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The Washington times., 1928-09-20

HasIxob sid he was pertutl1elI
when he received the letters two
of them addressed tO his Centre
VILE, Md. home and two to his
town house In WiInning ton. Lei.
WitH0nt alarming the family. the
Democratic chairman called In
Major Richard sylvester. chief q
The Dupont Company polite; ana
former chief DC police IN Washing
ton. who traced the letters to
Frank Mooney. e5. III PhiIadel phia.
Written BY Fanatic
The letters were written III i
wavering hand and were apparently
those Of fanatic or 4 lleur0tic.
Raskob said. They were signed
Frank x. Watts Raskob said they
were the only threats he has re-
ceived during the campaign.
Mooney was held for further &c
ton in 100000 bail when arraigned
in Philadelphia today.
PHILADEI4PHIA, Sent. 20. Four
letters mall were sent Mrs. John j
Raskob. wife of the Denlocla attic
leader Of Gov. Al Smith 4 campo gfl,
threatening her husband s life, b.!
Frank C.. Mooney, of tl1is city, police
alleged this afternoon as full de-
tails OF the attempted bIacknssiI
plot were made public.
In the first letter, mailed two
months ago from this city, Mooney
threatened to blow up the pa1a..
tiaI Raslsob home at ClayTnont, Del. !.
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The Washington times., 1928-09-20
ny InternatIohals News Service

LINCOLN FIELDS, H., Sept. 20
Two jockeys were seriously injured
in the running Of the second race
here this afternoon when EnticIng
stumbled at the three.quarters. lior-
Nath on Mode =" on did not have time
&c swerve aside and tumbled into a
neap.
CELEBRITY and rhespian became
entagled in the group AID also fell.
Geving, riding Enticing, was badly
hurt, sustaining a crushed chest and
possible internal injuries.
h GieS 4, falline b. bScka Il -ae9
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ieanV6 iile the veary4eyed Net
lEik era III West aim Beach many
of them remaining on the lob fOf
s60 hDdrssat 4 stretch nursed 40 1000
injured and planned To- rebuild the
devastated area. Carloads OF build.
Ing supplies. along with food and
clothing, are pouring into the city.
blowing Ont 70 Sea
Hundreds u refugees from the
Lake GJkeechohee district are gath.
cred IN West Pain Beach and
Miami. National GuardsInen are
patroiiing these and surrounding
cities
Floods are adding TO the destruc-
ton caused by. the storm in North
and south Carolina. Thousands are
fleeing from rising water in the
eastern section of both States.
Ths center Of the storm was
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~ Ut AAt<tt IL I'll ! u g " = 6 3
E. hiatt. eifll
e0untg agricultural zen reported
after tour Of the Eyer lades sec
ton on Lake Oleechobee 1 hat 500
were dead there and that between
500 and $50 others were believed
to have been drowned when the
Lake Okeechobee bikes gave war
on Sunday night 81
Epidemic - New Fear
Conadr. j. Mcclellan, I'M charge
OF relief work at Pahokee. esti
mated that deaths in the Belle
Glade Poi1okee district now total SOC
and may reatN 1000. The West
Palm Beach He'd Cross has mt
recognized these totals as official
however.
Cutting off communication with
this section is threatened, Relief
workers fear that a sweeping cpl
deInic may wipe out the remaining
survivors IL they are unable 70
reach this area.
The Washington times., 1928-09-20

enter the apartment during early
morning hours.
An improvised opium pipe was
thrown down an air vent but was
recovered later, the raiders said.
Detectives said the stoves used for
cooking the dope were still hot
when they arrived. Miller was held
at the First precinct station.
The Washington times., 1928-09-20
BANK STATEMENTS

WashingtOn Clearing House.
$3,127. 124.20.
New York Clearing House bal.
ance. $1s4, GOT, 900.
New York Clearing House ex.
change, S1,274.OO0.0OO
Treasury balance, SS54, 4s5. $50. 08.
Customs receipts, Is 39.S74,62S.61.
The Washington times., 1928-09-20

THREAT Of TYPHOID
TRAILS GALE HORROR
IN S1RICk ZEN Fl RIDA

Weary relief workers ia the West Palm Beach section of
Florida buried their dead sought provide
shelter Tor homeless and hbored desperately ward
MI areateaied estimates
from tbs Belle n the part ~
Beech county death toll the West Indian
hurricane iii that ilaf5iH sfe4 ~ -
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Havre de Grace Results
Scratches Daily in Midday Edition
StraiRhl

Purse 81. 900. Value TO winner
Tvlo-y eur -oItls Claiming. Went
won easily: place driving winner.
RAYMOND Trainer, "A. L. smith.
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FIRST RACE--Six furIongs Time, LIE.
$3.50; Hecond. 5000 third, 500: fourth. $50.
70 post at 2:1S; off at 2;2a. start good.
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4
Interference
RAc-9ne
Glazing 70 off az
4 H.
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ess $3.50 sfEAfgllt Ss.as place, 93.eg
T'dd si0an Sks82 show
speed fr0In start. rusiled Into COM "
AZ throughout Reddg Fox finished
III finaf f.iye.
1.13 AZ. Purse, 81, 200. value to
wn4year-nId Inafdens GlaiTning.
Fl good Won easily: place driving.
Owner, PaImwood stable. Trainer,
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FOURTH RACE--On and onesxteenth miles shasta j.
Sal go $94O $780, scmitar 90 81 80; Sun Forward 8
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Play ny play account Of first.
game on mage 20.
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RincOIn 3 ds Results
wEArHER CLEAR; TRACK FAsT

ss Purse 9l, Geo Value fo
.oIda and upward. C.laining
Won easily: place driyink.i
Byrd and Efieatt. rrainer.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-24

You can't spend a $ in better cause-benefit dance.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-24
WHAT'S ON AT THE SHOW !?

Sunday, Nov. 25 Richard Dix in Knockout Reilly" clever story of love and the prize ring with lots of action. Comedy: Al Cook in one of those funny H. c. Witmer stories, featured in Cosmopolitan magazine, en- titled "The Artists Brawl." It's a WOW!
 Following Show either Thanks giving or the Sunday following. Watch for announcements. The program will include "The Matinee Idol," a pleasing tale of circus life, featuring dainty Bessie Love and Johnny Walk CT, (No, not the bottled John ny) and "The Vanishing Vil- lain," a comic mystery story that is chock-full of laughs.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-24

Mrs. D. J. Mulcare left Mon- day evening eproute to Salmon City, Idaho, to spend the holi- days with her mother.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-24
HOspitaI benefit dance tOnight

Hospital benefit dance tonight.
 Mrs. D. J. Mulcare left Mon day evening eproute to Salmon City, Idaho, to spend the holi- days with her mother.
 It is a duty you owe yourself tc suppcrt a registered drug gist in your town. Are you do- ing your bit?-HYDER DRUG COMPANY (At the Post Of- fice)
 Help make the hospital benefit a real one.
 Mrs. Ernest Blue, who went south some weeks ago owing to i'll health, returned Mon- day evening, we'll recovered from her indisposition.
 Col. E. R. Stivers, deputy Collector of Customs for this port, left Wednesday for Ket- chikan to attend the district court session.
 Dan Woodmore left Wednes. day to attend the district court session now in progress in Ket- chikan.
 Mrs. Argie Perry, commonly known as Nurse" Perry. was bound over to the District Court on a prohibition law vi lation charge Wednesday following a night raid by fed eral officials on her residence on First Avenue Tuesday.
 To gain entry into the prem ises the officers, headed by Deputy U. S. Marshal Don E Martin, were compelled tc force an entrance, after the woman had refused them ad mittance. Several bottles 0. liquor found on the premises were produced as evidence a the preliminary hearing helc before U. s. Commissioner w 1 c. Arnold, who fixed the de fendant's bail at $2,500.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-24
LOCAL TOPICS

Thanksgiving services at M. E. Church 1O:3O a. m. Thursday.
 Wm. Gray and Bob Andrews left for the south Monday.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Don- aid E. Martin left for Ketchi- kan Wednesday in charge of Mrs. Perry, who was bound over to the district court on a prohibition charge this week. Mrs. Martin accompanied her husband in the capacity of matron.
 A large variety of holiday goods and bridge prizes HY- DER DRUG COMPANY (At the Post Office)
 You can't spend a 5 in a better cause-benefit dance.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-24

Thanksgiving services at M. E. Church lO:30 a. m. Thursday.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-11-24

Wm. Gray and Bob Andrews left for the south Monday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-03
FULTON NOTES

Rev. GIBBS delivered a powerful
and inspiring sermon last Sunday at
Calvary. He will preach a special
sermon tomorrow morning.
A grand sacred concert was spon-
sored by the Woman's Missionary
Society at the church last Sunday
afternoon.
The second anniversary Of the
pastor of Union Level Baptist
Church. Rev. B. ]. Ruffin ended
last week. Several gifts were pre-
sented to him and his madam. A
supper was rendered to the members
and friends at the Fulton Beneficial
Hall. =
The Fulton Council No. 206, S.
L. o. St. Luke will hold its fifth
anniversary November II, $3.50 P.
M. at the Union Level Baptist
Church, Rev. B. ]. Ruffin, pastor.
MIR Arthur Downy, W, c.; Mr.. John
Downy, R, S. The sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. G. B. Jefferson
The Richmond Baptist Sunday
School Union will convene to.
morrow $3.50 P. M. at Mt. Hermon
Baptist Church. Rev. P. s. Lips
comb. pastor.
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Percy Hamlin, age So years; 20 N.
z1st St.; October FL:
Annie Olivia Carrie Munroe: 4 mos.
1902 N. Sth St.; October "a.
Alice C: Pierce, SO years; 10S w.
Charity St.; October "a
Iuveal Williams, 10 months; 3O9
S. Randolph ST.; OcDber 25
John Raymond Johnson, l year;
1614-A Maury St.; OCTOBER 25.
Simon Trice. SO years: ST W. 18th
ST.; October rs. ..a..-3
Leroy Tolbert. 4 years; 1850 w.
Leigh ST.; Oetber 23...
William J. Cosby, IS years; 1404
Kemper St.; October "a.
Grant B. Simons, % years; 10 W.
Clay ST.. October 26.
Esaelle White, 80 years; 1920 N.
2Sth st. October 26.
Stella Smothers, SO years; 49, W.
Jackson St.; October 25.
Lizzie Redd, IS years; GIT st. James
St.; October &c,
Jessie GREGG, 40 years; 1114 N. 9Th
ST.; October 26..
Maggie Ellis. IS years; zoos State
St.; October 21.
Cora Roy. 6S years: SO 1-2 W. 3rd
St.: October 81
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Col. Jennings c, Wise does not
want the colored people to organize
as a racial group and he does not
want them to organize as an inter
racial group that is form an organ
iza.ion IN which white citizens can
participate. In plain words, he
wishes them 70 voluntarily surrender
rhoir r.ghts under the Fifteerth
Amendment to The Constitution OF
the United Safes and in political
matters TO eliminate themselves
This would be an open admission
oil infer,ority and those Negroes who
followed this advice would prove
theI inferiority and they should
lie distranchised go
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DO YOU KNOW HIM:

Robert s. Conn, who came to
Richmond has secured a scholarship
from New York u. and is wanted
to come home at once and secure It.
Address Rev. Lawrence Smith, 1873
w. 132nd St., New York, N. Y. at
once. Young Conn does not wear a
hat, his hair being combed back and
he is Of yellow complexion. He
wears nose glasses, is very plain and
dressed. Any one knowing
him will give him The information
so that he may return home at once.
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DO YOU KNOW HIM?

Information is desired concerning
an old colored man, named Joe Hunt.
Some well-to-do white people, who
know him and wish him we'll, desire
to get in communication with him
at once. 1t is desired that enquiry
be made in the churches and societies
for him. Any information concern
ing him will be gladly received at
this office. Persons desiring to know
more about the matter can call up
the Planet Office, Randolph 22lS.
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Yours truly.
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SECOND CHURCH INSTALLATION F..

The installation exercises at the
Second Baptist Church, Friday night
October 26th concluded a brilliant
array of ministerial talent which had
delighted the large concourse OF
people that had crowded his famous
edifce during the week in honor Of
Rev. Joseph T. Hill, D. D. from
Hot Springs, Arkansas. Rev. William
H. Stokes, Phi. D. had been select
cd to deliver the Installation address
apon this occasion and Attorney
James T. Carter, the silver-tongued
orator to acl as master of ceremon-
les.
Leader w. D. Jones and his
Ebenezer Church choir rendered mus
zeal selections. One Of these. THE
TIE Deum' lasted fifteen minutes.
Rev. Charles S. Morris, D. D., one
of the most brilliant orators in the
country delivered a thirty minute
address introducing Rev. DR.. Hill.
This divine did not respond. Evil
IDENTIFY it was too late an hour. When.
q call was made for a collsc ion,
Rev. DR.. Hill promptly vetoed it
and told the people to save the
money and bring it Sunday.
Then after other brief addresses
by Rev. A. A. Hector, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church and Rev.
J. L. Taylor. of the ST. Philips P.
E. Church, the march to he lecture
room began. Here had been spread
one of the mos. magnificent reDasts
ever served in this city. Food vas
- abundance. Brief addresses were
delivered. 1t was about A. M.
when the last word was said and
.he crowd of people, some 500 had
been fully satisfied.
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We believo that the time viii
ecma when southern colored folks
will be marching shoulder to
shoulder with Iha white folks OF
this same section. White men who
were raised by and with colored
folks will not fear contact with them
during these days of political ami
mostly and embarrassment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-03

They are asking how the coioreo
folks are going to vote. Win, Or lose
they are about as much divided IN
their opinions as the white folks
appear to be. The Hoover Demo
cratic contingent has crowded the
colored folks to the wall. 50 far al
This election is concerned.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-03

Governor Al Smith has held up
remarkably we'll during this siren
nous campaign. II he can win Win
thu handicaps he has been carrying
he may well be termed a miracle
man
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-03

Col. Henry W. Anderson is q
wizard in getting money out OF the
United States treasury at Washing
ton. if Governor H. F. Byrd is to
be credned with special information.
The Colonel outranks the late Col.
Giles B. Jackson in this particular.
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1t is noticeable hsre that the at
tendance at church services is falling
OF ON account Of the lack OF interest
GA the part or our young people.
Mr.. ]. H. Hale, Mr. l.. NJ. Simms
Little A.orzo Lawson and Mr.. Jacob
King have been mdisposed.
Mrs. Susan Early who went to
Charlottesville, Va. to undergo m
operation is dead. ..
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Richmond, Va, July s, 1915 .

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FOUND GPEAT RELIEF

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MALE HELP Is REQUESTED

Firem n, Brakemen. Baggagemen
white or colored), Sleeping Car, Train
Porters (colored), SI5o-S25o monthly
Experience unnecessary.
e7e Railway Bureau, East ST. Louis. Ill
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nFhTHS REPORTED

The following is a list of deaths
reported to the Richmond Bureau OF
Health from October 23 to October 80
1928. with age and date of death.
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every morning

every morning.
Yours truly.
EDWARD BRYANT,
Douglas, Arizona.
Camp Harry j. Jones,
Co. D. 18th Infantry.
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ROANOKE LETTER

Rev. James S. Hatcher. D. D.
preached at Mt. Zion A. NJ. e.
Church at II A. M. last Sunday.
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OTHER PEOPLE JUDGE
YOU NOW BY YOUR
FURNITURE

When you can get FURNITURE and
RUGS from an Old Established House
like JURGENS-that's known to sell
the best quality goods, Just as reason
able as elsewhere-whyn not give your
friends a good impression. 1t Will
give US the greatest pleasure to show
you our wonderful stock OF bone
making, comfort giving FURNITURE
and RUGS and-don't fall to ask ouI
Statesmen about our BANKING PLAN
which gives you 8, 10 or 10 month";
IN which to pay fer any purchase
CPAS. c. JURGENs SON
ESTABLISHED 1880.
ADAMS AND BROAD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-03

There are members Of the police
force of Richmond, who are rignc
fullv ashamed Of the record maoe
ly their colleague, Blunder-ouSS
w. B. Burroughs.
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SATURDAY. .NoBEMBER 3, 1928

AS Officer w. B. Burroughs seems
to have an antipathy to Negroes why
mt him ON a job where he viii cOlne
in contact with them?
New Britain herald., 1928-12-03

During the year Mrs Willebra1dt
reported. there was an increase Or
5000 in the number of criminal
prohibition cases instituted by the
Department bringing the total for
the year to 55.729. OF these she saio
the department secured lS,S26 con-
victions. with Jail sentences totalinA
1900 years and fines, penalties and
forfeitures aggresating S7.2os.-es.
There we're 50 convictions for each
acquittal, she added.
Use Of Injunction under the PAD
lock provisions of the Volstead coo
was freely used by tho department.
in the last year. There were a total
of 1898 permanent injunctious
granted under this provision.
Urxes Consolidation
Attorney General Sargent espe-
cially urged Congress to consolidate
all legal offices under the Depart
ment Of Justice. reiterating his REQ
ommerdation of year ago thas
proceedings to remove persons
charged with violations Of the fed
eral law from, one district to anoth-
er. be simplified.
The attorney General also trans
mitted the report OF the report o,
the conference OF district judges In
which congress was urged to in
crease the number Of district judges
In the Southern District of New
York by three and In the eastern
district of New York by two. The
report said that the condition Of
the dockets in Brooklyn and New
York cannot be bettered unless such
action is taken.
The conference likewise recon-
mended an additional district judge
for Florida, an additional circuit
Judge in the second circuit and an
other In the ninth circuit.
The conference reported that
there were 147.142 cases on the
dockets at the end of the fiscal
year, a decrease Of 2,160 over a year
ago. OF this number civil cases in
which the United States is involved
amounted to 1886. an increase of
1853: criminal cases to 30,375, a
decrease OF 1921 over a year ago.
Among other cases pending were
civil cases in which the United
States was not involved which num-
bered 39,351 an increase OF 9s1
over a year ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-03
Pacific Flight Plans
Fail to Win Funds

Tokyo, Dec. 3 Rl-The failure of
the ambitious plans Of the Imper-
ial Aviation society for a japanese
ans-Pacific flight has been publicly
acknowledge in the resignation Of
all the officers and directors OF the
society except one.
This was Lieutenant-General
Gaishi Nagoaka, one of the directors,
who from the start had opposed the
flight plans and hence was not called
on to accept responsibility for the
failure. Baron Yoshiro Sakatani,
former minister of finance. chair
man of the society, was first to offer
his resignation.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-03
Musician Calls Jazz
A Fountain of Youth

Berlin. Dec. ) R-Jack Hylton OF
London. known as the Jazz king
of Europe" has discovered the Sc
cret Of eternal youth. Arriving in
Berlin with his jazz orchestra for
an extended stay, he said:
There is nothing that keeps a
fellow so eternally young a. playing
in a jazz band. Jazz is an expression
OF youth. of JOY. Of bubbling en-
thusiasm. Anybody who plays 1t can.
not help but keep young.
More than that, our men can
for the most part play six, seven,
or eight instruments. All sorts of
different muscles of the body are
invoked in the process of playing
them, SO that a man keeps In good
athletic training if he joins a jazz
band