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Evening star., 1928-10-21
PLIGHT OF ARMENIANS
GETS OFFICIAL ACTION
Relief Commission Starts Syste
matte Measures Toward Solu-
tion of Refugee Problem.

BEIRUT, Syria CP)-A relief COM
mission. appointed by the international
Labor Bureau, at Geneva, in conjunc-
tion with the French High Commission
for Syria. has launched the first sys-
tematic measures toward the solution
of the Armenian refugee problem in the
inundated territory.
There are about 10000 Armenians
in Syria, portion of this number
having been exiled there by the Turks
during the war and the remainder
having fed from Turkey when the
Kemalists came into power.
Nine-tenths of them continue TO in
habit novels on the outskirts of Syrian
cities, and not more than a half have
been able to establish themselves on a
self-supporting basis. The present
plans are to settle $4,000 of them a.
farmers and providing steady work for
10000 others in the towns.
Evening star., 1928-10-21

Maj Gen Fred w Sladen, who just
recently assumed his duties as COM
mander of the Sd Corps Area, outlined
last week the training year program
Evening star., 1928-10-21

In Nebraska, says Chicago Tribune.
the Germans are divided between the
Catholics and Lutherans, but have
been brought together in a common
fight for the protection of the parochial
schools
Evening star., 1928-10-19
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY.

North Carolina State, 80; Wake
wbrest, Q.
Wofford, IL; Newberry, 13.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
ANNAPOLIS OFFERS
HEAVY SPORT CARD

ANNAPOLIS, October 19.-Five con-
tests in three branches of sport viii
make up a big athletic card at An
napoliS tomorrow. Several of these are
are of more than the usual Importance.
The schedule Is:
Foot ball-Naval Academy against
Duke, St. Johns against Washington
College (Chestertown, Md.
Cross -country-N Acade m y
against Duke, Naval Academy plebes
against University of Maryland fresh
men.
Stung by the three successive defeats
which the naval foot ball team has met
this season, the midshipmen are likely
to play desperately against Duke and
try to snap away from the losing streak
which has attended their efforts.
The game Is Of significance because
it is generally felt that 1t must mark q
turning point In the Navy's fortunes, or
the season will be O failure.
ST. JONAS, which under Coach Todie
Riggs, formerly of Maryland, appears to
have its best team In years, finishes its
home season by meeting an old rival,
Washington College of CheStertown.
The contest with Yale will be the first
big game in that sport on the Nays
schedule. Brushes with Yale in any
sport always attract interest, and this
game will give line on the Navy teams
strength.
The varsity cross-country event will
be conducted In such way that the
finish will be in front of the Rrandstand
during the intermission of the foot ball
game.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
LOCAL TEAMS.


Georgetown VS.. West Virginia Yves.
leyan, Griffith Stadium. 2 o'clock.
Maryland VS.. Western Maryland, Col.
lege Park, $3.50 o'clock.
Gallaudet VS.. American u, Kendall
Green, 3 O'Clock.
George Washington VS.. st. Francis, AL
t0ona, Pa.
Catholic University VS.. William and
Mary, Williamsburg. Va. might.
QuanticO Marines VS.. Davis-ElkinS
Fairmont, w. Va.
Western Maryland Freshmen VS.. Mary
land Freshmen, College Park, !. o'clock
Business High VS.. York High, York, Pa,
GEORGETOWN Prep VS.. Loyola High, Gar
rett Park, 1880 o'clock.
EAST.
Army VS.. Harvard, Cambridge, Mass.
Brown VS.. Yale, New Haven.
Pennsylvania VS.. Penn State, PhiladeI-
phia.
Princeton VS.. Lehigh, Princeton.
Carnegie Tech. VS.. Washington and
Jefferson, Pittsburgh.
Bucknell VS.. Lafayette, Lewisburg, Pa.
Columbia VS.. Dartmouth, Hanover, N. HI.
Fordham VS.. Holy Cross, Worcester,
Mass.
New York u. VS.. Rutgers, New York.
Pittsburgh vs.. Allegheny, Pittsburgh.
Williams VS.. Rensselaer,, Williamstown.
Amherst VS.. Hamilton, Amherst.
Maine VS.. New Hampshire, Dur
ham, N. HI.
Boston u. VS.. Bates, Boston.
City College of New York VS.. Drexel,
New York.
Bowdoin VS.. Tufts, Brunswick
Colby VS.. Worcester Poly, Waterville.
Duquesne VS.. Loyola (Baltimore), Pitts
burgh.
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Muhlenberg
Lancaster, Pa.
Lowell Textile VS.. Connecticut Aggies
Lowell, Mass.
Niagara VS.. Alfred, Niagara.
Geneva VS.. Thiel, Beaver Falls.
Evening star., 1928-10-19

Every up-to-the- minute coach got
wise to the long record pass made
by California against Ohio State in
1920, a play that has been previously
described. The defense for it was
worked out. Merely have the back
on the right side on defense hold his
place until the left end came down
for the pass and he would break
1t up.
This play was too good to be
dropped because of that. Thus, one
coach used 1t against North Caro-
lima in Southern game with neat
variation that made 1t work four
times in one game a few seasons
back.
When the ball was snapped, guard
No. 6 came out Of the line, as in
dicated in the diagram, and swept
out around his own left end. AS he
started down the field he turned in
to the right. The North Carolina
back, mistaking him for the right
end, followed him across the field.
Thus, when 6 seconds had elapsed
and the left end, No. S, ran down to
take the long pass, the field was
cleared for him.
What to eat, how to eat, OvercOmin
answered in Sol Metzger's Ieaflet o
Dict and Training for Football" nj
Mctxger will send this leafiet TO an
one sending a stamped, addressed er
yel0pe in care Of this paper.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
.W|NTONS' CONTEST
HOLDING INTEREST
Invade Alexandra Sunday to
Play st. Mary's CeItics.
{ Other Good Games.

When Wintons invade Alexandria
Sunday to meet st. Mary's Celtics grid
! men the outcome will be watched with
interest, as last week the Wintons
downed Virginia A. c., chief rival OF
the Celtics. to 8.
The result Of Sundays contest will
give the followers of the Alexandria
teams chance to compare the relative
strength.
wintons and their friends will hold
a dance tonight at Potomac Boat Club,
starting at Q o'clock.
Bill Supplee, coach Of Apache A. c..
Is not seriously worried about the fate
of his eleven this Sunday when Hagers-
town A. G. huskies invade Union League
Park. After watching his charges
register win over Norfolk Blues last
Sunday. Supplee is confident that they
Will not meet another team this season
as capable and heavy as the Norfolk
outfit.
Scoring two touchdowns against the
Norfolk team was q real feat In the
opinion of Supplee and his big fullback.
Fred Linkous, both former Maryland
stars.
M0hawks will be strong favorites to
stop Lansdowne A. G. at Grifith Sta
dilim Sunday afternoon. With o much
inferior team, when compared to the
present machine. the Hawks defeated
the Baltimoreans last year 6 to o. Craig
Wilton, Hawk coach. expects his charges
to win handily.
Coaches have scheduled practices as
follows:
Clarendon Lyons. Sunday. 10 o'clock.
Mercury Props, tonight, 7:30 o'clock.
Mavis A. c.. tonight. 1880 O'Clock,
Missouri avenue and Sixth street.
Columbia A. c., Sunday, . O'Clock,
Plaza.
Columbia Heights ll5-pounders are
anxious to meet a foe Sunday. Call
Adams 6205 for ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
SCHOOL GRID TEAMS
OFFER MANY GAMES

Scholastic foot ball teams Of the
Capital group are to figure in two games
tomorrow.
Georgetown Prep will open its sea-
son at Garrett Park, Md, entertaining
Loyola High of Baltimore at 1890 am.
and Business High will travel to York,
Pa, to engage the high school team
there.
Headlining the schoolboy gridiron
card here today was the clash between
Central and Eastern High elevens IN
Central stadium, marking the formal
start of the annual public high school
foot ball championship series. Play
was to start at 3:l5 o'clock.
In other home matches Of the day
Gonzaga and Catholic University fresh
men were to meet at Brookland, st.
Johns and George Washington fresh
men were to battle at the Tidal Basin,
Emerson and Charlotte Hall Academy
were to come to grips at Charlotte
Hall, Md: St. Adams School was to
start its campaign against st. Pauls
School in Baltimore and Dewitt Light
weight eleven was to travel to Alex
andria to open its season against the
little team representing Episcopal High
School.
Students, alumni and other Central
High supporters held a pep meeting
last night and an assembly was held
this morning at Eastern High In rEepa-
ration for the Central-Eastern grid
clash today.
Coach Louis ("Ty') Rauber spoke at
the Central gathering held at the
Racquet Club as did Sylvan King, Tom
Kirby, s. T. Kimble, Robert Acorn,
John Thomas, Dick and Bob Newby.
Robert Maurer, Edward Raine, Allen
Minnix, Bill Foley and Joe Howard
Talks by members of the faculty,
Coach Mike Kelley and Capt. Billy
Wood featured the Eastern rally this
morning.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
new ATHLETIC BODY
AT ALEXANDRIA HIGH

ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 19.-
Alexandria High School has placed the
entire control of its athletic association
in the hands of the faculty with Prin-
cipal Henry T. Moncure as chairman.
w. H. Edmunds as director and Irving
Lindsey as general manager.
An athletic council. which will
award all athletic letters for participa-
ton in major sports, will be organized
shortly. The council will be composed
of the captain of each team. president
of each of the four classes and several
representatives of the faculty.
Virginia Juniors will play the Govern
ment Printing ONCE Juniors on the
Shipyard Field Sunday afternoon at
/ o'clock in a preliminary game to the
Virginia -Seamen Gunners clash.
Virginia A. C. will practice tonight at
King and Lee streets at z o'clock.
st. Mary's Celtics will practice to-
morrow night at 7:30 and Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock at Dreadnaught
Park.
Alexandria Fire Department Props
practice tonight at City Hall at 7
o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
125,0O0 TO WITNESS
DIXIE GRID CLASHES

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, October 19.-Southern
Conference foot bali teams this week
probably will play before record-break-
ing early season crowds, with some
las, 900 fans expected to see the Is
games In which their favorites play.
Georgia Tech, meeting Notre Dame
at Grant Field, home of the Golden
Tornado, is expecting $4,000, while ap-
proximately 10000 Is the forecast for
Tulane and Vanderbilt at New Orleans.
North Carolina and Virginia Poly
technic Institute, meeting at Chapel
Hill, should attract at least $4,000, while
Florida and Mercer. at Gainesville;
Alabama and Tennessee, at Tuscaloosa;
Virginia Military Institute and Virginia,
at. Lexington. and Mississippi A. &. M.
and Louisiana State, at Jackson, each
should bring out between $500 and
10000.
The Georgia -Furman game at Athens
also is expected to attract $500, while
as many as 5000 may see South Caro-
lima and Presbyterian, at Columbia.
Others are expected to find three and
four thousand out.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
FOOT BALL VICTORS
PICKED BY EXPERTS
Choices for East and South as made
by Bill Roper, Princeton coach:


Choices for East and South as made
by Bill Roper, Princeton coach:
EAST.
Harvard-Army; Army should win BY
close score.
Penn-Penn State: Penn.
Yale Brown: Yale.
Syracuse Nebraska: Nebraska.
Dartmouth Columbia: Dartmouth.
Princeton-Lehigh: Princeton.
Bowdoin-Tufts: Tufts by close score
acknowledgements: In view of Buck
nells showing against Penn State, re-
suit is uncertain.
Franklin Marshall Muhlenberg:
close battle.
Georgetown-West Virginia Wesleyan
Georgetown.
Holy Cross -Fordham: Anybody's
game.
Johns Hopkins -Haverford: Haverford
N. Y. U.-RutgerS: N. Y. u.
Navy-Duke: Navy.
re-Susquehanna: Swarth-
more.
Villanova-G Gettysburg Villanova.
Amherst Hamilton.
Williams Rensselaer,: Williams.
Union-Vermont Union.
Colgate State: Colgate.
Cornell-SimpSon: Cornell.
Carnegie TechW. and j.: Carnegie
Pittsburgh Allegheny: Pittsburgh.
Wesleyan Rochester: Rochester.
SOUTH.
Alabama Tennessee: Alabama should
win.
Alabama Poly Mississippi: Mississippi
Georgia Tech-Notre Dame: Close;
Georgia Tech has q good chance to win
but Notre Dame has the mental edge.
Georgia -Furman: Georgia.
Southern Methodist Rice: Southern
Methodist.
Virginia-v. M. l.: Virginia.
West Virginia washington and Lee
West Virginia by close score:
Observation-Disclosures: Vanderbilt.
Texas-Arkansas: Texas.
Centenary Baylor: Centenary.
Midwest selections as made by Rob-
ert Zuppke, Illinois mentor:
Illinois.1ndiana: A test OF the Illi-
| nois line. The Hoosiers have more vet
| Grams.
wisconsin Purdue: Wisconsin's line
probably will prove superior, giving the
Badgers the edge.
Michigan Ohio State: Everything fa.
vorS Ohio State.
Minnesota Chicago: 1t is hard to see
how Chicago can win.
Northwestern Kentucky: Northwest.
ern.
-Ripon: Practice for Iowa.
Nebraska-SyracuSe: A good game,
with Nebraska looking stronger.
Notre Dame Georgia Tech: Georgia
Techs greatest opportunity, unless 1t is
licked by memories of the past.
Missouri Iowa State: Missouri should
win. Iowa State looks weaker than last
year.
Kansas kansas Aggies: Kansas prob
ably has the edge.
Oklahoma Creighton: A hard one to
Detroit-Loyola: A good battle, with
Detroit favored.
! Drake-Grinnell: Drake looks better.
Marquette Oklahoma Aggies: Likely
to be anybody'S game.
Michigan State-Colgate: Anything
| may happen here.
Coast games, with Howard Jones
South California coach, making Selec-
! tions:
California Southern California: A fu.
! rious battle. Each team undefeated sc
far. Southern California not so well
prepared as adversary.
| OREGON 0tAVc~ w doAiiAABVOiA 0VotS' n
| toss-up, though Naples playing may
give Oregon the edge.
Washington University Oregon Uni
versity: A game in which dope means
| nothing. Washington hasn't the team
| of last season.
u. c. L. A-Pomona: Odds slightly ir
! favor of u. c. L. A.
! Observation-Disclosures: Reserve strength
| favors Occidental.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
Foot Ball Games Tomorrow

| Norwich VS.. Massachusetts, Aggies
Mortified.
Pennsylvania Military vs.. Dickinson
Chester, Pa.
Providence VS.. Manhattan, Providence
Rhode Island VS.. Naval Training Sta
tion, Kingston.
st. Joseph VS.. Cooper Union, Philadel
phia.
st. Thomas VS.. Canisius, Scranton.
SwarthmOre VS.. Susquehanna, Swarth
more, Pa.
Temple VS.. Albright, Philadelphia.
Union VS.. Vermont. Schenectady.
Ursinus VS.. Delaware, COllegeville, Pa
VilIanova VS.. Gettysburg, Philadelphia
Waynesburg VS.. Bethany, Waynes
burg, Pa.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Duke VS.. Navy, Annapolis.
West Virginia VS.. Washington and Lee
Charleston, w. Va.
Johns Hopkins VS.. Haverford, Balti.
more.
v. M. l. VS.. Virginia, Lexington.
Mount st. Mary's VS.. Lebanon Valley
Emmitsburg, Md.
v. p. /. VS.. North Carolina, Chapel Hill
st. Johns VS.. Washington College, An
napolis.
Elon VS.. Richmond, Greensboro.
Lenoir- Rhyme VS.. King, Asheville.
Virginia State VS.. Hampton, Petersburg
The Citadel VS.. Davidson, Charleston
S. c..
SOUTH.
Notre Dame VS.. Georgia Tech, Atlanta
Tennessee VS.. Alabama, Tuscaloosa.
Florida VS.. Mercer, Gainesville.
Georgia VS.. Furman, Athens.
Louisiana State VS.. Mississippi A. Il M.
Jackson, Miss.
Auburn vs. Mississippi, Oxford.
Sewanee VS.. Cumberland, Sewanee.
Arkansas VS.. Texas, Austin.
Texas vs. Texas Aggies, College Sta
tiOn, Tex.
Tulane VS.. Vanderbilt, New Orleans.
Centenary VS.. Baylor, Shreveport.
Southern Methodist VS.. Rice Institute
Dallas.
Clark VS.. Tuskegee, Atlanta.
Fisk VS.. Atlanta, Nashville.
Southwestern VS.. Union u. Memphis.
Spring Hill VS.. Southwest La. l.. Mobile
MIDDLE WEST.
Chicago VS.. Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Michigan VS.. Ohio State, Columbus
Ohio.
Illinois VS.. Indiana, Champaign, Ill.
Iowa State VS.. Missouri, Columbia, Mo
Michigan State VS.. Colgate, East Lans'
ing, Mich.
Wisconsin VS.. Purdue, Lafayette.
Syracuse VS.. Nebraska, Lincoln.
Kentucky VS.. Northwestern, Evanston.
GrinneIl VS.. Drake, Des MOines.
Haskell Indians VS.. Des MOineS, Dei
MoineS.
Iowa VS.. Ripon, Iowa City.
Kansas VS.. Kansas State Aggies, Man
haitian, Kans.
Marquette VS.. Oklahoma Aggies, Mil
waukee.
South Dakota VS.. North Dakota, Crane
Forks.
Creighton VS.. Oklahoma, Omaha.
Butler VS.. Danville, Indianapolis.
Detroit VS.. LoyoIa New Orleans, De
tr0it.
Denver VS.. Colorado College, Denver.
John Carroll VS.. st. B0naventure
| Cleveland.
Loyola VS.. Lombard, Chicago.
Miami VS.. Ohio Wesleyan, Oxford, Ohio
Oberlin VS.. Case, Oberlin, Ohio.
st. Louis VS.. Missouri Mines, st. Louis
st. Xavier VS.. OgIethorpe, Cincinnati.
Tulsa VS.. Wichita, Tulsa.
Wabash VS.. Georgetown (Ky), Craw
fordsvilIe.
Western Reserve VS.. Hiram, Cleveland.
FAR WEST.
California VS.. U. Southern California
Berkeley.
Oregon VS.. Washington, Portland.
Utah VS.. Colorado Aggies, Salt LAX
City.
Pomona vs.. u. of California, Los An
geles.
| Utah Aggies VS.. Wyoming, Ogden.
GonZaga VS.. st. Charles, Spokane.
Oregon Aggies VS.. Washington State
Pullman.
Colorado VS.. Colorado Mines, Boulder.
Nevada VS.. College of Pacific, Rene
New.
Colorado Teachers VS.. Montana State.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
Grion Teams of Washington Area Contests Here Tomorrow
G. U. AND HOLY CROSS
TO CLASH NEXT FALL

Georgetown University will meet
Holy Cross In feet ball ut Albany In
1893 On October %. IL will mark the
first time In several years the HoyaS
ana Purple have elashed On the
gridirOn, Hely Cross having van
quished the Hillteppers here In
their last meeting.
Negotiations also are on for q
Georgetown Pittsburgh game.
There has been talk Of a GU
VillanOva contest next Fall but this
Is doubtful as the only date so far
offered by Villanova would conflict
with the date for the Georgetown
Navy game.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
GRANGE, IN VAUDEVILLE,
MAY PLAY ONCE MORE
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 19.-Harold
RED" Grange, the 'galloping ghost" of
Illinois foot ball history. Is now doing q
song and dance act in vaudeville. but he
may return to the gridiron for just one
more game this Fall.
Sometimes I think I'd like to play
one more game and sometimes I'm not
not so sure" Grange remarked between
curtain calls yesterday. But I suppose
I'll wind up by crashing into a game
some time before the season is up. My
leg that was hurt in a professional game
last Fall is all right again and am In
good condition"
Evening star., 1928-10-19
"PEP UP" GRID BATTLE.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 19--
Students of Alexandria and George
Mason High Schools turned out for
pep" meetings yesterday to arouse
spirit in foot ball clash between the
teams of the two institutions in Dread
naught Park today at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
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Evening star., 1928-10-19
D. c. RIVALS CLASH
AT KENDALL GREEN
G. U. and Maryland Have
Matches at Home-G. w.,
c. U. Play Out of Town.
BY H. c. BYRD.

BY H. c. BYRD.
" HREE local colleges play on their
home fields tomorrow. Four
actually are playing here, as
i Gallaudet's opponent at Kendall
Green is to be American Uni
Evening star., 1928-10-19

whether Palace A. C. Is to make a
strong bid for unlimited honors depends
largely upon its showing against Seat
Pleasant Firemen at Seat Pleasant Sum-
day. The 1870 victory over q Quantico
Marine eleven last week has imbued the
Palacians with hopes of gaining an un-
limited title.
Sioux A. C. gridders have decided to
open their campaign this Sunday.
wolverines will furnish the opposition
on No. l Monument Lot at 2 o'clock
Bernie Rosenfeld is booking games at
Main 10000, Branch 3l5, at noon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-10

XIV YORK. the begiruin,
: OF the industry. the United STATE,
; has pycauced approximately 65 pc
! cent OF the aggregate world ptcduc-
ton OF crude petroleum.
Totals for 1927 showed that thi.
country produced over 10 per cent OF
the worlds total Mexico more than c
per cent and Russia about per cent
according TO bulletin Of the Amer
team Research Foundation. Just made
pubic mere
Imports OF refined products In
creased seven fold from 1920 TO 1926
or from 2,9l6000 barrels TO 2o.9UG 20,
oarrels the bulletin states. "Botr
gasoline imports and exports increased
during Ihcse years. out the in"Teas'
for imports was much greater thai
for exports
There ~as q marked falling of in
the p:CpcrCion OF small comEunleS
duriHe 5ne last decade from 1917 &c
t. ESQ "a; g gain In intermediate
Q .,2 sI1cd concerns Seventeen
cC!.L.H;cs including Standard Sim
clair Furc Oil and others with their
SUBSIDIARIES ana affiliated companies
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-10

The historical novel "ConstanSa
by Willis vernon-Cole, who year aeo
,des.rted Greenwich Village in New
York and retired to chateau In
France. has won the 1928 award u
the Writers Guild.
MIR Vernon Cole, with Star OF the
Alamo" 1926. and now "Constanza
becomes the first two-time winner OF
the Guilds award.
Constance" is an historical novel
woven from material the author OBJ
tanned from the hitherto secret
archives of Italy in the period OF the
Sicilian vespers.
The Writers Guild was especially
Impressed with Mr. Vernoa-Cole eX
position OF the secret activities CT the
sinister Malta. the "Klan" OF ItaiI
nearly two hundred members o.
which recently were convicted Of high
crimes by Mussolini.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-10

NORFOLK. Va.-Over sixty Norfolk
mailmen took their first lessons IL
scientific walking recently under the
direction Of DR. VIM M. Scholl. noted
: fnot ,rthopcdist Of Chicago Photo
shows n member Of DR. Scholl's stan
demonstrating how the correct posi-.
uon- al I-et .uLignt ahead lessons the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-10

The following is list Of deaths
Of colored people reported to the
Richmond Bureau Of Health, from
February % to March 6, 1928, with
age and date OF death:
Willie A. Hickman, 27; 1123-A st.
James St.. February 2e.
Julia Gregory, 81; 1003tA Bacon s..
February IS.
John D. Jeffries, 6 months; So1 N.
31st ST.; February %.
Emma Cogbill, A; 400 Dunston
Avenue. February 26.
Maggie L. Benjamin, 40; S14 IL st
John St.; February 26.
Ellen Booker, 81; 512 W. Marshall
St.; February 81.
Arthur Robinson, IL; 1916 E. Mar
shall St., February 81.
Thomas M. Mangrum, 4; 515 E.
Leigh ST.; February 2S.
Phoebe Price, 81; ia School st.:
February SS.
Joshua Evans, SIS; Sig Walker St.;
February %.
Allen McGruder, 20; 9O2 N. 18th
St.; February 20.
George Johnson, 80; 21O Walker
Ave-; February 2S.
Hezekiah vicks, 4S; 921 W. Duval
St.; February 20.
Nancy West, So; 704 N. 4th ST.:
February Is.
Joseph Scott. A; 1908 N. 7th ST.;
February 20.
Ada Bell Williams, 80; 1717 N.
2Sth St.; February 20.
Dorothy NJ. Reavis, /; 1917 Ross
ST.; March 1.
1nOHudS oICNb 10, 1lVi DdCOu ~.
February 2S.
Mamie A. Smith, 81. 1921 St. James
ST.; February 90.
Mary E. Tomlin, "a; s1S z. Leigh
St.; Msrch /.
Helen Green. 80; ISIS E. Main &c..
March /.
Albert Scott, So; 22b E. 18th 3d.; ,
March L. -
Rosa Morgan. IS: 1911 q. Franklin |
ST.; February %. .,~s 1
Mcllis Fitzgerald 2S: 615 MeCaree J
ST.; March 8. =.
Tillie Neville. 80; 51s N. TIN ST.;
March 4.
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March 8.
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By Ab.rs r. Red.

with your feet pointed out. Why
then should you walk like that? Be-
cause our grandmothers taught us ic
do 1t does not mean that II Is scir,'
tifically correct. You men have 'n"
of the healthiest Jobs possible. W"
all should walk properly ~ least hy"
miles daily"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-10

| burden Of the mailmans pack. The
same t-eadmill Jack Dempsey trained
on for his last Tunney fight was used
IN the toed-o out position" SAID DR.
schoils expert, the weight Of the
body is rarried OF the line OF veighI
bearing and Is not borne properly by
the bones OF the foot You can't run
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-10

had production OF crude petroleum.
in excess Of 100000 barrels eaca
last year.
"Fifte." OF the largest companiea
during 1927 purchased approximately,
so per cent Of all the oil produced in
America"
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mittee pending successor 10 @s late
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