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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-26

Brookside Cubs defeated the Brookside
A. A., 7 to 3. last Sunday. Killion pitched
men and allowed four hits. Cubs Will
practice this evening at Brookside Davis
day. Call Cherry 4252-W and ask for
Harold.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-26

Red Faber bested Ken Holloway
in a pitching battle, the White Sox
defeating the Tigers, to o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-26

Toledo at Louisville, postponed, rain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-26

Reserves will play at Lawrence Sunday.
All players that did not attend practice
Thursday night call Cherry SAIL after
p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-26

Washington ... 600 600 0O0- o 10 o
Lisenbee and Ruel; Ruffing and Hoffman
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NEW TEACHERS FOR OUTLYING POINTS
 iRE APPOINTED

Announcement of the teachers fcr next year at number of far away schools in the Territory was made in Juneau, at the oft;ns 14 p Henderson, Territorial Comas,s- si9ner Of Educat;3a
 Mr.. and Mrs H. M. Phinney, of Cheney, Wash, will leave Seattle soon for Bethel, where they will teach during 192S-29.
 M~ and Mrs. R v Davis, of Ket- chikan, win teach at Unga, Alaska Both Mr. and Mrs Davis are for mer teachers, though Mr. Davis has been employed by the New England Fish company for the last wear.
 Miss Francis Steele, who taught at Wrangell for the last three years, fas accepted the position of teacher at Tanana for the next year
 Miss Flora Nagel. who taught at Thane last year, and is spending the summer studying at the Uni versity of Washington, will teach next year at Crooked Creek school cn the Kuskokwim River.
 The Snag Point School at Dill l'ngham will be taught by Miss Enola von Scheele Miss von Scheele who is from Afognak, Alaska, where her father is in business, has spent the last year in California.
 Miss Alta Smith, sister of Harold Smith of Juneau, who taught last year at Goddard, and has accepted the position of teacher at Akiak on the Kuskokwim River, has rendered her resignation to the Commissioner of Education. The position at Akiak has been accepted by Miss Bertha Peterson, of Verona, North Dakota
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QUIT FOR GOOD

J. P. Samuelson, representative of the General Petroleum Company who has been to Yakataga, returned to Juneau last week and said that tie company drilling outfit was taken from the field and shipped south, and the company has dis continued it's operations there. The boat sunwick is to be sold to +''s highest bidder.
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FILMS ADVERTISE CUBA

HAVANA July 2o,P)-rhe Cuban public works departmentis making films of scenic spots, historic sites, in dustries and improvements on the is- land for display in the United States and Europe
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PROTESTING EXPECTATIONS

WASHINGTON, July 20. tR)- hundred and seven of the 162 broad casting stations cited May 9 as not serving the public interest, conven- ienos, or necessity has representative
 protesting revocation of their licenses.
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ard today

T. B. McGrath, engineer on the M s. Discoverer for months past, ba: resigned and Donald McGee, form < q gineer on Captain Bergers vessel, is again oa tie job
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Alec Bolem, trader, trapper, licens- e guide and former champion Marathon mountain racer, came lack home today from the Illiam- na and Lake Clark country where he has been located for the past year
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Earl Mount, proprietor of the Sew ard Leather Works, returned today rom a several weeks outing trip at Nuka Bay.
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The 1929 Capital to Capital crui- ser Yacht Face will be sponsored lv the Tacoma Yacht Club, it was made known at Juneau by members ct the yachtsmen participating il the race this year
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Miss Victoria Spaulding, of Seat tie, arrived at Juneau recently to take a position as stenographer in tie office of the Alaska Game Commission.
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Mr and Mrs. Frank shor:, w@o arrived in Seward few days ago rom Moose Pass, propose to mlLs Seward their permanent place ol residence.
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MT. and Mrs. Reed. who have been prospecting in the Nuka Bay field for some time past, returned to Sew ard today.
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DEVELOPING PRINTING AND ENLARGlNG FOR THE BEST RE- SUITS AT Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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TRACk-WALkER KILLED

:. Plants, track-walker on the Copper River Railroad at Cordoya. was killed while going on hand speeder north from Mile 1os, when, the south-bound train, just leaving the tunnel, struck his car. No reason for the accident could be IS certained as it is known that he talephoned before leaving and was told that train was coming south and to look out for it
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EASTMAN CINE KoDAkS g4O AND UP. Schallerer's Alaska Shop
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If this weather continues it is liable to rain
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ALASKA DUE MORNING

The s. S. Alaska, of the A s. $. Co.,, is due to arrive in port tomorrow morning at o'clock
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Cleanliness and the best Of meats our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

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NOTED CRITIC GUEST OF THE
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his desire to hear the club, short
program was rendered on the arrival
of DR.. Spaeth, who in company with
Miss Julia Sully and several others
arrived about 10 p. M.
Swing Low Sweet Chariot" sung
by the Director accompanied by the
Club was especially complimented as
we'll as the unique manner Of direct,
ing. Included among the thirty
guest of the Club were Mrs. Alice
H. Harris, Mesdames Alverta Gilp'n
and CArrie C. Hawkins and Mr..
Charles Bland.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

Colored folks, make friends W IN
the white folks with whom you come
IN CONTACT. Teach your children 10
do the same thing Respect and OBEY
those in authority, including police
men. and if they treat you wrong
renort them to headquarters, even
though you may never hear anything
of it after you make the compliant
Cod will bring al things right n HIS
own time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

The Committee on Ordinances here
would do well to put Alderman
Moody's segregation ordinance n
t,undle bed and give it dose OF
naragor.c so that it can take a long
sleep. Colored folks hereabouts neeo
no such measure to arouse passion
and 10 disturb the friendly relation
shin between races.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17
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Mr.. L. ]. Hayden.
224 West Broad Street
Richmond. Va.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

Alderman Woody as an undertaken
evidently has many pine collins IN
b;e nIaca of business. For Gods
sake bring one out and put that
segregation ord nance in it and bury
il in Potter's field here. You can
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the other white cemeteries decline
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

The Negro-hatsFs gre not even
taking vacation, The latest one Oh
the number is announced from
Church Hill and he is known d
Funeral Director Woody May Goa
,rotect the colored folks from a
white funeral director. Most oil US
want colored ones to put us away
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

Herbert Hoover, President'elect'
has many OF the characteristics oil
the present occupant of the White
House. He knows when to open his
mouth to talk and when to keep II
shuu for silence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1928

We are struggling in this country
at the present time. Things do not
gro our way often, but We still have
hope, even if we shall die in despair
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

Gov; ALFRED E. Smith made
mastery stroke when he. had that
talk over the radio last TUESDAY
night He is a shrewd pol tician and
!, must be admitted that he is some
thing of statesman. ;.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

A colored man saved from sixteen
70 twenty white people from
watery grave when the BRUSH
steamship vestrls foundered re"
DAYS ago. While one part Of the
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eroes. the other part was praising
them. And so it goes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17
WILLIAM NELSON 49,. Defendan

The object Of Shis suit is to obtain
a divorce A Vincu,o MatrimonH for
the plaintiff from the defendant up
on the grounds of wilful desertion
and abandonment for more than
three years prior to the commence
ment of this suit.
An affidavit having been made and
fled that the defendant Is non
resident Of the State Of Virginia and
that his last known Post Office ad-
dress was Buffalo, N. Y. General
Delivery it is ordered that he appear
here within ten days after the, due
publication Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit. =.
q 5! 3
A Copy-Teste:
w. E. DUYAL, Clerk.
C. MIMMS, p. q.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-11-17

VIRGINIA.:
In Hastings Court, Part II,
City of Richmond, the 9Th day of
November 1928. ...... 80.
LOTTIE HARVEY. .... Plaintiff
VS..
JACOB HARVEY. E. -. Defendant
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An affidavit having been made and
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VIRGINIA.:

In Hastings Court, Part IL.
City of Richmond. the 9Th day Of
November 1928. e~~
a..
BLANCHE NELSON. :. -. Plaintiff
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FACULTY COMPLETE FUR OPENING OF
 SCHOOL TUESDAY
THERESA TROMP OF SPOKANE SAILS SATURDAY TO JOIN
 SEWARD SCHOOL STAFF

With the addition of Miss Theresa Tromp of Spokane to the staff, the faculty of the Seward High school is now complete, and all is in readi- ness for the opening of the school season next Tuesday, according to Superintendent E. J. Bath who has just arrived from the States after taking summer course at the Uni versity of Nebraska. Miss Tromp. who is a graduate of Columbia Uni versity brings the high school facul ty up to five thus permitting rat ing Of the Seward school among the accredited high schools of the Out. side. She is leaving Seattle Satur day.
 Of the grade school staff Mary K Dawson from Missouri and Irene Sawyer of California are expected to arrive here Saturday with Madge c. McRae of Montana of the high school force. The complete lineup now in cludes Miss Dawson, Vera E. Wheel CT, Miss Sawyer, Ruby Wilson in tha grade school; Marian Lundy of Greenville, s. C.; Miss McRae, Ia Verne TaIbert, Hastings, Neb.; Miss Tromp and Superintendent Bath in the high school.
 A few alterations have been made in the high school with the addition Of seats in the assembly room and a new bell installed. The library
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LOCAL PRODUCTION
 AT THE LIBERTY

Those who heard Minnie Anderson sing the Offertory at the Community church last Sunday morning will be glad to know that she will take the part of Princess Chrysanthemum' to be given by Jesse Lee Home at the Liberty theatre tomorrow night at 8 o'clock Her rendition of the character of Mary Magdelene in the pageant "The Dawning" more than year ago was so well received that she will al ways be gladly heard. Since that time her voice, under the training of Mrs .Groh has greatly improved in tone quality and volume She is young and pretty and makes charming Princess Chrysanthemum.
 Dean King, her Imperial pa, the Elm peror, What-For-Whi is kingly in his robes of royal purple, and his vioce will be heard in two solos as well as in the chords. Prince So!Tru, MT. Groth, sings the tenor parts, and one of the best numbers in the entire operetta is his duet with Princess Chrysanthemum. Prince So-Sli, the william, is impersonated by Andrew Peterson, a boy who has good voice and a pleasing stage appearance. His special song is the Laughing Sailor- man" and Andy surely laughs to mus ic.
 Perhaps the most amusing and clev. CT act of the entire evening will be the toad and frog dance of the five little Sprites. It is grotesque and
 funny, while the dance of the fairies in direct contrast is sweet and grace full. The solo work of Fairy Noon. beam, Mary Ella Larson, is lovely az is the lullaby sung by Tulip Eva Oloa- swine.
 The supporting chorus have the hardest and heaviest work of the en tire performance and from the open ling number to the last goodnight the chorus is sure to receive abundant applause.
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INCORPORATE STORE

Articles of incorporation of the Piggly Wiggly Alaska Company have been filed at Juneau by L. o. Gore and Donald Armour of Ketchikan. The directors are Armour and Gore and L. w, Jordan eli ROseberg, Ore. The chief purpose of the company is to operate a general merchandise store as a Piggly Wiggly unit.
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i'll be indexed after high schoo!

will be indexed after high schoo, starts. In the grade school more seats have been found necessary be- tause of increased enrolment, but only temporary expedients are now adopted because of the new school
 building that is to be constructed and it is hoped may be ready for occupancy shortly after the first of
 the year.
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Polish your floors and linoleum with our Universal Electric Floor Polisher for rent by the hour.
 B. & H. CORP. Hardware Dept.
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*CMOKERS want mid cigarette, but O not one that tastes flat.
 What they do want is mildness witb taste. They want cigarette that will satis1. Chesterfield cigarettes are blended and
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WILKINS WRITING BOOK DESCRIBING
 HIS POLAR FLIGHT
MOBILE RENDERED CAPTAIN IN. VlTATlON TO ACCOMPANY
 HIM THREE TRIPS

GREEN HARBOR, May 5. (P)- Captain Wilkins and Lieut. Eileson hope to leave Monday or Tuesday. Mo- bile invited Wilkins to accompany him on three trips in the Italia to Green land, the North Pole and Nicholas, Second Land, but Wilkins refused.
 Wilkins is working day and night on new book describing his Polar trip. He is writing it himself on s typewriter hoping to get it ready prior to his departure.
 This is accepted as the basis of his refusal. Weather conditions are in creasingly unfavorable for the flight of the Italia which arrived here from Norway during a snowstorm
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YOUTH CONFESsEs KILLING PARENTS
 BROTHERS, SISTER
BECAME MAD BECAUSE FATHER REFUSED HIM THE USE OF
 AUTOMOBILE

ELDORADo, Kas., May 5. tP)- Owen Osbrect, Il, a farmer youth, confessed he shot his parents and his five brothers and sister at the farm home on the night of April 20 then set fire to the farmhouse to destroy the evidence of his deed.
 0brest said he planned the deed only two hours before he carried out the plan. He said he got mad be- cause his father refused him the fam fly automobile.
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YUKON ENROUTE SEWARD HAS B|G
 PASSENGER LIST
ALASKA STEAMSHIP LINER IS BRINGING ALAsKANS BACK
 HOME

SEATTLE, May 5, (R)-The s. s. Yukon, of the Alaska Steamship Co, sailed from Seattle this morning q. g o'clock. carrying 333 passengers for Alaskan ports. The Seward list ing comprise the following:
 J. Keharn, Mrs. Machie J. schaf fenk, Mrs. DeLong, R. B. Muchmore, A. Kooler, Henry Hanson, John Doe, Miss Nicholson, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Graf, Miss Pederson, Mrs. Wheeler, Paul Roddington, H. Whitney, John Scully, V. Hugo, l. Lohnes, Mrs. Ward, s. M. Green, F. E. Weiland, J. O'DonneI, Chris Koeler, w. Nc Gilligan, Florence Hayes, Mrs Math- ewson, A. K Pringle, Mrs. Borg an and son. Mrs. Manning, Dave Webb, J. J. Cooksey, A. Mortenson, Blanche Cascaden, Miss Johnson, Margaret Martin, q. F. Thompson, Fred An dereon, l. Swanson, William Altman, i. Pierson, Dennis Henley, Robert Griffett, l. Crawley, J. McGilligan, F. H. Graham, William Mckinley, John A. Busch, z. E. Smith, R.. R. Hensey, Irene Ballenger, A. J, Boyle, Mrs. setring.. John Rice, L.. Tssaac- son, F. A. Gardner Q. P. Dam, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs Gardner, Mrs. Curtis, ard 31 .steerage.
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FORD OCEAN FLIGHT

DETROIT, May 5, (P-It became known today that the Ford Motor Co.,, is planning flight of one of it's planes this summer from St. Johns Newfoundland, to Croyden, England, via Mt. Evans, Greenland, and an undetermined base at Iceland, and thence down through the Scandina- vian countries.
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STOCKHOLDERS IN FORD MOTOR CO.
 MN TAX CASE CASE HINGED ON VALUE OF STOCK AT TIME OF SALE AND
 RESULTING PROFITS

WASHINGTON, May 5, (Rl-Form- CT stockholders in the Ford Motor Company won their appeal from tax assessments involving approximately s35,OOO,OOO.
 The board tax appeals were held for protesting former stockholders in the suit which grew out of dispute as to the value of the Ford stock and what these minority holders should pay the Government after it's sale.
 The case hinged on the value of the stock at the time of it's sale and pro- fits of those who sold back to Ford
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UNALcA DUE TODAY

Stopping at Seward to take on 15O sacks of coal, the U. s. Coast Guard ship Unalga is due to return today on her way to the Westward. She hasiust recently come up from Seat tle where she underwent a thorough overhauling in preparation for an ex- tended cruise out along the Aleutians ana into Bristol Bay which will keep her out most of the summer.
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CRIPPLED WARSH|P TOWED INTO PORT
 F GREEKS DEAD

PORTLAND, England, May 5. (P- The crippled warship Bacchus was lowed into port by two tugs and a battle cruiser. The crew and survi- vors of the Greek steamer abandoned her but later returned. Ten Greeks were drowned and two others died. The Bacchus was forced to travel backward after the crush because she was so down at the head.
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EMPLOYES JUMBO
 MINE MCCARTHY
 IN DEATH BATTLE
AL WATSON SHOT AND KILLED BY A MATTsoN IN 9UNkHousE
 BRAWL

CORDOVA. May. 5. &-Arthur Matt son, alias Bob Mccoy, is being close ly guarded in the Mccarthy federal jail following his arrest for shooting and killing Al Matson both employees of the Jumbo mine of the Kennecotl Copper Corporation. Details are lack ing as the spring washoHt has tied up the railroad.
 The killing occurred in the mine .bunkhouse and is thought to be the result of gambling and a fight.