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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-02-21
Silver Mine Property to be in Action
Again Soon.
Fredcricktoun Dcmocra..News

News from Mr.. Henry Knox OF
New York this week reveals the fact
that the tungsten mine at Silver Mine
IL to be reopened In the near future,
possibly within q month or elk weeks,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-02-21
Days of Week.

NorE. The precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow, and
In recorded in inches and hundredths.
Ten inches OF nov equal one inch Of
rain. ct" indicates trace OF precip'-
tation. w. II. DELANo, Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-02-21
Weather Report.

meteorological Report Of Coopera-
tive Observer at lronton, Iron County
Mo-, for the week ending Tuesday,
February IL, 1918.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
ATTRACTIVE HOME BARCA1N

RICHMOND HILL HOUSES
- 500 TO $4,000 ON EASY TERMS.
EDEEWokTH SMITH. West 34th St. n Y {
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
Arrest in Express Robbery
Police Say 19-Year-Old Pris-
oner Has Confessed

NEW HAVEN, July e-Solomon
Kunet, nineteen, employed by the
Adams Express Company here. ar
rested on an idleness charge and to-
day held in heavy bonds for a hear
ing, is said by the police to have CON
fessed that he made possible the steal.
ing of pouch which contained $685.
ooo IN bonds and $1,000 cash on the
night Of June 20.
kunet says he planned robbery
last winter, but as four men usually
were in the security room at the same
tune, ne could not carry it out. He
left the company, worked elsewhere
and recently returned. He explains,
according to the police, that he handed
pouch out of window at the ex-
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
Boy Killed at a Fire
Four-Year-Old Run Over by
Motor Tender

Bewildered in q crowd at small fire
in a store at 106th Street and First
Avenue yesterday, Samuel Chirco, four
years old, stepped off the curb into
First Avenue. As he did so, the motor
tender Of Engine 81, heavy as lumber
ing. steamer. came down the avenue.
Before Cornelius Brown, the driver
could swerve the cumbersome vehicle,
1t had run over and killed the boy.
Brown was so overcome that he re-
quired medical attention. The boy was
son of Thomas Chirco, a grocer, of
339 East 106th Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

'1o, * WEST-Bacheor apartment. beautifully
furnished: cool; would rent or share with ' NY
Spolsoie party. Hansen. Columbus 24s4
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

18TH ST. l22 WEsT.--Attracuve rooms fne pri
yatc house: desirable nelghborhood Proctor
Schuyler 0694.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

press Office to three confederates from
New York City, he having had knowl-
edge beforehand that this pouch had
securities in it.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
NEW JERSEY

az ro N J.. 20 minutes from Jersey cttv
terms ~ s, mouse bath: plot 4O1l25: price s. 7S6
CortianS,s soi tz Room 7l5 s5 Broadway telephone
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

csarToN oN-JoHNSON-On Thursday evcn-
;nS. July 4. 1918. at All Saints Church.
Ravside. Long Island. by the Rev. Charles
4 Brown. Helen johnson. daughter Of
Mrs, William II. Minis, jr.. to Captain
nsyid r. Grafton. u. S. A. son Of Mr..
George r. Grafton, OF Pittsburgh. Penn. :
vAcy-LENHART-- Oliver Carter Macy.
son Of George H. and Mrs. Macy. % River
sSs Drive. and Miss Ann Lenhart, daugh-
,s- Of Mr. and Mrs. William l.. Lenhart.
Yonkers, n. Y, at Englewood. N. j.. July
5, 1918.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
NEW JERSEY
FURNISHED HOUSES To IET

BALDWiNS: l.. I.-Residence OF the late senate
Jorh h foH TO rent furnished for season. IL rooms
THE EQyITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee
81 Wall Street, New York
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
IMPORTANT

,rth Engagement. Marriage, Death
In Memoriam Notices may be
,eiephoned to The Tribune any time
:. 10 midnight FOR insertion In the
.sx, days paper. Just call
Beekman 5000
~end the notice az you wish X In.
.sd Bill for same Will be mailed to
,.,u later. The notice will reach over
100 600 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

BUNCH OF KEYS ring. with police whistle and
brass tag Finder please notify +. W. BROCK.
Beekman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
OLD GOLD AND SILVER

WORN OUT GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT ny
n. LONCMAN'S SONS. Gold and Silver Renne,s
IA John at. ~
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

FIVE ACRES GOOD POTATO. VEGETABLE
fruit and poultry land tnly $50 per acre; terms
TO suit buyer. W. Fl. sPANGLER. Barnegat N j.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
MASSACHUSETTS,

HEART OF THE BERKsuIRrs y,,sn
mons5 rent furnished sso ~,
elevation: fe1ms eIsS 10 acres mile from village. hish
81 poo elepnone; pure water; privilege hurinr
s o0o make fortune raising small frnit viaiGs
this veaT h. acre quick returns STRAWBERRIES set
Box 23-Y. Hinsdale. Mass w. nooiNSoN, p. o.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

4IIH SO WEsT-Large, airy rooms. running water
ltors accommodated. ~ '
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

RARE OPPORTUNITY
For Sale.-Small manufacturing companv ,p
Brooklyn. fully equipped and in operation includ i.
ing patents and Inventions: price $1,000 For ap.
Lexington ave. Brooklyn wv
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
BUSINESS CHANCES

BORG Buys Diamonds. old Gold Silver Plat
mum. Antiques and Pawn Tickets l46 W 2ad st
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

CRANF 0R0.New houses. 81 500 to So. 600 your own
terms. Droescher 19 Warren St, n. Y or Crawford
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

74If; l5s WEST-Large handsomely flrn,hed
back paror: kitchenette; bath. S4e7 Columbus
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Will sell at public auction all the real
estate and personal property Of the late
John Henrtckson, No. Highland Gardens.
Madison. n. J.. on Wednesday, July 10th.
The above consists OF an 11-room house, all
improvements; fve building lots. ALI beau
tifully situated: also all the furniture.
which is Of high quality. All to be sold
without limit or reserve The house is a
beautiful dwelling and in perfect repair.
Auctioneer. Phone 1893, Morristown. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

8-ROOM HOUSE. ROSEI4LE. n. J.. 81. 600: PLOT
50x200; all improvements. Address City Hall
Station Box l99.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

iNo isoOMS and bath. atractivcly furnished also
single room with bath: moderate price: private
"a p1S sath ST.. near Riverside. Telephone Schuy
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

ROOMS. Sc to sla. soma with bath: electric els
vator; references exchanged atmos phere of clt,r.
and refinement 2A West 72d ST. '
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

FOR RENT.-FURNiSHED 7-ROOM HOUSE; $50
month: summer or longer, conveniences easy
communication. PACKARD. A Courier Place. Ruth
erford, ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

HAVING NEWLY FURNISHED American oaseme4,t
hoGse beautiful largo front room on second door
last optional IS Per week; every convenience. 25s
West l05th st. ~
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

SMALL ROOM artistically furnished at S35O:
irs, ifn class class apartment: Mornngsde Drive Box
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
DIAMONDS
GRANDS AND UPRIGHTs

AT ERCKs. % West 2oth.-For sale. used stenway
other well known makes for sale and rent ''"'''
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
FURNISHED ROOMS
WEST SIDE

CENTRAL PARK WEST topposite esth st en-
trance to Park Very attractive room newly fur
nlshcd all convenences: for gentleman. Colum-
bus 9l94. ~
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
CONNECTICUT.

f9R Pa5t KEET,-oN IT, THE WATERFRONT AT B1Acr
II. sCOvHLE. 20 MAIN =, roomy cottage. W.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
FURNISHED ROOMS
INVESTIGATED
by the
Bureau of Boarding Houses

ii West 81 ST.
Inese rooms are especially recommended
@s 20 both physios1 and moral cleanliness
Don't invite unp,easantness by
gong to strange, unindorsed
piaces-fhcse rooms arc known TO
be aA represented.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

pEptooM. with private bath In Riverside apart
iee OF couple; $40. Phone Morningsde l4l4
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
Knitting Is Found

Weird memories of an excursion
crowd were seen on every hand Knit
ting. which had engaged the attention
Of some industrious matron before the
crash, was found floating between the
decks OF the boat; The needles hung
loose in the wool of the sweater Of
khaki yarn which she had started.
Shoes. hats dancing n,lrnns swentara
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

S'IH ST. 6 WEST.-Most attractive private house.
used In winter as exclusive home for students.
Will bc kept open through the summer for students
or others; rooms single double en- suite practices
permitted: references.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07
FURNISHED APARTMENTS ro nr

'zD. ~ VEST Reasonable rate ohtainabe for tvo-
rnoI' ana bath apartment unfurnishcd and ~,
.nshed; the acme OF slnartness reanement ,u, and
msns az ,nansso ans as oI, nine windows in apart
Inc hoyalton Hotel. Columbus 794l ''''eS'
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

V5TH, 3l9 WEST.-Four room furnished apar,men,
side 5S77-W "o 'iofning-
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

s2D ST. 107 WEST--Large front and alcoye room
also medium room: homeke. refined: privileges
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

SID log WEST Front room and front bedroom :
suitable two: ali conveniences. koenig
New-York tribune., 1918-07-07

SolH. $50 VEST apartment 23) $50. seren
- rooms. roo wonderful bargain; must subet at once
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10
IN M.l,NiDRI.lNl.

In fopd remembrance uf our dear
III her, Edward Carter, who died at
HIS home on New North Road. Gin;cr
!~rk. Richmond. Va. August 7 1917:
MS HE Was so pure that the re
mrmbranco OF him seems Ike yrstcr-
DAY. On, such Il happy remembrance
nl one whose motto WAS, "Do unto all
mankind as YOU wish 10 he done by"
ana Love Your neighhCr rs YOURSELF"
ThoSe ar" some OF his last words 10 us
rs our guide And above all. he said.
Meet me in Heaven" We are striv-
ing by the power of the Holy Spirit
for that same glorious end
NELSON and MARY CARTER
Son and Dau%htcr-in-law
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10

Coworkcrs OF the Y. NJ. G. \.
Board OF Directors OF the Southern
Aid Society.
Grand Lodge X. Of P Of Virginia
The procession proceeded to Wood
land Cemetery led by members Of the
Brigade Staff, the Uniform Rank,
Knights OF Pythias, Pythian Cadets
Eureka Con. .pany No. and Planet
Company No. s. The ridcrlcSS horse
was feature, for with boots reversed
and with saddle and blanket. led by
an orderly, it made most impressive
scene.
At the grave assembled the Masons.
Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias,
Courts of Calanthe, and the other or
ganiZations of which Colonel Crump
was member. Tho floral designs
were numerous and costly. Thus
ended the career of one of the most
brilliant men the State has produced.
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10

Il most eloquent and pathetic sermon
from the text, "'ro live is Christ: to
die is gain" He related in a most
sympa1hct manner his relationship
to the deceased and he drew cOnSo-
lation from the Scriptures in the fact
that Col. Crump had run we'll the
race that had been set before him.
Although Il young man, he declared
that he had done about ninety years
Of service. lie made many telling
references and deeply impressed his
hearers about the uncertainty OF life.
Al the conclusion. Rev. William III.
Stokes. ph. D.. pastor of the lIbcncZ-
or Baptist Church, by special request
Of Col Crump's mother was invited to
speak. He made II most unique ad-
dress. Remarking that the text would
be capable of dcducing thcrcfrom
many sermons, he proceeded to dis
cusS the same text used by Rev. DR.
White. To the complete satisfaction Of
all present. Mr.. Joseph Matthews,
leader Of the Fifth Street Baptist
Church Choir sang a soulstirring
melody. Solos were rendered by
Mcssrs. Delaware Garter and G.. e.
Harris.
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10

Thomas NJ. Crump, Sccrctary-Man-
aEcr, Southern Aid Society. Grand
Nccpr Of Records and Seal Of the
Grand Lodge. knights OF pythiaS OF
Virginia, n. A., S. A., l.. 4. & A. died
Saturday. August 3, 1918, ESQ a.
m. at the residence OF his sister,
Mrs. Mamie G. DickCrSon. He had
been sick for several weeks and UNI
der the treatment Of his personal
friend. DR. T.. II. jefferson had been
able TO walk about and supcrintcnd
his Official duties.
II" was 80 much improved that he
dccmd it advisable to 20 away and
rCcupcratc. The change of air t!id
not yield tho expected results and hc
weakened gradually and took to his
bod. His condition became alarmiu"
ana Or. Scott was callcd in to pre-
scribe for him. He grew steadily
worse until commissions ot an hours
duration set in. The end came dur
ing that week ana he passed peace
fully away. Funeral Director, \. d.
Price Was notified at once.
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10
y. ". &. \. NOTES

Our vcSpcr services are growing
both in interest and Attendance.
Through the efforts Of Mrs. NJ. T..
Davis We have been able to secure
Mr.. O. G.. Brown as speaker for Sun
day, August l1th. The Barrett
Brothers will furnish us with piano,
violin and cornct music on this oc-
caSion. We hope to see all Of our
friends present Services begin
promptly at six ANA close at seven
p. III.
\ Crazyola Victrola Concert will
be given by the O-Chccr Girls, Mon
day. August eth at the Y. w. G. \.
40 \. Fifht street. PrograW begins
at $50 p. m.
Thc Girls Industrial Club gave a
club supper at the y. W. G. a., Thurs
day evening, August 1St. An excel
lent program was given and pleas
ant evening was spent by the twenty
five young people.
Watch out for the next girls day
ycspcr service That Of last Sunday
was Il JOY TO all.
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10


Mr.. THOMAS NJ. Crump, Secretary
Manager Of Southern Aid Society Of
Virginia., Inc. was born Feb. II,
! lH69, in this city; was educated in
! the public. schools Of his native city.
| Ii" began lis public career rs black
| Smith in Ia" carriage and wagon
shop Of Mr.. y. -. Price, later 4 porter
for the SINGER Manufacturing Co. In
March, 1891. he entered the services
, at I'll" fearless John Mitchell, Jr. at
the Richmond Planet Onicc, $ll T..
Broad street. From March, 1891 10
Juno, 1899, nc served Mr. Mitchell
faithfully a" collector clerk, book
Nropcr aM' the Inst live years ri this
period Il" assistant manager. During
which period his "mnlnNcr nj no tim"
ever h"Sltat"d i" leave his "ntir"
plant and business in his charge. In
May lN2, ~ Suffolk Va. !" WaS
elected rand N'">"r 81 Records "na
Seal ot tn" Grand Lodge OF Virginia.
knt&ht# "t lF,hi2S. which position
h" hrld until his death. II" pro
l%Srd r"N%lon IN lNN9 and joined
i-hrn"rE BAPTIST church.
IN May. '>?9. II" WAS elected Soc
r"tarN-Nana""r of Southern Aid So
H"''"I 'Hho ~ N'9 Wnlch Position
ne n!l'd ul''il ms dca'h. tie was
/, 'h"'l"''F "l S'roh" Faiti"t rhurrh
'A''r ana '"'lh"'!'u Win many "i
''' '"''Ih"' a'd h'"'N"''n' i!lS'l,
'''i"''9' re WIS ""'''HSiuI ill'hh
hh'N'r an" h"lu"r' was nroad-%uaS-
ca "!'c"-.c"''t! anu irl"hdiH. EVERY
""' I""i'" III hlln " pcrNollaI lrlchu
, = - +
'H' ""IN M"S WIN No"' n'Fn Ana so
'l''E ol NrGlhia' me. haElh2 hc"n
III us a''l'c h'haScmcht Tor "lSh-
Teen years ana W'hcSScu l'$ great
p'""l'HS illaoc curing MS manage
hlch'
DURING i?l ms health began 10
slVr way ana ms lrl"ndS ho'lred inns
WIN some deSrcc Oh aiarhh. In May
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10
NATIONAL MEDICAL iSSO(IA- l.
TION, AUG. 80, oS, %, 1913

The twentieth annual session of
the National Medical Association
will bc held in Richmond, August
81, o% %. 1918. Tho officers OF the
National Association and the Rich
mond Medical Society arc cndcavor-
ing to mako this session the best in
the history OF the organization. n
program OF unusual interest embrace
in" important SUBJECTS in medicine,
surEcory. dentistry and pharmacy,
has boon arranged: surgical clinics
will he hclG III Rjchmoud Hospital:
medical clinics win hc held in con-
junction with the regular program;
motion picture clinics will be held
in rrac.ical dentistry; pharmaceutical
trr'l CnS;rn ions have been arranged.
Scientific sessions viii hc held at
Virginia. Inion University. Ample
accommodations and r"crcations tca-
ture& have hccu provided. Facilities
fer storage and care Of cars will he
ample and convenient
Tuesday. 21th, at First Baptist
Church. 1ith and Broad streets.
Opening pubic meeting ut $50. Nd
;irr>;Sr., OF Welcome.
"Wednesday morning, auto sight,
seeing trip. ! to ., ny Citizens Com
mittrc: Lawyer II. llcWin, chairman.
" rdnr~uuy aUrrnoun, Garden par
tv on lawn OF NHrt%horn M"moriA!
Gollrgc by the Ladies' .\uNiliary Conn
mittcr. Mrs. NJ. T.. Carter, chairman.
"Wednesday. >:3" y. M, true Re
formers Hall. lectures hy Or. Roman
and Mr.. T.. X. Jones.
Thursday evening the session
closes with a reception at the Blues
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10
ARRANGEM E'NT| FOR THE
FUNERAL

lie in turn communicated with
Grand Chancellor. John Mitchell. )r.,
who communicated with Mrs. vlo-
mas ". Crump and the mother OF the
deceased. MI arruuGCmnctS were
placed in the hands Of Grand Nnah-
crllor Mitchell. Mr.. Robert +. Dick-
rr%on, hrothcr-in-law OF Col. 7. VI.
Crump. Funeral Director \ G. Ma
hr"y, Of Stnuntnn. represented Fun
rral Director \ ID. Price oi this city.
who had charge OF the remains. Mr..
Price left nj y. M. with the ca$llrt
and II - O'Clock Sunday morning
took the train for this city. MIR. and
Mrs. DickcrSuu accompanied the re
mains here.
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10


ljr. T. J.. Jones and Or. 4. T.. Allen
t.S.'' "'''h*oh mas !"nr"cd
Wa. "''' Hl'luiA& tucH weeks in
.','' III S'''' - =
,,,,,,, '.,'",' u. N'hS, "l HoNtn Rich'
,|''" ~ ''' '''F t"&' week Tor Phil
:"
Mr.. CANT.
nritn y, a. h hro"h had been
S"' l" improving.
Nh. r n ,,,,
h,',,ro "i 'oVlhSton' Va,
H. ,,,>, ~. ~. :, ->'h",e l. rainier was
r,,,,, nr, wy '''" WEEK. attending tho
',''',.'. 80 ~ "'oI'oi hoinaS NJ Crump.
W. -. ""Ss,c brown arrived in the
.';i, '''N wee" from 'ccSh"rG, Va. and
"' 't"N' l"r railing. n. Y. next
".cN I" Spchd the remainder oi the
'"'''''ier'
WIS. iattic NJ. Reid and her sister
MISS Nary" \. G"odc have returned
como after spending two wonl,s ~
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10
VISITORS RESPONDED.

Resolutions were called for and
handed TO Chairman John n. Taylor
of the committee of arrangements.
Then the visiting Knights from all
over the State we're invited to stand,
announce their names and take their
seats. Those who registered as being
present were William Ellis. d. ID. G..
c.. Staunton. Va. !; G. II. Miller, Gov
ington. Va; j. l.. Royal, ID. ID. G. c.
Blackstone, Va; W. B. r. CrOwcll,
ID. ID. G. c.. Roanoke. Va; ~. J.
Pree. Grand Vice Chancellor. Newport
News, Va; d. G. Johnson, d. d. G..
c., Pocahontas. Va; A. C. Mabrey,
ID. G.. c.. Staunton, Va; e. ID.
Bland, d. d. G. c., Prince George;
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10
". 1. 4. {. P. WARS ON
LYIvCHING AUD MOB
VI()L.ENCE:

The National Association for the
Advancement: of Colorcd People thru
its Secretary. John Il. Shillady of New
York. announces that the names oi two
ring-lradcrS and fifteen other partici-
pants in one of the mohS when
lynchcd The first two of the eleven
victims of the five days lynching orgy
which took place in Brooks and
Lowndcs Counties. Georgia, from May
II to May % were put before Govern
or Hugh NJ Dorsey, OF Georgia. in
person by Wal or T.. White. Assistant
Secretary Of the Association, who
CONTINUED on Third pagc.)
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10

There was quite an enjoyable sun
day spent on August 18th. when Mr..
and Mrs Howard poindcXtcr. in com
pany with their cousins. Mr. and Mrs.
N. H. Smith and little Edna Earle
motOrcd to Manakin, Va. to the Dover
Mines Church to the big meeting. The
"trip was especially interesting to Mr..
and Mrs. PoindcXtcr owing to their
first experience at such a meeting. \
special dinner was served at The homo
OF Mr. and Mrs. Sncad. members Of
the above named church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard PoindeXtcr
have been royalty entertained in the
homes of Mrs. Carrie Page on North
Third street. Mrs. Hattie Johns. Of
Leigh street and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
PoindcXter in Baker street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard PoindcXtcr arc from
Belle Vernon. Pa
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10

\ committee from the Grand
Lodge, Knights of pIthiaS Of Nir-
%inia composed Of Grand Chancellor
John Mitchell, Jr., Mr.. John r. Tay-
lor and DR.. T.. Il. Jefferson met the
remains Sunday morning at sis.
Mr.. Taylor gave the use OF his tour
ing car for the purpose. The remains
were conveyed to Prices undertaking
rooms and prepared. After which
they were carried to Col. Crumps
residence. Ills Ross street. There
they remained until p. m. when
they were conveyed to the Pythian
Castle. which had been drapcd by
Mrs. Lucy Cross and her corps of
assistants. Miss NJ. l.. Chilr> ar
ranged for the profusion OF palms
which added much to the appearance
OF the parlors. where the body was to
lie in state until the time for the fun
cral
THE SCENE AT THE CASTLE
Hundreds of people throngcd the
Castle to view the remains 4 Pyth-
ian guard served night and day,
Watching over the remains. Notices
had hccn Scnt out from the Grand
Chanccllor'S Office and kilograms be-
gan to come in. Rev. Thomas IL.
White. Grand prclatc Of the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia. was in Pennsyl-
vania. The telegram was Forwarded
To him there from Clifton Forge. Va.
and he wired that he would he on
hand Monday night. Col. Crump was
ShrouGcd in the full dress uniform
OF Il Colonel Of the Uniform Rank,
Knights Of PythiaS.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES
The funeral took place Tuesday at
. p. m, from the pythian Castle.
The mournful cortcgc marched to
the Second Baptist church. where
Rev. Thomas II. White delivered the ,
funeral sermon. The church was
packed. Ministers thrOngcd the pull
pit and the surroundings. Music was
furnished by the EbcncZcr Baptist
church choir. The Scriptures were
read by Rev. W. r. johnson. ID. d..
pastor Of the First Baptist church.
Prayer was offered by Rev. \. $.
Thomas, ID. d.. pastor Of the Sharon
Baptist church. The hymn was lined
by Rev Scott G.. Burrcll. ID. d.. Gen
cral Secretary OF the colorcd Y. NJ.
&. \.
REV. DIR. WHITES SERMON |
Rev. r.. IT. White then delivered
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10

SMITlI-In sad bu' loving rc!NcE>-
br2ncc OF our dear mother. Mrs Mar
Garrttc Smith. who departed this life
August |, 1910:
Looking down from Heaven above
In search Of weary souls.
Ar Angel saw the one We loved,
Tired out with pain and woes
He Whispered, May | bring hcr home
To lie upon Thy loving breast?
For she is much too tired to roam
And needs her well deserved rest"
We are left without our mother,
Bui Jesus will guide us home:
We VIII live 10 meet each other
When the golden streets We roam.
BY her children,
WILLIAM a., AERAM I. and
Mrs. ELLEN SMITH WALKrK
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10
THE GAZETTE'S OPINION, TOO
cleveland, O.. Gazette

Editor John Mitchell. Jr, has
diagnosed" the Col. Charles Young
case perfectly. The Gazette has so
very often in recent months. made
clear the situation as regards the
colonel and the war department that
ii is unnecessary TO do so again at
this time.
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10
4 STATEMENT

Human hiSory is always at fault
because never complete. SO the pub
lie life Of an individual will be at
fault, for it will leave out many an
act of private bcncficcnce, many n
noble deed, many a great effort for
the good of others. These acts may
nave no record save in the books
kept by God himself.
Though the life Of our friend and
leader may teach the truth that
Richmond planet., 1918-08-10

DANDRlDGE.--In sad nut loving
memory Of our dear husband father
and ir.cnd. Winston cambridge, who
j"partcd this lille August S. 1917:
We grieve OF you wncn all is still.
May God with You abide.
Our hearts are filled viii sad regret
W" We're not with You when You died
His loving wife and daughter,
BETTE and CLAUDE DANDRIpGE.