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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
SIBLEY'S MEN WILL BE
BACK AT BORDER TONIGHT

Marathon. Texas, May 20.-rhe
second punitive expedition was on ite
way back to the border today Col.
onel Sibley's men ere ordered to Ar
rive at the river by tomorrow night,
while the rear guard will probably
reach American soil by Tuesday.
A detachment OF Troop A, Eiehthf
Cavalry. had penetrated 136 miles
south of the border. and Its return
journey will take four or Ave days.
Recent arrivals from the south point.
ed out that the horses were pressed
so hard during the ride that they
are in no condition to make quick
time on the return. Military men
here consider that the chief purnceo.
OF the expedition. the rescue OF Jeaoe
Deemer and Monroe Payne, has been
accomplished. In addition. the 0lean
Springs raiders have been driven fAr
south of tbs river. The line Of han-
dit retreat lies directly in the path IL
100 CarranzA troops reported advauc-
Ing from Sierra ModJaAi. II y likely
that the raiders will b enc0dnteeo4
by this force. II
|. When the American forces reoG6
the Rio Grande Il h suppoeed th03I
will halt and establish Q peeMaae14
camp. from which thsy Will po43k
the Biz Bend rsgton eAst and .wssk
Boquillas
Building material for. ~ consfs> 1
ton OF permanent 4rAx1osU - ANo&N
arrive here next wook 4EWM -
sU0S " 81 Nh II ~. s-sseSsss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
BAPT|STS CUT DOWN
OVERHEAD EXPENSES
Dispense With Two Field Secretaries
Consolidate Publications. and
Reduce Collection Costs.
CONVENTION WILL CLOSE
AT NOON ON MONDAY
Delegates See Richmond Biue- and
BOY Scouts In Parade and Drill
Yesterday Afternoon In Ashevilies
CITY Square.

Special TO The Rit hmond Virginian.)
Asheville y, G., May 2o.--The main
subjects discussed at todays session
of the Southern Baptist Convention
were the Baptist Young People s
Union work, the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, and the lay
mems work
The number of unions organized
lay the young people have largely in
creased in recent years, and the work
is now on more permanent basis
than ever before.
The seminary at Louisville is the
largest theological school in the world
ana had about S25 Len and more than
100 women in attendance last year
The women attend the training
Echaol department and are fitting
themselves for mission work at home
and on the foreign field. A new build
ing will be. erected at once In this de-
partment at a cost OF S1So,oet The
Al a. Is 0lurb in need of funds for
the aid of needy students.
. -sa,.tIt4oit passed at, the morning
session viii is far-reaching in Its
erect on the work of the home and
foreign mission boards The conven-
ton voted to consolidate the Home
Field, which is the monthly puhii-
cation of the Home Mission Board,
and the Foreign Mission journal Z"
published by the Foreign Mission
Board. The combined magazine will
he printed by the sunday School Board
at Nashville. The Womans Mission
AIRY Union will he invited TO put their
paper. Royal Service" into the COM
bined publication,
Dispense With Field Secretaries.
The convention at the same time
voted 10 dispense with the services OF
two field secretaries now employed
one located in North Carolina and
one in Tennessee. 1t was also voted
that the foreign board should have a
corresponding secretary and one other
secretary, instead of two others, as
at present,
1t was also voted to discontinue the
appropriation 10 the Southern Mis-
sionary News Bureau. with head
quarters in Nashville. The purpose
in these actions is to attempt to re-
duce the expenses of collecting money
for missionary purposes. On Sunday
all pulpits of all evangelical denomin-
ations will be filled by Baptist. min
listers at the convention. DR., Mullins
will preach the annual sermon for the
w. NJ. w at the First Baptist Church.
DIR. Truett, OF Texas. will preach
in the Tabernacle at $3.50 p. NJ. and
DR.. Len q. Broushton will preach at
the same place at night.
The convention will adjourn at noon
Monday to meet in New Orleans in
1917 The delegates to the conven-
ton from Richmond were pleased to
see the Richmond Boy Scouts and
the Richmond Blues in Asheville to-
day. They spent the day here on their
return from Birmingham. They gave
a parade and drill In the city square
at O'Clock. A great crowd turned
oua.. to greet them. The delegates 10
the Southern Baptist Convention were
rendered a reception and organ re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
CHURCH UNITY MAY
CONE BEFORE 1920
Conference May BE Held In 1918,
When General Conference u
Methodist Church, South, Meets.

Saratoga, N. r.. May 20.-The
Committee on Judiciary Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church ID considering
a proposal to effect Methodist Epis-
copal Church unity before 1890.
The resolution introduced today
suggests the calling of a conference
by the Board OF Bishops to be held
in 1919. at which time the General
Conference OF the Methodist Episco-
pais Church. South. meets. debate.
which at times revealed some side
lights on the manner in which a
Methodist Church is conducted fol.
lowed the action of Chancellor Day
in asking reconsideration OF the ac-
ton adopted on the report OF the
Committee on Episcopacy. by which
missionary bishop was assigned to
Singapore. The purpose was to es-
tablish an episcopal residence there.
with a bishop with full powers in
charge. instead OF missionary
bishop. Then II would be possible for
the Board of Bishops to assign to
this field Bishops-eiect William F.
Oldham. who was formerly a mission
airy bishop At Singapore. DR.. Days
motion was tabled. The election of
missionary bishops was postponed un-
til Monday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
HOT CONDEMNATION
FOR SUNDAY SPORTS
Northern Presbyterian General As
sembly Takes Strong Stand for
Strict Sabbath Observance.
REGISTERS OPPOSITION TO
ALL SUNDAY WORK
Urges Members Not To Support sun.
day Newspapers In Any Way
Heresy Charges Against New York
Being Considered in Executive ses-
sion.

Atlantic City. May 2o--There are
we'll founded rumors tonight that a
compromise had been reached in the
heresy charges against the New York
Presbytery and Union Theological
Seminary. Retiring Moderator J. Ross
Stevenson. chairman of the commit
tee on overtures and bills, refused to
he pressed for veriAcation tonight
saying that nosdefinits action had been
taken. Other commissioners, how
ever. we're less guarded in their state
ments.
Atlantic City. May 2o.--The Pres
hyterian General Assembly in session
here today went on record as opposed
to all sports and games either in civil
life or the army and navy on Sun
days, Golf. baseball and all other
amusements come under the ban.
In addition during a heated discus
sion. Sunday newspapers were Sc
verefy criticised and resolution was
adopted, although not by any means
expressing tho unanimous sentiment
of the assembly. against Sunday
newspapers. 1t provides that the
delegates shall not subscribe to nor
support by advertisement or any
other way newspapers published on
Sunday.
Moving pictures and automob bile
also came in for hot condemnation.
Rev. d. l.. Bowiby. Of East Orange.
n. j., characterized movies as The
modedn Dana OF the Ephesians." and
declared that automobiles were car
rying away the magnificent army of
the soldiers OF Jesus Christ.
Bryan and WanamAkcr To Speak.
His statements were made in a re-
port of the Lords Day Alliance Com
mittee. Three meetings are sched-
uled for tomorrow.s at which all Sun
day sports and amusements will he
condemned. William Jennings Bryan
and John Wanamaker are among the
speakers.
Judge jam: Dewitt Andrews, OF
New York was the only delegate to
speak In favor OF Sunday sports, and
his words were met with an upfoar Of
protest from all corners of the hall.
The resolution opposing sports on the
Sabbath also urges that as little trav-
cling as possible be done on that day.
The assembly will send delegates to
Washington In an eort to have gov
ernmental work on Sunday reduced to
a minimum
There can be no objection to Sum
day goif,4 a said Judge Andrews A
hundred years ago we condemned
are a necessity. So Is exercise. You
will not md all sports forbidden in
the Bible. The resolution 10 too
sweeping. ] ask that some opportu-
nifty be given young mon for exercise. -
Charges Against New York.
The heretical charges against the
New York Presbytery and the Union
Theological Seminary kept the COM
mittee novertures and bills In Sos
sion until late TONIGHT. Not an Ink.
ling could be gained ~ to the decision
from tho worried commissioners The
seriousness OF the Issues brings cAu-
ton. and the case win possibly not
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
ARMY REORGANIZATION
BILL SENT PRESIDENT
Only Twenty-Five votes Pooled Aeains6
Conference Report On Final Roll
Call In House Yesterday.
JUDGE CARSON TO BECOME
JUDGE GENERAL
Provision In Bill Fixes Such Require
ments That the virginian Philippine
Judge Is the Only Man Who Will
Fiji the BILL"

ashingto May ao.-T'he
House. by a vote of $40, today
adopted the conference report on
the army reorganization bill. The
report had already been agreed
upon by the Senate, and the bill
NOW goes To the President for his
signature.
Nineteen Repu blicans, four
Democrats. one Progressive and
ono Socialist voted against the
conference report.
As finally agreed upon, the bill pro-
vdes for:
A regular army of $4,000 men,
peace strength, to be expanded 70
21S, 900 men In time of emergency.
The liberalization of the National
Guard with pay to the militia from
the Federal government and close" su
pervision by the War Department
Citizen training camps for intensive
military training of civilians.
government plant for the manu-
cost $40. 900. 900. No mention wa1
made during the debate of the pro-
vision In the bill for the creation OF
board to investigate and report
upon past awards OF congressional
medals OF honor issued for any cause
other than distinguished conduct by
an officer or enlisted man In action
This provision was interpreted by
many to be aimed at Major General
Leonard Wood. They asserted III
would pave the way for depriving him
OF the medal awarded him for his
participation in the campaign against
the Apaches.
Not Aimed At General Wood.
Senator Warren. ranking Republl-
can member Of the conference com.
mittee. said tonight that the provision
Wood.
OFFICE Fits Only Judge Carson.
Chairman Hay, OF the House Mill.
tary Affairs Committee. assumed full
responsibility for provision in the
bill which would insure the appoint
ment OF Judge Carson, of Virginia. as
a tudge-adYncate general In the War
Department. The bill authorizes the
appointment OF a civilian mot less
than forty-flve nor more than fifty
years old, who shall have been for
ten years a Judge OF the Supreme
Court Of the Philippine Islands. shall
have served for two years as cap
tain in the regular or volunteer army
and shall be proficient In the Spanish
language and laws.
Mr.. Hay denied 1t was an unusual
designation. but admitted that Judge
Carson was the only man who could
qualify for the position.
Representative Gardner, of Masea-
chusetts. attacked the conference re-
port as a pacifist measure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
THREW MEN FROM TRAIN

Bristol. va.-Tenn.. May 90
Charged with holding up. robbing and
shooting Lloyd Baker. Clyde Shoe
craft and John Zeek. young men from
yesterday morning, Ezekiel Vincent. .
negro ex-convtct. and an alleged ac-
were captured In johnson
City. Tsnn., yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

There was also determined hut
unsuccessful attempt By the French to
drive the Germans from their danger
Gus hold on the HAucourt- Ernss high
way which furnishes . clear road TO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

Crown Princes command seemed to
have been launched on the entire
French. front west of the Mouse East
and west of Desdman nm the Ger
mans swept over the slopes. #
AT the close OF the days fighting,
according to French night official re-
port. the Germans had penetrated the
first line of French trenches. only 20
be driven out by counter-attack.
West OF Deadman Hiii--that is, in the
Hill 3o4 and Avocourt wood section
the Germans by nightfall had occupied
some of the advanced French trenches.
and in one case even penetrated the
second French line, only to be driven
hack with Hraaf loaxs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
Intense Activity of Kaiser 5
Generals Keep Allies Busily
Engaged
PENETRATE FRENCH
LINES IN DASH
But Are Expelled by Counter
Attack Germans However
Hold Menacing Position on
Haucourt-Ernes Road

London. May 2O-The Germans
are attacking in great streawth
aiong tie whole western front.
From Bels4un 70 the vosxes the
heid marshaIs Of the Kaiser are IL
rcctfnG fhia tremenasus Offensive
With dash. power sad persisteDcy
that are astonishing.
Among the outstanAiag events Of
this general attack ave q aash on
the User Canal. an aerial bomhard-
ment Of Dunkirk. heavy A9ht In
the champagne district. an engage
meat in the vosges. and, above all.
= conc~ntrated Intensity in the bat
tie Of Nerdun.
All during the night and runninE
through the morning hours the Ger
mans bonn ba rded the French posi-
tioss IN AvOcOurf wood and Dead
man Hill with a violence that never
i~sseneA for mensent.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

eelitten, nur Colo bdtte fd linen ans
gefblOhen unb perte9rte biel in i6gen
gjoloa3o, aber Elm 8linber tonnte le-
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bo iielen mir bic ipunberI6onen alten
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

i'd mid ins Selb6ett uno tpllere beis
nab je6e Nddt bin1us%
Ser Diirnlteinsr lo9te.
nDu bait gut locben," Ioote Wlor,
i'd erlebe In ser To9t meine Streifs
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am Wlpreen Oey 9urI6e fommt uno
Elm geiudltiee5 6euer anlc9t"
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3rongIolisrunq Iie6it 0u oor5iiglib
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sniiplenb an rsine pilobsipestcn SrGils
me, cinen Rot erlouben. Ulon Bat
mir f9on er3d6lt, boB i6r jungen
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Der Wann ouSqerecbnet feline 9lufgobe
fat. Sbr beIonbers, bic i6r Die gis
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ri6t i'm 2anb berum3ieben uno 8anr
ben auEit6bern. Ulor, oeriprin mir,
0aB bui ocrItdrOig iein ipiaF!"
Wlar id6tDieg. Gr batte geroos Elm
2(bentsuet binier Tb, 0as er oem 9oz
ter germ er5dElt bdtte; nun purbc cr
f6nonteno.
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Boitperbinoung2" frugte CT aus icinen
Gjebonten heraus, um 3sit al gsnils
nen. m8ei ms pd DrouBcn fonu nan
natiislic6 ni1t piel perluii1en, it be-
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!sbt ben 2i1o."
Der DiirnIieiner betum einen rotel
&cpf fpie tmmer, ipefIn Dpa feiner ilIns
gen 8rau Die lfeDc iput.
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glaGridtcu iiber Dos. ipos iie tun uno
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
@ittGciInna 81 madlcn.

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E4id, unb nun entoedte Der 8ei9enle6s
rer fogar cine gan3 onIebnIi9e 4abe
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Worgens Die &Ioltertupene beIu9tcn,
funoen fie bic 9ortsB, ebe lie nod noG
i9r gefrdgt botten, 3ipiTc6en groBsn
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Berein NIT einigen 2oien16lpeitern BEN
Mltor fir hos groBe WorienFeit
f9miidenO. 9tls iie Der @eluHsr ans
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gen, ricf fie i1on bon fpeitem, ,5eulc
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men, mir 9obtn nod I6redli9 biel 5u.
tun. 9iId, riirSeIt 6u ni9t am
GbriItfeIt in Der Mitternddtsmefe bos
SopranIolo iingen2"
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niqItenS einmal mitpro6cr, onf Der
Srgcl lit bas ndmIib ni6t 70 einfod1,
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2oro.
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r6nebiu per Sberin TIRE gIufmortung
MAIDEN.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

ToBen @otcr unb @Obn nod Iange
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lpimmelts bon Sglisesn, bic Der Is5r
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6eiraten fpiirbe. @r Tei fclbitGnbig,
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S9uIoen mo 2iebesbGnocl. 9olo
botte begliidt selddt. Ser ountls
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mein. ylur Der @eoonte, INNER I'M
Siioeu leben gu miiiieu, bebagte ibr
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bolb iie fi9 nuf Der StroBe. beim
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ma@te, Ipro9 nit 0offieI0 oIs ben
Sntel bes iungen Monnes. Der Qoro
bcru6ietc iie jsoo1 po1fGnoig, 70 ooB
iie Ii9 Sufrienen gab. Sie erltdtteie
mir oem 1iirniieiner eenaien 8eri1t
iiber bic So6c unO lieB ben GreigniIs
len ifren 2aut.
lluter ben G9iilerinnen i'm 3IoFer
&rinita be micnti 6eiunb Ii1 fit Elm
poor W2orote ou9 8DmteNe llriula
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iollte.
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uuD @o6lbeboaen. Gic ipdr iicIs in
9eiierFer Stimmung, penu maa lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

Wlar nod Der Characterization Sang
tIum. 9ort lit Elm ri9tiges 2a9erles
ben, uno feline S6pobron bat in err
Itcr 2inie Der 8abn eeeen bic umbers
treiben0en 8orer uno GGuberbonoen
por 4eritDrune 5n TdiiBen.
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gleid oie einged19erten 6Gifer ipieber
allfgcbaut unD Sunberte poa GbineIen
81 ben 4rbeiten beronet3ogsn. Wlor
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8uobbatempel gu ibrein &oiino Der.
8ie Rduberbonoen ober no9en oos
3eben Tcbncr. Dlit un1luublicber Sc
I9pinbi9teit eridcinsn uno perIhpins
ben Iis iuisber, ltbteBen diif funol9oTs
ter, ipaoen iih an bic neu ahfeebuuien
6dufcr, un iie in 8rdno gu leden
Mebe bem, Der ibuett in Die !odnos
fdaf!
Sin IsbBoFter 8riefpertebr gebt 5fpiz
fhen ben 2iebsn biibsn unb briiben.
Sons unb 2ifc fhrsiben Iid5 tisIid,
pnb bic 5elopolt befor6ert bic 9riefs,
70 gut iie mill uno tann.
Wlat Bat Ii9 llrloub genontmeu, um
ieinen Batter in peting gu befuden.
rgaa, Sunes, ba biii bu ia enbli6
einmal." 8reubig iibsrrqIt6t, I1loB
ber DiirnIteiner isinsn MelteIten in bic
Qlrme, n2oB Si9 nal onftfsn, ilnger
Mars Srob 8boti itol3 ltnb prd6ti9
m3nlAdiien Sunae, Sunge, tpds biIt
bu fir Elm itattli9er &erll llno nun
beriatc einnral. ipas nader bic 2ors
beeren9@
,@Dn mir aus Tinb feline 6eloeutos
ten az berneloen, ioate Mor, ben gas
iet sdrtlicb umarmenp. S2tber DtcIes
5u crsd1Ien babe ic6 bod, i1 bronnte
ihon large SorduF, tinmol berii6sr3u-
iomiaen@
.Mie bit Ou Oenn jsst untergc-
brodt9'
,,gla, nenn BIZ ic6on fraQIt mir
crnGDrcn uns Ihledt nnD recbt;
fblimm iinb nnr bic Rdc9tel @nDliG
touute t@ mir einen fleinen, eiIernen
Ofen crile6en Weun Gsusr oarin 1T,
70 lit es i'm Simmer cine urerirdglicbe
lSibe, aber iie bait nidt Dor, 5ebn Wlis
rutsu 6roaT IT'S siiig tolt, glun Isge