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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
Nn More Rail- soIIcItorz.

Washington, March 27.-Discontin-
uance of all freight and passenger
traffic solicitation by individual lines
has been ordered by each of the three
regional railroad directors, it became
known here today This action viii
eliminate millions Of dollars expense.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
eermana Into Petroarad.

Washington, March 26.-German oc-
cupation of Petrograd within twenty
four hours was predicted by American
Consul TredWeII in dispatch reach
ing the State Department today, dated
March 20. Virtually all Americans
have left the city, the dispatch said.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
Hail -Four Inches peep.

Texarkana, Ark, March 25.-Hail
stones lay on the ground four inches
deep in some parts of Miller county,
Arkansas, four miles from here, fol-
lowing a severe storm yesterday and
last night.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
Record in shiphuildinu.

A Pacific Port, March 2S-The fab
ricated hull Of the West Grove, an
S,8O0-ton steel ship built for the United
States government, will be launched
here today. just sixty-two days after
the laying of the keel.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
aPray for the Allied Arms"

London, March 25.-The archbishop
of Canterbury has issued the follow
ing: ''It is obvious that in these days
OF anxiety special prayers ought to be
offered in all churches on behalf OF
the army and the righteous cause for
which we are fighting
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A German Prince killed.

London, March 26.-Prfnce Henry Of
Reuss. head Of the younger branch Of
the Reuss family, has been killed on
the western front, according to a Cen
trail News dispatch, quoting advices
from Berlin.
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Church Fund for War Loan.

Chicago, March 25.-Archbishop
George Mundelin notified more than
one thousand Catholic priests in the
Chicago diocese today to lend every
effort possible to promoting the third
Liberty Loan.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
Famous Writer Poor PhysIeian.

Schiller, the author OF william
Tell" was medical officer In the Prus-
sian guard before he found his profess
sion irksome- He proved TO be q very
incompetent physician and was ex-
PEELED from his regiment
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Greatest Yield Is Predicted.

Chicago. March 25-Favorable
weather until harvesting time will
give the world Is million acres more
United States wheat than Iats year,
grain experts predicted tonight.
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Skilled Farm Hands Needed.

Chicago, March 2S.-Farmers in Illi-
nois, Iowa, Michigan and other Mid
Western states need dairy hands, ex-
perts with farm machinery and gen
eral farm workers, according to P. L.
Prentis, local representative of the
federal EMPLOYMENT service.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
Hun Accents Spread Terror.

London, March 27.-German agents
are spreading alarmist reports among
the civil population around the battle
zone in Northern France, according
to dispatch from British headquarters.
These persons are being dealt with
summariIy when caught
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Forced to Faisehood.

81 like truthful man."
"And yet" commented Miss Cayenne,
"you wouldn't have any esteem for a
dentist who owned up at the outset
that he was going to hurt you terri
bly,"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
Holland to Refuse Grain.

London, March 26.-The Dutch cabf-
net is said to have decided Sunday to
send the allied powers q formal re-
fusal of their offer Of grain in return
for Dutch ships, a dispatch from The
Hague to the Daily Mail says.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
Predicts Fall of Lenlne.

Berne, March z7.@The fall of Mix
OLAF Lenine, premier in Rnssia's Boil
shevist government, is imminent. ac-
cording to the FFankfurter Zeitung,
copie sof which have been received
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A German General KILLED.

Amsterdam, March 28.-GeneraI Won
Blottwitz, commanding one of the
German divisions attacking ST. Quen-
tin. was killed in action Friday, &C
cording to dispatches received here
from German sources today.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
Build Character Firmly.

The character which you are con-
structing is not your OWL II Is the
building material out OF which other
generations viii quarry stones for the
temple OF life See to 1t, therefore,
that it be granite and not shale.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11
House Votes Postal Pay Boost.

Washington, March 23.-The House
this afternoon voted for a permanent
increase in the salaries of all postal
employees ranging from to 25 per
cent. The vote was 1873 to A.
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Germans Shoot TWO Priests.

London, March 23.-The shooting in
Brussels of two Roman Catholic
priests on the charge OF espionage is
reported in an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Amsterdam.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-11

Paris, March 26-The director OF
the municipal laboratory at Amiens
ported a wireless apparatus was found
IN his home.
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U. S. Steel Co. Boosts WAGES.

New York, March 2S.-The United
States Steel Corporation announced
today wage increase Of Is per cent
to employees at It's manufacturing
giants. effective April 15.
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WIrea In London

London's telegraph and telephSne
wires. it is estimated extend 1850
miles overhead and e21. 600 miles un-
derHound-
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ENGLAND Calls for More Men.

Eh9Idno OaIIS TOT "IOI : sHS'''
London, March 27.-To fill the gaps
caused by the German advance in
France the authorities have decided
to place the recruiting machinery in
motion again throughout the country.
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YOUR LOYALTY TO
COUNTRYS CAUSE
ARE YOU MAKING SACRIFICES
EQUIVALENT TO THOSE OF
OUR SoLpIERS7
ALL CAN FIND WAY TO HELP

Make No Ridiculous Reservations;
Hold Back Nothing; Share Your
Money, Your Food and Your Cloth
ing to Aid the Great War.
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4 good tongue VIII speak no i'll and
= good brain VIII think none
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True Responsibility.

Having the courage to live within
ones means is responsibility.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

Mrs Anna Taylor is still indisposcd
Mr.. Edgar T.. Co"bill. Of SoutA
Richmond left the city Sunday for Il
Northern trip.
Mrs. Bcrthcl O. Barbcc and hcv
little son, Atlas, left the city Sunday
for Durham, y. G.
Miss Rchccca Y. Mitchell. after a
delightful stay in Washington, -. c.,
has returned TO the city.
Mr. Robert Alexander. foreman OF
The Daily Herald. Baltimore. Md. is
visiting his mother here This week.
Mrs. Jennie Y. jackson, OF Black
stone, Va. is attcndin" ChristianShurc
Institute summer Normal, at Cambria
Va.
Col. Thomas NJ. Crump has rccov-
cred his health sufficiently to enable
him to leave for Staunton to rccup-
crate.
Mrs. G. II. Gibson Of Tuskcgcc IN
Stitutr, Alahama is still the guest OF
her sister. Miss NJ. l.. ChilCS. at | /
l.. Leigh street.
Mr.. Eddie White. Of WaShngton.
ID. {. spent Saturday and Sunday in
this rily. While here he was the
guest of Mr.. Clifford Muse.
Mr.. Horace Scott. who has made
his homo in New Haven. Conn. for
the past two years returned home and
spent a few days with his relatives
ana friends. He left last Monday
for Portsmouth. Va.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
Rev. pcrCctti Received Kindly.

Blucficld, w. Va, June 80.
On Thursday, June IS, | attended
the Dcacons and Preachers ASsocia-
ton. which .mct at Excelsior. II
was very small sitting in number.
but very large in heart. Rev. W. G..
Clemens. ID. ID. presided. l had the
privilege OF speaking to that body
Thursday night and Friday morning.
They donated me in Il very large
manner the sum Of SO and also made
it possible for my having many other
opportunities in the state OF West
Virginia. | have found the pastors
I'm the churches of West Virginia very
broad -hcartcd toward helping those
that are trying TO help themselves.
/ spoke in a deep manner OF the
Virginia Seminary and College and
tried to show them that it should be
the place that the Negro boys and
girls should he trained
Yours truly.
REV. EZALA NJ. PERCETTI.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

IN" Naval Reserve has n the pres
"nl time some unusually attractive
openings for r"Iorcd men. For II cal
htS been Received N the Naval Rc-
serve Enrolling Offices asking that
men experienced rs stewards or cooks
be secured Al once.
Such men as can show the necessary
nual .tirAtion& will he given the ratings
II Warrant Officers stewards or OMi-
>cF6 Cooks. Their duties will include
taxing charge ul the officers mess
preparing menus, ctc.
ThcSr Ratings pay we'll and afford to
those who hold them the opportunity
oi doing the same kind ui work that
tAcy nay" been doing in civil life. AS
me opportunity for cnrrlling in the
above ratings may terminate AT any
time it is advisable that colorcd men
who wish to set into the Naval Re
serve at better pay than they could
ordinarily obtain should come to TIE
ELrollin& ONCE and apply immediate
ly.,
Men who are in the draft can join
this service il they prefer it to the
army. The only requirement is that
The applicant if registered secure Il
release from his local board. He Is
then eligible for immediate enrolment
in the Naval Reserve. All "nrollmcNts
are for the duration Of the war rs far
as active service is concerned.
The Naval Reserve Enrolling Office
in Norfolk is located At the corner
OF Main and Granny Streets Colorcd
men who wish to av2il themselves OF
The present openings ShouId lose no
time inapplying at this office.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

(By T.. b. Wcbstor)

Florence. s. c., July l0.-Rev. w.
s. Gillespie, founder OF the Order Of
United Sons OF Abraham and Daugh.
tcrS Of Jerusalem and Little Tribes
OF South Carolina passed through the
city recently cnroutc to Dillon, Clio
and Latta, S. G. on business.
The st. Mark Lodge at Manning.
$. G.. raised 500 on Sunday. June 80
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Purdic and sister
Mrs. Rhoda Grimes, of Oakland. Fla
passed here cnroutc to 'rarhecl \. c.
The Richmond Planet will be re-
presented at tho Sunday School state
Convention at Bcnnettsvillc, S. G.
from July | s to 2 by e. B. Webster.
Mr.. ]. ID. Daniels, OF Lumber. S.
c., a railroad foreman has gone to
Eningham. S. G. on business
Rev. d. B. Wilson, OF Smithfold,
N. c., after visiting his sister. Mrs.
Macedonia Hood in Wilson street,
has returned home. He is pastor Of
Chapel A. M. e. Church.
Mrs. Virginia Gibbs, mother OF Mr..
Frank Gibbs. was buried here July s,
after a short illness. She was a
Christian and hold in high esteem.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

The sixth AnniVCl Sary OF the Na-
tional Ideal Benefit Society, Inc. OF
the Richmond District, will he held
al Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
Fulton, Sunday, July 2l, at $50 =.
NJ.
Each member OF the lodge is re.
quircd to turn out, wearing rcgalia.
Female members are requested to
meet in the basement of the Church
at ESQ =. NJ. Male members Wilt
meet at the Odd Fellows Hall and
march to the Church. Members go
ing TO the Han, Will take the Main
street car, get off at Nicholson and
Lester streets. The Niaduct car will
take You to the Church.
Rev. Nelson Brown Will preach the
Anniversary Sermon. Address hy
Hon. a. W. Holmes, Supreme Master.
The Ideal Choir will render music.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
y. and II. College Summer School
and Soldiers Have Social.

Friday marked thc close OF the first
week OF The \. AMI r. College Sum
mcr school at w:!irh time 4 special
was he'd il the college ChGpcl he
tween the soldiers of the Army Train
ing Camp and the Su:Imcr School stu
dents. \ number of rccitations and
musical numbers both by the soldiers
and the summer school students made
up the program which was held from
7:30 to $50.
II is planned to have a number Of
these socials in order to make tho
soldiers feel as much al home as pos
siblc Sunday afternoon at 800 o'clock
the summer school students and the
a. and II. College Army Training
School were addressed by Mr.. G. RI.
ireland President of tho Odcll HarA
ware Company one OF the largest in
the South.
The soldiers in the training camp
and the summer school students make
the A. and II. campus probably tho
most lively place in the State this
summer.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

Parker Elicit unveiled the shaft and
li"v. Il H""chrr Taylor offered a
I"rN"nt pryNrr.
The folluwiu% are the committees:
Committee ou Monument. \. l.. Wool.
IolE. chairman. j. L. Hallard. Quinn
~1"lton, John Wilson, Committee
on Program. Robert Gray. chairman:
David Coles. Martha Laws. Mary T..
Johnson. Enola Hurley. Committee
on invitations. Deacon Henry Roh:n-
son. chairman: Deacon !. y. Myers.
lizIi" trNm"&. John Wilson. Ger.
trud" Davis, Daisy Strau&. Deacon
Iohn Wilson. Deacon Charles Branch
Willie Martin, Lizzie Martin. MARY
Winston, Mr.. Carpenter. Commiltc"
on souvenirs, y. W. i}oulGiu. chair
man; John J.. Ballard. Sarah GiIr&.
Mary Thomas. Ernest Davis. Conn
mittc" on Decoration. Annie Reid.
chairman: l.i2zic East. Maggie Hazel.
Helen Gray. John Winston, NJ. J..
f"yion, lUcy Elliott. Ada Dalncy.
Harvey Sluriork. \. ". "arham.
chairman: y. l.. WoolCoii. secretary .
N"N. Il. Y. rry!on. ~. -. Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
RICHMOND ELNS CONTRIRl'TE

Washington. July S.-Thc first con
tr'hution received here 10y the Nation
III totorcd Soldiers Comfort Commit.
tee from Richmond was received last
week being Il five dollar contribution
from Williams Lodge No. II Colorcd
hikS. Many fratcrnal lodges through
"ut inc country among the *. of P'S.
ood fclloWS. MaS"nS and ElkS have
sent on contributions but Williams
Lodge WAS the iirSt to send contribu
'"n from richmond. The Venom Lit
erary and Social Club of Norfolk. Va
also sent on contribution last week
amounting % $5G.92.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

e. iH:tar'.!or AliirliTl '7.Hak~.
M"r,tn#yIllr. Va. dr'y n.-l;ranJ
th1nr"llor Iotm Ni;ch~ll. Jr. arrived
arrc yesterday morning via Danyillc
"nd Western Il. L. He wa& met hy
sir i. Thomas lIoylC. who had sue
rr"dcd in or&ani2in" n club for n
lodge OF knights of lythias n Field
ale, Just fix" miles from here Mr.
liirh"ll Was domicilcd with MIR
lIoylr.
II" spoke here last night mt the
.ij"h Street Baptist Church 10 Il largr
"Gdi"ncc cf both white ana colorcd.
lie Was introduced by Deputy Grand
, chancellor w. B. T.. Crowcn. OF
ltcanokr. Nrv. c. +. Watkins Of
tered prayer. Sir l.. +. Flood was
ma$tc" OF ceremonies. Mr.. Mitchell
WAS rar3r"usly appl>udrd and tn"
"hit" Visitors came forward ana
2ra%pcd his hand. II" left al once
Wil Il Il crowd OF rythians for Ficldalr
and the lodge was organized
The initiation was heartily on.
-, ed hy tn" visitors and many Of the
candidates were happy too over the
humorS Of the situation. The fol
lowing officers were installed:
Chancellor Commander, John
Glenn; Nicc-Chanccllor. Battle Lewis:
Master of Work, Fred Harris: Keep
or OF Records and Seal. LuciuS W.
stephens: Master OF Finance, George
W. Finncy: Prclatc, Rev. S. s.
Hughes: Master Of EXchcuucr, vii
liam Rcdd. ST.; Inner Guard. William
, Rcdd, .Ir. Outer Guard, Lee HUFF:
, Trustees, j. ID. Jones, l.. T.. Woods.
J. II. POWELL
Those knights who assisted were
SirS: l.. +. Flood. Henry Simons,
Frank Harper, Peter Drcwry, Harri-
, son lIairston, Wylcy Drcwry, John
Brown, j. Il. staples, Patrick Smith.
w. +. lIairston, G. G.. Hairston. Frank
billiard, W. l.. Young, l., ID. Draper.
, Eugene 1Iairston, John Matthews,
! Fred llairSton, j. Thomas lloylc. Ro-
, bert Draper.
hountcouS rcpaSt was spread in
the boarding house in the neigh hbor-
hood and all heartily enjoyed them
selves. Deputy c. G.. HairStOn as
, sisted Sir lloyle. Grand Chancellor
Mitchell spoke and expressed his de-
light over the organizing OF the lodge
| in this new field. He praised Sir
! lloylc for his work.
The party left early this morning,
at about 2 o'clock for Martinsvillc
and from here Sir Mitchell left at
| about o clock a. M. for Danville.
from which point he would return
home
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

IDEALS HOLD SMITH
iNNINERSARY IN NEWPORT
NEWS, Va.


Sunday. Juno 50. had boon looked
forward to with great interest by the
Ideals OF this city. and they were not
disappointed. Tho day was bright
and clear. and rs carly as six o'clock
=. NJ. the members were vending
,h"lr way to the Tahorian Hall. Su-
prem" Master \. W. Holmes arrived
III tn" city ut $40 =. NJ. and was
met a, tn" station by Il committee
hrad"1 ny Mr.. John Weaver an"
taken to the home OF Mr.. and NJ.
w. ~. 1cnklnS, ~" Eighteenth
Str""'. Wh"r" ne rested until seven
''o'k' tn'n n" was taken TO tn"
'""E' nah'I nan TO inspect IN" New
,''' 'E'"# t'S'rl'' "l INC Naiional
i"'"' h'ho"' society," winch had as
'Hi"i'" '.'F'.
fpIIP'l\ ~ 80" 'h'"l Marshal,
w. '.''h weaver ahd ms &,I"hdld
',"'' .''. h'hf'f 'aSk"rEiii". with
:,'''Fi'N =" o'"$ ior1h"d Tn" l"n@
~" VI "'TF" "hirh moved d"Ah
Na''~'h 3N'nH" I" champion avenue.
r""n''rn"rrhih& to md street. anl
"'u" -"HI ~ ''u"r$nh @N"nH".
~, ,.,'''' : ~ ~ FH'' hlp,'" hurrh.
"' n."iH""" ''r"'N"n h"ariN con
'"''' '",H "' tue way ~ Whlrh
y"fN h'H"l. re 'F""o ana hAd tn"
','H III '"''' S'"'S IN "l&hi
'i''N'
>, VIZ ""H'n," oI pl$'rlri prhu'\
- '>$','' MRS. ''"Sa Ih''hl-"n.
,"p' ','' ", '"" LECTURER pr'*l1"i.
''',, V" n' rosy rum "'r" 'n' pas
:, ~, - tu'h"'F%oA' -. m.
wv ''"",,' ''p"'r'N' N'N' rai'i#
\''i'"Ir' ,,',' '"' ''S' Hui'r"1a" Mas
,'' ~ W, hn''l''S' "'"'' ''l'ul\ MIS-.
''''' 4 /" tones -'onN" IN" foH-
,."'n were NS%"rla'" Deputy Mrs. Lii
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

We respectfully desire To make this
simple statement in announcing the
purchase of 90 Clay street which,
alter the contemplated repairs and
equipment have been installed will
bccomc the permanent headquarters
of the Spartan Literary and Athletic
Association. In thus seeking to in
crease The efficiency of this organiza-
tion as social agency in this COM
mI"ity We are actuatcd by but one
controlling motive and that is to be
able to serve with others wherever
services are needed. With This idea
ever uppcrmoSt in our minds we shall
a$SiduouSiy strive to cooperate with
other agencies and to refrain from
duplication i'm any line OF cndcayor.
If at any time during the past VIC
have apparently wandered into the
by paths OF inconsistency and lost
sight of the great purpose TO which
we owe our existence, we have not
journcycd thithcr with contempt for
any prevailing opinions but because
the cXigcncics of thc hour Permitted
Of no other alternative. We are. there
fore pausing upon this the very thres
held Of greater possibilities to express
our gratitude for the generous sup
port which has attended our efforts
in the past and to submit the future
of this organization to the sympathct
ic consideration OF a progressive and
intelligent citizcnry. We also desire
to publicly thank Mr. S. w. Robin
son, Jr., who engineered the tranSac
tion and Attorney James r.. Carter
whose aStuto mind provided this as
sociation with evory conceivable legal
safeguard.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
FULTON NOTES.
Rev. William Harris Resigns.

We announc" TO tn" public that
t&nation as pastor of tho Mi. Calvary
baptist Church III oar last business
meeting. which resignation was ac-
r"ptcd. Th"r"ior" ln' is no longer
pastor. Ne cam" to Ms as a gentle
man and LETT he same.
Sunday. July ;. we had real
pl'd July 4,h. at TN" residence OF
her daughter. Mrs. jamrS Davis. 81 !"
Nicholson street. Fulton. Mrs. Phyllis
sweet. hv" daughters, Mrs. FranccS
H""r' 'art"r. Mrs. l'ron"tta sweet
ii'nd'rSon, Mrs. tierhrnia sweet
sweet PETERSON ana Mrs. Maria Sweet
'o'eS' o. New forN' "h" SISTER. MrS.
''n'' hooN'F' l"'hlE''hf'N HrafId
'hI"fth' wv" &fra' Er3hdrhiidr"n
ana Il hoSl "i T'ia'lNrS ana lrl"ndS 10
mourn 'o'lr loss. TN" funeral look
from M' a'VarN baptlSt 'hurch
N'E. ~ '"h''S preached Il SYN
P",H'll' sermon,
i"f""IE attended last sunday.
The anniversary sermon of tho Su.
uuri0r I.0d.o. No -. National 1dral
HrurTt SCcicty WAS rrc,rhrI hy R,v
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
\ BEA CTIFUL SITE.

The committees Of the Sixth MOUNT
Zion Baptist Church have been com
mcndcd for the thoroughncSs OF their
work and many people have been out
to see the final resting place Of this
DISTINGUISHED Biblical scholar. \
large wreath is suspended from the
granite shaft and flowers, growing in
prOfusion on the grave add to the
beauty OF the scene. a base has been
left. for the marble figure OF Re-
cording Angel. 1t may he we'll to
state that before the exercises com.
menccd Sisters Anna Reed and Mrs.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
DR.. Binga Surprised.

DR.. \. Binga Jr., was pleasantly
surprised last week when he received
from his Deacon Board a handsome
watch charm and number of other
useful articles as token Of respect
and appreciation in honor OF his birth
day July 3rd.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
WANTS TO GET UP.

IT was aSccrtaincd that he had
suffered slight stroke of Paralysis
his left side being affected. He iokcd
With his attendants. He has since
steadily improved and he is now abl"
to move his leg which previously had
been out Of commission In his room
at his residence, 2O2 East Leigh
street he is being attended by two
trained nurses. although he insists
upon getting up and going about.
The doctor will not permit this, how
ever
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

Mrs. S. Walthour has returned
to her home in Philadelphia, Pa, after
a brief visit to her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Seldom OF this city.
Mrs. M. Alice Jones Butler, for
merly OF this city, but now OF Cam
den, n. J. Is visiting her uncle, Mr..
Petor II. Jones. 1917 Taylor street.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
REV. DIR. LEWIS pARALNXED.

He proceeded to deliver an address
however and near the conclusion. il
was seen that he was failing. Per-
sons near TO him :;raSpcd him as he
slowly sank down and he was carried
inside of the house. Or. r. T.. Jones
ministcrcd to him and the exercises
proceeded. Rev. S. u. Robinson de-
livcrcd an eloquent address, after
which bcncdiction was announced.
Rev. DR.. Lewis wanted TO run his
own car home but it was seen that
his condition would not permit him
so to do. He was carried home,
though, in his own car.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
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of this truly wonderful song Also
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Richmond planet., 1918-07-13
Card OF Thanks.

TO the dear friends, who so kindly
remembered me in any way during
my recent illness, please accept my
heartfelt thanks and highest apprc-
citation.
Sincerely yours,
GEORGIE A. PRICE
Richmond planet., 1918-07-13

Miss Della Bundy, cf OccuDacia,
Va, is spending Q few weeks vacation
in our city. She is the guest OF Miss
Irma Davis, 1913 T.. Clay Street.