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The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07

Toyne was certainly surprised. They
came Saturday returning to Sedgwick
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Wu!f called at the Mar
pie home Sunday.
iir and Mrs. Howard Allen started
for Nebraska the first of the week to
visit with friends and relatives few
weeks.
Fred Stephenson called at the Tcync
home Saturday.
Norma Bowes visited with Erna
Marple laGt Sunday.
A daughter of Mr.. apa Mrs. Marplc
Of Beatrice, Neb., arrived last weck to
visit her parents. She was accompan-
led BY her little children Earl and Doris
Mr. Murtea cut grain for Mr. An.
drews Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toyne With Ruby and
Pearl went to Wcldona Monday.
Mr.. Fred Rapp and sister drove to
We!dona Monday.
Mrs. D. l.. Jones and baby, Mrs. Al
len, Marie, Lyla and Glenn called a. J.
Beson home Monday.
Jesse .Beson drove up to keota Mon
day on business.
M@bcl Toync called at the Andrew
home Monday.
Jesse Deson received telegram on
Monday stating the death of his broth
er at Telluride. Colo.
J. II, Beson went to Sterling Tues
day to telegraph abo1. his brother.
Mr6. Marale with her four daagh-
ters AMI grandchildren visited at tie
Andrew and Toyne homes Tuesday.
Messrs Andrews and son, Emerson,
Rapp ard Toyne are stacking wheat on
the Toyne and Andrew farms this week
The d. l.. Jones and H. j. Andrews
family called at the Toyne homo Sur
day evening to help Mabel celebrate
her sixteenth birthday. A fine time is
reported by A..
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Storeham Ivcn1s

Intended for last week paper.
4 K, r. detective was here last
week and found party in possession
Of n lot Of tools and other property be.
longing to the company, said party are
anXiouSly waiting further instructions.
A very interesting land contest near
town was to come off last week but
for some reason did not. We wonder
ii some Of the witnesses will tell the
truth.
Jake Shaw samo home from Denver
the other day to look after his farm
returning Monday.
Theo. Ruglani was in town the 9th
er day and told the land dealers he
wanted SIS an acre for his farm and
he intended to leave the country.
Some Of the Raymer people are com.
ing here to trade. 1t pays to advertise
A nice rain Sunday afternoon and
some hail. Were you insured?
John Runyan and daughter Edna
were passengers TO Sterling Monday.
Mrs. Bohner and son visited at the
Bake ranch Sunday.
Farmers will have to haul their grain
either to Sterling or Raymer. watch
will be the best market!
Mr.. Chandler came up from Sterling
and visited over Sunday with his family
Mr., Northrups team took II little spin
the other day but no one was hurt ex.
cept the spring wagon.
Col. Bakke was business caller in
Sterling this week.
Mr. Smith. our lumber man is tax.
ing months vacation and visiting at
his home in Missouri.
Mrs. Dugan was in from their home.
stead supplying the necessities of life
from our merchants.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.
(For publica,;on)
Department Of the Interior.


Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
July IL. 1913.
To Charles County. Of Esfino. Colorado Con.
tsstee:
You are hereby notified that John C Woodside
who gives Willard. Colorndo as his postotilce I'D
dress did June II. 1918. tile in this office his
oliy corroborated application to contest and se-
cure tine cancellation Of your Desert Land Entry
10. 0lU972. Serial No. made February Is, 1910.
tor swift NELL ana SELL. Section IS. Township
North. Kshge 10 West 6tn Principal Meridian.
and as grouncs for his contest he alleges thar
Cnar.cs County has failed to expend the sum of
si.U per acre in the permanent improvements
eui;.sns of oitcHes iatcrals or in the purchase
Oh water or wafer rights To irrigate the dur
ing the first. second or third Years Of said entry
anu that s;.id failures to expend said money sui
continue, to eAist at this time.
ica are. therefore, further notified
that the said allegations Will b.
taken b. TINS Office rs having becn
eoniessed b. you. ana your Rid entry
"iii b. earce.ed Hereunder without
ao.r isr.aeg right to oe herr. thcrt-
IN. either before this Office os ON ap-
p-al, II you fail 10 HE IN this oiflc.
w!t".n iwehty days after the
fOahTH puOlcation OF tn.s notice.
as shown be.ow. your unswc". uuGe.'
oath. specifically meeting AID re-
s.oGdinS 10 these allegations II vu,.-
test. o. II you iaii w..bin laat tine
10 NE IN this onic. due PROOF tial
you have served copy OF your an
Awer OIL the said conteJtant either IN
person or b. registered mail. !: ,hi,
service is mace by the delivery OF i
copy o. your answer To the contest.
ant In pcrson. proof or such service
must be either the said contestant
Written acknowledgment of his re.
cclpi OF the copy, showins the dat,
OF us receipt. or the affidavit OF the
petson by whom the del!eyry wa,
made stating when aId where tho
copy was delivered. II made bv r,gis.
tu.ed mail. PROOF OF such service must
consis. ot the affidavit OF the orrson
ty whom the copy was mailed stating
when aud the post0fticc TO which II
WAS nailed, and this affidavit must
b. accompanied bg the postmaster's
receipt OF the letter.
You should state In your answer
the name OF the posto.fiec to which
you .desira further notice to be- sent
TO you.
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NOTICE OF CONTEXT.
,For Puolic..iou) s+sc-ei,To0
DeEartUent of tne interior


Department OF tae interior.
United States Lard Office. Sterling. CoIoeado.
July 2s. 1919.
To Harvey! Bartholomew. Of New Eaymer.
Colotato. UrEiestse:
You ar. hereby notified that Geneva Coa.sd,oFi
who siseX stun.na:n. Colorado. "a lis pos:-oihcs
actress. dia April 70. 1913. HE in li.s oliee bis
crly cofrvb1ratc! application I, contest and Sc
cure tae cancellation OF yoEr homestead kauy
No. O,i73. seI.sl No. olii.. NAG. As:,h 49, IsiU.
for SWl-i. Ssctign ), TowGship . Nor.n. RAnG-
)! west. ott. Principal aierioial. anu as G;VuLas
iVs his eontrst a.ie.ea tnst ad ents taa:, ~.
or e.i4b,si.ed l reai0ense "a TIE saia iala trim
date os entry " tIc present t.a.e: ti.1; ,.e has
wholly aD..nculed ,.e iSIid from Ua.c u ci-
tty u the presSat LING. tnAs re has ..ois Iaiic
u n.sHc .Ey IEpEJ....nss Il aEy o!l;.i-.tnl
whatever o.l :he 44id i-... that al u s...d
v,.4i.IDLs >@.4. az lle .itse;.t l.IA-.
lo4 as.e, t..ervlo.c. fJEiaer Eo;iied
ihat tie add allegations vii. be
,a.gn b. tE.y ul.cr a. hl.ins been
confessed b. you. ani yorg said eatl.y.
MA - cancelc. thegrunder w.tnou;
your furtAer right 10 be nvIrd tnvre-
"a. cii.vr before tEIs od!co VI GA !. ..
"Ii..in swenty da,s TIs.r lie
FVlHiH puOHel,iyn VI las notice.
ii aGU"l Os.O", yOur ANSWER, .uGer
Da.n. EpccihcG"! meeting aal Ic-
apgEu!E.s 10 these a.iegGlIoHs " cgI.
eeat. y. II ?ol Ia. wIIEtn tEsS ,Hn.
-. gH
you lave served 4 copy OF yJur All
swef o.s the said Contestant viIne.' II.
Dc.sou Or b. registered null. /. ;h.s
service IG mace b. tlc delivery ui :.
coy oi you. answer to the eJnsss.-
ant h. person. proof OF s-ca sc.. o.
must De e!ihe. tile said cs..tcrsaat's
wg!ticE aa&no".cG gmenI OF MS re-
eH!gs .! tile copy. showing tic Gate
0i ~ receipt, or iEs uAIB4Iit OF I.ie
pr:sOl b. EnO.A lDs G..ief.y Nus
made stating wnea aad whers tie
copy Was delivered. I. I.aCe b., regis
tered mall. PROOF Of such service must
cJnS!Gt Oi 5he affidavit OF she person
Dg whom the copy IVES mailed stnIlng
%hen ani the IostoAise 10 which IL
vas niulled. ard this aIiday;t ma;
be accompanied by tIc poslmastera
receipt OF ths Ictten
lcu should staIe in your answer
the pane OF thc posEa:f.ss TO walch
you desire further notice 10 be sen,
TO you.
" II. FOUND. Register
Date Of frs; publisation, july Il. 1915.
na:7 OF second pubiie..,ion August I. 1915.
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NOTICE FoE pupLlcArloN

NOTICE FoE PUBLICATION
MrL tPublisher) Scria! 0ll05S
Department OF the Interior.
L. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
July 80, 1913.
NorlcE is hereby given that Fcrdi.
nand D. Francis, of New Raymcr, Col.
orado. who, on February ls, 1910. made
homestead entry. No. ollO53, for West
half of, Section 8. Township Z North.
Range So West, 9Th Principal Meridian,
has fled notice of intention to make ii.
nal three year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
United States Commissioner, at New
Raymer. Colorado, on the 18th day Of
September, 1918.
Claimnr'. names as witnesses:
Albert g. Niekcrson, Of New Raymor. Colo.
barbara Barker. Of ="
Luclla X, Mills, Of ST.
lnsebreRt N. Vik. OF "9ls
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE TOE PUBLICATION.
MIL. Wullishert se,i.l.6e;;a
Department Of thr Interior.
Y. & Land Office ~ Sterling, Colorado.
June q, 1919.
NorlcE is hereby given that Samuel
Potter, Of Buckingham. Colorado, who,
on March 10, 1910, made homestead en-
try, No. Oaii2, for South half of, Sec
tion 22. Township s North. Range 50
West, 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make final three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before United
States Commissioner, at kcota. Colo
ado, on the 9th day OF August, 1918.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
Charles II. De f0rd, OF Buckingham. Colo.
Lewis l.. Silyis, OF
Arthur l., Potter. of G.ss
William Dennis, of J.gl
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
MP.L. Publisher, s.riaI ts,s
Department OF the Interior.
l. $. Land Once at Sterling. Colorado,
July %, 1918.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Dayton
Stockburger, Of Stoneham, Colorado,
who, on November 3, 1909, made home.
stead entry, No. O9sss, for North East
quarter Of, Section 10, Township 2
North, Range &c West, 9Th Principal
Meritian. has Illed notice of intention
to make final three year proof, to es.
tablish claim to the land above describ.
ed, before Register and Receiver at,
Sterling, Colorado, on the 10Th day OF
September, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesse4
Alphonso Bethseheidcr Of Stonchan.. Cola.
Peter S,utz. of
orin Rilmcr. Of willard. Colo. 81
Charley kilmer ~ Oils
" IL rouSp. Ea..ater
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HuHIRY NEWS LETTERS !
h;.s-i.sst,as,r.sr! toag, Of PcsI. cut
t!ieH aat a neai BY IIssts.
EAST ITEMS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Al6er; schneeckle headed his grain
the first of the wcek.
Mr.. Richards is drilling a well for
!ir. Keller.
Mrs. Seavy ard children visited al
the McComb home this week.
Mrs. Keller called on Ruth Mercer
nonday afternoon.
Lorena and Mabel Gibson visited at
the Mercer home Tuesday last week.
Mr. and Mrs. McComb were Sunday
guests at the Theo. KelIar home
Ed Seayy came up with Nr. Parker
in his auto for short visit Sunday at
home.
Albert Schmeeckle headed his grain
the first of the week
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Mr.. arn nther,s eirkhcnu

Mrs. Smathcrs royalty entertained
the following to dinner in honor OF ldr.
Smather's birthday: Clas. +. Beans, i,
Mrs. Barker and NADIA, and the Eater
prise family. Anyone who mas ever
been TO Il meal at Ie Smathers home
knows what fine cook Mrs. Smathers
is. We all enjoyed the afternoon very
much.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07
.oTcE o. Contest.
tFor Publ!ca,.en>

'Epf - ~. avgo
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United states Lard Office al Sterling Colorado.
July 10. 1915.
To Irwin Herring Of New Rarmer. Coiorsdor
c.niesieeI
IuG are hereby notified that Ho-atio Nelson
Rogers. who gives AvalO, Colorado. Is his post
Office address, da On juno T. lyl2. ME in this office
ms duly cottobarated application to contest and
secuI. the cancellation oI your Homestead Entry,
NO. ul25E. serial No. made April q. i9lp for
south ont-halT. Section 81. Township 10. North.
.,ansr 80 West. 9Th i'rineipai Meridian. and Us
grouacs tor his contest ae alleges talt Con.estee
mas waOlly abandoned san uaes .. land since
Dat. of entry, having wholly iaiisd to rcsiae
thereon anse cate of entry or eu.t.vata same
s:aee G,.e q entr.. ana iEat these conditions
nave sAis,eu uur.nS this entire time and continue
. % exist ~ the present time Of anns tnis eontelt
Az. tnal saia l.nG IL stall IN is native stste.
IUu arr. therefore. .L.Lltr noli.ed
that she said allegations wall b.
saaen b. this olicc as having been
confessed by you. an5 your SAID entry
xii. be caHcs!ei tEe@runacr Without
oar lurtler rigs; TO pc heart tr-.-
IN, e!tier scfogc ,his oaIes or on az
peal. l. you tall 70 rs IN thia o3Ie.
within i"cnty days a.ger the
FOURTH publication o. this notice.
US shoSn below. your answer. .Suer
oath, specifically mce.in. dal re-
spending 10 these allcgat!ors OF CON
srst, OF is you faf within ;las ,ime
% Tie In thIs oR.ee due PROOF tai
YOU have served u copy OF your an
s"cr ON the said contestant either In
person or b. registered mall. II this
service Is made by the delivery OF !
copy OK your ansNc. 70 the contss,-
aai In person, proof OF such se:v.c =
must be eitiipf the said contestant S
written acknowledgment Of his re.
ccipt of the copy, showin. the date
OF itI receipt, or the a..ldayit OK the
( pcrtun hg whom the daliev:y was
made stating when and whore tie
COPY was delivered; Il MAGE b. regla.
tered mai, proof o; sGeh scrsict must
Gsas.st Of tbs affidavit of the person
hy whom tie copy VAS mailed stating
wECn and the pastoT!os to which Il,
was Elniicd. ard this aGiJavi, aust
br ACCOMPANIED b. TIC postmaster.s
receipt OF tho letter.
You should state ia vour answcf
the name % the postpNLcc 10 which
Sou desire frrther notice to be seat
TO yon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07

NOTICE Ion lIDLic,TI0s.
NIL, Putllshcrl sos.al-ossss
Department "t the intc.j"s.
:. $. Land once at sterling. Colorado.
June Zl, 1918.
NaTicE ia hereby given that Bert T.
Piper, of Ft. Morgan. Colorado, who.
on September2i, 1865, made homestead
entry, No. 05s9s, for El-2 NE'I.4, El-2
SWl-!, WIZ MEL and Wiz SELL,
Section 25, Township 8 North, Range
IS West, 6th Principal Meridian. has
lled notice OF Intention to make final
three year proof, 10 establish claim to
the land above described, before Coua-
ty Judge, at Fl. Morgan. Colorado, on
the 7th day Of August, 1913.
Claiman, nE;aes as witnesses;
Frsnh 4. Artlcy, Of Now Eayr,cr, Coic-aio.
Fed Eeerann. Of 4"
John Eryia, Of e e t.25
Charles Eri;z. o. 3" ,-A
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State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo /
Lucas County

Frank j.. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior p;rtncr Of the firm OF +. ].
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum Of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Cutagta
Cure. Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
in my prescnhe, this 9Th day Of De-
cember, 4. D. 1856 i. W. Gleason
(Sea) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken intern
ally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. Cheney 6 Co., Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Take HalFs Family Pills for constipa,
ton Adv
Tire Table
n. 10 D., T..4.--,.,., tHt-
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07
THURSDAY, AUGUST :. 1919.

Raymer people seem to be united on
one thing at least, and that is we all
want a depot, and the quicker the better
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07

Some people may think that we thiak
things are hopeless. Not at all, there
are few round pegs in square holes,
and few square pegs in round holes.
These with a few Otnar insists will be
remedied in time, and then Raymer
VII come into its owl.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07

Whenever an editor gets an idea
his paper lsnot real, all he has to do
is to offer little mild criticism to find
out differently.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07
Paint IN Jst5n

Paint IN Jst5n.
II Ia es'irin'cd ihn, japan con,
sumcs si5.Onp.OoO worth OF paint an.
nually. Abou, g5 per cent. OF this to.
tai is imported Japan also has
paint making factory. with capital
of 100000.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07

II was inevitable that The Enter
prise should arouse some hostility by
its course the past few weeks. The
iirst effect is anger That does no
good. We believe that some sober
thot will follow the anger, and ii may
be that some good will result. In the
meqn time while the phia!, Of wrath
are being poured on our head, better
people may escape
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07

Advice and criticism, like castor Gil
is easier TO give than to take. The
Enterprise has in times past offered
criticism on the tendency Of people to
chase off to othcr towns for bargains.
Some people have felt that We have
played that string too hard. but it
pleased Raymer merchants. When we
suggested that the question of home
trade was reciprocal one, ard mer.
chants wese bound to r. and make il
some object for people to trade al
home, there was cooling in the enthus-
iasm of our merchants. When we
made very mild but we think descr-
we'd criticism OF our restaurant, it
seemed to strike responsive chord in
the hearts OF some OF our business peo-
pie, but when II mIlder criticism was
passed upon other lines, the thing was
different.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-08-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

h"li,a fpH III HLi, ALTON.
MEL. Publishsr.J Serial Cli05l
department .f tac Interior.
L. 5. Land Office ut Sterling. Colorado.
June IL, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that Louie
Wente, OF keota, Colorado. who, on
February, Il, 1910, made homestead
entry, No. Oll05l, for SWl-. NWl.a,
Section rs, and SELL NEl-4, El-2
SEl-A, Section 20. Township 8 North.
Range 50 West, 6th Principal Meridian.
has filed notice cf intention to make fl
uai three year proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Clerk OF the District Court, at Greeley,
Colorado. on the .,h day of August,
1913.
Claimant NAMES "a wiires 5es:
J. Il. fi.icr Of E.,ta CD.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
MPL tPublishegl Serial Ollieo
Department Of the Interior.
[. S.-!aHd Oace at Sterling. Colorado.
June "a, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that Gus
Hansen, Of New Raymer. Colorado,
who, on September IL, 1910, made
homestead entry, No. 0llt39. for South
half Of, Section 81, Township 8 North.
Range 50 West, 9th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-.
fore United States Commissioner, at
Keota, Ccl)rado on the 18th day Of
September, 1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Timothy J. Enr;Fh,, Of New Gsym,r. Cllo
Martin Bommrlyn. Of -
Oscar S. Jcinbers. Of '' 10
Hcdsson Z. Moler. ef '' 6 s.7
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u. II. TOrTD. no-Ister

VI II. FOUND, EogIster
Date Of frs: publication. Jply Il, 1915.
na:7 OF second publication. August I. 1918.
Dats Of third publication. August Il. 1918
DlIe Of Fourth publication. August q. 1913.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-08
THE RESULT OF MuLyr,NCy.

Great Britain is nation Of progressives and
radicals. Popular opinion to the contrary. the
English are not slow to make changes in the
laws. They are conservative to fault In the
matter of custom, but the facility with which
the many reforms of Lloyd-George have been
put through shows that changes in law are made
more easily In the tight little island than in
has but to note that while in this country
are discussing the referendum as II it were
something new and violently. radical Great
Britain has had a form of national referendum
tor years.
So it is with woman suffrage. The cause is
stronger in England than in this country. Local
suffrage for women has obtained for years and
the demand for parliamentary suffrage is grow
ing II is true that some women in the United
states can vote in national elections, but the
right was given them by the States. Had the
matter been left to the congress not a one Of
them would have cast a ballot In the recent
presidential election What cabinet minister in
the United States today ia found advocating
woman suffrage? Not one and yet Tuesday two
world figures, members of the British cabinet,
voted and spoke for parliamentary suffrage for
six million women. In our country find
pubiicists and social workers favoring the cause,
thing for them to gain by it. Roosevelt became
converted over night, arousing the suspicion that
II was in the hope Of winning A. few yoies and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-08
THE ONE THING TO DO.

The Democratic majority in the senate is
solidly behind the president all matters of
politics and policy. There a handful of
recacitrants who opposed to some sections
of the tariff bill but, leaving out the two Louis
lana senators, 1t seems almost certain that
there will be not one bolter the Under
wod bill--Washington Dispatch to the Balti-
Sun.
This is good news If true The Underwood bill
Is not perfect and 1t may be that some minor
changes should be made in conference between
house and senate, but the chief items as adopted
by the house should stand. The Democratic
PARTY has promised gradual and cautious revis-
ion, but it has promised real reduction in
schedules. The Underwood bill is sincere effort
to live up to that promise and any repetition
Of the party perfdy and dishonor" in the senate,
years ago, means another twenty years in the
wilderness
1t is up to the senate II 1t stands by
Democratic pledges as the house has stood by
them The Vtrginian believes the country will
approve. The Underwood bill will not bring
IL be the of an industrial he'll 1t will not
lower prices greatly, but 1t will lower them to
some extent, We believe, and will distribute the
wealth of the nation somewhat more equitably.
Depression should not and, we believe will not
follow
The Democratic party promised tariff reduc-
ton and the country placed that party in
power to carry out that promise That it must
do whatever the result
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-08
FRANKLIN LANDRAM
DIES IN LURAY

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LURAY, VA. May Franklin
Minor Landram died at the home Of
his brother, Charles s. Landram. In
Luray this afternoon. aged fifty-six
years He was born in FIuvanna
county, settling In Baltimore in 1878.
where he engaged in the wholesale
shoe business, later becoming n men,
Der Of the Arm OF Diggs, Curran q
Co. He retired from the Arm after
the Baltimore fire Of 1904. locating
in Charlottesville. where. with his
brother, Charles. he established the
celebrated Albemarle Mills. On ac-
count OF i'll health this business was
closed early this year. In 1855 he
married a daughter Of Hon. Henry
N. Bankard. OF Baltimore. who sur
wives him. He was distinguished
Mason. and vestryman of Christ's
Episcopal church. Charlottesville. In
terment will be in Loudoun Park
cemetery. Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-08
The Church and the CITY

The Bible story begins with a garden and
ends with a city. 1t is not true that God made
the country and man made the town" God
is the maker of town and country alike. The
religious ideal of the Bible is holy city. Be-
ginning in garden. human lie centers in com
munities and finally has its heart in a city which
was the joy of the whole earth the fore
taste OF the New Jerusalem down from
God out of heaven.
Christianity is social gospel; its city which
aroused the spiritual teachings imply all sorts
of social duties; its sacraments social sac
raments--and the city is the highest develop
ment of social life.
SO the city. with its problems stands as a
challenge to the Church. Here We see society
in its completely. Here many things are
crowded together to challenge our faith and Of
rtufYfry TOT W0rE TIE