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O DEATHS REPORTED » <$ *£ The tollow'fTig is the list of deaths I Colored) reported to tho Richmond Liureuu of Health from Nov. 17, 1926 to Nov. 21 1926, with date of death: November 16—Louise WllllamB, 2 iiioh.; 1304 N. 17th Street. November 16 *Grace Marion Rich urdson, 5 mos.; 1719 Maury St. November 16- Josephine Christian, 76; 2104 Gilbert Avenue. November 15—Ruth U. Royster, 1 610 W. Fell Street. November 17—Edgar Kenner. 19; Weems, Va. November IS—Virginia Richardson. 1; 300 Loudon, Va. November 19—-Lee E. Coleman, 3 mos.; 1708 1-2 Idlewood Avenue. November 17—Charles Wyatt, 43; 105 W. Duval Street. November 16- John Wesley Ford. 42; 611 St. Peter Street. November 19—Thomas Gates, 51; 4 206 Fulton Street. November 1&—John H. Gee, 48; 917 W. Cluy Street November ID El!a M. J.one8 15; 2205 Everett Street. November 19—‘Lily Gardner. 20; 627 W. Lonoir P.. Raleigh. N. C. November 19—Frederick China, 19; 3822 20th Street. November 2 2—Moses Cary, Jr., 5; West Point. Va. November 20—Mary Morris, 26; 314 E. Grace Street. November 21—<Baby Logan. 4 hrs.; 1 7 King Street November 21—PR-hard Boston, 20; 20ft W» Clay Street. November 22—Sallie Taylor, 29; 656 N. 7<th Street. November 21—Lucy Burke, 21; 1219 Boyd Street. November 21—Audrey Epperson 31; 413 W. Clay Street. November 2 2—John H. Threat. 28; 1406 Decatur Street. November 22—Louise Price. 60; 1115 W. Moore Street. November 21—Martha Belcher, 60; South Richmond. GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE STU DENTS SURPRISE PRESIDENT On Wednesday afternoon President B. F. Hubert of Georgia State Indus trial College, received one of the moat pleasant surprises or his life when the students at the college stormed his office door yelling and singing their college songs. They escorted him to the chapel platform and their spokesmen, J. H. Benton and Clara Brownlee, told of the sin cere appreciation of the student bod” of their new president as they had come to know him and regard him. In the name of the students, he was presented a beautiful vase of pin’- carnations. Ir reply the president said: '•! was "ever more completely taken bark in my life. My heart and bands and purse are with you lor mav,n*» this the. greatest College in Gee—so T wish to tell you truth full” that in all my student and ten Vlng experiences in schools of the Soot* of the North and at Tuskegee wbonop j have just come, i have met and ming’ed with no finer body of students.” The students had invited several gi>e«ts 'mm the eity. among them being present were: Mr. and Mrs. John W Hubert; Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Harris- Mr. R. A. Harper, cashier Waee Earners Bank: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Powell. Prominent Visitors at the College' At the chapel exercises Thursday morning. Mr. Arthur Itaper of the Interracial Commission, spoke to the student body and faculty. He was loud in his praise of the work being done at the college and he predicted for it a bright future. He assured them that the Commission would do everything in Its power to help make this the greatest College in Georgia. COT.ORG RAMS Missouri sounds the call for cot ■ton pickers. Howard University indulges in the largest registration in its history. Josephine Baker, comic opera star, has captivated P-”'« with her sing leg and dancing. Tb« Cardinal Gibbons Educational Institute for Colored Youths, at Ridce, Md., Is having a modern dairy annexed to the institution. Oh., reittlve youth’ Three hun dred students of Douglas High .^chrcj Baltimore, went on stride, heeann --ev ; j' ’ . i use thf-v don’t appreciate ’he value and pooesntty of irntion. Dr Mocdecai W ’-hn^on, president of Howard Univc-tdty has begun his adm inhtration in the spirit of Christianity peace. Firmness, Wis dom. Efficiency, and Tolerance. We hope fb "knife-sharpeners” will uind'y icke a ’’detour.” FRESH FI/WID4 iron* Fresh Sweet Florida Oranges $:l.00 per box of three hundred large stze. Sound Fruit and satisfaction guar anteed or money back. We pay ex press charges A box of tln-so makes an appreciated Christmas . <2 FARMS, Gainesville. Florida. foW* Your throat soothed, 5 head cleared, cough re Q lieved—by the exclusive menthol blend in LUDEN’S 1 MENTHOL COUGH DHOPS Soo v.la ”o ^ na (Continued from page l) The four names mentioned in the affidavit are among those sent to Gov. McLeod by Mr. White. 3. The New York World continu ing its inquisition into the lyinch ing, in special dispatches published conspicuously on its front page, is arousing the press and the entiro State of South Carolina. In its issue of today, the World pr'nts telegrams from South Caro l'nrt editors showing that most of the white dailies condemn the lynch ing and are demanding punishment of the lynchers. As a sample of the comments telegraphed to The World by South Carolina editors are the following: Pierre H Fike. Editor Spartan burg Journal: ‘-The Aiken lynch ing is one of the foulest b’ots on the Vonor of South Carolina.. i Those who participated in the Aiken ivnchlng know in their hearts thnt they art* cowardly, brutal murderers .The punishment of the guilty | parties ought to be the business of every South Carolinian.” Charles O. Hearon, Editor Spartan burg Herald: ( ‘‘Every man who respects law and t order should demand that the mob members he punished.” It. Charlton Wright, Editor Colum bia Record: ‘•The Aiken lynching* stand out as the most ferocious and abhorrent crimes committed in South Carolina •luring the many years of my resi dence here.” A number of ed'tors. howver. re sent ‘‘outside Intrusion” and predict there will he no convictions no mat ter what the evidence uncovered. KFPKKSKXTATIVKS OF NATION \ij negro i:\position in VIRGINIA. Will Explain Purpn.se ai d Mins of Proposed Exposition Representatives of tin National Negro Exposition Corporation which is sponsoring the National Negro Ex position which will bo hold in New York City from June 1st to October 1st. 1927. will be in Virginia for two weeks famiijari/ing the people with Hie purpose of (lie Exposition. They wi'l visit nil of tb~ ct*ie« of the State and will >ake excursions into the smeller towns. 1 The National Negro Expos'Hop will celebrate the sixty-fifth rviniv . ary of the Emancipation of ♦' Colored Race and wi’l show it?1. progress from that date until the present time. This will he the first Vppto World’s Fair, and the Prut O"" /Mi nify of the Colored peonle lo open the eyes of the wnrM and show what the Negro is capable of p^odu^ing in s ionce, art. literature and industry. The Exposition Corporaton which has resources of over $200 090 hu.s secured grounds covering a space of over twentyflve acres. The various buildings will be of stucco, finished in a light salmon color. The mag nificent tronts of ihe buildings will be built in sections during the win ter. and erected at the Exposition grounds in March. After the clos« of the Exposition, these same fronts will be taken down in section*, and nsed year after year for oth« r *>o sit?ons. The management of the Exposition in in the hands of experienced Col ored business mor. Mr Tipps Bea ver. the President and Manpoine Di rector has had over feu y*nrs of ex perience in expo: itloa work. Mr F W. Terry D T>. S', is Treas« r^r and Chairman of the Ad/isory Doaid. Mr, J I. p->fson is Secretary and Advertising Manager. Tti( exposition has already received the endorsement ef Honorable James 1. Walker. Meyor of the Cit> of New Vork, and of Enumerable nr>''n of in fluence in tlie city, teachers, minis • ter;., and business men #1,000,000 To end V^OICIS The 24-homx wmf There's <> »o iul colds so ef ficient, so complete that we paid $1, 000.000 for It. That way Is HILL'S. It stops colds lu 24 hours, checks fever, opens ihe bowe's, tones the entire system. The millions who know it alwuys rely ou it. Oo start It now. Hn&^CMCtrt-SraahMfcUM B* tur* you cot HILL’S, in Ik* r*4 beat with portrait. At. ail dramilt* JOa. Lemy Puller (Continued From Page 1V Funeral Director R. C. Scott has ascertained that the name of the colored man killed Tuesday night by Detectives Sweet and Dougherty, is Leroy Fuller, lie was a laborer. 27 years of age and resided vat 517 N. I 4lh St., with his parents, Ellen 1 Johnson Fuller and Alexander Ful ler. The family is from North Car oliua. 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