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MRS. ANNIE nj. POPE TURNBO-
MALONE

Few women of the world have at
tanned greater success and fame than
has the subject Of this sketch, Mrs.
Annie NJ. Pope Turnbo- Malone, VINO
founded Poro College and is the
owner of this million dollar business
with it's home plant located at St.
Louis, Mo.
Starting in. dream of early child
hood, a tendency toward developing
the profession of beauty and hair
culture fingered with her until she
finished school days and set out for
business career.
Her first effort was made in 1900,
in humble way, in rear room of
small frame building in Lovejoy,
ILL.,, where she began manufacturing
!"Wonderfrl Hair Grower; and other
preparations. The business grew and
prospered under the wonderful di-
recting genius Of Mrs. Annie M. Pope
Turnbo-M Malone, the founder and pro-
prietor, making it necessary for NOV
ing into larger, quarters by 1902.
Having q. good article, giving the
very best attention to every detail
of her business, and displaying such
rare qualities and executive ability,
together with her pleasant and win
ming personality, made it necessary
for still larger quarters to be secur-
ed; so in 1910 she secured 300 Pine
Street, St. Louis, Mo-, larger build
ing, which served as her manufactur-
ing and distribution plant until the
new $1,000,600.00 Poro College was
finished in 1918. This new Poro Col
lege, building tnd equipment, is one
of the wonders of the world.
Mrs. Malone will tell you about it
in her own way and will feature it
in movies for your entertainment
and delight, and for the benefit of
charity, at Reformer's Hall on North
Second Street, Monday night, March
26, 1928, at o'clock sharp.
Local talent will extend the pro-
gram to two hours, making an even
ing of full measure of joy, comfort
and pleasure.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
Y. W. O. A. IN FIFTH ANNIVERS
AIRY SUNDAY EVENING

'Y' Members with 200 Girl Re-
serves go to Fourth Baptist Church
Sunday, March 25, at 4 P. M.
Mrs. Ella 7. Carter OF the Girl
Reserve Committee will present he
members of 1he Committee Of Man
agement in an Interpretation Of the
Associations work, featuring the
Management Quar;ette and 200 Girl
Reserves in the FIFTH Anniversary
PageanI "a Quest for the Best"
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
RICHMOND BAPTIST CHURCHES
IN FLOU2ISHING CONDITION
Ministers Make Encouraging Reports

Monday marked let-up in the
strenuous program of the Minister'S
Conference of Richmond and Vicin-
ity, the session being given tc. the re-
ception of reports by the ministers.
As the reports came in from all
sections covered by the Conference
membership, it developed that our
churches, in spite OF the alarmists'
cry to the contrary, are not only
holding their own, but are growing.
If, as is claimed, few have drifted
away from the Baptist Church, they
are those that the church can we'll do
without and their going has increas-
ed the enthusiasm and deepened the
spirituality of those who remained.
Reports from our rural sections
showed that the brethren who labor
out in "the great open spaces" are
doing splendid work in the Masters
name. Though not as conveniently
-located;. in reference to their charges.
as the brethren of the city, yet such
is their ability and devotion that
their churches compare favorably
with those in urban centers.
The Rev. /. S. P. Robinson, while
not in charge of a church at present,
reported that he is being kept busy
in the cause to which he has dedi-
Gated his life. Rev. Robinson, be-
cause of his years of service and
splendid abilities, coupled with his
Christian character, enjoys the re-
spect and esteem of the ministry and
churches of the city and State, hence
he is not permitted to remain idle.
The report was received with Joy
with regret of the going of
DR.. J. w. Dudley, pastor of Zion
Baptist Church, of South Richmond,
to new field of labor in Camden,
N. j. The Conference, upon learning
of the call of DR.. Dudley, unani-
mously voted him letter Of COM
mendation. The ministry of New
Jersey will be the richer for the COM
ing of this earnest champion of the
cause of righteousness.
The reports, because of their OPP
timistic nature and because of the
spirit of meekness and reverence on
the part of the ministers who made
them, and because each minister dis
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
ATTORNEY DENNY's LETTER.

a new Fold last week ca rid rmwc
Attorney w. F. Denny's letter OIL
anoher page refers to discriminating
rates in the matter of insurance.
The matter is more important than
it appears upon it's face. For exam
pie, one class of policyholders ten
years of age upon the payment of
five cents per week receives insur-
ance protection to the amounc of
$1sS 90, while another class includ.
iRg colored folks receives for the
same amount paid $116 90. This
is a difference of SAT 90 on one
cslored policy holder and a difference
of $4,000 on a thousand policy
holders.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
DO YOU KNOW HIM?
In Re Alexander Taiaferrs, Ais.
Tyler, Coloxed.
Wash 'ng,on. February "a, 1928
To the Chief of Police,
Richmond, Va.

Dear Chief:
On the 18th of February, 1911,
we transferred the above Alexander
Talaferro, ais. Alexander Tyler, a
eolored man, who was insane, from
the St. Elizabeth's Hospital, this
city, to your office where he was
taken charge of by you or your pre-
.decessoE,, Major Werner. a. ,.,.s
s: We. have just learned from the
above st Elizabeth Hospital, this
city, where the patient was at the
time of his being returned to your
city, that this patient left at the hos
pital::s :" "wateh, and. fob: which 1.-THE
hospital forgot to give us at the time
of his transfer, fands they anxious
to locate this patient if possible, 80
his belongings can be returned to
him or his relatives.
Do you think there is any chance
in your locating the above patient or
his friends 1--WE believe his relatives
were dead at the ,time), so the above
watch and. fob could be returned to
him. :
Yours truly,
GEO. S. WILSON.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
Rev. Or. 7. j. King breaches at
the Fifth St. Baptist Church
Noted Divine Delivers Two Sermons.
Much Money Raised There.

claimed any credit for himself, but
gave God the glory for the success of
his church, cheered and encouraged
the brethren who heard them.
AS the Conference adjourned, each
n1emher wert-a%ay feeling chat no
matter what particular difficulties
might present themselves on his re-
spective fed of labor, the Great
Head of the Church rs still standing
in the shadows, keeping watch over
his own"
o. B. Simms, 3. TIL, Reporter.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
KING. SOLOMON FOUNTAIN. siIQ
80. HOLD ANNIVERSARY
EXERCISES

King Solomon Fountain, of. the
Order of True Reformers, of Rich
mond, Va, will hold its 48th ami
versary exercises at Hood Temple.
A. M. E. Zion Church, corner Adams
and Clay Sts., Sunday, March rs,
at 8 P. NJ.
Rev. G. w. Gaines, the pastor, will
deliver the sermon. All True Re-
formers, as well as the general pub
lie, are urged to be present.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
Mrs. Rachael Hall. Of $500 Old
Dominion st. continues very sick.
A
DO YOU KNOW THEM?

Chief of Police R. B. Jordan has
received letter from Oxford, North
Carolina, inquiring about Ernest
Crews, a 17-year-old boy, who, when
last heard from, was in Richmond,
Va. His father is dead and it is for
this purpose, primarily, that this in
ouiry is sent out. Address,
S. H. Hester,
Oxford, N. G.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
WANTEDll! wANTEDn

On Women's Bible Day, 1000 wo-
men at the Sixth st. Baptist Church,
Sunday, April /, 1923, at 1886 P: NJ,
to hear Miss Viola L. F. Chaplain,
Y. w. G. A. Subject: "Woman III
the Religious World"
Miss l. R. Williams, Chairman.
Miss Jessie Williams, Secretary:
Under the auspices of the Rich
mond Baptist S. S. Union. Mr.. g. L.
Walker, President; c. B. Jefferson,
Corresponding Secretary.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
TRAGIC HAPPENING IN SOUTH RICHr1OND.
Makes Plain Was Spent Whk
Especial by John Mitchell, Jr.)

1t is charged that Leila Winston
was beaten up and killed by her hus-
band, Leroy Winston, at their resi-
dence, 402 East Maury Street, South
Richmond, Saturday night, March
oath. He was arraigned in the Po-
lice Court, Southside, Judge H. A.
Maurice presiding. He is now in the
City Jail. Calling to see him last
Monday and talking to him through
the bars of the prison, he said:
"It happened Saturday night about
8 o'clock, as near as I can get at it.
The way it happened, she said that
she was going on the street and
make marketing.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24

Mr.. L. E. Darlington and wife,
formerly Miss Grace A. Montague,
of Philadelphia, Pa, spent their be-
lated honeymoon in Richmond, Va,
visiting his aunt, Mrs. N. B. Fay,
and Mrs. Carrington's aunt, Mrs.
Margaret Mallory, of 604 W. Mar
shall ST., Richmond, Va. Mr.. C2r-
rington is clerk in the Philadelphia
postoffice.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24

Mr.. H. w. Burrell, of Cleveland,
O., was in the city to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Hayes, wife Of
Mr.. Henry Hayes, whose funeral took
place Sunday, ! P. NJ, at the Sixth
Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
ROANOKE NEWS ITEMS
MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH NOTES

Woman's Day, Sunday, March IL,
was great success. The programs
at 3 P. M. by the girls and at night
by the women were grand The Of
fering for the day totaledI $156.55,
S76.55 of which was brought in by
the women. Last Sunday Mrs. Sea-
right (white) delivered her message
"Fishers Of Men," It was great.
Total offering $95.00.
Come with US Sunday, which is
Mems Day. AT, IL A. NJ. DR.. Hatcher
will preach; at P. NJ. Judge Hart
will speak; at night Drs. Dudley and
Moore. Special music by Mt. Zion
Choir, Twilight Sextette, and x. Y.
z. Quartette.
The church has given lt5 pastor
a nice suit for Conference and shoes
also. We hope to make a creditable
increase. The whole city beseeches
the Bishop to return DR.. and Mrs.
Hatcher. Last week DR.. Hatcher
spoke at the Gainsboro and Gregory
Schools on "The Tragedy of Irrev-
erence," and addressed the High
School Parents and Teachers Asso-
citation on "The Dynamic of Touch" "
1t was master plea for culture.
Mr.. David Fultz, of 10th avenue
N. W., is indisposed.
Mrs. Ella Rhodes, of Diamond
Hill, N. E., is indisposed.
Mrs. Matte Staples, of 715 Park
street, has been quite sick.
Mr.. Arthur Bell, a watchman in
the N. G. w. service, captured wild
goose here Sunday A. NJ, whose ice
covered wing had rendered him un-
able to keep his flight with the gang,
so he fell victim to Mr. Arthur Bell,
who lives in the West End.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24

Rev. R. w. Coleman, correspond
ing secretary, Educational Board, of
Birmingham, Ala, was in the city
this. week and called on US. He was
enroute to Winston-Salem, from
which place he will go to Washing
ton, D.. C.. - n =,
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24

IWoMEN-Earn $1e dozen sewing y
J home. Experience unnecessary.
Steady work. Cut material s4t-
piled. Stamped envelope brings pAr
F, ticulars. STEWARD DRESS, ia
Mercer. New York.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24

Mrs. Celeste Cooley of 1903 Ever
EFT St. Southnide is improving slowly
GfGe- thcee weeks sickness.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
Bought Whiskey.

"Shs went out on the street and
instead of buying groceries she
bought whiskey and drank it up.
had given her five dollars. I went
in the street and found that she was
coming home drunk. I opened the
door and let her in and | took and
hit her while she was coming in.
After she got inside she started to
fighting ME, time / said something
to her about how she had acted. Then
/ started TO fighting Ter. | hit her
in the mou9 with my fist. did not
strike her with anything else She
had one scar on her leg, but l don't
know how it got there.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
Fell to the Floor.

"After she fell to the floor l took
her up and put her on the bed, Then
she threw UP on the sheet and there
was blood on the sheet. When she
got up she fell on the floor. While
she was lying there / took the sheet
off the bed and put on a clean sheet
on the bed. After | put her back on
the bed she told me tc wipe her
mouth. I got in the bed then and
went to sleep. When / awoke /
found her dead. / went around the
house and 10 Mrs. Eldridge and told
her my wife was dead. She cams
around to my house. She said she
was dead sure enough.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
Tia. Razor Question. :.

He suggested that / bring down a
razor and he would show me-. cen
'cluded that I would get the infer-
nation elsewhere. On last Wednes-
day morning he said in the Police
Court that he could not tell just bow
he held it; as twas done SO Quickly.
There are many versions of the mat
Ter, the generally accepted one being
that he opened the blade back to
the handle and dealt the blow. Rig
gins has two slight cuts in the palm
of his right hand. The hollow-ground
part of the blade was broken of, but
the entire blade remained intact and
was not separated from the handle.
Richmond planet., 1928-03-24
Told the Neighbors.

"Then she went out and told the
neighbors. told her we got to
fighting in there. I hit her in the
mouth and cut her lip. She fell on
the bed. | work at Miller Manufac7
turing Company. l was born in South
Richmond. have a sister, Carrie
Winston. and brother, James Win
ston. My wife was born in South
Richmond. She has a. sister named
Annie May Clark"
This ended his statement. Willie
higgins. was there cutting the hair
of one of the prisoners with clippers.
asked him how he held the razor
in order to deal such q deadly blow.
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Bath Brush, 75c

When the long curved
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moved. one holds it by >
convenient strap.
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Jergen's Soap Sampler, Csc

unusual value--the well liked Jergens soap. IN most
srabe odeurs Box contains six bath tablets, two cakes
Laytrix and one of Castolay. $3.50
rIETRIrS. FLOOR. 4. la.1s. /.
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No matter. Trust to luck and camp In
Paris till she would see me--if she
would.
Fog Genes Up.
We had had fair weather for days
Now, OF course, fog came We waited
at Croydon airdrome nearly two hours
At last came the stirring call:
Passengers for Paris, step this way
for Berlin, Amsterdam and Vienna. take
the other exit"
We piled in and took the air, still
steamy with fog In Is minutes. look
ing down 10 earth. ! saw the great
white letters Croydon" staring up at
me. We had gone around in a circle
and come back TO our starting point!
Too thick remarked the pilot. And
too many planes in the air. Can't take
the chance. Must get the air cleared"
So the passengers climbed out. and
again we sat and waited an hour and a
half Another start. Better this time,
but we didn't reach lie Bourget till
after | O'Clock. Two o'clock before We
were through customs and on the way
into Paris tore TO hotel. flung my
bag at q porter, grabbed taxi. and
caught train TO St. -Laye.
40 minutes from Paris.
Last Auto Snatched.
Nearly $50 o'clock when / got there.
Now fer a car to Chateau D'Hennemont.
The last motor car was snatched before
my eyes. Nothing remained but an
omen hack with a Senile horse and
driver All right. Keep on get
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Raschid spoke. He would ask her high
ness. Hold the line,
Eyes, madame. her highness VIII see
you tomorrow at ii o'clock"
I thought I'd probably die In the
night or suffer some other exasperating
hindrance to my eagerly wanted rem
devious. For ] was champing to see
this Nancy girl, thiG white.skinned
Yankee who with unf1agging determl-
nation, had thrust aside barrier after
barrier of religion, tradition, social
sanction. race prejudice. public opinion,
opposition of every form from every
quarter. to wed q mysterious brown man
of the Orient, whose every standard OF
life. from faith to food, differs from
hers as does the River Ganges from
Seattle's clean Columbia.
A bold young woman surely, with the
flair for adventure which takes no
thought of consequence: or q foolish
young woman without knowledge OF the
East and its ways Possibly marc
Young woman. who knew but didn't
care--a girl to whom the bizarre ap-
pealed with irresistible force, and plas-.
ters of pearls and rubies, lines OF giioed
elephants and all the superSumptuous
splendors OF a cinema "durbar' meant
glory, meant prestige, meant happiness!
All this I thought as sat waiting.
And IL Sir Oliver Lodge or Arthur
Conan Doyle had promised me So
journ into their other world and talk
with its people ! should scarcely nave
felt keener thrill than when Secre-
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~ - Pss.s -
there some time :. If only luck holds,
But It didn't. BY the time I had got
past the lodge gate. guarded by a
frozen manservalt, who hated to let
me by, 1t was 4 o'clock. The senescent
carriage logged and ratified up the gor-
geous driveway. only to pass q sleek
black car. outward bound, containing
the lady sought, surrounded by dark
skinned, we'll groemed men. ! saw
diniiy through q haze OF dust.
Sorry" said the servant who opened
a back door charity. Their highnesses
have gone to Paris. cannot say when
they will return
But I've come long way-by plane,
too-just to see her highness Look
this letter OF appointment"
. He read 1t, saw 1t said Thursday, :
and this was Thursday. He didn't no.
tice Il was dated the week before.
Now. YOU" said I, smiling as sweetly
as the Cheshire cat, can arrange an
other appointment. I'm late, but
couldn't do better. I know you'll help
me. I'll telephone her highness' score
tary whatever hour this evening you say
is best" @
He softened somewhat. chest expand.
ing. fOfice boys, secretaries, biitlers
and Wallets are the people you must
VIM ...~.f....s.
Success at last! IT,
I wired canceling my reservation on
the ship for Friday, and spent the hour
in PRAYER. telephoned. Secretary
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the Saleebys WIS the result of family
feud and a dispute of villagers over
water rights. The French and Syrian
authorities are making every effort to
apprehend the assassins,
Mrs. Saleeby, although married to e
Syrian. retained her American citizen
ship under the Gable law. She was
formerly employed In the American con-
sulate In Paris, where she met her hus-
band. q Syrian artist.
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MURDER IN BEIRUT
UNS0LvED MYSTERY
Assassination of U. s. Consulate
Clerk and His American Wife
Still Under Investigation.

ny the Associated Press.
BEIRUT, Syria, July 10.-Kallil
Saieeby and his American wife, who
was q clerk In the United States consul
late here, were assassinated Saturday
night on the street within few yards
OF their doorway. The policeman who
pursued the assassins also was killed.
An investigation is being conducted.
but It's results have not been announced.
The tragedy took place about pm.
Mrs. Saleeby was Carrie Erd. Lexington.
KY
II is generally believed the murder OF
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u. S. WOMAN WINS FIRST TALK
WITH BRIDE OF EX-MAHARAJAH
0vercomeS Obstacles and
Scores Where All Other
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Plane, Train, Hack Used in
Mad Dash to Interview
Nancy Ann Miller.

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ten following an Interview an American
newspaper woman won with the former
vas Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle This
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the two since their marriage. which
AROUSED the interest of the world.
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tary Raschid threw open the many
PANIED glass door to the Chateau D'Hen-
ileniont library and murmured:
Her highness is ready

(Next--I Meet Their Highnesses.)
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Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-11
Rowland Captures
 Trans-coyltinertaL Air
 Derby Race Prize

LOS ANGELES, Sept, II, (P)- The trans-continental Class A air of Wichita, in his Cessna monoplane, was declared to be the unofficial winner. Twenty other survivors of the 37 who started arrived in rap i'd succession.
 Dake of Pittsburg, ill his Moth plane, came iii second and Rankin of Portland, in a Waco, third.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-11
Starr Is Reauyladen Messenger Of Xmas
 Cheer Westerners

Christmas comes but once a year in the far Bristol Bay region on tie shores of Boring Sea and friends of those who live there are well cogniz- ant of the fact.
 They plan many weeks ahead, ac- cording to the mail that went out on the s. s. Starr yesterday from the Port of Seward The stack of mail bags stood almost as high as the warehouse roof on the City dock, and many of the packages were marked, Not to be opened till Christmas"
 Bristol Bay, Dillingham; and envir- ons are not favored with frequent steamship service and it behooyes early mailing if friends ana to be re- membered. Therefore the Starr car rhes Christmas Cheer even at this early date.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-11
Police Follow Death Trail In $l6,OOOOOO
 Graft Investigation

NEW YORK, Sept. II. (P)-sev, eral mediums were brought to the stage whereon police are endeavor- ing to reconstruct the drama that led the suicide or murder of William D. Offer, an important witness in the Queens Sepel investigation.
 The names of two other men, both of whom figured in the investigation into an alleged $16,O0O,OOO graft. in the placing of sewer contracts and whose deaths were investigated by the authorities, received renewed at tention
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-11
How Louely To Spit In Bronze Cuspidors
 Under Mahogany

SEATTLE, Sept II, (P)-Governor Roland Hartley, displaying his capi- tol furniture exhibit at Cleelum, stat ed that the bronze cuspidors pur- chaed by the State for S100, original ly cost the sellers $40 in Tacoma.
 Governor Hartley, Auditor Clauson and Land Commissioner Clark V. Savidge are the members of the State Capitol Committee which bought the capitol furpishings.. A voucher, on file at Olympia, showing the cuspidors purchase was approved April s, 1927, by the unanimous con- sent of the Committee and that the voucher was signed by F. A. Hartley, chairman.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-09-11
Lindy's Sister Ship
 To Get Seuere Test

SYDNEY, Sept. Il, (P)-Captain Frank Rerley, Australian explorer will shortly leave for a flight to Eng land and back, covering 23,000 miles in the Spirit of Australia" a sister plane to Lindberg's Spirit of St. Louis" He will be accompanied by Flying Officer Moir.