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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-09
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Back Ache?
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-09
J. w. JOHNSON WARNS PUBLIC
OF IMPOSTOR 81. L. WASH
INGTON"

James Weldon Johnson secretary
of the National Assoc alton for the
Advancement of Colored People. to-
day publishes a warning of the &C.
tivities Of one ~. Law ashington,"
about whom inquiries have been re-
ce.ved from Georgia. The man
ella ms to be son in-law of DR.. w.
E. B. Du Bots and also to be pastor
of Shiloh Baptist Chursh of which
he claims ME-. Johnson is Chairman
of the Board of Deacons. All the
claims are false. There is no church
at the location given by -. L. Wash
ington" and he is connected in no
way with DR.. Du Bots nor with
Mr.. Johnson.
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"W1fhin Prison
Walls. >
Wins Fame Behind Prison
WdXS-.RemdrkdbIe Ex=
Derience of a Brilliant
COyOPed Man.

loose TO face him.
After the out break had somewhat
subsidized and much political manoeu-
ver,ng Il new warden had been Sc.
lected the prison became bedlam
of tolerance and license. The new
warden had had no previous expert
ence with criminals and he openly
acknowledged his inexperience to the
men but promised them that for a
period Of one year he would allow
the men any privilege that they
wished providing they would retail
ate by causing no trouble or disturb
ance.
(Tc be continued)
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MONEY FOR CLIFTON NEAL.

Clifton Neal, aged 20, left Madison
N. j. in April 1918. He is a missing
heir and il he Immediately commun-
icates with Hester Neal, of II Cen
trail Avenue, Madison, N. J. or Lieut..
William J. Ryan of Madison Police
Department, he will receive a good
sum of money.
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have a sound mind; with no chill
dren. She must be neat.
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St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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every morning.
Yours truly,
EDWARD BRYANT,
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camp Harry J. Jones,
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FOUND GREAT RELIEF.
Power, w. Va, Feb. 9, 1925.
l.. j.. Hayden,
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MRS. MARY GROCE.
Power, w. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-09

Money is plentiful in the banks
and scarce in business.
When times are hard, people in
.dulge in Injuries in order to forget
their troubles.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-10-09
WITHIN PRISON WALLS.

WITHIN TtISOIS N1fL1Is5'
Editors Note: Within Prison
Walls in this issue was written by
a young colored man, of good family
and training, vino for obvious reas-
ons is Withholding his rea; identity
and who due to his ability. served
During 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 weekly
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Wanted

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n, Danberville, Pa, March 25, 1925
MT l.: j. Hayden.
"a West Broad Street
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir: Please send me your
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Yours truly,
MRS. CHARLES EBLTNe.
Dsubersville, Pa.
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Richmond, Va, July 8, 1915.
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medicine to all suffering humanity
am, J. A. PAGE,
Auburn Ave, Richmond, Va.
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Mr.. l.. j. Hayden,
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CONTINUED from last weekly
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

Hrs. James Phettepiace IS the guest of Miss Wiley
 Miss Kimbal spent the weekend with Mrs. Bradford.
 NIT. Elmer Jacobs spent Thanksgiy- ing with Mrs and Miss Crosby.
 Henry Withey fell from the roof of Dr. Paine's house, breaking his collar bone.
 Mrs. Beck Aamendorf has returned from Providence and opened her house here.
 The Rev. Mr. Fuller of Putnam will preach at the Congregational church Sunday morning
 Geutlemau's night vas recently eel ebrated hy the Thimhle Club at the residence of Mrs. Forrest Rhodes.
 Mr and Mrs Henry Bradford. who are settled in their apartment in Web ster. entertained at dinner Saturday evening.
 ar. and Mrs. William Chase Of Worcester. with their children, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Charlez Chase.
 Mrs. W T. Peckham. Mr Marshall Sheldon. Mr. William Hyle and a friend Uill be guests Of Mrs. Nonsiat- sky over the weekend.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bliss had a family dinner Thanksgiving Day. The Inn was closed C the public that evening. Mrs Bliss has opened a restaurant for Brown students on Angell street, Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren Nichols had a family dinner Thanksgiving Day. Among their guests were MT and Mrs. [. L. Baekus. MT. Lawrence Baekus. Miss Hearle. Mir and Mrs. Edward Page. Miss Mary Nichols from Vassar, and Miss Martha Nichols and friend from Connecticut College.
 The following is the honor roll for the month of November in the Thomp- son Hill school: Ninety per cent to one hundred per cent, Franklin Cole man and Alexander Maitland. Jr. Eighty per cent to eighty-nine per cent. Sarah Ballard V alter Eddy. Annie Goloski, Raymond Smith. El9is L0gee, Grace Withey Elna Law and Esther Munyan.
 hfSs ts bF run ttA oA " eHAtias Rhode Island, has announced the en- gagement of her daughter. Miss kath- ryn Cottrell. 10 Mr Randolph Els worth Chandler. son of Mir and Mrs Randolph H Chandler The wedding will take place in June Miss Cottrell attended the Masters School at Dobb- FerIy alter which she spent a year md abroad MT Chandler was at aHe ae vice consul at Montreal
 .. with Callonay. Fish < Co in New York His clubs are the Mon
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS

fraai Hunt. Royal st. Lawrence Yacht. Yale and Hartford. He IS also a mem Der sf the New England Society and the Sons of the Revolution.
 Miss Mary Bradford is at Great Neck, Long Island.
 Eingsbary Livingston spent the weekend at Dr. Paine s.
 Mrs. S. Martin and Mrs McMulleI motored co Providence Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Darlington and fam ly spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. C. E. Searls.
 Mrs. John Kemmerer and Miss Marion kemmerer spent Friday with Mr Nonsiatsky.
 Mr. Ralph Elliott from Haekensack. New Jersey. is spending a week in town with his parents
 Miss Lewis was hostess at the mis- zionary meeting Wednesday afternoon. The meeting was led by Mrs. Arthur Mills.
 Mrs. Xonsiatsky and Mir. Louis Ream motoHed to Rochester New Hampshire. on Tuesday. spending the night there.
 The Spinsters Club" was given at the town hall last Friday evening for the benefit of the Thimble Club There was a large audience.
 Miss Prudence Paine and Harrison Mills were operated on for apnendl- citis at the Day Kimball Hospital this week. Both are doing well.
 Miss Elliott entertained the Bridge Club Tuesday. There were a number of extra guests for tea Among them were Miss Sherman. who poured. Mrs. Derby. Mrs Faxon. Mrs. E. L. Backus, and Miss Hearle.
 The first meeting of the 18th Cen tury Club was held at Mrs Bradford Thursday afternoon. This club Is formed for the study of the eutstand- ing events and people of the 18th century, primarily in England. Mrs. Bradford read an interesting paper, giving resume of the century.
 Hugh Walpole gave one of his bril- liant lectures al the Howe-Marot school Saturday evening. His subject was "Ihe Victorian Compared to the Modern Novel" In the earlier period, he said, the novelist had a much cas- fer time than his brother of today. His characters were either good or bad; there was no middle ground. The reading public had fewer books, and each one was eagerly welco ned. wide ly read and much discussed r any one ea. tired af one of the characters the author was made acquainted with tHe fact. and the unpopular character never appeared again. la zking af fhe Psychological novel Of today. Hr Wa.pale compared t to detect iYe teHy saving an idea was usually
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03
BASKET BALL
League Has Been Formed With Stan
 lev Shnss Prraident

icy Shaw IrrAident
 THe =mach discussed basket ball 4asu6 which m being organized lu Putnam. W3H swing into existence tr tfe near future Five teams repre- .zalTHE. organizations in th.s city have
 haau. he necessary interest t4 in. #I.fa suGcussfal seasun for 92G %4H tb fans will have an enportuu rH of aeins some real hn kef bal M existed ia she days of the z and the town team when hos tam performed iH Union Hall
 Stanley Shaw has been induced e #H.H #-a=I dent eGtan" ha been known as 0ee of fhe best court u.f primers n thi se( loH dun ue pas VpaI and 5H farat.n he gam, thoroughly the league member. f0H'1 1Hr fhcr 'Fes fortunate in hi He0a uI#rCo af th rtian Aino' 4aEl ta been elected -eerat1rs aHa ailH a handle the lesaua faHd
 TeaHs entered eIade tb Head uuafter Cos Kujaht of Ce'umbus NrrhHr eaV.lle Eridu llemiuH 2. sifH e1.ani fha fialiaa5 White Grle rf This rray af trsH aH IHa oau ea TuHs'av and tia eVane tH7 State Armar4 IwH centa tsan evf nine uro slated for fhe nmeat uf Che fans and an ai IitIanal hUnf of dancing wiil be allowed after tha games
 Semi pro rules have been adonted by the league as the fans complain of the recent additions to the amateur regulations as being SO strict as tC slow down the game especially among heavy players This does not neces- sarially imply. however that rough ness will be encouraged bat will serve Co eliminate the number of time-out periods
 Manager Omer Nalade of the Headquarters Company team report a fine class of candidates and nrom- isrs c. be going strong in Che first game with players like Gardner. Light Child. Mayotte Mayer. Moodis and Rowe
 John Hannifan. the K of C. mana ger. has had his squad working uuJ iu the armory and unquestianahly has some great material with Joe" B0ve Luke White. Phaneuf, Baker. Rice and Alvin Jarvis
 AaitAE *A hifF WILL NtNN httA thNtAA Mechanicsville quintet of 1925 ready for the first whistle and his comhi- nation of Sid King. BuRbee. Cody and Mike" Hannifan win make a strong bid for leading honors in the race.
 The new entries, the Black and White Collegians of Webster. will send an exceptionally strong combi- nation en the floor as Gap Johnson. Wetherell and Jordan. former Wood stock Academy stars. are on their ros- ter.
 The Bedding Heminway Co will send the fifth entry Co the league and their roster of players including "Bill' Johnson. Chase. Caffrey, Beau seieil. Bugbee Murphy and the Nell son brothers. speaks for itself
 The first game s scheduled for Tuesday. Dee n. when the K of C quintet is slated Co meet the B-H Silk sox and the Mechaniesvile five faces he Headquarters Go complete of league games will appear n next weeks paper together with he roster of players
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03
TO CAPTAIN HIGH ELEVEN

Walker Cody. halfback of the Put nam High school football team, has been elected captain for next year 60 succeed Captain WjnsIow. the team E outstanding player who finish es his course next June Cody will play quarterback 6n the team of 1927 The election took place at Q meeting af the team Tuesday and was
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03
START ELK MASONIC
 SPORT TOURNAMENT
B. P. O. E. Takes Lead At First Meet With A. F. & A. Nj.
 Tuesday Night
sesrs 10 Co s on First Lap Of Sea
 sons Course

Gathered around aH assortment 9f tAbles. through Hat Gf curling 8'9e smoke. could b. seen grim and gru visaged men The scene was lr t1e fink club rooms 1f Putnam Lodge gi EltA where. Iuafay night gathered the sporf fans af both tre ElE and Masonic fratcruities They Uere er- 1xssed in friendly combat F. wae f1e fri battla 8f Che cards the eHeeke- board and the pool and billiard ta Yl When the laaf encouEter was snded and the last winning n,Is announced c the score Haz totaiied Putnam Eo# e wxa waving banner deugtiHz ten pair.s wHe -Aa Wara
 ing ther k. haes C. aarrs tae.E tefal cf fve tsFldg+ tta sHtHaw ts tae 2 club CT South Man street.
 g. the score Nil stand uH'II next Monday evening when the Ei HfIl fnvade fHe camp af the enemy Whether hey NiN be driven back r. the rear trer cnes or 4 Hl- .lsr nsighbors f1 further Tout Rill be made known in this column next Friday rnt that t5ue Putnam Isgasf sIt ting pretty With Quinehaug Lodge faeinQ a handicap af i've points
 The season however. fs fast start lnY There Win be weekly meets srzf at tfe Flk Club then at the Masonic Club. every Mondas evening during the season f the inteHest keen ut From present H0Dearances It will not only keep DO but Will advance witt the season The advent af bridge whs' has opened the door for ? ueN set nf contestants The next meet fnR will take niaee as already tated sn the Masonic club
 Following the contest Tuesda; niyh' fhe grill committee served q iunche0n 0f sandwiches. roquefor' ehese ard crackers HouvhrBts and coffee in the banquet room The re. suit .be 6ret e%en5ag's nlav stars deHstiHg he wfHnars WIS as follows
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

lost in the first chap;ea and the rest of the book was spent In looking for 4. To illustrate a rolnt. he told an amusing incident abou- a woman he met in one of our middle western cit. les. After enthusiastically telling nm how devoted she was to his novels. sae sad the one she liked best was Sonia. eH hiz ,eiiiug he mad rot written f. her husband, who up to that time had taken no part Tn the conversation
 said "Stung again, Isabel"
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

We are indebted ta Sport Fan" for the score ef the game between the Fur Shop and Grosver lrdale- lt was the hrst appearance of the Fur Shop team and tney made a good showing getting 6Zl pinfaAls e their opponents I.492 F. Brieauit vas among Che outstanding rollers with -he three string high af 36Z
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03
"1s Eggs to the Dozen!n

That's the way one ma, who feeds his hens Ful-O- Pep Egg Mash expresses his increased production
 l gather Is eggs for every dozen that l got before | used Ful-O-Pep, he says. You can increase the nun. Der of eggs you are getting every day, too. Right now IS the time to do extra eggs mean real extra cash profit at this time of year. This is the famous feed that contains Cod Liver Meal to make the other in- gredients give additional value. Every mouthful gives the hens all feed- no waste-and young ard old layers keep right on producing. Eggs arelgssr, better favored, and uni form n size with strong shells. And next Spring you Il have wonderful matching eggs.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

The hum of the mosquito is to be broadcast throughaat England. The song q the nightiHEals caught by the in wood thirty miles from London some time ago proved such success that the buzz ef insects Is nov To be given a trial
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

The editor of the Wabeno Adusr- fiser of Wabeno. Wisconsin, made his own news recently when he lighted a match to peer into the gasoline tank of the engine which operates his plant. He is now setting type without eyebrows and eyelashes.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

When a man applies for a license to drive an automobile in Ruffield. New Zealand. he is taken to a small yard dotted with tall cans and ordered to steer an irregular course through them 0 the opposite side This ae- eomplished successfully. he is bidden t0 repeat his trip in reverse gear.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

Geological conditions believed re- sponsible for the production Of petrol cum will be initiated in an effort to oil B. the use of great pressure and varying temperatures geologists hope to produce in a short time what f takes Nature centuries t0 make
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03
BOXING

1. tt Zoo early for tne man zge 1f tfa BsfHaw Sporting Club ta arrange another card for the er- 'effalHmeat af the fans Perhaps fhe many rHtH seats a. the hat meet ma5 zarewhat dampene8 the ansH the management r. is n9 u ta assemble a couple of da4 an ateur boxers and Co have
 erIf matched up when the There are al! kiad Of 0b- stae ta r=ercanne before the card is lr aha when empty seat greet the eya the night ef tne event it takes same af the pep out of the zrHrt from the manaR ment's siewp
 The Putnam Z port ass Cluh has g4-- er taa entertainl rt this season. Both have been good ones and no one as found any faglt with Che perform arrH The first match brought out capacity house and it vas taken for granted that the season was 70 be good one. The last showing makes th sameWhat doubtful
 Blood flowed freely at the last bout and ta read an account of what hap peued in the ring one might be 5usti- fad calling boxing a brutal paztime. T0 those who see the young boxers in fhe dressing room after their perf8F- nance watch them wash of the re- mains 0f nose bleed or the blood from @ cut eye or lip. hear them chat tar ard laugh and cell what they WIll da be next time they ga into the ring theHe no vestiRe Of brutality. The average boxer is q sporting .Ruy. ' Hes wiling to give or take and f he has to take more than he can give he takes t as part of the game and un- eompiainiugiy
 Boxer Lives Clean
 There is one feature of the boxing game that e enemies overlook They seem t1 forget that / q bag really has ambitions Co be boxer he has got to live clean life. He has got % Iet liquor alone and he has got to sc9ru the poisonous cigarette as he would an injection of dope that would takf his clear vision away i boxer ha. got 10 have a clean body and he Hr good physical condition, 9r elss hs will never make bur one appearances
 See the boz stripped f5 tHe HaIzt Lack q th&t T.aA -H =" Hz f=1' healthy blood raHrsIHg through t# aH. aeass nt tfaa" ueA4 H
 Watch tha easy breathing a6ser= =#H-a fHiHate= 1# strfHaaH tser= fh fh# #daHee ef a yaHue ter Hgsirs.I- Hafif h. docs HHs q H.aaaz ar a eat aye uH llH1 kea more t8 hum than T pin prick aa 5# le well trained person hand fHi tha boy with the bloody He a5 [. 6a#a- from the ring that lhe Fars= afaasl and he wiii answer HhaH q
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 HaF and give yuu taa laugh he and hs bas Wha caused ' #ll hIfte fs Hha dressing room te taIE It oyer
 V know nothing of hos the man ageHeaf feels about if but r da# rem t5 l that if there is fo he con tlu4atian of boxing n Putnam th. fans will have ta make In eitur' q give f. their hearty and financial sHH port
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

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Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

One of the longest prison sentences ever imposed was given to a mayor Of Alba Spain. in lsa3 when he wa convicted oH Z#7 counts of forging public doeum utz He was sentenced to 5HS8 year "a
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

MigHaait and BGigef
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Putnam patriot., 1926-12-03

Tha deenest recorded sp3i ia .ne ocean Haz re aneze navy of tHe Izi Peninsula
Evening star., 1926-05-09

combination cooling and injection sys-
TEN is used" declared Mr. Kenneweg,
who based his assertion on experience
and tests with a car operated more
than 20 900 miles in the last Is months
under all possible conditions.
"a steam cooling system functions
primarily by using the water jacket
exactly as a steam boiler is used in
generating steam at atmospheric pres
sure. No cooling action occurs until
the water in the engine block reaches
the boiling point. after which the va
rying amount of heat generated be-
tween low-load and full-load condi-
tions is carried in the form of steam
or Vapor into the condenser section
and the resulting wafer is pumped
back into the water section.
Ma jor advantages of steam cooling
were summarized as the attainment
by the engine of its highest thermal
and mecha nical efficiency within a few
minutes after starting, after which an
ideal operating temperature is main
tanned regardless of climatic or road
conditions speed or load, The results
are the positive elimination of crank
case oil diiution, an increase of 20 OF
25 per cent III efficiency. absolute pre-
Vention of oVerheating or hot spots
under heavy loads, lower maintenance
costs and much longer engine life.