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DEATHS REPORTED

The following is a list of deaths
of colored PEOPLE reported 10 tne
Richmond Bureau Of Health from
july 8 to uly 10. 1928, with the age
and date of death:
Hattie Lillian Carson. age 20 years;
GA E. Leigh St.; June ~.
Isaac Darlington Bentley 70 years;
416 Ladies Mile Road; July l.
Jennie Jiggott. IS years; June 80,
F.oyd Giles, 20 years; r. No. z
Duntrcsth Read; July z.
Norma L. King. 10 months; 6l2
Brook Avenue; July 2.
Eva Henderson, "a years; 626 N.
Sth St.; July 2.
lanes E. Lcmcx. 62 years; llV
Mitchell St.; July 2.
srcio Banks. 80 years; 500 N. SSrd
St.; July 2.
yester Nelson, 26 years; III 4.
Canal St. July 2.
Ellis Alexaader, 55 years; 2121 Ev-
erett ST., July o.
Lsrrv Lee, S5 years; I'll N 0Va
ST.. July 2.
Ir~krown Man, l. years. st. Philips
Hospital; June 30.
Davis Wilder. , months; 112 f 2lst
So; July ..
Richard NJ. Glenn, I months; lloo
S.. Paul ST.; July 8.
William Bowes. Sc years; 500 n.
17th St. July 4.
Emanuel Carter. 73 years; 500 Han
cock St.. July a.
Earl Henderson, l. days; 9 Ballard
So; July 5.
Peter jefferson, SO years; 42l w.
Duval ST.; July 5.
Nellie Bennett, 43 years; 241S Car
rington St.; July 6.
Lindsey West, 70 years; 9O2 w.
Leigh St.; July 6.
Griffin B. Montague, Ga; LOT b.
Couts ST.; July 9.
Marv A. Register, 81 years; 119 W.
Clay St.; July 9.
Bessie Bradsbury, So years; box So
Norge, Va; July 8.
Leroy Thompson. 5 months; Alt E.
18th ST. July 9.
Burton Bates, 81 years; IS E. 5th
ST.; July IL.
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SHEPHERD NOTES
Concluded from page u

drew Bowler impressed upon the
members of the Order the Importance
of living up to the principles Of the
Order. 1t was a great sermon and
everybody enjoyed it.
Grand Presiding Shepherd Mrs.
Ora Brown Stokes delivered some
very inspiring and encouraging re.
marks, which wero greatly enjoyed
by the audiences. Secretary A. G.
Clark made a few remarks. The
Juvenile Department played no small
part on the program. -.
Only few more days and we VIII
battle our weary bodies in the re-
freshtng waters OF Chesapeake bay.
No one can afford to be left in Rich
mcnd on the 18th. Johnson's Happy
Pals will be ut Bay Shore. Two
special street cars will leave Ddneen
and Leigh at 6:I5 A. M. Tuesday
morning and &c through to the sta
ton. This arrangement has been
made by Mr.. s. S. Sparrow for our
West End patrons. You will be able
to secure your tickets from MIR. A.
D. Daniels home, 719 Denny st.
This is the East End Headuarters
for our excursion. Train leaves Main
St Station Z A. M; Bay Shore
1880 P. M. Adults $3.50, Children
under - years rs cents.
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A STRONG CANDIDATE

The nomination of Governor Al
fred E. Smith as the Democratic
nominee for President by the Demo
cratic National Convention at
Houston. Texas. although previously
discounted by the knowledge that it
was an event that must take pace
has nevertheless created something
Of the nature of CONSERVATION inside
of the Republican ranks. This has
been due to the fact that it is be-
lieved that Smith can carry practical
" all of the Atlantic seaboard, in
Guiding the New England States,
where the mineral strength of cleo
toral votes is greatest.
Couple with this the Solid South
and the story viii be soon told on
the morning after the election. The
Republicans cannot base any sub
stantial hope on the serious defec-
tions now announced in the States of
the Southland for the reason that
the Democratic political machines
control the electors and the electoral
votes. These States may show heavy
slumps in the vote, but as rule,
just enough will be left to keep it
from being counted for the Repub-
lican ticket.
The Republicans realize this and
they will center their effort on
border States like West Virginia, Vir-
ginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri,
Oklahoma, while making bluffs at
carrying States further South. By
the nomination of Alfred E. Smith,
it has been settled that citizens
religion shall not prove bar to his
aspiring for the highest office in the
gift of the electorate. But his cleo
ton to that office is another ques-
ton. The religious clans will con-
duct whispering campaign, which
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National Ideal Society
Concluded from page u

was able to pay OF the mortgage o
get a clear deed. He still has to his
credit a splendid cash balance, be-
sides 500 acres of lan1 an sD,endia
house in which to live, with eve
thing free Of debt Thus he is telling
the glad story and singing the praises
of the National Ideal Benefit Society
who was his strong deliverer and
great defense. -,
After listening to the wonderful
message coming frsm the Supreme
Master, Mrs. Leila w. Bankett, Ma
tional Lecturer, was introduced by
the eminent pastor, Rev. c. E. Jones,
D. D. He gave beautiful descrip-
ton of Mrs. Bankett's career, having
known her intimately we'll from child
hood, through association with her
lamented father, before his death.
It's needless to say, Mrs. Bankett
pleased her audience.
Due credit is here given to Mrs.
Cora L. jenkins and her associates
for the splendid meeting held. Mrs.
Daisy L. Cooke, in her charming
manner, served as Mistress of Cere-
monies. Nine. Bruce and others
made timely remarks.
After making announcement that
the Membership Drive would be con-
tinued until Tuesday, July 31st, the
meeting was brought to close by
benediction from the pastor. The
members and friends then went down
stairs in the lecture room and en-
loved the refreshments that were
served by a splendid committee of
ladies.
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Not Just a Promise
"A lrOlClad Guarantee
Solid, Healthy Flesh for
Skinny Rundown People

Mccoy does not merely promise
pounds of firm, sturdy, flesh for
weak scrawny men and women-he
gives you this ironclad guarantee
the fairest squarest and most gen.
erous guarantee that you ever heard.
Here 1t iB! !
1, after taking 4 sixty cent boxes
Of McCoy's Tablets or One Dollar
Boxes any thin, underweight man or
woman doesn't gain at least 5 pounds
and feel completely satisfied with
the marked improvement in health
your druggist is authorized to return
the purchase price.
Sickly, underweight men and wom-
en-dont delay another m1nuete!
Start to-day md take McCoy's Tab
LEI. know wrat it means to have an
attractive figure which incites ad
mil ation everywhere you go. Enjoy
tie great happiness which goes with
an abundance Of vitality and energy.
A Florida girl gained 20 needed
pounds in 8 months and her hollow
chest filed out.
OHe New jersey mdH Sdlueu 20
pounds in weeks; a woman gained
Is pounds in ) weeks, according to
her own doctor.
Pounds Of solid, healthy flesh, re-
stored health and vitality-or money
back! Need We say more?
The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Tablets has been shortened-just ask
for McCoy's Tablets at any drug
store in America.
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may prove to be injurious and dis
astrous.
The talk about limiting CAMPAIGN
expenditures will be treated some
what like the announcement that we
are living in "dry" country. Many
enquiries are being made as to the
attitude of the colored people in this
campaign. 1t is an unknown quaint
ity. The reports from New York
State, where Governor Smith resides,
are not all that colored advocate
would wish in contest of this sort.
The brilliant New Yorker is reported
not to have shown himself as being
against the "brother in black" and
he has given no iutimation that he IS
for him. No interview can be quoted
where he has expressed d kindly feel
ing for the citizens Of color, save
where he has stated that he would
faithfully enforce all Amendments
to The Constitution OF the United
States, although he was in favor Of
q modification OF one OF them-the
Eighteenth
Still, Governor Smiths letter OF
acceptance is We, 10 come ana it nay
be tina. he will deal then with this
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Gravel Hill Baptist Church, Hen
rico County. Va, Rev. W. l.. Tuck
Pastor-The Goth anniversary Of our
Church and the 9Th anniversary OF
our pastor closed last Friday night.
Our pastor preached the funeral
of one of his elder members, Kizziah
Crump Sunday afternoon at the res
idence of her daughter.
Children's Day will be observed
on next Sunday.
Don't forget prayer service en-
Wednesday nights.
Sisters Dilsy White, l.. A. Crump,
Deacon W. H. Pleasant, Brother
Cornelius White are on the sick list
at this writing.
I called to- see Sister Tuck today
She is slowly improving. Pray for
our sick.
Thank you kind editor for the
space in your Planet.
j. M. Anderson, Reporter.
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lied an ZAP Smith Club in this
lied an "AT' Smith club here in this
city and the president and one Of the
leading off Gals are reported to have
been in New York this week, where
the Smith managers were in consult
alton. We cannot vouch for the
correctness Of this statement. but
business along that line must be done
here and Gov. Harry F. Byrd will
be the statesman to see about this
matter and he will evidently refer
the committee ID some local magnate
who may take an interest in corral
ling the Negro vote hereabouts for
the brillianv candidate from the
Sidewalks of New York. "
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ROANOKE LETTER

Sunday was the quarterly meeting
day of the Roanoke District Con-
ference OF the A. ". L. CHURCH. 1t
convened at the Mt. Zion A. NJ. L.
Church. Rev. NJ. E. Davis, D. D.,
delivered one of the ablest addresses
ever heard IN this section. He
preachej at II 4. NJ. AID s p. T..
M. R. /. A.nold a.teJ a. secretary,
I. ". Hale, marsha. 49,, go.
raised CGr.nS Tie cua-.5..
Mrs. Etien Spencer and NJ.
ParJhenia Edwards have been indiz-
posed.
s.~9Gei5 ytd,ea RI Ter
Mrs. Eliza 4. Lawson. O. -.
a.So Miss " .nn.e D=.areu.
Saturlay morning. His funeral took
-: o., e ternvJ
t'-e manage = ...a Midway Cem,.o-y
Co.
Geld.
ii q e. 10 keep vel see Nation
.s,-a-e.a, 4y9 A-4-!-... .-,enu-, -.
W., where you VIII always -. ii,
Planet on sale.
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DID NOT DEVELOP

Her husband had been sick three
years. eff ne had remained at school
he would not be sitting there today"
she said as she cast a look at her
son. who was sitting in the chair by
the sheriff, with his hands covering
his mouth and nose. She said that
he did not seem to develop like
other children, but retained a child's
mind as he grew older. He had Wis
tied her and said that he did not
want to go back to Mrs. Haskins.
Mrs. Haskins came to see her before
she went to New York and said that
she would want Sylvester again when
she returned.
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PLAYED TRUANT

Then followed Sylvester Medley's
mother, Mrs Queen Watkins. Her
husband was in the courtroom. She
said that she had been married twice.
She explained, in reply to questions
that she had Sylvester in the Buch-
an"n School, He played truant to
ouch an extent that she, in conjunc
ion with Tho truant officer and the
probation officer Of the Juvenile
Court turned him over to the Court.
Th'g was four years ago. when Syl-
voster was IS years of age and he
had heen under the jurisdiction of
hat Court ever since. She had hoped
that the Juvenile Court would be
able 10 do for him, what she was
unable to do.
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Hon. Marcus Carney has gone to
England. bat roy to Africa. There
has been much discussion as to the
wisdom of his expending $4,000 90
for the use ct q big hall with about
three hundred people present. If he
had the press present, and the re-
porters reported what he said, the
meeting was really we'll attended
even though only fifty people were
present. It was the advertising that
he was after.
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preciate the horror Of this crime.
For this reason, it is essential to
determine whether this boys mind
is affected. Judge A. Taylor Pitt did
net hesitate to rule. He refused to
discuss this phase Of the case. He
cverruled the motion saying that
the trial court could be appealed to
for such clinic. Attorney Charles
w. Moss wanted 1t entered on the
record that the coroner's jury had
been convened without the presence
of the prisoner. This ended the
hearing.
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THE FUTURE OUTLOOK.

Sylvester Medley was led back to
the iaIl adjoining. No comment was
heard from any one present either
for or against the prisoner. The
machinery Of the law had begun
func5ioning and on Monday. July 8,
1928 a grand jury would formally
.ndict the prisoner and q petit jury
would be convened when the usual
motions would be made and either
granted or over.ruled. 1t is evident
that 9 commission of lunacy will be
convened. On its findings will de-
pend as to whether or not Sylvester
Medley viii be tried for murder or
incarcerated in a lunatic asylum for
life
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If reports from New Yorv are to
be accredited, the Governor Smiths
supporters are arranging for suf-
ficient quantity of grease to lubricate
the machinery n the present polit-
ical contest. They are absolutely
right in doing so, too.
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Az ANNOUNCEMENT

The Goodwill Baptist Church, ar
n Monroe Street is a new uni, to
Raptisr Church. With a very hrna6
program Rev ". P Bal. paste,
invites the public and his mans
f, ends to worship Sunday. July
Is, 1880 A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ.
Communion LIST Sundays, $3.50 P. II
Sunday school, 1000 A. M. Special
music. ALI are invited.
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Mt. Olivet and Union Hope Baptist
Churches, King William Co., Va.

Rev. G. C. Boiling, B TIL, pastor.
Residence, 500 West Clay Street,
Richmond, Va. Phone Madison
2571-J. Services at Mt. Olivet Bap-
fist Church, second and fourth Sun
days. Services at Union Baptist
Church, first and third Sundays.
Location: Stop 5, Richmond-P Peters
burg Pike.
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SHERIFF WRATHY.

It was Officer Blankenship to whom
Medley YVES delivered by repre-
sentat'ves OF the Richmond Police
Department. 81 ask Your Honor to
rule out this testimony" Numbered
the sheriff. Looking directly at or"
ficer Sadler, he said, "This talk with
the prisoner was in direct violation
of my orders. 1t was done I'M
boknowing to me. I told you the
youth had counsel. I told Attorney
Moss that no one had talked with
the prisoner. I ask that this tes-
timony be ruled out" 1t was a
surprisingT situation. Judge Pitt
ruled promptly and Officer Sadler
loft the stand without saying word
more on that subject.
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GRAVEL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(Henrico County Val

Rev. w. l.. Tuck. Pastor Resi-
dence. 1872 Carlisle Ave, Richmond.
Sunday services: Sunday School
$50 A. M, Morning Services,
1880 A. M; Evening Services, 8
P. NJ; Communion. Fourth Sun
days P. M.
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If a non-Catholic should not vote
against Governor Alfred E. Smith
for President. because he is Roman
Catholic, then a Catholic should not
vote for Governor Alfred E. Smith
because he g Roman Catholic.
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MORE WANTED.

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THE JUVENILE LAW.

This concluded Attorney Charles
W. Moss cited the law governing
minors, children under Is years of
age. "This boy is minor" said he
and the legislature passed sections
governing such cases. You are sit
ting, Your Honor, in the capacity Of
judge of Juvenile court. Sections
1905 and 1850 show your absolute
jurisdiction in this case. Children
are wards of the State and he is here
not as the sen of his mother. For
merly under the old statutes. they
were treated as adults. But human
itarian laws now prevail.
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GRAVEL HILL
Rev. w. L. Tuck, Pastor.

NeV. W. I. uck, Pastor.
At $50 A. NJ. Assistant Superin-
tendent Young was at her post of
duty. The missionary was present.
At 80, Pastor Tuck preached.
At $3.50, one of our sons, Rev. P.
II; Rocks, preached for Building
Club, No. 7.
Sisters Dilsie White, F. A. Crump,
Deacon W. H. Pleasant are slowly
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IMPROVEMENT NOTED At ONCE
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PLEADED FOR MERCY.

Miss Haskins told her story. She
said that Sylvester had been em'
ployed there for more than a year.
She did not know of any reason for
his act. He was fairly good ser.
want. He was farmland, but ne
worked about the kitchen and on
that morning she heard a shot and
came downstairs. Sylvester had tax
en- the gun that usually was kept in
the kitchen and had shot Mrs. Has
kins. Then he shot the adaptive son
of Henry F. Grimmell, killing him,
and then he shot at her despite the
fact that she pleaded with him to
have mercy. She appeared overcome
and time was given for her to COM
pose herself. She said that Sylvester
was a good hand in reply to the
question of Attorney Charles W.
Moss, she could conceive Of no reas-
On for his act.
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OFFICER sADLERs EFFORT.

Commonwealth Attorney Rat
cliTe asked a few questions and the
witness was excused. Officer Sadler
was put on the stand to state what
Sylvester Medley had said to him.
No sooner had commemorative AT
+ornev Radcliffe directed him to tes-
tify on this point, when there was q
commotion due to the stern voice OF
Sheriff Seay, when Officer Sadler
stated that he got his information
since the youth had been confined
in the Henricc Jail in the custody OF
the sheriff.
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WANTED LUNACY COMMISSION

II ask that a clinic be held and
the status of this boy determined.
If the COUNT is without such clinic
then city of Richmond can provide
it. 1t is evident that he rs feeble
minded. Certainly, I feel and ap-
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Sylvester Medley ILulvt5l
Continued from Page -

blue ove-ells, contrasted strangely
with the other settings in this
court of law.
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Friends, who have recently sent IN
amounts due us are true trienas'
We needed the money.
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RISING MT. ZION BAPT. CHURCH
(SO0 Denny Street, FuitonJ

Rev. O. B. SiTms. B TIL, Pastor,
Residen re, 1928 Denny st. Services:
Sunday. 1870 A. NJ. and 8 P. M.
Sunday School, $3.50 A. M. All are
welcome.
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OTHER PEOPLE IUDGl
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Ct R;ta's Fold. No. PA

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Ending April A, 1929.
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The following is list of deaths
of colored PEOPLE reported to the
Richmond bureau Of Health from
July 8 to uly 10. 1928, with the age
and date of death: