Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1928 — Page 2

SUFFERERS TO BE DURiNG THE WINTER NATIONAL RED GROSS

TENNESSEE BANK

The Indianapolis Record#, Saturday, Jan. 7tK 1928

Madam$ Braxton’!*, FAILS Reputed A

INGTON. D. C., Jan. 6.— le Associated Negro Press) turning to Washington after of the Mississippi valley in tjiey observed conditions at present time,' Secretary of ifnerce Herbert Hoover and I. Fieser, vice-chairman of > national Red Cross, announced the organization would feed jroximately 100,000 people in the instated district this winter. Their tour occurred immediately

ter the report rendered by the*

>red Flood Advisory Comms>n of which Dr, Robert R. Mo-

>n was chairman. The commission rhile praising the Red Cross for le efforts it had made, attacked le plantation system of Hje^outh. rged that provisions be made to sed the thousands who had been lie to make little if aTty crop. The Ivfsory body also recommended

'{Chicago Policeman Gets Promotion CHtCAGO, 111., Jan. 6.—(By The Associated Negro Press)—Colored Chicago felt that it shared the honor with Police Sergeant John F. Scott last Friday when it was announced that Commissioner of Police Hughes had appointed Sergt. Scott a lieutenant of police, one of three officers, the other two being white, who received similar commissions as a Christmas present. Lieut. Scott has been in Chicago twenty-five years, having come here from Houston, Tex. Before entering the police department twentyonft years ago, he was in the haberdashery business with Sandy .Trice for two years at 2918 South

State street.

For twelve years he was a patrolman, but eight years ago he was appointed a sergeant under Chief 1 Garrity. The examination for lieutenant was taken four years']

. .ago. during the Dever administrn-

*ihrt! especial pains he taken to see j rion

it tat relief administer! oqo

should be given to the tenant ] direct and not • under planter su-j

pervision.

Although the section is rapidly

returning to a sound economic condition, Mr. Fieser reported that :the credit corporations formed there to help finance planters over the exacting post-flood period, will continue to fhnction for another

|year.

Health conditions in all affected states are excellent they found, with less disease and sickness prevalent than there has been in'these , states for many years. Mr. Fi-es-er* attributed this to the extensive small-pox vaccination and typhoid fever immunization campaigns of the Red Cross and the

health authorities.

Fieser ' and Secretary of lerce Hoover concentrated efforts on this trip to makample provisions to meet the Rter needs of the sufferers.

WARNED NOT TO TESTIFY IN COURT

(Continued From Page 1) Williams’ home, disclosing an irregularity in Raspbeijry s handling of bank funds. On the basis of this check, General Gerber succeeded in uncovering the thefts to which Raspberry finally broke

down and confessed.

GRAND RAPms, Mich - JunA (By The Associated N»gro tfress)

—in a letter addjp ^ed to C. B. Hosmer, financial field agent of Tuskegee insi4y/te, L. J. Hanlfan, superintendentr of schools of Paducah, Ky,, branded- Madame Louise Malone-Braxton as a faker and

declared there was no such

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Rev. ,1, H. Ronlach was called to Corydon, Sdnday io^ officiate at]

rhl of Aunt Melinda Louis. I n Harris, a loq.ll minister. pulpit. On account of; nt zero weather, very few !

the fune Bro. Jot filled h the rece

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According to reports, Madame | Sturgis, Braxton has been touring this sec- pj t , v

the hank was simple. He went cut , in the city and issudd checks for ] small amounts, the examiners*;

found. When the checks | ltil?g ruuds for

back to him lo >e ham << t ey g c j lf)rt j j or Housewives” located inj c h ur< .|, _ would not he paid. Paducah, of which she was the ^ Still other disclosures of thiev- I loull(ltM . am] principal. Visiting the ery in connection with the failure | v;u .t nUs ( . hure hes, Mrs. Braxton is were freely predicted by the inves- 1 alleged to have collected a contigators yesterday, as result of the siderable sum of money in this

city to “carry on her very worthy

work in Kentucky.”

Not having heard of such an institution, Mr. Hosmer wrote to the superintendent of Schools of Paducah who replied: “So far as I have

visited her sisti

Ky.. duriilg the holidays. H. RolulhaCi returned

tion with a gorup of singers, soiic* ; rom iiulanapolls rt’riday aft ihe "Kentucky i tending a reception’ pt Bethel -

-Mrs. I.oiv.'lr and s^n o f

Cedar HiR, Term., y(sited j)ier parents, Mr ?rmi Mrs iiliii mi tii<' Ctrr

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new confessions and additional ev-

idence uncovered.

In response Rm ?:all from examiners, hundreds ol^people who had deposits at tlie hank when it clos-

commodated Teller Grilled

_ Raspberry was examined for several hours. It is understood that he was able to give no explanation relative to the cashing of everal checks, among them one for $1,250, it is understood. Officials have no intention of releasing him until | the matters are explained satisfac-

I torily, it was said.

NEW ^ ORK, Jan. 6. (By The i Bob Church’s offer of $150,000 Assocviated Negro Press) A let-1 which to reorganize the bank ter was turned over to Post-master; w jji not p e accepted,-it wa* underGeorge Hart, signed by the Ku stood Monday. This amount will Klux Klan and addressed to Will, not even cover the Shortage, exMcCaw, w'arning him not to press a miners believed. Church made his case against John Andy Jack-', the offer last week ifter he had

ed last Thursday night, brought 1 been able to learn from the varitheir books to* the bank yesterday I < ‘ 0 l° rp( ] an( ^ white citizens of . . , ithis tpw'n there is no school known for comparison with bank records. as ‘Kentucky School for IfonseNearly all demanded receipts for i wives/ nor is there a school for their books and refused t?T release i colored girls here bended by Mrs.

them otherwise. They were acco-!! l . xt, ^ 1 'r

tl . _. *! Mrs. Braxton is a graduate of them otherwise. They were a<-.-r nskPgoo institute,’heiug r a mem-

in ur Home

The Remprltnble InfiueiM e of « Poe« tor’s irreserlption After -Year* of ^g-uel l>isappoiiitiii(iitt > You Can Try it Free

ON SAVING MONUfoy ON BUSINESS FAILU ON MORTGAGE FORi ON EDUCATING Wh

ON A DEPENDENT oAd a/SE? on death By accident? on TOTAL & PERMANENT DISABILITY? ON DYING AND LEAVING NOTHING?

her. of the class of 1997. It is rejiorted that she lias been soliciting hinds tor her school f<p- a number of yens, dating back to several years before the death of the founder efi' Tuskegee institute^ Dr.

Booker T. Washington.

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*>"• a rur al policeman, tor. whom, McCaw swore . out a warrant,! | )ank charging him with assault and bat-:

tery.

The incident leading up to the: issuing of the warrant for Jackson ' occurred several days ago When 1 McCaw passed a car on the high-

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Escaped Convict ’

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ire than thirty carloads of cloth-. way in which JackSon -was riding. Associated Negro

have been distributed recently | The cars did not collide but the ith the- approach of cold weather, | officer thought that the Negro had more will be available if need-1 driven too close to his car, so he Food, seed for further plant- caught up with. McCaw, questioned ing and feed for live stock con-[him. and struck him over the head J titute the other major needs j with his revolver. McCaw swore ilch are now being met by the j oiU the warrant and the id Cross. I c oniPR up in circuit court

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Stein, a convict on the parish road • gang, escaped and took the only blood hound in camp |vith him. Of-

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CHICAGO^ Jan.T—(By The Asociated Nekro Press)—That Chi;o intends to give the delegates to the grand lodge session of Elks who convene in Chicago next August something to think about was indicated last Wednesday evening when Samuel White, a member of Fort Dearborn Lodge of Elks, No caused to be read before memrs of that, order a resolution bodying the lodge's endorsement James C. Martin, exalted ruler, r the posltio^i of grand treasurer, man who has held the position

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fleers found the man

to a tree five miles J’rbm the camp and Andy—well, nobody knows case | where he is. Andy w£,s not a had this] aor t n f chap. He might have Sold

week. I the dog and pocketed

The following letter was receiv-j

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McCaw has signified his intention to disregard the warning and press the case to the utmost. Officers, too, have expressed the opinion that the letter did not come from the Klan but from ‘ some friepd of Jackson’s who hopes to

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. one fleers are reported as offering no

mirht resistance.

Both boys were castrated, their

uccCor, in an address before the ! . ,

Baptist Ministers Alliance last haf ks an( * heavy members of the Tuesday morning. ra °h jumped up and down in their F{)tcts gleaned from authentic abdomens and ruptured them and sources by Dr. Griggs and pre-* left them to die. : . ; / sented in his address, reveal some These cases make four- such cashesring figures. He said- in ; e s to have happened here in JackF^. r !'k S ° CI< ] 0glStS an(i sa ^ soa within the past year, wherein that by nature we are most; Negro boys have t been charged genial and courteous of all the! with carnal knowledge of white races ot. mankind. Statistics show - women by the white - women’s adthat the members of thii gentar milled' consent and the Negroes and courteous race are k£I|ing one .were afterwards arrested, put in anotjher at 10 times the rate that jail and afterwards taken out of the whites kill each oth^r. In our town unde^ pretense of safe kee|>

city last year Negroes killed each ^lather three and two-thirds times as often as they were killed by whites ana they killed one another

ing only to be taken charge of a mob which castrated them, their ears off and otherwise nd

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