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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-04
Memorial Day Observed.

Memorial Day was observed here
by George a. Custer Post, Grand
Army of the Republic. under the
command Of Comrade Cosby Wash
ingtOn, Spanish American War Vet
Grams, under the command of Capt
b. A. Graves. The Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias, " A.. S. A. r.
a, A. and A., in accordance with
their usual custom accepted the in
vitation of the G.. A. Post and ac-
companied the veterans to the
National Cemetery. Brigadier Gen
eral John Mitchell. Jr., accompanied
by his stan was out and marched the
entire distance. Those accompanying
him were Col. John r. Chiles, Chief
OF Stan, Col. Roscoe c. Mitchell. A.
Adjutant General: Col. Thos. Smith.
Quartermaster General. Col. Thos.
Nj. Crump, Lieut.. Col Thomas II.
Wyatt, Captain w. Henry Jones.
Captain Willis Wyatt.
The battalion was under command
Of Major William A. Robinson, accom-
panied by Lieut.. b. II. Peyton, Adj:
Lieut.. r. II. Fauntleroy. Quartermas-
ter; Lieut.. f. a. Gardner, Com. of
Sub; Lieut.. J. A. Lewis. NJ. D.. Sur
cNNhf A1uA Nhd W. NJ Il IldnNL Co..
No. and Pythian Cadet Co., No.
were out in full force.
The exercises at the cemetery
were interesting and a large crowd
gathered there. Rev. W. n. Stokes.
Ph. ID. was Master OF Ceremonies.
Short and appropriate addresses
were delivered by Rev. r. Beecher
Taylor, Rev. Evans Payne, ID. d.,
Rev. w. T. Johnson, ID. D.. Comrade
Cosby Washington led OF in a most
practical address.
The reading of Lincoln's address
at Gettysburg and also a poem by
two young misses were features
Flowers were strewn upon the
graves and a few moments later. the
White Rose Band led the way out
and the return march was taken for
the city. There were many compli-
r.cnts uaid on account of the fiLc
showing made by those who partIcl-
pated in the parade.
Comrade L. Storrs was Chief Mar
shall.
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PRICE. FIVE CENTS.

ton, w. A. Mitchell. Rev. Venerable,
J. II. BinfOrd, DR.. Hunter, of the A.
NJ. +. Church, Rev. DR.. Hodges, of
the NJ. l.. Church, Or. ]. II. Lee, of
the Presbyterian Church, Rev. DR..
Somers, of the Episcopal Church,
Rev. Harper, Of the Asbury NJ. f.
Church and others.
DR.. W. II. White. Master Of Cere-
monies. DR.. G. II. Phillips, Toast
Master.
Lady Ushers-Mrs. Salle Jona-
than. Miss Blanche Bullock, Mrs.
Sophia Nicholson, Miss Matte Smith,
Mrs. Mollie Lewis, Miss Jennie Scott.
Miss Bertha Lee. Miss Fannie Rob
inson, Mrs. Ida Booker, Miss Estelle
Ward. Mrs. Leanna Carter, Mrs. Mat
tie Redd, Mrs. Mary Gray, Mrs. Ethel
Cozart, Mrs. Josephine Dance, Mrs.
Rebecca Hawkins, Miss Lottie Smith.
Mrs. Ida Allen, Mrs. Yetta Walker.
Mrs. Goldie Robinson. Miss Salle
Scott, Mrs. Virgie Minor, Mrs. Ethel
Pinkney, Mrs. Madolin Moss, Mrs.
Carrie Jennings, Mrs. Jeanette NJ.
Brooks, Miss Addie Lemus and Mrs.
Annie Chahin.
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Gone Before.

A large crowd attended the fu-
neral OF Mrs. V. A. Smith, Friday.
May %, 1910, at the First Baptist
Church. Rev. w. T. Johnson, ID. ID.
delivered a most impressiNs sermon.
Mrs. Mildred A. Cross sang, Il would
not Live Always, with a charming
sweetness and Mrs. w. T. Johnson
rendered in a most pleasing manner
another selection.
The casl1et was OF the couch de
sign, which opened entirely and the
heliotrope color and cream satin
trimming presented a magnificent APP
pearance. Many resolutions from the
several organizations OF which she
was member were read.
Much sympathy was expressed for
the bereaved husband, Major John
G. Smith, who had done all in his
power for his faithful partner In life
who had gone the way of all the
earth.
Funeral Director W. Isaac John
son officiated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-04
NE(sO KILLED IN HEAD-ON
COLLISION WITH TRAIN
Ran Into Chesapeake 4 Ohio Freight
While Trying TO Escape Arrest
After Playing Craps-BOdy
Terribly Mutilated.

Hearing the cry Here comes a po-
liceman Ulysses Brown cOlored,
who, with seven others. had been in
dulging in a crap game. fed yesterday
morning at the approach OF Bicycle
Policeman Gerring, and ran head-on
into q moving freight train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio tracks, between
Baldwin and Lowndes Streets. The
train was backing and the rear
caught the flying Brown full, knock
ing him straight in front and run
ming over his body. (Which had fallen
across one of the Fails. The wheels
passed over the middle of his body,
but without leaving outward trace OF
its deadly work. Every internal Or
gan and all the bones were mashed
into a pulp. and there was a slight
wound on the back Of his head. This
was the only trace Of injury, and
when Ohcer Gcrring, who had not
seen the accide ent. was notified that
there was a dead man lying near the
tracks. he did not at first realize
what had happened. The negro was
unconscious. and Gerring after see
ing that life appeared to be extinct,
telephoned for the city ambulance.
Or. Collins responded. The dying
man was placed in the ambulance,
and all possible speed was made TO
the City Hospital. II was a thousand
chances 60 one that the negro would
die before reaching the hospital. He
died just as they took him from the
stretcher. and before they could lay
him on the operating table.
Brown lived at Orange Street.
He was twenty-one years old.
There were eight negroes in the
crap game. which was going merrily
when the officer approached. IL was
as much a surprise 20 him as TO them
as he was merely going on his rounds
when he came upon the gamblers.
They saw him first, and some one
raised the cry that the police were
coming There was a scurrying OF
feet, and in a moment the negroes
had disappeared. Brown went for the
railroad tracks, where, among the
standing freight cars, there were
plenty Of hiding places In case OF
pursuit. In his blind haste he failed
TO see the train backing toward him
until too late. He sprang forward
in an effort 10 pass. but landed head
on in the car. The first impact prob
ably rendered him unconscious, for
he never moved after being struck
and run over.
Brown escaped the roundup OF
the night before. when the police
were raiding and cleaning up the in
tested places of Scale House corner,
or he might have lived to roll a
few more games before the police
came along again.-Times-Dispatch,
May 80. 1910.
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JOHNSON UNDER WRAPS
Does Various Training Stunts, but
Does Not Exert Himself.

Fear OF going stale held Jack John
son we'll In check in his training to
day. The black champion had not
intended to work in the gymnasium
at all, but the presence OF a large
crowd led him to do some light work,
though he held the rein tight on his
speed
With Tom Flanagan, Johnson was
on the road In the morning for his
l2[mile run. He covered the distance
in ] hour and 80 minutes.
When he punched the bag Johnson
showed to best advantage, for he cut
loose at times and had the spectators
in an uproar at his clever perform.
ance.
II was plainly noticeable. when
Johnson pulled on the gloves and
stepped into the ring that ne was
under double wraps. George Cotton
essayed to make IL a fast bout and
frequently rushed the Galveston ne
gro about the ring, but Johnson was
content to whip in a blow once in a
while and cut up the rest OF the
time
Cutler was ushered in next after
COtton's four rounds, and for three
rounds Johnson leaned against the
ropes and toyed with his smaller
partner.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-04
Y. NJ. G. A. Notes.

The nineteenth closing exercises
of our night school were held last
Thursday evening p. M. at the
Sharon Baptist Church. All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name, by the con-
gregation, led by Mr.. Jacob NJ. DAILY.
Invocation, DR.. w. II. Hughes, He
VIII Hold Me Fast, Congregation. A
very excellent program was rendered
by the students. DR.. j. B. simpson,
of the Virginia Union University, de-
livered the address OF the evening
which was crowded with the best of
advice. The certificates OF merit were
presented by Pres. r. T. Hill TO the
successful students of the classes
taught by Prof. j. III. Rhorer, Miss
Columbia L. Williams. and General
Secretary s. G.. Burrell. Prizes OF
honor TO the following students:
Prof. Rhorer's Glass, Mr. A. ID.
Price. gold medal for scholarship to
Mr.. Richard r. Browas, DR.. Il. r. JEFF
ferson. gold medal for Physiology. to
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Mr.. w. II. Cary. Miss Williams
Class, Cashier Thomas II. Wyatt, sill
YER medal for scholarship TO Master
Robert Pervall. a friends silver medal
for spelling to Mr.. Robert Bradley.
To the Mems Bible Glass, taught by
General-Secretary S. c. Burrel, First
Honor, from Rev. Nelson B. Brown,
B. TIL, pastor of the Rising Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. First 20 Mr.. Darius
Harris. Second TO Mr.. William Gar
den. The boys class, Honors given
by Pew. Adolphus Hobbs. pastor of
the Calvary Baptist Church. First TO
Mr.. w. II. Cary. Second TO Mr.. C. b.
CASTOR. A very large crowd was out
to witness the exercises. Benediction
by Director c. y. Bouldin. The school
will open Monday. September 25th
at s =. Nj. Prof. Rhorers Silver
Medal for spelling. to Mr.. W. II.
Cary.
The Y NJ. c. A. Conference was a
live number last Friday evening. The
social committee made IL very pleas
ant for everybody. We hope no fel-
low got sick.
r. Burrell conducted the meetings
in the city home last Sunday. One
inmate accepted Christ.
The Jail committee fought hard
last Sunday in the city fail for the
Lord. Eight prisoners were led TO
accept Jesus Christ. Fight on men.
Tho h,,-gs y,,osg~- 49, . -. l. a.
last Sunday. Master BENJAMIN ].
Taylor conducted the meeting. Mas
ter Leroy r. Ragland addressed the
boys. The meeting was a help.
Last Sunday was an hour with
the men that will ever live in their
hearts. This was the closing OF the
Greater Meeting tor men. Dr. ID.
Webster Davis was az his best. Sub
jecS, The Withered Hand" Ask the
men what the Doctor said. The or
chestra under the directions OF Prof.
Nelson Harris made a great hit. The
Star Quartette was in the spirit OF
meeting. We can hear those voices
now. God has permitted the Y. M.
c. A. OF Richmond to do what the
world has said could not be done.
w AafN ANNNANN tNGAg DAdn- LtA
God use you in your every day life
and you will win every time or else
there is no God. G Gsneral-Secretary
S. G. Burrell thanks the men for
their hearty cooperation.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
Meeting for boys Sunday p. NJ.
at the Y. NJ. c. A. building. Mothers
send your boys.
A great lecture Sunday $3.50 p. NJ.
at the True Reformers' Hall under
the auspices OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Ad-
mission free. Only men will be ad-
mitted. Boys under 16 years will not
be allowed. DR.. H J. Brown, of Bal
timore. will lecture. Subject: "Se-
cret Things That Every Man, Father
and Youth, ought 20 know, see and
hear. illustrated paintings. Let no
man miss this lecture Bring a sill
yer Offering. Admission free. The
Star Quartette will sing by special
request. Messrs. Frank Mayo, Benz.
Deane, Joseph Matthews and Lewis
Bland. Tell the other man. Be on
time.
Do not stop praying for the
Y. NJ. c. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-04
NEGROES FIGHT DUEL
IN RAILROAD YARD
Impromptu Exchange of Shots May
Result in the Death Of Williams.

ImpEOmpIu lNClthuEC OA ouONo NAht
Result in the Death Of Williams.
Sam Williams, who engaged in a
pistol duel with John Carter yester-
day morning. is not expected TO live
by surgeons at the city hospital. Car
ter has a good chance to recover,
they say. Both men are colored.
The negroes quarreled In the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad yards. Carter, fire
man, was on his engine when Will
liams approached and called him
down 10 the ground.
Williams began shooting as Car
ter's feet touched the earth and a
minute later the other negro whipped
out a revolver and began firing. Both
men exchanged several shots. They
fell to the ground and were removed
TO the hospital by railroad men at
tracted to the scene. They are said
to have quarreled about a woman
News-Leader, May 80, 1910.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-04

The funeral of William NJ. T. For
rester took place last Sunday at IL
o'clock at St. Philips p. f. Church.
Rev. c. l.. Somers. rector officiating.
The scene was one long to be remem-
bered, the small edifce being pack
ed with friends and acquaintances Of
the deceased. One unusual feature
was the break in the program by the
addresses delivered. Most Worship
ful Grand Master of the Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows had
come on from Chicago. He was ac-
companied by Grand Secretary Jas.
Needham. of Philadelphia. and by
Mr.. David Warner.
They started at once for this city
when they heard the news OF the
death Of one with whom they had
been so long associated. Mr.. Need
ham introduced Mr.. Houston in a
few graceful remarks and that OFF,
cial delivered one of the shortest and
most appropriate eulogies ever heard
in this city. The choir Of this church
would be a credit to any organization
and IL was at its best last Sunday.
Lone Star Lodge. No. 1910, G.. u. o.
of Odd Fellows of which the deceased
was a member was out and also
Richmond Patriarchie, No. 6. Cap
tain. Charles w. Young, commanding
and Past Grand Masters Council,
No. IA.
The floral designs were numerous
and costly. Funeral Director A. ID.
Price, officiated. Thus ended the ca
reer of man, who for more than a
quarter of a century has been the
leading figure in the life of the lead.
ing secret organization among col.
ored people in this country.
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Rev. DIR. Graham Injured.

Rev. w. +. Graham. ID. D., pastor
OF the Fifth Street Baptist Church
was slightly injured in the wreck on
the Southern Railroad at Sycamore
near Lynchburg, Va, last Monday
about 4:3O p. NJ. His back was
slightly sprained and his elbow,
ankle and leg bruised. The doctors
detained him in Lynchburg until last
Wednesday when he was permitted
TO come home. He had been attend
ing the Sunday School Convention at
Atlanta, Ga.
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GRADUATES ATTENTION!
To Whom it May Concern:

This is the part OF the year that
all schools and colleges are having
their annual closings and the grad
yates that are scattered here and
there are returning 10 their Alma
Mater showing the good work they
have accomplished since their grad
uation. Il makes the old grad
yates feel proud 10 know and read
OF such. We do feel that IL is very
important that the graduates OF the
Richmond High and Normal School
would look well to the formation and
keeping in motion an Alumni Asso-
citation of the said school. Too much
praise and worth cannot be noted as
to the brilliant students and grad
yates of this school. Let the grad
yates be aroused at once. let there
be coming together OF the graduates
and let us form a strong. lasting as
sociation that will mean much TO the
school, TO the graduates aud TO pos
terity What say you graduates?
Respectfully,
BENTON,
Graduate of 1892.
Address. 613 North Second st.
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Wants to Find Them.

I wish to find Elias Smith and
Cottny Smith the father and mother
Of William Smith and Elias Smith.
and also Martha Langum (wife of
Major Langum.) Elias Smith, son,
left home about Is years ago and
now lives with me. These were all
residents OF Halifax County. The
name OF any prominent minister
connected with a Baptist Church,
forwarded to me viii materially aid
me in finding parties. Address MRS.
NOME BROOKS, Belle Alliance, La.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-04

Mrs. Mary H. Jones departed this
life Friday, May "a, 1910, at the
residence OF her daughter Mrs.
Frances Watkins. 55 Oakwood Ave
nue.. Orange, ~. ]. Her funeral took
place from Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. Richmond, Va. Rev. Peyton,
pastor, assisted by Rev. Hodge, pas
tor OF the Leigh Street Methodist
Church. She was laid TO rest in the
Evergreen Cemetery. She leaves a
sister and many friends to mourn
their loss.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
To The Public:

To The Public:
In retiring from business we wish
to thank our many friends for their
patronage In the past, also for the
many expressions OF regret at our
going out OF business and the COM
plimentary remarks in our success
in gaining and holding the confidence
Of the public for which we have
strived at all times to merit.
In future the timing and plumbing
branch OF the old business will be
conducted by w. p. Klein and M. S.
Meyers as the Klein Plumbing Co.,
with temporary Office at 1912 Han.
over Avenue, phone Madison $3.50.
Any orders In this line entrusted to
their care will receive prompt and
careful attention.
Respectfully,
N. KLEIN g. SON.
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$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Suffolk. Va, May 26, 1910.
This is TO certify that 7 have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr..
Grand Worthy Counsellor OF the
Grand Court OF Virginia. Order OF
Calanthe ($l0O.OO) One Hundred
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim OF Sister Jane Riddick, who
was member OF Bethel Court, No.
90, OF Suffolk. Va.
Signed: MAGGIE PIERCE.
Administrators.
Witnesses.
Matte a. Morris. r. OF D..
Julia A. Powell, ID. ID. G. w. G.
Eva a. Wrench.
lsham Powell.
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Office:
1915 Z. Broad St. Richmond, Va.
Love, peace and union reign.
Sunday. June 3. 1910, marks a new
epoch in the history Of the Fifth
Street Baptist Church. IL Will COM
mence the celebration of its thirtieth
anniversary. together with that Of
its pastor. the Rev. DR.. w. r. Ora
ham. and will continue during the
month OF June. The following pro
gram is arranged
sunday, June .. 191O-11:3O a.
M Historical Sermon. DR.. Evans
Payne. Music Fourth Baptist Church
Choir. 10 Minutes Address. The
First Meeting House" Deacon Ware.
$50 Il. M.-Sermon. DR.. Il. ID.
Lewis. Music Second Baptist Church
Choir. 10 Minutes Address, Early
Struggles OF the Church" Deacon
Chiles.
"Wednesday Night. June S-S:3O
Il. M.-Sermon, Rev. Il. O. Johnson,
b. ID. Music Moore Street Baptist
Church Choir.
Sunday. June 12-11:3O A. NJ
Sermon. DR.. A. Binga. Music First
Baptist Church Choir. Washington
Ward. 10 Minutes Address. when
We Had No Pastor" Deacon Coleman.
$3.50 Z. M.-Anniversary OF the sun
day School. Principal Speaker, Rev.
NJ. IL. Payne. $3.50 L. M.-Sermon.
Rev. W. T. Anthony. ID. d. Music
Zion Baptist Church Choir. Wash
ington Ward. 10 Minutes Address.
"Some of the Old Founders" Deacon
James b. Page
"Wednesday Night. June 15-S:3O
=. M.-Sermon. DIR. A. $. Thomas.
Music Sharon Baptist Church Choir.
10 Minutes Address, "Our Choir"
Mr.. J. Alexander Mccoy.
1880 A. M.-Sermon, DR.. w. T..
Johnson. Music First Baptist Church
Choir. 10 Minutes Address. "Our
Present Day Needs" Deacon Samuel
Z. Brown. $3.50 p. M.-Sermon. Dr.
w II. Stokes. Music Ebenezer Bap-
tist Church Choir. 10 Minutes Ad-
dress. Our b. Y. II. u" Lawyer j.
Henry Crutchheld.
Wednesday Night, June 22-S:SO
p. M.-Sermon, DR.. ID. Webster Da-
Wis. Music Second Baptist Church
Choir, Washington Ward. 10 Minutes
Address, Our Ushers." Mr.. John
Holmes.
Sunday, June 26-11:3O A. M
Sermon, DR.. r. II. Bowling. Norfolk
Va. Music Fifth Street Baptist
Church Choir. Note Worthy facts OF
the church. by Clerk Mr.. Jas. Chiles.
$3.50 p. M.-Grand Union Commu-
MON. historical covenant meeting. 10
minutes Address, a Spiritual
Church." Deacon John w. Howard.
$50 p. M.-Sermon, DR.. G.. B. How
ard. Petersburg, Va. Music Fifth
Street Baptist Church Choir. 10
Minutes Address, Our Deacons, /"
Deacon b. H Peyton.
Monday Night, June 27-Anni-
versary Reception-Short addresses
by Revs. f. ID. Lewis, W. W. Young,
Paul c. Thompson, James II. VIII
liams, DR.. r. Spiller. NJ. II. Payne,
y. B. Brown. Lee Fraysier, VIM. a.
Thomas, II. r. Williams, ]. Andrew
Bowler, J. J. Woodson, Adolphus
Hobbs, Jacob Turner, r. ]. Bass,
Rev Archer Smith, DR.. -. V. Pey-
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Outing to White City.

The talk OF the day Is HaIley's
comet, the talk of the hour is the
outing to White City, Monday July
IL, 1910. Just think, 10 hours at the
sea shore. Train leaves Seventh and
Byrd Street Station at 8 A. NJ. sharp;
Returning will leave White City at
IL p. NJ.
This outing Is under the auspices
OF the Willing Workers Association.
Committee-Alpheus Scott, Wash
ington Boiling. Hayes Willis, Samuel
II. Green. w. G.. Singleton, Robert
II. Harrison. Thomas Jackson, Luci-
Gus Storrs, w. Henry Jones.
M. w. Hudson, Secretary.
Chas. A. ]. Briggs, Chairman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-04

LUCIAN B. WATKINS-The poetic
value of this name is well repre-
sented in the booklets, "The Sol
dier's Home" and The Old Log
Cabin" Beautiful Washington and
Lincoln editions. See for yourself.
80 cents for both. Address, Box 81,
Fort Russell, Wyo.
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On motion OF Attorney c. Mimms
May 25th in Hastings Court. Part II
was allowed 10 qualify TO practice
law.
=. J. HENRY.
once: l106 West Leigh Street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Logan. OF New
York City are the guests OF Mrs.
LOgan's mother. Mrs, Ella Rowe.
707 1-2 North Third Street.
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Sir Cornelius Payne is sick at
his residence, 515 w. Baker st.
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5TH ST. BAPT. CHURCH.
Located, Cor. 9th and jackson SITS.
RICHMOND, VA.
Weekly News Column.

REV. w. F. GRAHAM, ID. D. Pastor.
Residence:
los K. Leigh St. Richmond, Va.
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J. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, Editor
Office:
1915 +. Broad ST., Richmond, VS.
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