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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
Mummy of Ancient King to Be
Inferred and Sealed Again
i'm Tomb

Luxor, Egypt, Dec. 5.-(AP)-The
mummy of King Tut-ankh-amen,
whose discovery in forgotten tomb
in the Valley Of the Kings a few
years ago greatly enriched the
worlds knowledge Of ancient Egypt,
Is to be inferred again shortly after
Christmas and his tomb sealed.
Howard Carter, American Egypt
ologist, has returned to Egypt to
give first aid to some Of the an
tiquitiex he saved from King Tut
ankh-amen's tomb and to complete
the work which has taken him sew
eral years in the face Of many diff
ficulties.
The necessity for care in handling
some Of the antiquities is due to
their great age and the haphazard
way in which they have been stored
In Cairo. sMostwof the relics made
Of stone, marble or precious metals
are in excellent condition but the
wood and wickerwork furniture
after centuries in dusty tomb, re-
quires overhauling before it can be
transported.
Superstitious Egyptian women are
taking great interest in the relics of
the boy king who sailed along the
Nile surrounded by beautiful women
on moonlight nights some 80 CEN
turtles ago. The museum at Cairo,
where the most precious and inter-
esting exhibits are now stored, is
crowded with native women who
spend most of their time in the Tut
ankh-amen room.
Carter's work this autumn has
none of the Economically exciting
revelations which accompanied the
first years of excavation. He is
now finishing his laboratory work
which will mark the end Of one Of
the most important archaeological
discoveries ever made in Egypt.
Carter will reconstruct several
hundred ancient Egyptian game
boards and elucidate the games
themselves. These are different
forms of primitive games Of check
ers and chess.
Now that the end Of the work is
approaching, the scientist can see
more clearly what the value Of the
discovery of King Tut-ankh-amen's
tomb has been to the world.
Generally speaking, the excavation
has only provided much material
which better illustrates facts about
the lives and customs Of the ancient
Egyptians that were already known.
It is the historians who have profited
most. Before the discovery they
knew the dates Of the dynasty and of
the reigns Of the separate members
Of the family. Their problem was
that the total years Of the various
reigns greatly exceeded the. period
which could be assigned to the whole
dynasty. When King Tut-ankh-
amen's tomb was opened the answer
was found in the fact that several
members of the family often rei9ned
simultaneously as co-regents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
NYE CRITICIZES
FRENCH COURTS
Calls Blackmer ExtraditiOn Re.
fusal Lack of Friendliness.
Consideration

Washington, Dec. 5.-(AP)-The
refusal Of he French courts to al
low the extradition sought by Amer
lea Of Harry NJ. Blackmcr in con.
ncction wit. the inquiry into the
governments leases of oil fields
drew sharp criticism from Senator
Nye. Republican, Of North Dakota,
the chairman Of the Senate Public
Lands committee.
II don't see how the American
people," he said, "can regard the
action Of France as friendly or con.
sideratc. The average American is
going to wonder how much it cost
Mr.. Blackmer to win that action.
The French courts have been consid-
ering the Blackmer defense Of poll
tical persecution whereas the Amer
lean public looks on the case aside
from any political motive. l hope
the time will never come when
America will be coming to the de-
Tense Of such scoundrels in the way
France has come to the defense OF
Blackmer."
Washington officials seemed to
regard the action of France as final
in the case.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

formation to Canadian customs Of
ficials.
Eleven members of the customs
border patrol at Detroit who were
arrested last week on charges Of ac-
cepting brides to permit liquor to
pass into the United States from
Canada are said to have confessed
and to have given the inside details
Of the smugglers' organization.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

But figured l could keep myself in
good shape by taking Nujol. I've
taken it ever since. And it 5 helped As
much as anything to keep me fit and
on the job every day."
There's no easier way to keep in first
rate condition than by taking Nujol.
Nujol is not 4 medicine. It's just a
pure, natural substance that helps
your system to function as Nature
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
WORK ON TUT-ANKH-AMEN'S RELICS
IN LUXOR SOON TO BE COMPLETED

before he was taken and was said
to be seriously wounded.
The Mississippi guardsmen had
departed from Jackson under sealed
orders in command Of Adjutant
General J. M. Hairston and Cover
nor Bilbo had declined to say where
he had ordered them. An automobile
loaded with newspaper men went on
their trail. Dunn who had been hid
ing in the hills escaped to q nearby
woods when the soldiers arrived but
was followed up and taken after a
fight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

tary OF the Burleigh county chapter
Of the American Red Cross, before
Monday, Dec. 10.
The good fellows" committee Is
beginning its work today. Members
are: f. A. Thorberg, H. G. Hanson,
and N. +. Bostrom. all Of the XII
wants club, Miss Cashel, and . rep
rescntative of the Bismarck corps Of
the Salvation Army.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
Escaped Convict Is
Captured by Guards

Philadelphia, Miss, Dec. 5.-(AP)
The mysterious departure Of I de-
tachment Of National Ruardsmen
who left Jackson early today was
cleared up . few hours later 81 their
capture Of Virgil Dunn who had
been standing off the sheriff's forces
IN Neshoba county. Dunn, an es-
capped convict, was shot three times
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

What most people call indigestion
is usually excess acid in the stomach.
The food has soured. The instant
remedy is an alkali which neutralizes
acids. But don't use crude helps.
Use what your doctor would advise.
The best help is Phillips Milk Of
Magnesia. For the 50 years since
its invention it has remained stan
dard with physicians. You will find
nothing else so quick in its effect, so
harmless, so efficient.
One tasteless spoonful in water
neutralizes many times its volume in
acid. The results are immediate,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
'Cocd-Fellows' Group
Asking for Names Of
Needy Families Here

DO you know any needy families
in Bismarck?
This is a question asked today by
the good. follows" committee. which
has charge of presenting baskets Of
food. clothing. and other articles to
needy families in Bismarck.
Names Of needy families should
be sent to Miss Mary Cashel, sccre-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
HUBBY BREAKS PROMISE

Los Angeles, Dec. 5.-(F-Mrs.
Violet Merchants story is that she
agreed to q divorce on condition that
her husband remarry her when GER
tain property matters had been set
tied. He married another. Mrs.
Merchant is suing for $4,000 for
breach of promise.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

day. Give it I fair try-for the next
three months, anyway. BY the end
Of that time-cven before then per-
haps-see if you don't feel much
more al round fit.
You can buy Nujol At all drugstores
for small sum. Worth trying. isn't
it, Nujol is sold in sealed packages
only. Stop and buy bottle on your
way home tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
LOUDsPEAKERS TOO LOUD

Memphis, Observation-Disclosures,
professional men and others have
asked the aid Of city officials in
keeping jazz music from Main
street. One merchant said five radio
loudepeakerS were Operating "a
hearing distance Of his store and
that "the din II terrific and terrible" "
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

meant it to under
all conditions.
Normally. Regu-
larly. Easily.
Il not only keeps
an excess Of body
poisons from
forming 1--WE all
have thein). but
aids in their re-
N oval. Nujol
can't possibly up
set or disagree
with you, because
1t contains abso-
lutelyno medicine
or drugs. It is sim
ply 4 pure natural
substance. Per-
fecte d by the
Nujol Laborato-
ries, 26Broadway,
New York.
Starr NuiOl 70.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

Washington, Dec. 5.-(R-The
shortest autobiography in the latest
congressional director follows: "F.
H. Laguardia. The longest is that
Of Mr.. Blanton. II takes 4 page.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05
Life carefully planned

n SIX any Of the
IN boyswho' We
made good and
they'll tell you it
didn't just hap
pen by a lucky
break. Their sue
cess was the re-
suit Of careful
planning. Hard
" ork Nigh
school, perhaps.
And above all, al
ways attending
strictly to this
important matter
Of health.
Il had no time for
outdoor cxcr-
cise,'' is the story
you'll hear. Il
couldn't afford
one Of those gym
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

HERBERT AND HOOVER
Talcaso, Ecuador, Dec. 5.-(H-.
Twins here have been named Herbert
and Hoover.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-05

with no bad after-effects. Once you
learn this fact, you will never deal
with excess acid in the crude ways.
Go learn-now-why this method is
supreme.
Be sure to get the genuine Phil
lips Milk of Magnesia prescribed of
physicians for so years in correct
ing excess acids. 25c and SOC bot
tle-any drugstore.
milk Of Magnesia" has been the
u. S. Registered Trade Mark of The
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Com
pany and its predecessor Charles H.
Phillips since 1875.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-12
W., Friday, June 15t1
Moving to Larger Quarters

This move to larger quarters has been neccss atod
Dy the phenomenal growth of business and our de-
sire TO enlarge our present lines and to add new ones
Inc New McCrackens" will cater to the masses with
unmatchab!e values made possible by our policy Of
nuying and selling for cash in enormous quantities
WIN our large chain of retail stores and our bio ioh
own merchandise at the very lowest figure and o,,r
efficiency OF operation and low overhead expense en-
able us to pass these great savings on to our Gus
toners. WI ~
Our new store will feature mems department with
clothing, shoes, furnishings, work clothes and every
tnlng wearabe; modern boys department; Ladies'
heady-to wear section, featuring popular priced an
parel and Millinery Ladies' and Childrens shoes Piece
Goods Notions and Bedding, Hosiery and Underwear.
home. - W. 4'e"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
benne es keresztenyi k6telesseg
testveriinlsdn segiteni. CO.

r
Apam anyam tudtan xviii ell
hivatta az orvost, inert anyamnak
ajulasai vannak,. az orvos ait
mondja, hogy az idegei gyengek.
| Az orvos apam szemtbe nezett S
mcgkerdezte tole, hogy egeszsc-
ges-e. Apam AIT valaszolta, hoey
olylSor faj feje, mas baja mines.
Mindkctten ovakodjanak izgal-
makt6l, monda az orvos, kii!0n0-
sen on Ibsen ur. De apam ncm hi
szi, hogy beteg. Sziileim mem We
szekszcnek, mem csinalnak bot
| ranyt, de nem elnek egyctertGs-
ben, mindegyik megy maga ut
jan, S ez mar magaban we've kelle-
metlen. En- is kezdcm gyiilolni a
jamborokat, inert elveszik t6liink
apankat. Anyanak igaza van. a
lelkc mar mines veliink.
Sommer prfpost o'y sz6rnycn
szidja biin0s0ket. hzt hiszem az
atheistaknak igazuk van. az egtsz
nom tr semmit. Ejjcl ha nem tn
dok alndni, gyakran gondolok
ilyenekre, de ha mem volna lsten
es tulvilag, az is borzaszto vol
ma akkor igazan mem volna er-
demes elni. Willibald bacsi er0-
sen hisz a j6 Istenben es Krisztus-
ban AIT mondja, az evangelium
olyan, mint egy gy0nyorii szovet,
mely XII van teritve el6ttiink
mely olyan nagy, hogy mint ko-
ronazasi palast bef0dhetne az
egesz emberiseget. De az emberek
mem tudnak NIT kezdeni vele es
papucsot, nyakkend6ket apr6
disztargyakat csinalnak bel6le. A
nagyszerii sz6vetb6l pilulakat
gyartanak Is clrontjak veliik a
gyomrukat, s6t sokan meg is mer-
gezik magukat altaluk. Az embe-
rex nehez, iigyetlen kezeben me-
reggt, atokka es eptve valik. ami
!xiil0nben aldas, gyogyit6 IL Is
edcsseg volna. Ha Willibald ba-
csit hallgatom, mindig bekesseg
van velem Is sohascm untat be-
szede. 0 valoban jambor. Nagyon
szeretem.
(FOlvtatiukj
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
A fosveny udvarlo

Miert adtad ki Jimmynek
az utjat?
Kepteleniil fosvtny. Tegnap
AIT mondtam ncki, hogy imadom
a viragot, ere hozott ket gramm
hogy' iiltessem ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

bacsi es en- gyakran megyiink Sc
.talni. Nalunk otthon minden a
r6gi. Anyam megtudta, hogy
apam kezesseget vallalt harom-
ezer markaig egy scent baratja-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
Praktikusan

F6rj: Mitrt ragaszkodol hozza.
hogy eppen szerdara hivjnnk Va
csoravendageket?
FeIeseg: Merit biztosan kitiin3
lcsz vacsora. Szerdan van sza-
kacSn6 bakaiAnak a nevenapja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

ert ez annyira felizgatta, hogy
sirog0rcs0t kapott. Apam AIT
mondja, hogy Mann Reinhold
tisztesseges, megbizhat6 ember es
jo kereszteny, meg lehet. bizni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06
(Folytatasl
Irta: B0HME MAR01r.
: Mem vagyok mindig olyan

- kerdem.
Mem, monda elgondol-
kozva. - Mikor 6sszel idei0tte.
TEX, kiilonos feny volt szemedben.
ami mem valo meg egy lily fatal
lcnynek. Amig olyan fatal vala.
XII, mint te, addig kristalytiszta
kcll hogy legyen a tekintete, tisz-
ia mint egy tukor, amelyen at a
ltlekbe lehet latni a feneken
csak viragnak, kagylonak es
gy0ngynek szabad lenni. Lerazta
havat hajamrol. - Maradj meg
soka gyermek Dida, ez az eleted
legszebb ideje.
Febrrlar 13.
Sokkal tohbet vagyok odaat,
mint itthon. Azaz, hogy mindig,
kivfve az iskolaidGt az ttkezf-
seket, s6t gyakran vacsorara is
Willibald bacsinal vagyok. Ugy
hiszem, otthon nem sokat t0r0d-
mex vele, hogy hol vagyok. Egy
cseppet sem kedelyes nalunk.
Sokszor AIT hiszem, hogy csak
alom az egesZ ha felebredek i,
megint otthon leszek regi birto-
kunkon s minden ugy lesz, mint
valaha. Mem birom felfogni, hogy
emberek es korulmenyek lily r0-
vid id6 alatt ennyire megvaltoz-
zanak. Ha sok adossagunk is volt,
de egymassal kedvesek voltunk
Is meg voltunk elegedve. Apam
leolvasta anyam szemerol kivan-
sagait mindig egyet akartak.
Tia sziileimre neck, AIT hiSzam
mem a regiek mar. Iova lett
anyam vidam area, 'apam baratsa-
gos komolysaga9 Anyam minaig
boszus es rosszkedvii. Mar nem is
secret 0ltozk0dni. Apam napr6l-
napra hallgatagabb lesz. Vasar-
nap ketszer megy templomba $
hetenkfnt haromszor bibliai elS-
adasra. Sokat olvassa a predika-
clos k0nyveket, ha mines Son.
mer prepostnal, ugy a szenteske-
d6k j0nnek hozzank, ahogy edes-
anyam newell oket. Anyam ilyen-
kor visszavonul es Schuff pek-
mester, meg Harksen hajoskapi-
tany es Willibald bacsi is elma-
radtak azota. En- sem nagyon szi-
velhetem 6ket, bar mem bantot-
tax. Egy ideig haragudtam anya-
ra, hogy oily elesen beszel apam-
NAL, anelkiil, hogy az okot szol-
galtatna rea. 8 nyugodtan hall
gatja vegig, csak szemszogletei
rangat6znak idegesen, ha mem
birja tovabb, felkel es kimegy.
AT hiszem apam AIT teheti, amt
akar, ha a jamborsag neki silk
seq, am tegye. Eddig valoban
apam partjan voltam. Multkor
este 0sszeszamolta anyam a napi
bevetelt. OF marka Is harminc
pfennig csupa apr6 penzben. Egy-
szerre keze el kezd reszketni $ a
penzt tedjes er6vel foldre dob
ia, ugy hogy mind szerte gurult
szobaban, arcat kezebe temetve
hangosan ell kezd zokogni.
Milyen elet! milyen elet. Bar ne
elnek mar! Kornils Lerka j0l
jart. Csak egy pillanat es vege
volt.
Annyira megijedtem, hogy XII
esett a kenyer a kezemb6l eles
fajdalom jart at, mintha sziven
szurtak volna.
- Nina, Nina, - monda apam,
- ne karomold az Istent.
Anyam csendesen zokogott es
kiment. Apam szomoruan nezett
maga ele, szemei nedvesek voltak.
En- megsimogattam puha 6sz ha-
jat arcomat arcahoz szoritot-
tam.
Dida, draga gyermekem, le-
galabb tie gyere velem, monda
balkan.
- Hova? kerdem en-.
A j6 Istenhez, monda
apam.
Non t,1flom miSrt dn oVvszarrp
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-06

csitol mindent kerdezek min
dent megmondok neki. Csak szag-
gatottan tudtam beszelni. - Ne
beszelj ICY, anyacskam, ez faj me-
kiink, apa jo, $ szenteskedok
ugyse veszik el st t0liink.
- De igenis elveszik, - monda
anyam reszket0 szajjal. - Maid
meglatod. Felig mar el is vettek.
Hat mem latod, hogy apad ugy i'll
az asztalnal, mint egy darab ia ?
Testest6l lelkest6l a papoke. Multi
kor sajat fiilemmel hallottam,
hogy prepost szemrehanyast
tett apanak. hogy lily vallisos en-
Der letttre lily vallastalan elettar-
sa van 6s hogy mem volna-e lehet-
seges engemet is megttriteni.
Amint ICY hallam beszdlni
anyamat, elfogott duh. Sokszor
ugy think nekem, mintha mar
mem is volnek az, aki voltam, $
aki meg nehany honappal ezel6tt
vidaman k6szalt Eiderstedtben
kutyaival. Akkor kek volt az eg
felettem, most mindent sziirkenek
latok. Gyakran gondolom, ha ICY
nez Xxi az elet, ugy mem erdemes
vegig elni, ilyenkor ugy felek.
Amikor lily kedelytelen az ott-
honom, Dina kutyammal egyiitt
atmegyek Willibald bacsihoz.
Ahogy kinyilik az alto, kellemes
meleg csapja meg az embert. A
kalyhaban pattog tiiz az alb
lakdeszkakon jacintok allnak
eros illatot terjesztenek a szoha-
ban, siit6ben pedig az alma pi-
rul. A bacsi felkialt: lit jon Dida
es Dina IS madarak csicsereg-
mex minden oily baratsagos, be-
kes es szep.
Tegnap az iskolaban el3bbre
mentem. A bacsinal rajzolni ta-
nulok, AIT mondja tehetseges va
gyok az ember sohasem tudhat-
ia, hogy mem lesz-e miiveszn6 be-
l0lem.
En- mindenesetre 0riil0k neki.
Hamburg 1873 aprilis 27-en.
Draga cicam! Miert mem hal
latsz valamit magadrol, te lusta-
sag? Mi bajod, beteg vagy, rossz
fat tettel a tiizre, vagy egeszen
rolam? Hogy |
vagy? Meg mindig oily sok bajod
van az iskolavale Az egesz tanu-
las ostobasag, kes6bb az ember
ngysem veszi hasznat, csak ide-
gen nyelvek sziiksegesek. A t0bb |
miiveltseget legjobban elsajatitja |
az ember a szinhazban, ujsagb6l
es regenyekb6l. Figyelj ide Dida
Egy baratn0mmel egyiitt mar
ciusban harom hetig Parisban vol
tam. Nagyszeru volt. S r6zsaszi-
nil battiszt ruhat, nit ezen .leve-
lemhez mellekelek, oft yettem re-
szedre. Piink0sdkor megint oda
szeretnek utazni, de Sarolta ne
nj fejebe vette, hogy ep pin
k0sdkor utazik Daniaba, hogy
birtokait megtekintse mem SEE
ret egyedul utazni. Ajanlottam
neki, hogy vigyen teged magaval.
Eppen a te sziinidodre esik egy
het ide, vagy oda, ugysem szamit.
Ugy-e megteszed nekem es elkise-
red, hisz neked is egy kis sz6rako-
zas lesz. Mikor latogatsz meg
Hamburgbans Nagyon oriilnek.
Ezerszer 0lellek dragam. Hi ba-
ratn3d Helga.
Majus 2.
Helga irt nekem, mem kiser-
nem-e el Sarolta nenit piinkosdi
sziinet alatt Daniaba. Miert ne?
SGT 0riil0k neki. Csodalatos, mily
gyorsan elhalvanyult Helga kepe.
Mikor ide jottiink lakni, lelkesed-
tenn erte, ugy imadtam mint egy
Istent. Utana vagyodva aludtam
Ell minden este, most mem is gon-
dolok re&. S ha egy bizonyos ese-
m6nyre visszaemlekezem, szegyen
pir futja ell az arcomat s ugy er-
,oro hn0xy r,o6O ~ omlpko iS hp-
Richmond planet., 1928-09-15

Portland, Me.-Scattered returns
from small upstate communities, re-
ceived late today, increased the lead
of William Tudor Gardiner, Republl-
can gubernatorial candidate TO S4,-
891 over c.. Moran, Jr., his Demo-
cratic opponent in the Maine State
election held yesterday. The major
material candidate in this state.
ity is the largest ever given a guber-
Only seventeen precincts out of the
633 in the state remained to be re-
corded. Mr.. Gardiner carried every
city in the State with the exception
of Biddeford and Lewiston, beth OF
which are normally Democratic by
wide margins.
The senatorial contest between
Frederick Hale, Republican, and Her
bert E. Holmes, Democrat, resulted in
margin of $4,000 for the Repuoli-
can candidate.
Congressman Carroll L. Beedy in
the First District, Wallace H. White,
Jr., in the second and John E. Nelson
were reelected by substantial mar
lin the third, and all Republicans
gins and Donald F. Snow, Republican,
won an easy victory in the fourth dis
trict. The closest contest was in the
second district where the Democrats
had campaigned the hardest and
where their nominees for Governor
and for Senator reside.
Richmond planet., 1928-09-15
w. B. F. Thompson, Founder l. O. King David.

annual session at Sharon Baptist
Church, Richmond, Va, Tuesday and
Wednesday, September and ., 1928.
This was one of the best sessions in
the history of the Order. 1t was
more like the revival meeting OF a
church than an annual meeting OF an
organization. Peace and harmony
reigned throughout the entire session.
Our delegates from far and near
expressed themselves as being highly
pleased with the work of the Order.
They complimented the G. W. R: and
.G. w. S. for carrying the work on
successfully for 20 years and wished
them many, many more years OF sue
cess.
We are thankful to report that we
have not one death claim unpaid.
We have 500 waiting in the office for
Mr.. James Pettus in payment Of the
death claim of his mother, Mrs.
Mamie Pettus Craft, of Star Hope
Lodge, No. 112, Rice, Va. If any
one knows of the whereabouts of Mr..
Pettus, please notify him or the office.
During the past year we have car
ried sunshine and comfort into 1o
homes. We have paid out for death
claims S7,650. We have to our credit,
with all debts paid, S16,363.76.
We take this opportunity to thank
our members for their loyal support
during the past year, and ask for
their continued interest in the future.
The Uniform Rank No. paraded
September 4, 1928, for the first time
in their new uniforms, with torch
lights. They added much to the dig
nifty of the Order and the public was
very much pleased with them. Mrs.
Hester Friend, Captain, deserves
much praise for her efforts in obtain
ing new uniforms for the rank. Miss
Julia Robinson played her part we'll
as David the Shepherd.
The public meeting was held Tues
day night, September A, 1928, which
was largely attended. An interesting
sermon was preached by Rev. F. w.
Williams, D. D., after which we had
echoes from the different organiza-
tions of the city. Prizes were awarded
by the G. w. R., Mrs. A. G. Thompson
Taylor, as follows:
To Secretaries of Lodges having
100 per cent roll, name, number, To-
cation and Secretary of Lodge.
Fork Creek, No. 62, Vigor, Va,
Mrs. J. R. Overton.
Faithful, No. 76, Mattoax, Va,
Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson.
Peach Grove, No. At, Louisa, Va,
Richmond planet., 1928-09-15

voter. No year passed without his
return to Georgia to register as
voter and keep his citizenship clear.
AN EMPHATIC DECLARATION.
NEITHER DIR. HAWKINS HAS
RETURNED TO NORTH CARO-
LIMA. DR.. SCOTT TO TEXAS, NOR
DR.. HOLSEY TO THE COURT
HOUSE IN EITHER GEORGIA OR
ALABAMA TO REGISTER HIS CIT
IZENSHIP AND PLAY THE FULL
MAN.
THE main point must not be lost
sight of. I stated that / retired from
the committee because, first, l
wanted Mr.. Hoover elected, and
second, because those in front of the
voters were themselves not voters.
I STILL WANT MR.. HOOVER
ELECTED AND THE GENTLEMEN
ARE STILL WITHOUT A VOTE"