet Il
those who help to make the ffnancia
success. We have discovered har
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-02

mOny, peace and goodwill among the
members of the church and all seem
to have mind to work in the Mas.
ter's Vineyard.
Mrs. II pford, of Northwest Seventh
Avenue has been quite indisposed
the past week from tooth extrac-
ton.
Rev. w. W. Hicks returned from
the convention held at Fort Worth,
Texas. He enjoyed a very splendid
tr p and gathered much help from
the meeting. DR.. Hicks is one of
those. polished pulpit orators, a
preacher Of the Gospel of Christ
with ungloved hands. He meets men
on square basis
Mrs. Cornelia J. Dickerson leaves
for her field work in Pulaski, Va
Mr.. Thomas l.. Walker. of Rich
mond was among the visitors here
attending the Masonic Grand Lodre.
He was the guest of his brother, s.
w. Howard, of Seventh Avenue.
Mr.. Howard also visited w. H. fDa u
Walker. at 622 Peach Road
The SunShine Circle OF Mt Zion A.
NJ. d. Church met at the parsona re
and was Hospitality entertained ny
MIS-. M. b. Howertop. Many of the
members were present and enios ed
the affair.
Madison Stanfield, the Planet Agent
will be calling on the patrons this
week. Get ready to meet him please.
Yes, l have the best remedies ON
the Est. Call and, see and trial
will convince you I am right. 1853
Madison Avenue. N. w.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-02
THE CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST

The result of the championsbip
contest at Philadelphia last week
has caused no end of discussion.
While the result of the contes. has
met with the approval of practically
everybody, including the white and
colored folks, the hackers of Jack
Dempsey excepted, 1t has occasioned
much comment. Never before has
contest Of this kind been decided
save by the knockout route. For this
reason the title Of Gene Tunney, to
many peoples idea of thinking, is
clouded.
They openly claim that the fact
that Jack Dempsey was accorded but
one round upon a most favorable
basis is convincing proof that he
laid down" and permitted Gene
Tunnev to win the title. In this con.
nection, it is significant fact that
Gene Tunney has already decided to
dodge the only contestant, who is
admittedly the leading character in
a future bout for the championship
The New York Times publishes the
following:
= "Rickard disclosed plans yesterday
for a series OF heavyweight shows,
which he intends to stage in the
Garden throughout the Winter with
the hope Of bringing forth real
challenger for the championship next
Summer. Only one fighter is barred
from these examinations. He is
Harry Wills.
Richard is still set against pro-
noting any match involving the Ne
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-02
DEATHS REPORTED

The following deaths (colored)
have been reported to the Richmond
City Bureau of Health from Septem-
Der 81 to September %, 1926, with
date of death:
September 19-John l.. Criss A;
100 Pulliam Street.
September 19-Emma Carey, s. New
Kent County, Va.
September 19-Nora Jackson, 81;
1904 1-2 w. Baker ST.
September 20-Frank Davis, 21;
1862 w. Moore Street.
September 20-Percell Bell, Jr.. 1
day; 40 Hunt Avenue
September 22--Joseph Robinson 9
months; 613 Brown Street.
September 24-Clarence Hughery,
10; 400 N. 18th Street.
September 24-,James Satchell, rs:
Virginia Penitentiary.
September fisherman Coney, 10.
State Penitentiary.
September 22-Emanue1 Williams.
81; S12 N. 32nd Street.
September 22-Joanna Johnson. A.;
912-a Turpin Street.
September 22-Sam Paynter, 70:
1906 N. 9th Street.
September 23-Edmond Byrd. 30:
Old Church, Va.
September 24-Robert Butler, so;
1926 w. Moore Street.
September 24-Fred T. Mitchell, 90
IL w. Jackson Street.
September 25-Irene Adams, 81;
IL Wood Street.
September 24-Eliza Washington,
SO; 1104 st. John Street.
September 25-John Bagby, SO; PIG
s. Lombardy Street,
September 23--Florence Augusta
Reid, 2; 224 r. 18th Street.
September 2S-Charles Howard. A:
COS Buchanan Street.
September 27--Frances F.. Watkins
a: 917 St. John Street
September 26-Henry w. Booker, 3f
1922 Park Avenue.
September 2s-George Taylor, 30;
BOT Brook Avenue.