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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, June 20.-R-Butter.
lower; receipts 1850 tubs; creamery
extras 481; standards 421k; extra
fiTsts l2@42x: firsts 40h @41h:
seconds 38@39M.
Eggs, unchanged: receipts 1886
cases.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago, June 28.-R)-Poultry,
alive, hens easier; balance steady;
receipts 4 cars; fowls ~; broilerS
%; springs 81; spring ducks 200
26; spring geese q.
Cheese unchanged.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, MIMI, June 28.-tR
Flour unchanged. Shipments a.
O63 barrels.
Bran 29.50@3O.00.
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en- 1l7e, Hardt 200, LANCER
1l29. Morris 1919.

en- 147s, Hardt 200, LANCER
1l29, Morris 1919.
Grant county In 10 out Of 4S
precincts gave: Frazier 667,
Nestos 402, Stone los, Shafer
6l5, Thoresen I'll, LANCER 6S7,
Morris SIS, Fisher 561, Kitchen
SCI, Wet S25, No $50.
Sioux county in out of II
precincts gave Frazier PAS, Mes.
to- 248, Stone Is, Shafer 392,
Stretch -, Thoresen $50, Carr
3zS, Voge1 IS, LANCER 277, Nor.
ris 314, Fisher III, Kitchen 311.
Oliver county in 9 out Of 10
precincts gave Frazier $50, Nes.
tos 242, Shafer pol, Thoresen
522, Carr 1874, vogel $50, Baker
567, Brown tS4, Fisher SIS,
Kitchen ESQ.
Foster county in 20 of Fl pre-.
cincts gave: Frazier 664, Mes.
tos 76S, Shafer 963, Thoresen
697. Carr S61, vogel 727, Siljan
692, Steen $40, LANCER 56l.
Morris 1870.
Walsh county in 50 precincts
f' :s; Fr.sier Ills. Ne'to'
Nelson county in e precincts
gave: Frazier 1854, Nestos 1852.
Grand Forks county in So
precincts gave: Shafer 1868,
Thoreeen 3O72.
Nelson, county in e precincts
gave: Shafer 1879, Stretch $50.
Grand Forks county in 50
precincts gave: Frazier 1892,
Nestos 1899.
Divide county in 81 precincts
gave: Frazier 1866, Nestos alt.
Ward county in 50 precincts
gave: Frazier 2626, Nestos 1872.
Ward county in 80 precincts
votes on repeating prohibition
clause: Yes 1871, No 1911.
Divide county in Fl precincts
rave: Shafer 507, Thoresen
80. ii
Ward county in 81 precincts
gave: Shafer 3482, Thoresen
1854.
Mckenzie county In II pre-
cinctS gave, Skater $50. Thore-
sen SIS.
Nestos 90, Stone 1O2, Shafer
195, Thoresen 1872, LANCER 199,
Morris ZIG, Fisher 232, Kitchen
$50.
Bottineau county in 10 pre-
cinets gives LANCER AZ, Morris
3lS, Fisher 21l. Kitchen 1877.
Nelson county IN IS precincts
gives Skater on, Thoresen COS.
Il
Nelson county n IL precincts
gives Frazier $50, Nestos 912.
Mountrail county in Is pre-
cincts gives LANCER 667, Morris
46l, Fisher SIG, Kitchen 43l.
Mountrail county in Is pre-. :
cincts gives Frazier 6s6, Nestos
"a.
Mountrail county in Is pre-.
cincts gives Shafer 497, Thore-
sen $50.
Benson county in 80 Of as
precincts gives Frazier 1896,
Nestos 1868,
Benson county in 80 out of As
precincts gives Hall 1440, Olson
1865.
Benson county in 30 out Of IS
precincts gives Shafer 1869.
Stretch IS, Thoresen 1857.
Burke county in s precincts
gives Frazier -247, Midtbo 2,
Nestos 166, Stone IL.
Bottineau county in 10 pre-.
cinets gave Shafer 425, Stretch
80, Thoresen 49l.
Eddy county In Is precincts
gave Shafer 466, Stretch 80,
Thoresen 772.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE
Minneapolis, June 28.-(AP)-
Wheat receipts today 101 compared
to los year ago. Minneapolis cash
wheat and coarse grain closing quo
tations today follow:
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Games Today
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland It Chicago.
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Results Wednesday
Minneapolis TO-; Milwaukee 6.
Indianapolis 6; Toledo 2.
St. Paul 6; Kansas City /.
Games Today
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville.
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English women are believed to
b heavier smokers than the wom-
en-. Of any other nationality.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Results Wednesday
Boston 4, II; Washington I, 4.
New York Z; Philadelphia 4.
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Results Wednesday
New York IL; Philadelphia 8.
Games Today

Games Today
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

The wife of Attorney j. R. Pol
lard. who has been under treatment
AT DR.. Carson's Hospital, Washington
u. c., is much improved.
Mrs. F.. H. Mckenzie, well known
here. is in the city visiting her sis
ter. She expects to return to her
home in Washington shortly.
Mr.. ]. w. Johnson of Washing
ton was here recently and he left a
substantial donation with the Fifth
Street Baptist Church.
Jeweler L. j. Hayden can repair
clocks, watches and jewelry as well
as mend people. He has just COM
pleted a most satisfactory job on
200 year old clock. 1t has wooden
wheels and is valued heirloom.
1t runs now as well as it ever did
and the owner is delighted. Carry
your work to him at 224 w. Broad
Street.
Mrs. A. G.: Thompson Taylor
returned Friday, 18th inst. from
Baltimore and Washington. She
visited her sister in the former place
and did much work for the Order
Of King David.
Captain Susie J. Williams Is
strongly supported by Lieutenants
Harriet Cheatham, Lille Baskerville
Kulah N. Cunningham, Sallis Wiley
Eliza A. Berkeley, S. S. Sparrow,
Walter Austin, Ella M. Thompson.
Funeral Director c. S. Cunning
ham is not too busy to serve you.
His fine service has endeared him
70 the people of the Southside and
made him popular on this side of
the river, where he has secured much
desirable business. A call, day or
night, in the city or out Of the city,
will receive prompt attention.
*. .
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She Gained Weight
With McGOy'S Tablets

You remember her of course-not
so long ago she was regular scare
crow-skinny is a mild word for the
way she looked.
Just look at her now-if ever a
woman rad perfect figure she has
it-she is the envy of half the girls
in town.
It's nothing to get excited about
ell size did was. to take on weight
filled out the hollows in face, neck
and chest-any skinny, weak, run
down woman can do the same and
gain a clean, clear complexion at the
same time.
Mccoy takes all the risk-Read
this ironclad guarantee. If after
taking sixty cent boxes of McCoy's
Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes any
thin, underweight man or woman
doesn't gain at least pounds and
feel completely satisfied with the
marked improvement in health
your money will be refunded.
Just ask for McCoy's Tablets at
any drug store. Distributed By Mo
Coy's Laboratories, Inc, also dis-
tributors Of McCoy's Cod Livsr on
there Is none better.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

Col. Jennings G. Wise has assumed
ta speak for Col, Henry w. Ander-
son and for Hon. Herbert Hoover.
Is not it about time that these dis
tinguished Americans should speak
for themselves? Before. Southerners
did not care what the Yankees did
for or with the Negroes north of the
Mason and Dixon Line, so long as
they did not interfere with what the
southerners did with them South Of
that particular part of tbs country.
Now they assume TO dictate as to the
treatmen of the Negro in both
places. We have been advised to
support southern white men of char
acter, be they Republican or Demo
Graf. Now we are told to keep off
tie political reservation and not even
vote for curse yes. Peculiar reas'
o1ing this.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
DR.. HanG0Gk'S Sd Anniversary
Continued from Page ~

receive DR.. Moore and right warmly
do they wish his early return. He
made profound impression on
Moore Street and Richmond.
On Sunday even ng after another
of DR.. Moore's great sermons, the
different departments made presen'
Rtion of surprise to the pastor.
Deacon Harris presented silver
offering from the deacon board and
q few members. Miss Earnestine
Harris a gold offering from the B.
Y. P. U. and Sunday School, NJ.
f. Randolph a silver Offering from
the senior choir, Miss Viola Cocker,
gold offering from the junior choir,
Mrs. Pauline Lilly, loose'leaf
folder from the Ladies Auxiliary to
the Ushers Board, Mr.. ]. c.. Ran
dolph a silver offering from the
fishers Board, Mrs. Sharks a gold
offering from the Missionary and
Educational Circle, Miss Virginia
Pierce gold offering from the
Ladies Bible Class.
Mrs. Annie Deans presented a
handsome bouquet to Mrs. Hancock
from the senior choir. Mrs. Alice
B. Lee presented a basket Of beau
tiful flowers to Mrs. Hancock from
the Ladies Missionary Circle. The
Ladies Auxiliary also made Mrs.
Hancock a beautiful presentation.
Sunday mornings service was hon
red with the presence of Editor
John Mitchell, Jr., who in his inim-
table way expressed sentiments that
touched responsive chords in the
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LEIGH St: October IS.

James Thomas Jefferson, Z years.;
Ashland, Va; October 10.
Thomas Watkins, SO years; 31S
18th St.; October II.
Lucy Page Jones Athey, 80 years;
1116 Concord ST.; October 10.
James P. Banks, As years; S917 New
North Road; October 10.
Joseph Eppes, years; 709 N. Har-
rison St.; October 10.
Bette Randolph, ga years; 2316
Decatur St.; October 1S.
Edith English, 2 years; 2S9 Temple
St.; October 20.
George j. Hembrick, 4S years; 1925
N. 32nd St.; October 10.
Louise Cowan Meade, 3 weeks; IL
E. Coutts St.. October 21.
Isaac Felix Lee So years; 127 e.
9Th ST.; October 10.
Mary Coleman % years; R. F. D
No. 2; October 20.
Mildred A. Woodbridge 80 years;
1915 Grayland Ave-. October 20
Maggie Pollard, As: S03 w. Clay
St.; October 10.
James Robinson, IL months; 1870
Claiborne ST.; October 81. II
Robert Smith. 25 years; 524 N.
Adams ST.. October 21.
Ella NJ. Armstead. As years; 2311
Ccrsley ST.. October 10.
Susie J. Miller AZ years; 1903 Idle
wood Ave. October 20.
Junius Smith months; 1913 Temple
St.; October 21.
Mary p. Harmon. SO years: 1902
Claiborne ST. October %.
Emily Burgess 10 years: 110S N.
Second s.: October II.
Ernest Garrett years. 400 E. Jack
son St.; October 81.
Eliza D'ckerson. 81 ya'rs; SIS N.
9sth ST.; October %.
Doc Williams. 81 years: City of
P'chmond: October %.
Nav ". Brown. SIS; 5000 IL Que
ST.; October 81.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
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. 13S
w. 132nd ST., New York, N. Y. at
once. Young Conn does not wear 4
hat, his hair being combed back and
he is of yellow complexion. He
wears nose glasses, is very plain and
roughly dressed. Any one knowing
him VII give him the information
so that he may return home a, once.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
DO YOU KNOW Hin?

Information is desired concerning
an old coiored man, named Joe Hunt.
Some well-to-do white people, who
know him and wish him well, 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 l:now
more about the matter can call up
the Planet Office, Randolph 22l3.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

DAILY. These with their workers are
bearing the brunt of the fight. There
are other Lieutenants who expect to
rally before the close Of this cam
paign.
These are the warriors who have
been delivering such terrific on
slaughts on their Blue opponents.
1t. Eliza A. Berkeley has taken the
lead with 81 members to her credit.
The few remaining days of the cam
paign promise some very exciting
scenes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
DEATHS REPORTED

The following is a list Of deaths
Of co'ored persons reported TO the
Richmond Bureau Of Health from
October 16 to October %, 1928, with
the age and dare of death:
Sarah E. Thomas, age 3S years;
1925 Grayland Ave-; Oct. IA.
Nancy Yarbrough, 81 years; 1Oll
Oak St.; October IA.
Mamie Jones, 43 years; 644 N. 7th
St. October 16.
Richard Adkins, 35 years; 291S
Nine Mile Road; October 16.
Lucien Branch, 5 months; 1876 N.
4th St.; October H..
Doris Elizabeth Malone, 3 months;
1915 St. Peter ST.; October 16.
Mary E. Shelton, 16 years; 1870
lakewood Avenue; October 16.
Marie Thompson, 95 years; j0i Pa
trick ST. :; October 16.
Mary E. Morris, As years; 6S4 N.
eth ST.; October 16.
Mary Watkins, SIS years; I'LL w.
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NOTES

The battle between the Reds and
Blues is going strong. Monday night
the two forces under their colors,
clashed fercely. After the clearing
Of the terrific battle the Reds emerged
victorious, but not until the Blues
had given them a hot chase. Cap
tails Susie j. Williams and Rosa
Price are rallying their forces for
the final struggle in this contest.
Captain Rosa Price and the fol
lowing workers are carrying the
fight right to the door of the Reds,
namley: Daughters Susie H. Robin
son, Mary H. Morgan, James Enoch
Amanda Randolph, Leila A. Wynn
Emma Wynn, Rosa Smith, G. A.
Mckenzie, Mary E. Cousin, A. D.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

Col. Jennings C. Wise seems ID
be under the impression that the
average Negro votes upon the prom
Use of some office over white folks.
Practices in New York are not in
vogue in Virginia. Our experience
has been that white men as a rule
are the greatest grafters, whether
they work over or under colored
folks and many of their bad habits
have been practiced by some Of our
folks, who have no selfrespect and
less character.
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MORE WANTED

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Richmond. Va.
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Yours truly.
MRS. CHARLES EBLTNG.
Daubersville, Pa.
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FULTON NoTEs

The pastor of Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church, Rev. C. A. Cobbs will de
liver special sermon tomorrow
morning.
$500 P. NJ. grand sacred con-
cert by the Missionary Society OF
the church.
Communion at Shiloh $3.50 P. M.
administered by the pastor, Rev. s..
L. Bush,
Rev. G.. B. Jefferson will preach
at the Union Baptist Church TO-
morrow. Live music by the choir.
DR.. l.. c.. Garland, pastor.
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L.. II. HI YD e "
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A. NJ. E. MISSION AT HoPEwELL

Rev. D. B. Roscoe, D. D. pastor
OF the Ebeaezer A. NJ. e. Church
South Richmond has organized an
A. M. E. Mission at Hopewell. Va.
Services every Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, at Jesse Jackson's Hall.
Live preaching and singing. Come
to Hopewell on Sundays and worship
with US.
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heart of the vast audience. Moore
Street remembers with gratitude
tho friends and visitors who helped
by their presence and offerings to
make the third anniversary Of their
pastor a glorious success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

This IS the best country for some
people and the worst for some others.
The trouble about colored folks Is
that they gam ground and then they
lose much Of the ground that they
have gained. AS matter of fact
this loss is usually due to their own
foolishness
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

Some of the policsoffcsrs, who
formerly furnished patients for the
hospitals are now providing oodies
for the cemeteries. They have
changed from blackljacks TO reVol-
yers and the latter do deadly work.
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Richmond, Va, July s, 1915,

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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1928

Colored folks be polite ana
obligiag. Respect each other ana
make friends with your "na'e
neighbors.. The future VIII take eSie
of itself.
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%, e Cnhhs. Pastor P'-son'
20. 80? ou'siana Street S-"''"es
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The wife of Attorney j. R. Pol
lard who has been under treatment
ar DIR. Carsou's Hospital, Washington
n. c., is much improved.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
ARMOUR AMONG FOUR
TO SAIL FOR BRITAIN

By tho Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 18.-Luminaries
Of the golf and tennis worlds depart at
midnight tonight on the Aquitania for
vigorous campaigns in Europe.
Four of Americas best professional
golfers will attempt to bring back for
the seventh time since 1921 the coveted
British open championship. Leading
the pack is Walter Hagen, vwice winner
of the title With him are Wild Bill
Melhorn, Tommy Armour ard Gene
Sarazen.
Only a short time ago Sarazen an
nounced he would not join the invasion
of England this year. as 1t would neces-
state reshafting his clubs to comply
with the Royal and Ancient rules. But
the stocky player has had the best
Winter season since he reached the
heights in 1922 and 1923 and his recent
low scores have caused him 70 change
his mind.
On the same ship with the golfng
contingent will be Miss Helen Wills,
national women's tennis champion, and
Miss Penelope Anderson OF Richmond,
Va, who is to play IN team matches
with the Berkeley girl.
Helen viii take part in the French
championships. in the Wightman Cup
matches in England and in the British
women's singles and doubles champion
ships at Wimbledon in which she will
defend the title she won there last
year.
In practice match at the West Side
Tennis Club yesterday, Helen defeated
Elmer Griffin, 8-6. 6+
Evening star., 1928-04-18

~ ABROAD Y. n c. A. pinmen
VII feature tenight's bowling IN
TX washington City Duckpin AS
i sociRtion tournament at King
Pin No. alleys. Agriculture
Economics and G. P. Q. leagues also
ufu be represented by several low-arer-
are CUNTS. Other teams viii represent
Veterans Bureau. Railway and Interior
Department leagues.
individuals outslaone teams last night.
Dave Cox. Recreation Leagues secTe-
tarv. spilled .ioe pins IN his nine games
70 take the lead IN ail-eyents II class
A His record included 4ie SET N the
team boring. with IA. i3I and i4s
games. His total falls short o. the
.fss aIl-events record held by w. Z
Morgan.
Another individual vino made 81 strong
bid for q new record is p. Hefleninger
al Freer A. c.. wso dropped i.o76 pins
i'm his rire class B games. HIS marx
ss inst q piras short Of the record held
Jointly by J. j. Dwyer and j. c. Bright
man His efforts included q los game.
Bearcst Nc. team Of Recreation
League rolled the best set Of the tourI1a-
Ynent 70 date py telling l,T57 II class
A Rex team Of the same league took
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