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The Washington herald., 1917-04-03
BOWIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fsir View Purse: lyear-olds
four fuloap. Tppity wrchett. llt (Robnsool
80 So. 8. won; Land Lnbesr. Ia tAmsrus:,'
$40. $40. second; Virginia Yell. IA Forehsnd).
$50. third. Time. o4e+ Dirgo. Poduo<.
Bill LirinEstou JuaDita I'LL and Austral also nm
SECOND RACE-seIIing: 3year-ods and upward
SIT and onehaH futlougs. OCEAN Prince. Il,
Haynes. $40. 81. $40. won; Dartwurth. is
CschammsrhornI. $50. $50, secnnd; Ddfth Ban.
man. 1l3 (R. G. wGttsl. $40. third. Time. 4 Is.
Ada Anne. Lady London. DiIan. Edna Kenia-
ROYAL Tea, Bob RedAeld. Chagan. Brcklcy. Mala-
bar. Humiliation. shAdruyh. PsrSor BOY and
Frontier also ran. Ocean Prince and Edith Bau
man. held horsss
THIRD RAOE-The Flight Purss: Syear-olds and
upward: Eve and one half fur1onn Fruit Cahs
100 "A. Oolhns). SD. 40. $50. won: TOP O. thu
Morning liz (Rcbinson). $50. $50 second: Tn.
Deddon. nj (Amhrose). SLID. third. Tina
l07 Dr.. Nslsoo. Dunadln. Lucille P. war.ax
Hsuberk. True a. Steel. Cleaning snd skflss KnSb
also ran.
FOURTH RACDLInansurAl Handicap; ISearcad,
and upward; seven fuiunp. Kswessa. lU tMufn
N2D. $50. "a. won; Indian Chant lN R Me
Dsrmottl. 80. A5o. seooud: Kilm1. lB CRohdD
snu). SO. third Tins. IL. KsntucAy Boy
Galway. DelancsJ. Woodstoue. Trus - stee. Runss
and Woodward also ran
FIFTH RAcE-ssltns: tyssroids and upward;
one nr1e Ray o HEht No Schamerhorn). NJ,
$50. $50. won; Ddsturbr. Il. ndeDsrmott), s00
8.6o second; Euterpe 10 "a Oollins), Ssp third
Tine l'AlS wels1, Hndas Bruehg. Harvood
Rustling Brass Carlton @. and valas also ran
SIXTH RACE-Selltns; tyesr-olds and uuw.rd
one mila Fstry Legnd. 02 CR McDGmots
ul.0. Nn 00 won: IAbyan Sands LIZ Gain
0.lo 07o. second; Bun Around, 100 Or O. Wattz
01. third Time. 1919 Chmuns. Star Fsah
MLs Krutsr and Yodelss also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Mils and se,snty ylrds Bufs
lar 1os tObert). $50. .. s2D. won; P~rut III
BALD. $50. 6le. second: Star Bird. 10 Tlpin)
$40. third. Tine. l'D~ Progreszrs nquita
Asun. Atsboy. Flying Fest, Jabot. Ahara md Fooc
tounaire also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03
FAMOUS BASKETBALL
TEAM WILL DISBAND
Buffalo Germans, Champions Of World.
Pass Into History.

Buffalo, April 1.-The Buffalo Ger
mans basketball champions of the world
since the Pan-American Exposition In
1901, a team OF stars, each member of
which has played the game regularly
every season for twenty-five years,
passes into history today. Three Of the
quintet will positively retire, It was an
nounced .. IT =.
The famous Germans. known lately as
the German Orioles, have around 1000
victories to their credit and less than
fifty defeats, one of which was the tri-
umph of the White Auto, Cleveland, on
the Germans last home appearance in
Buffalo recently. Age bowed to youth by
the margin Of one point In one Of the
greatest contests ever played. .~
Al Heerdt has been manager-player
on the Germans team for the entire
was selected Of a number Of appli-
cants back in 1895. Heerdt was a
youth Of beautiful raven locks. He
has little hair left now. Henry Faust
and Rhode are the other two original
members Miller brothers, Harry and
Eddie, and Schell have also played on
the Germans a great number Of years.
The team has toured the United
States a number of times. In several
seasons they played throughout the
winter without once tasting defeat
They always Cleaned up" at world
fairs and expositions.
Their national reputation was made
at the Pan-American Exposition when
rather than forfeit championship
contest because two of the men were
late in arriving at the Delaware Park
Stadium. the team started the con-
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS,

SRsT RACE-r,ns~;. 2y-aroIds: msidens: -four
'luaES Ncre. III tKedeTis). to 5. to 5. 70
:, SoD: Sam Picket. III (Dominickl. 10 10 l.
10 -: to /. s>nnd; Ebenezer. Ill tSeonneI. q
IG - :. 10 ? third. Time. o.4s+ IS Little
E~ssA Howard Bland. Big Enough. Rafferty,. IRISH
Isde BIu- Jack. Dan Bright waldemaStsr and
lie W also ran.
cOND RACE-ClaiminE; Syear-olds and up
hTe and one half furlonn Moller. Ill (TSy-
Tn 2 8 to s. To 5. won: Garlsu. los CFusrst).
to !. to 5. second: Lady Mildred. lo6
'trnsl. p TO L TO l. to l. third. Time,
~ IS. CsrUndolet. Mose Irvine. Tom Csro
bard. IoIits. UteiiuA Delmones. Anxiety and
IL also ran
- I'D RACE-Gaiming; 5yesr-olds md upward
and oneGItssnth. Mabel Dulwsher. @
70 l. 2 to l. to s. won; stslcide, l0l
80 % to |. 10 to 1. I to l. second: Gibraltar.
= Ilfnmeel. to l TO !. Z to S. third. Time
~ Mud SH. Gen Picket. rr.nsport and
3 lieu also r.n.
ArsTH RACE-HAndieap; CLAIMING; Sysar-olds
aFard: mile and seventy yards. Greenwood.
- 1larnsl.sT to z to 10. out. won; Beauty
gsfcott). TO l. 70 s. out, second
- Rr8en. ls Molesworth). 4 To /. even. out.
-. Tina a Little String also ran.
IrrFa RkOB-Fire and Onehaf furlones. Sir
,,...r 10 tDoniniekI. II 70 l. to l. to 4
-. PIE. ~ CMolesworthl. 70 l. s to & 10 q
..sr.,d SIR oliru. loS tGnbertl. ID TO l. to l
= = third. Tina los IS THURSDAY Nirhtsr
Hs-.kh Aaco Girl. 1he Duke. DR.. Prathr. Wat
"a eheia also rn.
s.yH RACE-ons mile. Charley McF.rran.
-fvior1. ) to l. 6 to s. , tn S. won; Rose
1|stts. 1U GTroase) to . to 5. to s. second
fsssnet. lo6 uJke). To l. TO l. even. third
-. I!B2S BoIaIa. Henry WAIbank LeiaIoha
,ansn. London GirI. Helen Jams and Electric
o m
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03

intsre have been some changes in the
paIr1 1ngs as originally announced and the
serrScted schedule OF this mornings play
= yen below:
j. NJ. Martin. New York. and Jack
sn New York: s?06. Oscar McKimmie.
shtngton. and Dave Mackie, Fox
h1s n. Y: $40. Walter Beckett. Rich
aone. Va. and ]. NJ. Roche. Baltimore:
James Wilson. Grand Rapids. and
aoN.rh Beckett. Washington Golf and
.oInFy Club: $40. w. EntwistIe. New
y Or ~ and Jack jolly. Newark. n. J.;
-. therles Rowe. Pittsburgh. and Dave
6oHB Bannockburn: $50. George Nc
Sew York. and James Ferguson,
spIH AXE. n. J.; 9:35. James Spencer.
o and Country Club. and George
5ngham. Chicago: $40: James
wesf Philadelphia. and Arthur Reid.
Ns~ York: 9:S. B. Nichols. New York.
end Arthur Demaine, New York; $50
, Clarence Hackney. Atlantic City. and
Tom Skipper. Baltimore; s:S5. Burgess,
CHeyy Chase. and Tom Kerrigan.
siwonoy. n. Y: 1000. Charles Hoffner.
Ple ladelphia. and Pat Doyle. Myopia:
ieaa Walter Hagen. Rochester. and
tsDrIs Barnes. Philadelphia: 1910, Gil
ct INichols. Great Neck. Long Island
Rf = rcd Mcleod. Columbia: 1O:15. Mike
esd,A 700 kleSy Mass. and Wilfred Reid
W. ton: 1910. Jock Hutchinson Pitts
~ and Alex Campbell
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03

test with but three men against the
opposing quintet and by resortins
entirely to the famous German pass
work" kept the ball from their op-
ponents and held them scoreless until
the other two Germans dashed into
the court tearing Oh their street. gar
ments on the, run and playing IN
their ''B v. Ds." the remaining fivs
minutes OF the first half. then piling
up tremendous score and winning in
the last half.
They made the largest known Of
fetal basketball score. 100 to o, with
Hobart College team as the victim
Still another~world's record was close
to $50 consecutive wins. Their sea
sons average for twenty-five years
was forty-seven victories to three de-
feats. Greatest number OF victories in
one year was eighty-six. Greatest
number of defeats lin one year was
eleven. Ky .r
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03
BOWIE SELECTIONS
~ GEORGE u HonRn

FIRST RAcE-Maiden 2-year-old nllies four furonEs
: No line these
SECOND RAcE-For syesr-ods: and a half furonr.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03
'AEGE CROWD WITNESS
PRELIMINARY EVENTS
> Barnes. of Philadelphia. Cap
lures Top Honors.

args gallery was on hand at the Co
u Country Club yesterday watching
professionals play their practice
d. as . preliminary to- the main
- which u slated to start at O'Clock
morning. The club put up three
Tor the best scores made in these
q Urinary rounds. as going to the play
ith the best round. SIS for second
and 40 for third best.
Ames Barnes, Of Philadelphia. car
a top honors, with q pretty u, while
Hntchison. OF Pittsburgh. was only
stroke over him for second. Wilfred
Of Wilmington, with "A, was third
Hutchison and Barnes played some
dsrful golf. The former was out In
). " and brilliant squirt, including two
nd Z coming In found him four
k<ss below par going to number IS
second shot found the trap to the
= however, and he took D 6 which
i him first money. Both Barnes and
81 Campbell. OF the Baltimore Country
= went out In %, getting A. or better
II yery hole on the outward drip. Barnes
= - Bed to keep up at fast clip. how
4 81 and won the event, while Campbell
n on the eleventh hole and on
- ..r fourteenth which sent his
b glimmering.
A ne prizes for today's event will be as
ilc 70: S125 to winner, SIS to second low
n,2re. 80 for third. and $50. $40. so and
~ respectively. for fourth. fifth, sixth
= seventh. There will also probably
n.h5rl prizes to the next hve players.
~. - twelve In all. AS a number of
,r, ntrants have to leave town on early
mo..e the second rounds will follow al
Immediately after the first
vi-l cards showing yesterdays three
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03
THE BOYS Y QUNT
WIN FROM BRADFORD

The Boys Y. NJ c. A. basket-baH i've
defeated the Bradford High School quinf
OF Bradford. Pa. last night In the boyS
''Y" by a. 20 q.
The ~" boys got on TO an early lead
and were never headed. At the end Of
the first half the score was 2 10 9. In
fact were never in danger Of loosing the
contest. The all around playing OF Moi
fet and the. basket shooting Of Payne
were the features OF the game.
This game makes the ninth straight
game the ~ boys have won having
lost one out OF the last nineteen played
Lineup and summary
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03
Cobb Decides Not to Quit.

Dallas, Tex. April 2.-Ty Cobb has de-
cided to remain and assist the Giants and
Tigers in their exhibition series. He had
threatened to leave the team following
his battle with Charley Herzog, but said
he would stay when it was pointed out
his absence would necessitate the call.
ing or OF the series.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03
CAPTAINS NAMED
FOR NAVY TEAMS

Annapolis. Nd. April 2-Becsuse Of
the graduation Of the first class al the
Naval Academy new captains were elect
ed for several OF the teams today. Those
elected were:
Crew, J. w. Fowler; track, Cleeman
witheIs: wrestling. J. R. Redman: la
crosse, F. l. .Douthit; fencing. r. 7. GAL
Iemore; rife. Jerauld Wright: tsnnia.
Harry Clocum; baseball, Thomas Fisher.
Other captains will be chosen shortly.
We don't know what the Athletics
or Cardinals will do, but We know
that Fred Welsh will be well up in
the race by next fall
The Washington herald., 1917-04-03

neutrality-suspicious. for Gostz ohew for wiisoa.
Bratburd for wiIhod. Trematins for Houshtoa.
Kincaid for IooeA Goals from bor-Payns o.,
Miller Cy wilsnn Nl Foster, Cbew. Monst o..
Kelley. Joaes Coax from foul-PsyDs. cut q Q;
Modet s out Of 10 Referee-E B. Fullr Umpars
Mr. Solomon. Time q halve-0 minufeaA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-30
wAHNING,

a great many healthseckers needed
our warning Of yesterday date and
'tis well. FOR the Iuiy edition OF the
Herald ~ the Well Country which
was placed ON sale 1T the news stands
In the city yesterday are already al
most exhausted
The aim Of The Herald of The Wen
Country IN 90 teach the hcnithseeker
no VITO vet well. aud Co cheer him M
while he travels the roed to recovery.
Surely. no publication could have q
moro worthy mission
our seiea'inc articles are from the
pens of euthorities "a advice ran he
depended uTop. .1ur las articles ar'
written by persons who ARE thsmselVcs
fighting disease. This is a monthly
magazine Tor ana 10y healthseckers.
Disease has two powerful enemies
knowledge and optimism. and The
Herald of the Well Country furnished
both IN one package Tor a dime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-30

WI from, OF his home yesterday morn.
AIRS. W. ". strong returned from
. visit IN Penn Yap, y. v, and other
pllnis Friday night. Miss Nancy
hfwlit returned with hef Miss ncw.
Dli Formerly lived here.
Mrs. McCieary OF Magcalena ac-
OF Impaired Mrs. W. n. provinces ON
f41r return to Albuquerque. While
hire Mn McClcary was the guest NJ
Mrs 1. q. Rice.
Miss Dorothy Bowman let Friday
olening for Muskogec, OKLA. where
I'VE viii spend the vacation months.
riturning In Time for the opening of
HE fall term % school.
Miss Lillian kieke left yesterday
ftlr Chicago. where she will do post.
I Sfaduate work in commercial teach
TX during the summer. After COM
itleting the course she viii visit the
Lirgc eastern cities.
Mrs. :. G. provinces. of san Antonio.
Texas. mother of the late Dr. W T.
Brownies. aud Mt. and Mrs. W. j. !.
lleard of Refugio. Texas. came IN.
during the week to attend III funeral
~ Or. provinces.
Mrs. Myren Lugibihi. wife OF Pio-
Ntssor Lugibihl OF the state Normal
4thool al Silver CITY. spent yesterday
n the city AS the guest OF Miss Lillian
hieke. she ieft last night for chit
ARgo, where she viii visit before go.
lhg to ohio for the summer.
Emmett fiannum. son OF MIR. and
lIEa L. lyannFtFs au.I af.at.pf -
the University OF chicago. has passed
final examination Tor the marine
torps az Port Royal. :. &. He VAS
former student at the University of
View Mexico.
Arthur u Pearson and Richard ~.
Myers. who were up in the Jemeg
country fishing the past three weeks,
teturned TO the city yesterday. ThrA
, reported ashins excellent In the irou,
streams north OF the jcmeS and sui
Thur springs.
Joseph - Rosenbach 81 she engi.
t~leerlng department of the santa 20
Hallway. with headquarters at -
sunta. Colo. - attending the gniver-
tity summit session on "a sir-Seeks'
leave Of absence. Mr.. RusenbRch Is
b graduate ~ the University % New
Mexico.
Mr. and Mira Daniel g. ortiz rctuTn.
td yesterday from a two weeks
iIoueym trip 20 Los Angeles. san
Diego ana other California owns. on
their way TO California they spent
two Days in ~ Paso and on their way
lAack stopped ior q day az Flagstaff
,hr and Mrs. ortiz will leave Sptur-
has afternoon Tor Santa Fe where
they will reside.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-30
Professor Hill to
Conduct Institute

Santa Rosa tonight. to make ready 10
conduct the Guadalupe county teach.
IRIS institute. The Institute will last
-four weeks. other teachers Will be
D. NJ Helms. priDcipal 81 The gradcs
,at santa Rosa. an1 Mrs. Alma Squire.
County superintendent - Lucrr1
has shaped q comprehensive and wall
liable course for the institute. ana
noteworthy results are expected I'M
der the direction of Professor Hlii,
THE professor was onc of the leading
nalnio county institute. which closed
has week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-30

Constipation causes headache. mai
gestion. dizziness, drowsincss. For a
mild. opening medicine, u-r poan's
Regulets. 25c a box AT an stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-30
Personal News
Items.

Auto springs, all makes, kofber Co
Chicken dinner az MhitcomO
Springs sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes 81 Santa Fc
is the guest Of Mrs. ward Anderson.
Mrs. Kennedy OF Chin Lee. Aria. is
the guest OF Mrs. j. u. Emmons.
Mrs. George Grown. Sil south
THIRD street. H. ~ az her home.
Mrs Frank Stortz Is ~ ~ the Pres
hyterian sanitarium.
MIR G.. y Davidson. as South
Broadway. Is ~ NJ her home
Dr = O. Cornish has returned from
q up "a New YORK city
George chertos. clerk NJ the doccs
cat" ief last night Tor Rowe en-.
y VI.
Charles NJ Bellmaine started d"
work Thursday IN the santa fe shopa
aa q machinist apprentice.
Mrs. = ! Johnson. who has been
confined To- her home with tona.llt.s.
was reported 10 bee better Yesterday
Or. and Mrs. =. q. Cornish returned
home Friday from an extensive caste
era trip.
Mrs. }. W. Brillinger Of salt Lake
CTS .s visiting her mother, Mrs IS
Mcpherson in Albuquerque
Pablo saucido was nned SIS Ia ,nc
city court today FOR driving HE auto
mobile over the speed lint
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Cri-
varri az 500 West Tlicras this morn
ing. a sirl
Mrs. John CLARK Of ocean Beach.
Cal. b. here visiting her daughters,
Mrs. Russell Howe ana Mrs. George
clifford.
Or Charles r. KELSEY leu y%ester-
DAY for NcW Richmond. Ind, whore
he viii visit his mother ana friends
for "a month.
AIRS. James }. Hcancy. wife Of As-
sistant Nurdmaster Heaues will leave
tonight TO spend several weeks in los
Angeles and Long Beach. cal
! Miss Ka;hrSne Abel. VINO under
went an operation lt the Presbyterian
hospital recently, has been removed
u her nome on North Eighth street.
d g. Russell has purchased the
residence 81 g0i North Walter street
ana viii occupy % after the return ~
Mr.. HowFil from q visit Co Nebraska
r.. " Brooks b. temporarily hllina
the Nacaucy 100 me Coltral ire COM
puuy created b, the resignation ui
| Chick Anderson.
IN j. = Pcarco pald a tine 81 $40
~ the cay court this morning foi
: driving his automobile pat % rolies
! car stopped AZ a crossing.
Walter Garrett Of Colmnr. y N
VIII arrive boz the city thc hrst of th'
week 90 enter the employment 'f tn
Santa Re hops os a machinist APP
prentice.
Miss EdiIh DAVIS. who enrolled h'
the Normal university az AS Vega
Tor the summer term, Is here Nifi'inl
Mis- shrl., Nut,er d0i North Thir'
street.
Rev. Grover g. Emmons ~ Gnilnl
Is bon town Tho guest of his parents
Mr. aud Mrs j. .. Emmons. MI. I'm
mons came up Tor the session nt nv
Shrincrs
Michaci Otero. the small son ."
! JOS. Otcrn. ~ 90a North First street
suffered a. broken ankle when his TOO
was caught In the wheel Of % w'goi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-30
Chiricahua Forest
Fires Burn Together

Word received 1T the district FOR.
est office this morning was to the vi-
feet shat the IRE on the Chiricahua
forest was still uncontrolled The
two fires that have been burning on
the east and west Sides ~ he noun
tain have burned together, and efforts
are nov being cont entratrd 20 pre-
vent. " possible. a sweep oi tho
n%orthward To valuable stands az tm-
her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-30
Student Will Preach
Al Catholic Church

The Catholic Press will be the
subject Of IL discussion To ne delivered
tomorrow az the 10 n'cluck mass az
immaculate Conception church hy
Joseph OLnughln. = J., SON 81 Nj.
aud Mrs. NJ. OI.oughnn. 40 Yves,
Coal avenue. MI ~OLoushiin arrived
last night from Woodstock, Md, FOR
a brief visit with his parents. lie re
Gently completed his studies m wood
stock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY. AUGUST A. 1917

ignorance and the mother Of lynch.
ing"
"fcn thousand Of US fought in the
Spanish American War"
"Thrcc thousand Negroes fought for
American Independence under George
Washington"
'Nu Negro has ever betrayed his
country or attempted to assassinate a
President or any official of the Gov
crnmont."
'Patriotism and loyalty presupposo
protection and liberty"
"Amcrica has lynchcd without trial
2,S67 Negroes in thirty-onc years. Not
Il single murderer has suffered"
memphis and Waco, centres OF
American culturo?"
Twenty thousand black men fought
for your liberty In the Civil War"
The world owes no man living,
hut every man an opportunity to earn
a living"
"rhirty-fGur Negroes have received
Carnegie hero medals"
Our music Is the only American
music"
a square deal for every man"
ANA there was another ono to tho
cilert that il there Is any fault to be
found with color. either white Deople
or God is responsible.
one tall. well formed young WON.
an marcher had mass OF blonde
halr. and her eyes were blue. And
'herc were many others also who in
only slightly lesser degree showed
the strain OF white blood that is
strong in their veins.
The Rev. DR.. y. c, Bishop was Pres
lueht Cd the parade. The Rev. DR..
Charles y. Martin was Secretary.
Ihc Rev. +. y. Cullen was Vice Pres.
ldcnt. The first Deputy Marshal was
). RoSmond Johnson. Others were A.,
b' toScy, c. II. Payne, formerly a
member OF Troop \, Ninth Cavalry;
lhc Rev. +. W. Daniels. Allen Wood.
James w. Johnson and John Nail. Jr,
\. Y. World, July, 27, l9l7,-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
AMERICAN NEGRO AND
WORLD DEMOCRACY
WHY l, AN AMERICAN NEGRO,
HAVE REFUSED TO VOLUN-
TEER TO l'IGHT FOR 4
"WORID DEMOCRACY"
TO the Editor Of the "Planct":

TO the Editor of the "Planct:-
| regret, profoundly, that after we
as a race have demonstrated our will
ingness to fight for our country ,
after showing our eagerness to do our
part in the conservation Of food and
the buying OF liberty bonds; after
even accepting without protest a "Jm
Grow" training camp where host
Of patriotic young colorcd men are
training to become Army officers,
that they might lead their race In
fierce battles on European soil that
Democracy might cover the faco Of
the world as wafer covers tho chan
nels of the mighty deep; after We
have manifested our Willingness to
lay aside racial grievances and aid
the President with both our man
power and money power, in this great
task Of making the world safe for
humanity and Democracy.-aftcr all
OF this. the recent race riots and ru-
morS Of riots. and the steady growth
OF race prejudice in both North and
South tell us that we are not to be
included in this "WOrld Democracy"
which President Wilson breaches, and
for which America is supposed to be
at war today.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04

report at Newport News. next May
with no back salary due And this
can easily he done if the pastors do
their duty to the Missionary. Broth
or Carter is also taking the light into
the waste and needy places, where
MS c'ilcctlon" are necessarily small
and inadequate. So when he touches
lertlir soil ii should yield generously
ana thus bring up the average. The
state Board under which the Mission
AIRY works is in need of funds to prose.
cute It's work. This condition can
he relieved by churches remembering
'iomc or state Missions when they
Sehd money to their district bodies
ANA these bodies are urged to giyc all
state Mission or Home Mission
money coming TO them, to Rev. ] E.
carter, some authorized officer of the
STATE convention or send it to Rev. j.
~ A'hby, 1913 Chapel St. Norfolk,
va, who succeeds DR.. II. H. Shorts as
treasurer OF the State Board,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-04
Mr.. n. Washington and Miss Ger.
trude ID. Lawrence WetIs

News reached lis of the marriage
or Miss Gertrude d Lawrence to Mr..
Armistcad Washington both of this
city IN washington, d. G. Miss Law.
renee has been a public school teacher
IN this city for several years and
was considered among the most cap.
able in the system.
Mr. Washington is. an old citizen
very popular in both religious and
business circles. He was in the fam
ny OF the late Coroner Wm. III. Tay-
lor and his brother Capt. Charles F..
Iaylor at 610 E. Grace St, for about
40 years having entire charge Of their
nome. He was for number OF years
president of the Southern Aid Insur-
ance Co. and is now one Of the Di-
rcctors.
Both are prominent members and
active workers in the End BAPTIST
thurch Of which the DR.. u. ID Lewis
is pastor.
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OTHER IMPROVEMENTS

Ihls has been made possible by the
lhStaliatlon OF the reservoir adjacent
thereto. chapel is now ready and
preparations are under way to build a
receiving vault of the latest design.
Dr. *. Il. Jones admirably located lot
Is much admired. Mr.. Miles c. Deb
Dress has purchased one OF the best
lols' Iii the cemetery and will make
extensive improvements thereon. Col.
Ih,mas NJ Crump i.us secured Two
lois Prof.. j. IL. Hill OF Washington,
ID. g., formerly OF this city has pur-
ehnSad lot and will also improve the
same at an early date Col. Willis
wyatt Keeps his lot up and is also
contemplating other improvements.