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Spiders Hit Cotton,

Red spitlcrs-which actually are not
spiders at all, but mitcs-are q serious
pest in certain cotton fields of the
South, and, the Department of Agricul-
ture points out in a recent bulletin,
probably damage the cotton crop in ex-
cess of 100000 in years Of severe in
feStatiOn
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All phases of broadcasting, together
With some inkling Of what the future
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-02

The custom of catching live cricketS
and imprisoning them in perforated
gourds or other like rcceptacles dates
back 1000 years in China In fact, the
cricket is the canary of China.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
WOMAN KAYOS PUGILIST
WHO BECAME TOO ROUGH
IN ole LUNNON' SALOON

LONDON, June 2O-Although Ed.
ward Haynes, professional middle.
weight prize fighter, had sent II box
ers of his own weight down for the
count of ten, he suffered ignoble de-
feat at the hands of BARNARD in a
saloon here.
AS Haynes became rowdy, Lilly Dia-
mond, the barmaid, asked him to quiet
down. This he refused to do, and
instead threatened to destroy the
place, and offered to start on her.
Lii invited him to follow his sugge
ton.
Haynes walked over to the woman
TO deliver the punch that had rocked
II fighters of his own weight to sleep.
Lily side-stepped, he missed She
brought forth her right and Haynes
staggered, dropped for the count and
was ushered out by bouncers.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
PRESIDING ELDER
SUESPASTORF FOR
$4,000 ISLANDER
Trouble Starts WhenA.M
Elder Tries To Help Out
Harlem Minister

NEW YORK CITY, June z0-Suit
for $4,000 against the Rev. Coleridge
A. Gill, A. M. E. pastor of Brooklyn
has been started by the Rev. S. H. V
Gumbs, presiding elder of the Brook
Ign district. The Rev. Mr.. Gumbs
charges the Rev. Mr.. Gill with ma
licious and Wanton SANDER.
Statements in the complaint are to
the effect that the wife of the Rev.
Mr.. Gill, Geraldine, wrote a letter
to the Rev. Mr.. Gunbs complaining
about the way she had been treated
by her husband, even though they have
been separated since October, 1926.
To Straighten Affairs
AS a consequence, the complaint
continues, the presiding elder asked
the Rev. Mr.. Gill and his wife to at
tend a conference at st. Pauls A. M.
E. church in Brooklyn, then pastored
by the defendant, and at which time
the Rev. Mr. Gumbs attempted to
straighten out the marital tangles of
the couple and to have them reconciled.
1t is then alleged that the Rv. Mr..
Gill made certain remarks in the pres
ence of the presiding elder which
forced the latter to comment that. 1T
does appear as il your wife's complaint
is founded on facts" Then, it is
charged, the Rev. Mr.. Gill became an
cry and accused the presiding elder of
taking sides with his wife. On the
following day the pastor of st. Pulls
turned in his resignation.
Woes Laid To Elder
Since that time, the allegations con-
tinue the former pastor of st. Paul's
church has been going about telling
certain persons that the Rev. Mr..
Gumbs is responsible for all of his
woes. Being resentful of these alleged
differences, the Rev. Mr.. Gumbs resort
ted to the SANDER suit as a means of
protecting his name and character,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
ELEVATOR STARTER Is
ATTRACTING ATTENTION
With HIS POETIC GENIUS

NEW YORK, June 20-Critics are
praising a book of verse just completed
by Cecil Reid, West Indian elevator
starter at the Hotel Times Square, and
poems are attracting no little at
tention.
st write poetry for the love of the
thing" said Reid, who is 38 years old
and tall and muscular-for as an add
ed sideline he has done considerable
boxing since he came to New York.
1T find that song writer's and poets
are starving to death, and I known
in the poetry line that it is hard for
a man to get break. sent some of
my verses to a weekly but they re-
turned them So I decided to publish
my own poems, and this little yellow
back book of fifty odd pages of my own
writings I am handing out free to my
friends"
Some of his poetical titles are "Buz-
zing Bee" "The Castle Upon the
HILL" Il Found a Rose" and
Dreams"
Other poems are reminiscent of
World War Days. In 1918 Reid joined
the Signal Corps of Royal Engineers
of the British Army and served as a
telegrapher in England. He tells of
his corps being reviewed at Windsor
Castle by King George and Queen
Mray and one of his poems is entitled
George the "" in memory of the &C.
casion.
A number of pages in the book are
given over to dooggere and prose
sketches of San Juan Hill and Harlem.
Reid was born at Ewarton, jamaica,
B. w. I, and received a public school
education.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
FREE FIVE MORE
MIAMI OFFICERS

ORLANDO, FLA, June 20-Follow-
ing the two recent instances in which
Miami police officers were freed on
murder charges, a jury, celebrating
only 80 minutes here Friday, freed
five policemen charged with second
degree murder in the Staying of Hay
wood Riggsby.
The officers were charged with
shooting Riggsby to death. The youth
youth had been accused of assaulting
a Caucasian woman. Chief of Police
H. F. Baker confessed that he fired
the shots that killed Riggsby. The
other four officers indicted were city
detectives N. NJ. Russell, j. w. Burks.
0. W. Johnson and f. M. Williams. all
white.
The other two cases of acouittaly
Of officers in staying trials occurred in
Miami. Five officers including the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
EXCURSION FARES TO OTHER POI

Going Special Fulton KY thence Train No %
NJ Train No. "a 70 Fulton, thence Special Train.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
WOULD FIND OUT
IF PREACHER HAS
BEEN ORDAINED
Attorney Doubtful When
Minister c ant Spell Name
Of Bible Book

NEW YORK CITY, June 2o-Failure
of DR.. Charles M. Jones' Baptist min
lister of Harlem, to spell "Deutorono-
my" and define the Pentateuch, first
five books of the Bible, has aroused
doubts in the mind Of Attorney Rufus
L. Perry Of the minister's ordination
and he consequently is seeking an in
vestfgation by the district attorney
into the preachers credentials.
1t was principally through the testi-
mony Of the Rev. DR.. Jones, who is
also an undertaken, politician and own
er of an express and whitewash es-
Enlistment, that Attorney Perry's eli
ent, Robert Street, was convicted on
charges of bigamy. Street was charged
with marrying Elma Carter in 1916
and Elvina Middleton last February.
Pastor Has Record
When DR.. Jones got on the witness
stand he proceeded to make himself
at home, but soon lost his poise when
Lawyer Perry asked him If he had
ever been convicted of a crime. Al
though the preacher attempted to
dodge answering the question, he was
forced to answer. 1t was learned that
he had been brought into court on
statutory charge and had been found
guilty.
The preacher swore that he had
performed the marriage ceremony in
1916, and identified the certificate.
Perry accused Jones of represent
In himself as Street and signing
Streets name at the marriage license
bureau. DR.. Jones denied this. Perry
then asked him to write his name on
piece of paper. DR.. Jones stated
that he had forgotten his glasses and
therefore could not write Perry then
stumped DR.. Jones when he asked him
to spell Deuteronomy" and he failed.
He then asked about the number of
books in the Pentateuch. The preach
er also failed on this.
Glasses at Home
Judge Nova then asked Or. Jones
where his glasses were and the lat
ter replied that they we're at his home.
The Judge told him that he would adj
journ court two ours and that would
give him time to get his glasses. DR..
Jones was game and went out into
the street. After a period OF about
the two hours he had returned and
when he was told to write he told the
court he could not find his glasses.
Perry then asked the Rev. Mr.. Jones
off he he'd ever heard of Ananias and
Saphira. Dr. Jones replied, :" re-
member reading about those men, but
don't recall Eho they were"
They wereEoe two biggest liars In
history Peru shouted.
Street IN Is defense stated that,
+ aliln10aTried Elma Car
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
HALE WILL SPEAK
TO EDUCATORS

NASHVILLE, TENN, jane 20
President W. J. Hale of A. and -.
State College, Nashville will address
the general session OF the National
Education association in Minnapolie,
Minnesota, July 8. He was invited .
speak a. a representative of tn Ma
tional Associa on of Teachers in Col
ored Schools of which he is president
The opportunity to address the gen
eral session of the N. E. A. is regard
ed as a sig@al honor to President
Hale is a member of N. E. A. commit
tee on colored schools and recently
gave a lecture at teachers college.
Columbia university on the present
people.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23

Miami chief Of police, indicted for
first degree murder in connection with
the Staying Of H. Kier, bellboy, were
freed and two other officers charged
with Staying John Marby and drag
ging his body behind. an automobile,
were freed. The Miami chief of pc.
lice was suspended from office.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23

he married in 1911 was still living and
she I'D not die until 1920. He stated
that the first Mrs. Street went South
in 1914 and became i'll. He admitted
that he lived with the Carter woman,
who was theen residing at 95 Utica
avenue. There were number of wit
nesses for the defense. Among them
were Horace Smith of Atlantic City, N.
j., who swore that he did not recall
signing the marriage certificate.
Investigate Credentials
Despite the fight put up by the de-
Tense Street was found guilty by the
jury and faces a maximum sentence
of five years.
After the verdict Of guilty had been
brought in Perry said that he would
appeal the conviction and would ask
District I3.s ,5ct, AA to-. Alavestigate
nEion. s. u & Z
G q .
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23

However. he would add nothing to the
complaint when a reporter called to see
him early Monday afternoon.
The Rev Mr.. Gill was also uncom-
municative when a reporter called at
his home, his only remark being that,
in his opinion. the Rev. Mr.. Gumbs
had slandered him more than he would
ever dream Of slandering anyone.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
GIVEN FOUR INCH CUT

Guy Bayliss, IS years old, 4125
Vincennes avenue, laborer, was TAX
en- to Wilson hospital Saturday suf-
fering from a cut on the left side
of his cheek about four inches long.
He ws cut by Willie Washington, 4125
Vincennes avenue, during a quarrel
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23
AUTO KILLS UNKNOWN

An unidentified man was struck and
killed by an auto at Root and StSate
streets about 11:20 Monday night
as he was about to cross the street.
The auto later turned out to be stolen.
The driver fled to 43rd place and
Dearborn street, where he abandoned
the vehicle and escaped. He is being
sought by police.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-24

Win Q visu toward the revival Of inter
u In eq0es,fsin events here. . group Of
Washington honsmen has Organized The
National Cspital Hotse Sbow Association. -
nth Resf Admiral Carey 7. Grsyson. U.
2. ~. president
The new organization. incorporated IN
q the Laws Of Delaware. succeeds the old
iafionsl Horse SHOW. vhich until last year
jagged eqDestfisn programs at Arlington
'sfk. south end Of the Highway Bridge 10
Iifsinla. The association has purchased
he Bradley homestead. near the Consfes-
aonsl Country Cub In Bradley Hills. this
oonty. and following extensive building
improvements. IL win nsintain facilities
ios horse shows. pony shows. s,eepIechases
s0nts and point-to-point races Ia addition
70 club quarters for the members.
According 70 present plans. the 6ra
show Win BE- conducted 10 May under the
reinstatement Of Frank Gsskins. Of War.
fenton. Va. one Of the leading horse SHOW
eGeisls Of ths East 10 Conformity With
The practice 10 many other cities. the Ne.
uonsi capItsi nosss Show Association IL
plsnsinS 20 ely Itseaf With . worthy Wash
lDetop chanty which you'd receive the
us3sf pOsroD u The fso,ipb h0p the
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Tuesday. the 2sth day Of
February. 1878,

81 the hour Of ] ocaock. r. ~
the property By said mortsase conveyed.
and more particularly described 40 follows /:
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STAKES. described in deed dated January
4. 1875. from Cephas Y. Willett Ct ". 70
Luke Lyles ct ux.. et a.. and duly recorded
among the Land Records 10 Lber z. B r..
No. IS. folio 1853, Ct seq, and Containing
fifteen acEss Of land. more o. less. ex-
ceptins. however. two paris thereof. to-
wit: One-f0urth Of IN acre conveyed
BY said Luke Lyies and MARGARET Lyies.
his wife. 70 the Board Of County School
Commissioners Of said county By deed
dated September 81. 1879. and duly re-
corded among said Land Records in Iber
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scSes conveyed BY said Luke Lyles ct az.
ct al. 70 Hillesy hseruder and wife By
deed dated April 10. 1880. and duly re.
corded amonf said Land Records 10 IbeF
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the quantity 10 Be cod Of
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together With the buildings and improve
ments thereon
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frama dwelling house and some small ont
buildings
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land recently sold By james Y. Mount 10
Walter z. Tuckesman. Of Washington. D.
C.. and ls In the vicinity Of considerable
real estate activity 81 this time
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fsu6cation Of the sale By the circuit court
for Montgomery county. upon which Q de-.
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sosi Of the purchaser.
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Eotiee 10 Creditors

NOTICE. IS hereby siven that the sub-
scrberz q AontEouery cognfy have o.
tAined from the Orphans CoW Of Mont
Eonery cy7nty. Nd. letters Of sdninis-
tion On the pers0asl esEste0f
RO5ERT H. PUNPHREY.
late Of A0oIs 0DesY c0anty. deceased All
perso1s having Claims against said de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
sane. with the vouchers thereof. TO the sab
HIiberI % o. before the 3isg day Of
July. 1923 otherwise they may. By isw.
Be excia5ed from all bene6f Of said estate
AL peSso1s indebted 70 said estate are
requested 70 make Immediate payment
Given GndeT Our hands this 3ia day Of
Jsnosry. 1873
n CLYDE PUHPHREY.
ERVEN n kATEEY.
Administrators.
feb S-St Germantown. Nd
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-24

NOTICE. 10 hereby Gyen that the sab
scxibes has Obtained from the Orphans
Court VI konieoDery eo0nty. Nd. letter.
81 Standardization 90 the personal estate Of
JOHN 7. HIGDOs.
late OF Montgomery county. deceased
AL persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same. With the vouchers thereof. 70 the
Subscriber. % o. before the 18th day d
Joly. lszs Otherwise they may. By lsw.
Be exc30ded from ell benefit Of said estate
AL persons Indebted to said estste are
requested 70 make immer'4te payment
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of
Jsn0sry. iszs.
ADA V. HIGDOS.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-24
Notice 10 Creditor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scribe, Of Montgomery county has Obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Moutfonefy
coonty. Nd. letters Of sdninistrstioa On
the personal estate Of
HARRIET A COOKE.
late OF Montgomery county. deceased.
All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same. With vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber on or before the l7th dsy
Of July. 1898. otherwise they may. by
Law, b excluded from all benefit Of said
estate AL persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make immediate paw
ment. Given under nv hand this l7th
day Of January. 1928
ZADOc N COOKE.
Jan lV-d Administrator.