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FtbUabed *rery kkurJay i u *U North fourth Itra*. JOHN MITCHELL, JR.. ..EDITOR communication. Intends for ou^ ^do. *ould b* nl! to reach a* by '*r *r,Ur~* «t the .\«t OBW »» - ’Winia. h» worn) rlao n»att«*r m. Yew .. ’>1 Month* .. ■*<<•>1* Mon*h» . r^rpi^n BuMcriptloo. | IN LM .. .« .. IM *„r»\gn kh»+r*>*9 Rrpf***"*»tire. W « ,* Coinn.inv. '•« '-earbom •Tl Victoria Building. 8t. loiti* Mo : tn Longaifr Building, N>» T >rk SATURDAY .JUNE 1 1929 . .'Goins: up is d fficult. Coming down is easy. .. People who talk little sometimes suffer much. The equivalent of hard times is the word, “quiet.” Happy people enjoy life, even though they may die early. Some people believe in floating. They do not make any effort to control the direction in which they float. Disaster is sure.. Some women do everything in their power to cause men to When a man gets tired of a wo man he is real tired. When a wo man gets tired of a man. she will leave him or make it so unpleasant for the man that h© "-ill leave her. President Herbert Hoover knows how to talk and he knpws how to act. Ho is looking above a>l for results, even though these same results may at times be disappoint ing • These short skirts are at times a liability tc some women. Some of them are constantly tugging af them to pull them down. Others have no reason to pull them up. They are already up. Mr Louis I. Jaffe. brainy editor : of the Norfolk Virginian Pilot has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for the best editorial written during ( 1928. It has given especial satis faction among the colored folks fOr the reason that it was in condemua tion of the crowning evil of this century.— lynching- Our peop/e throughout the country will hail him as a legitimate product of this grand old commonwealth. White citizens of his type and ability will yet bring about a revolution in sentiment and ('cause all classes of citizens irre1 fpective of color to unite in advanc ing the interests of this great re public of ours. people for not respectin for them and then abuse i Mr. John Mitchell. Editor, Richmond Planet, Richmond, Va. Dear Sir: ; This Department is in receipt of a letter from Inspector W. S. Shelby, Assistant Superintendent of Police, commanding1 Detective Bureau. Wash ington, D. C., relative to one James Jackson, colored. Inspector Shelby advises that this man was placed on the 9:20 A. M. Atlantic Coast Line train in Wash ington. on April 15. 1929 for Nor lina, N. C., but has not been heard from since. This man is described as being col ored. age 86 vears. 5 feet- .=> inches tall, weight 160 lbs., brown skin^and wore a gray mixed top coat and khaki pants. Careful innv^rv and search was made throughout Richmond for this man, but without results or informa tion. We are. therefore, soliciting your assistance in locating thi3 man, if in this city. Thanking you in advanc° for what ever publicity you may be able to give to this matter, I am, Very truly yours. A. S. Wright. Captain. Commanding Detective Bureau. IrtUian'Braves and Squaws tc '.'Make Wfiodpee'l at Banff] /A/0//5V 'Prl.WZZ, BA HFr J +. ctfl Stop's-/ invwsI Wo.vts.iJ ror stve-al days during July cf each year the Stoney, Crce and Blood In ti'r.r.s in the vicinity cf BaniT, Alherta. faatous resort in the Canadian Rock ies. rro pertr.iitr.l to leave their reser x ons and rile $o IT nil, where: they pitch tht-ir picturesque tepees in the rlit Fa.ture end prc:::J to held car i. *;..l m l “rnt.he whetpeo" in a ir.an r.r which would mahe the average r'ght cluh entertainment m ::.r cr.ta- J t- ’.rich is . ; t.'__a oi.ivcs r.J r r m-s held m old-time P.. i. tiring wi.i.h t :y revive t . r 1 : v~s. i . 3 cn I 1 :::h: \ ' : rvt. 1:::; r ta > ’.- - 1 etrr ‘ * h c.^7 during; the ! ?ow-Wow \ ’ 1 t < year will be held July --- 1 the In c:ier3. 3a.ly bedeck: . in c'3’.e feathers and buckc'ria, par i3 through the streets cl h a.7 an:l con^rc^atc in the courtyard cl the E: 1 Springs Hotel, where prizes are c ren to the big chiefs r r. J to the : vav; v/ho makes ih.e beet appearance on horseback. Cne or them v.on a ; rl~: cevcrr.l peer-1 r.yo with three pap cars clkvjlns to her- -rrvl a ilttle Ir n yhl deploy-1 l-p the L.h, c:_lu. e \...s i..v;..dod c r c Is a land. Moose KiPer, one of the ,rrc\ 1 chiefs of the Canadian Booh 29 • j.i Christian name Is I'eter V.eaiey. i alto one of the ori^.ir! trrr ’y who signed the peace pact w.th Queer Vlctor.a mere than fifty years ago. This grizzled eld chieftain, who is stii the proud possessor of the Treaty fla 1 pr: rented him by her majesty, annual ly takes the flag to Banff, and when ‘.he Bow-Wow is over Moore Killer draws from the earth the old lodge pole phie firjstaff, takes the Treaty ilr.3 i. ora its top, folds it reverently and puts it away, trusting that the Crcr.t Spirit will spare him to return Lo Banff the fell:wing y::.r z~ l cute I I DO YOU KNOW THEM? The Police Department has received an inquiry from Mrs. Viola Harden, 504 10th Ave. and 12th St., Cordele, C»a., concerning her son. She sends his photograph," but she fails to give the name of the boy. WANTS TO FIND HER FATHER 1 am looking for my father who has been missing for over IT years. His name is John Gilliam, and he is a member of some church in Richmond, Ya. I will be glad of any information as to his whereabouts. Josephine Gilliam, 3449 Indiana Ave., Apart ment 5, Chicago, 111. _ ( Vi.VJ " ' ! WEIGHT B ■ ' WOMEN The one supremely good health j building tonic that is also the one great weight producer known to modern science the country over is McCoy’s Tablets. Take them for a few weeks and the hollows in your cheeks your neck and chest should soon fill out and whether you bo man or woman you mav have an attractive figure . and plenty o£_ “get there” energy : in just a short time. 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