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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21
CERMANsF|NED
War DIET IS /
GREAT REDUCER

AMSTERDAM. Sept. s.-(Corrs.
spOndencc Of the Associated Prsss)
War diet In Germany has accomplish.
ed greater reduction Of the corpu.
lency OF the average German than oil
the Marienbad cures. Russian baths
AID drastic courses Of exercise.
Obesity. writes Professor Albu. In
the Berlin Lokalanseigsr. has disap-
pearei TO an amasing degree. sspsci.
nliy In the urban centers. The disap-
pearance Of excessive flesh has been
more thoro than any medical treat.
ment could have effected. says the
professor.
The war diet he asserts. has been
an education and q cure for many
who had given up hope. Il has upset
medical progncstications that were
once regarded 40 ncontrovsrtibls.
Il have known people," says prof.
Aibu. who In two years time drop.
ned 90 and 100 pounds % that their
friends scarcely knew them. They
could almost cut up an old suit and
make two new cnes out Of the matsPi.
II. without having to bother about .
clothes card"
The writer then repeats the now
trite remark that we all eat too
much" and he adds that most corpul.
ent persons invoiuntarily reduced
their Girth without any injury 70
their health whatever. He smphasi.
,es the fact that this attenuation b
net due to under.nourishment alone.
4 very gre,t deal 10 due he says. to
unaccustomed bodily exerti0n and 20.
we're mental strain. Sorrow and vsxa.
tion. the thousand and one domestic
worries and troubles caused BY the
war tend to prevent the formation OF
flesh. People at homo are generally
more prone to giying away to mental
WORRY than the men In tho trenches.
obesity. hs adds. has In no
way been cured by the reduced war
dtet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
DRUGGIST 8AYO LADIES ARE
USING RECIPE or SAOB TEA
AND SULPHUR

Hair that l0ses its color and lustre.
or when II fades. turns gray. dun and
iifeless. 10 caused BY . lack Of sui.
phur 10 the hair. Our Grsudmothsrs
made up mixture Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur 70 keep her locks dark and
beautiful. and Thousands Of women
and men Who vaius that even color.
that beautiful dark shade Of hair
which d % attractive. uss Only this
old.tims recipe.
Nowadays W Get this famous mix.
ture. improved by the addition OF 9th.
er ingredients by asking q any drug
stors for . 6o-csat bottle Of "wysth's
Sass and Sulphur conpound." which
dsskens the hair % naturally. %
evenly. that nobody can possibly ten
Il bee bssa applied. You just damp.
On . sponge or soft brush With Il anG
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time. BY morn.
las the sray hair disappsars: but
what delights the ladies With wysth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound 10 that.
besides beautifully darksnins the
hair after . few applications Il also
brings back the gloss and lustre and
gives Il IN appearance OF abundance.
Wysth's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound b = delightful toilet requisite
to inpart color and . youthful ap-
pearancs to the hair. u 10 not IN.
tended for the cure. mitigation OF
prevention Of disease.-Aav.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21

~ the winoow q almost every
ticket Once n ths Land you WIN flsd
the Travelees' naane plats. This =
the company that lsads the world h
accident ard health insuraacs. sss
Chllcote. 0Ostf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21
At the neaters


william V. Mong. weli-known Tri.
angle character actor. recently tca-
tured In The Hopper" In the author
Of The Man who Woke Up." which
viii be shown nj the Temple Theatre
Sunday night, Mr.. Mong. himself.
Il seen In tho leading role ~ old.
picturesque Colonel Oxiesby Of OElcs.
burg. virginia.
The announcement that DOuglls
Fairbanks-hc Of tho smile. broad
and genial. was TO be secn In his lat.
ct pho,ocomedy Mr.. Fix-it." was
the lcdestone that attracted an I'M
mense audicnce At the star Theatre
yesterday. Mr.. Fairbanks admirers.
seemingly numberless ~ ths sands Of
The sen shore. Sere there In great
force. NJ was evidenced by the Taught
U and applause that greeted each
rcene OF TIE excellent picture that
served 10 admirinEly to display his
wonderful versatility m u screen star.
Those who are accustomed tn ses
Mr.. Fairbanks In chaps. with SOM
orero and the countless picturesque
sccoutrements Of the Western COW.
pancher, net forGettinG his trusty
sn shooters which he manipulates
with amasing dexterity. saw him for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21
DICTIONARY OF RlsCORDs

Secure your COPY Of the Victor Rec.
ord Book at Shepherds, next door to
post once. 2l.4t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21

the Hrst time In many months IN
evening dress which made the plcturo
according 10 the Fairbanks yjew "n
costume piece" But Mr., raIrbank,
IL m much nt home In u Tuxedo "a h,
Is IN cowboys romantic costume.
ANA hts perennial grin and athletic
STUNTS nre ns much In vogue IN ever
!" th'S enjoyable comedy picture.
. . .
You n" always aitIsfIcd and
"'""""h by n drnmn depicting tho
spiritual awakening OF n man nnd n
"cmnn. nnd tho ripenlng OF a fun
true love. Then. by oil means. be
pnre to acc Ghosts OF Yestcrday." >"
tho thrilling Select Star Series photo
NAV, feoturing Norma Tnlmadge, who
VIII npnc"r NJ the Star Thentrc Sun.
day nnd Monday.
~ Ruth Grahnmc. the dove of
renco. ana later m Jeanne In Fle ,r.
thc bird of Paradise. Mios Tn,mndve
"'Sh'nvs her high artistry In this
dnni role. Gorpcously produced and
S""crbly acted by an ail-stnr cast,
Ghosts Of Yesterday" depicts tho
sp'r'tnnl grcwth OF n caberct singer,
the queen ~ the Ral Tnbnrin. from n
w"nton Into II loving woman with u
h''rt OF trre gold. The Artist. How
nrd Morsion. feels 1t first that no one
ran replRce his late wlfe-for Ruth
'rnhnmc had rescued him from the
suicide with which he was about 70
rf"wn lifc of dlssipnticn--but later
10 recognizes tho change which had
been wrought In Jeanne and learnH
!" love her, NJ she docs him. with
tho love which passeth all under. ,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21

Lsss delay when you fill at Kla.
"ath Service station. Sixth end Kis.
0ath. set
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21

Iewis al wool unlon suits ae
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21

You're safe u yoa have y standard
fire policy IN . standasd company
from TIE CAilcots agency. sou
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-21

An styles h Army Rhoea at
ll-tf X. X. X. STORE.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
y. ". @. 4. NOTES.

The Phyllis Whcatlcy Branch Y. w
G. \. Is charging It's borders and
its work. At a recent membership
meeting It. was decided to open the
following classes-First Aid to the
Injured; Red Cross Unit; Crochet
Glass; Cooking Glass and Bible Glass.
The lists arc now open for enrolment
in all these classes.
Watch next weeks issue for pro-
gram OF our fall membership drive
and conference OF local leaders to bo
put on tho lask week in this month.
1.-THE progress rho Young Womcn's
Christian Association Has Made in
Fifty Years" will be the subject OF an
address to bo given at Vespor services
Sunday, September Is, by Mrs. Maize
Mosselle Griffin OF Philadelphia Pa.
Miss e. f. Taylor OF Hartford
Conn, who has charge Of our girls
club work is making the evenings 1.-Two
ly and interesting for tho young pco.
plo.
Miss Lotto Frasior, who has had
charge OF our girls club work is leav
Ing this week for Atlanta. Ga, where
sho will teach tho young folks how
to play.
Miss Viola Gray Is leaving this
week for Camp Jackson, 8. c.. whore
she will assume tho duties of Cafe.
teria Directrees in tie hostess houee.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
OUR HOPES HERE.

The majority OF the NEGROES OF
this country have been in the south.
land. Ills hopes and aspirations. rs
pr. Il. {. Woods say. are in the
South. His fortune and misfortune
and his problems have ali been con.
tered in the South. He is phySicaliy
ana m"nt2liy ad3ptcd 10 the South
land. Here in the south is he un.
dcr$tood and appreciated. even tho
ut times uniu$tly prosecuted and
iiay"d hy discriminating legislation.
fhru all OF This what pro..rc4S he
has made. has been made in the
South In tho South he is Il factor
an economic factor--and an cstab-
li$hmrnt
II TINS Is true, then. how can his
rrobI"mS be ihrrSh"d out and settled
with amy degree OF satisfaction any
where but in the South? DR.. Dubois
deserted when he left the multitude
II" cSSay"d To teach and ATTEMPTED
from what he believed to be an cN-
ailed place, TO do the tcachine
leaving the ignorant multitude in
the meantime TO the mercy OF its
ignorance and the Thing from which
he thinks he is trying TO save it.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
BADLY WOUNDED COMING BACK.
Men Will Have Best OF Medical Care
During Kccupcration Period.

Paris. September SIT is announc.
cd here from the Office Of tie chief
surgeon OF the American Expedition
ary Force that all lingering cases Of
Illness. that is to say any man in the
American Army who is Ill more than
four months or who. having been
wounded need surgical attention for
more than that period will he sent
back to the United States.
The reason for this is the greater
hospital facilities in the United States
for lingering cases. Men who have
been in hospital for more than 4
months will not. except in rare cases,
be used in France but will be employ
ed In work at home so as to release
other men OF sound physique for scr
vice ut the front.
1t has been decided also that no
man hereafter will DO DISCHARGED
from the army until every possibility
has been exhausted in the effort to
put him back in the best physical con
dition. Even after tho war men whom
1t will he necessary to retain in hos
pital for some months will not be dis
charged until medical authorities
supervising their cases havo done
everything possible for them.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
MUST FIGHT WITH IT.

The Planet and other noble inSti-
tutlonS have remained on the actual
scene OF the struggle and have
neither given nor asked any quarter.
Ihcy nave been as radical in their
demands for racial recognition and
economic freedom as the dictates OF
good Journalism and breeding would
permit. Can YOU fight for the uplift
OF IA people without fighting with it?
Could The Planet and its contem-
poraricS have done the good they
have accomplished had they deserted
the scene and gone afar off for the
sake OF personal safety and comfort?
God moves in Il mysterious way,
and it may be that the PrOvidcnt
Hand of our Father laid heavy on
the shoulders of the Board OF Direc.
tors Of the National Association for
the Advancement OF Colored People
when that board upset tho arrange
mcnts for the appointment OF DR..
dubois.
Faithfully yours,
FRANK HOWARD HALLION.
lOpcWcll, Va, Box 1912
September Z, 1918.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14

"Entcr into His gates with thanks
giving and into His courts with
praisc.'
The opening Of Zion Baptist
Church, OF South Richmond, OF
which the late Rev. Or. W. +. An
thony was the pastor began Sunday
morning. September list and ended
september Sth. Each service was
we'll attended by the members and
friends, both in and out OF the city.
The following services were we'll
rendered:
Sunday morning, Rev. J. j. Wood
son preached the OPENING sermon
'Nolcc from the Deacon Board" by
Deacon Sampson Cooke; remarks,
Prof. J. H. Blackwell. At 800 the
sermon WAS delivered by Rev. l.. G.
Garland, ID. ID Rev. \. Binga, d.
d. made timely remarks. At $50
y. NJ. Rev. T.. Payne, d. ID preached
splendid sermon
The following Divincs preached
during the week: Monday night,
Rev +. \. Brown. of Mt. Olive Ban
tiSt Church; Tuesday night. Rev, w
IL. James. Of Swansboro Baptist
Church: Wednesday night. Rev. \.
Smith; Thursday night. Rev. c. \.
Cobbs, of MI. Calvary Baptist
Church; Friday night. Rev. w. E.
Mitchell On the second Sunday, the
eighth, Rev. J. a. Bowler preached
in the morning.
The following choirS rendered mu
sic during the week: Second Baptist,
Fourth Baptist, Mt. Olive Baptist,
Swansboro Baptist, Calvary Baptist,
First Baptist and Zion Baptist.
One thousand and one dollars and
twcnty.cisht cents were raised during
the exercises. which speak volumes
for the energy Of lions congregation.
Mr.. Daniel b. Glenn. the able clerk
and the untiring corps Of deacons,
assisted by the Church Aid Clubs,
are working INCREASINGLY for tho
progress Of this most remarkable
Church, spiritually, numerically and
financially.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
fEitStNlfS MD RHIEIrS.

Mrs. Mary Weston, of Baltimore,
Md. Na& in the city and called ON us.
Mr.. GrorG" w. Eison. OF Danvillc.
Va. called on us last week.. He was
"Hroutc homo from the Rcturmatorv.
Mrs. Fannie Pryor OF 2io6 Canal
street who has brrn sick for the past
two weeks is convacscing.
Mr.. liamdcn Moon arrived in tho
city last Saturday from Asbury Park
\. J.
Rcv. I. j. King. accompanied by
his brother, Rev. g. w. King. OF
D"Wht. Va. and Prof. and Mrs. h.
l.. Marchant, OF l.ynchbur&, Va. were
callers 1T our Office this week.
Corp. George G. Bragg of Fort
Wayne. Mich. but recently of Lang
ley, Field, Hampton Va, member of
The 2Sth Construction Company visit
Ell the city last week. He was accom-
panied by his wife, Mrs. Lillian pry-
or Bragg.
Pvt. Joe Lee, OF South Richmond
writes his mother. Mrs. Charlotte
Lee very interesting letter from
Some Who're in France"
Mrs. May Battle of Charlottcs.
V!llr. Va, is listing her mother, Mrs.
Millic Moon and sister. Mrs. Lena
Murphy on ;hc Southsidc. She is ac.
companicd by Mrs Mary Bowlcs.
Miss jamie Scott. OF washington
ID. {. and Mrs. Jane Scott, her moth
or, of Richmond, Va. have returned
from Atlantic City, N. J., after n
delightful vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hill, OF G10
East Federal street, have returned
10 the city from a ten days stay in
New York City visiting Mr.. Hiilrs
brother.
Mr.. Edward Roy Carcy, formerly
or Richmond, but for the past wear
had been living in Akron, Ohio is
now in Camp Lee.
Miss Inez Cogbill. OF South Rich
mond. after a pleasant visit to
charlottesville, returned home last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alma Fitzgerald. OF Midloth-
ian Turnpike. who has been sick for
many weeks, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Ida b. Richmond is leaving
Richmond for her home in New Jer-
sey, after a delightful stay OF one
month with Mrs George l.. Branch
On the eve OF her departure q Nc.
lightful send off party was given by
Mrs. Branch.
Miss G. Louise Carter has returned
to the city after spending a most
pleasant vacation, visiting her broth
crs, Messrs. Il. r. Garter, Jr. and
Wyndham NJ. Carter, OF New York.
Sho reports that her brother, r. r.
Carter, Jr. has sailed for France.
Miss Della 3undy, Of Essex Coun-
ty, Is spending few days in Rich.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
SECTORS HELD BY THE:
COLORED SOLDIERS
IN FRANCE:
( Special 10 The PlaNIi.)

especial 10 The plaNEi.)
With the %12nd Infantry. :. i.
-. y. j.. r., France. August ~
American newspapers are puhliShin"
daily OF the great success Of the
-\llicd Armies in this present drive.
and | am confident that the colOrcd
citi2"ns OF the /. s. \. are anxious
to know what part of this great task
their boys arc doing and where they
arc situated.
II is against the law of the \. T..
+. for me, or any ono else connect ed
with said organization to tell the
names Oi the different sectors held
by any soldiers in France. as it would
afford much valuable Information to
the cnvm". hut nevertheless | will
cndraVor to describe the important
trenches and sectors held by Colorcd
American Soldiers during this great
drive.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
PRICE, FIVE CENTS

mond. While in tho city she is the
guest Of Mrs. +. II. Carter, Of 700
North Fifth street
Mr.. Ulysses S. Cunningham. of
panvillc, Va. was in the city last
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Mildred Runins and Miss
Beatrice Stiegcr returned home this
week from Green Bay, Va.
Rev. David l.. Cosby, President Of
tho Minister'S Conference OF New
Jersey and pastor of the First Bap-
tiSt Church, South Orange. \. j. is
no" on his vacation. He attended
the Lott Carey ForciGn Missionary
Convention at Rocky Mount, n. G.
lie also visited Danvillc. brakes
Branch and Richmond, Va.
Mrs. p. NJ. B. Hodge. Of Danvillc,
Va has returned home after Il de
lightful visit to the Sunday School
Convention ut Farmvilc, Va. the
National Medical Association at
Richmond. She also visited Camp
Lee. Mrs. Hodge was the recipient
OF many courtcSiCs and her many
ir'cnds regret her short stay in the
city.
Miss Mary Il. Scott. Of 1908 Law.
son street, South Richmond, spent
the months OF July and August visit
ing relatives and friends in philadel
phia. New York City. Brooklyn and
Jersey City. Her brother Iunius.
who was living in Philadelphia Is
now IN Camp sherman and brother,
FhomaS Scott, who WAS living in New
York city is now in Camp Cpton.
both brothers are doing well and
enjoy camp life.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
REV. GR.AILAM'S ADDRESS.

Rcv. \. \. Graham. y. d.. OF
Pho"hus, Va, delivered an address
at TN" session last night which
hronSht the annual session to Il close.
1t was 4 noWcrful address. delivered
III Grand style. and created 4 pro.
found impression.
prominent men in attendance
were: Bishop L. y. Eouldin, OF Phil
adclplla; Rcv. S. $. Norris, -. y. -.
or Norfolk, Vice Grand Master; and
\. d. Purncll, OF Philadelphia and
0thc'S
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14

Virginia Theological Seminary ana
Collr&" will open in its thirty-iirst
annual session, TucSday. October list.
Indications ur" that this will prove
10 b" Il very remarkable year III many
RESPECTS for this institution. The
enrolment will be lraGo All dor
mitori"S will have Il capacity number
.\"HanEcmrnlS and improvements are
now under way to Increase the dor
mliOry space.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss Pcachy Hudson OF Burkevillc,
Va. announces the marriage OF her
sister, Bessie T.. to Mr.. w. G. Carter
on last Wednesday, September I1th.
at tho residence OF Rev. u. D. Lewis.
The reception will be at ee2 N. 7th
Street on Wednesday September 18Th
from 8 to 10:30 p. II. Frtends arc In
vited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
PUBLIC MEETING.

Tho meeting Tuesday night was in
the nature Of Il reception. the spca X
crS being Mrs. l.. l.. Stanard. Grand
Northy Secretary: Director Lee
Trent Pittsburgh: Mrs. NJ. j.. Wyatt
Richmond: Mrs. Addic Thomas, Pc
tcrSburE: and Mrs. Oracle Mcrri-
weather. Richmond. The :musical
program was 4 pleasant fctturc of
The evening.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.

Thc annual reports Of the Grand
oitfccr$ and chairmcn of committees
were read "Wednesday night The
Grand Fountain was resolved into
special session long enough to ont
power the Board OF Directors, to
nr"otiatc Il loan Of $l5.0oU 10 liqui.
datc Il mortgage on the property Of
II" Grand Fountain described lv 4
NCCl OF trust
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
THE GRAND FDT,SrAIN HOLDS
3STH ANXJTHI SESSION.
True EciormcrS Held Good Meetings
Here This Wcck-Nill Iiuuidatc
Mortgage ON Property.

The Grand Fountain, United Order
of True Rcformcrs. held it's thirty
eighth annual session in tho Truc
Rcformers' Hall on North Second
street. The session began Tuesday
morning. following meeting Of the
board Of directors on Monday. with
MIR. w. S. Woodson, Grand Worthy
Master. presiding.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14

lkltilIIblIh II Sllil'l.
Sir: The principles Tor which The
Planet stands are to bc commended.
First. last and all the time ii has
held fast to tho program il first
mapped out. Early in its history did
it d"clar" for racial Justice. based
ON the Divine Law Of equality OF
man. and valiantly and uurcmit;iuG-
~ has il fought for it's Sct-up stand
ard. Times and conditions have
changed but StcndfH&tly and tcna-
ciou&ly has The Planet clung to what
ii believed 10 h" right. Nor did il
at amy time lose nerve ana ncr the
scene of action.
II is easy enough TO stand afar
on and hurl stones into Il crowd that
i$ i@hiinE among themselves, hut
tn" institution worth while Is the
one that in the face OF abuse and
even danger couraE"ouSly ninGS it's
banner to the breeze, declaring il
self ready and willing to share with
it's people S0nt2 OF the difficulties and
sacrifices that are necessary and
incident a u successful prosecution
of its Cause. The Planet has ut all
times shown discretion as wcll us
race pride. 1t has proven it&olf di-
plomatic without Sacrificing any of
the qualities Of strairhtforwardncS
and manhood.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14

aspect. III shaping the course this
has been kept in mind. This do
partmcnt is standard and modern.
Excellent advantages arc offered to
the young men taking this course.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
GERMANS SMCTIl ERRED lN FlRI
AND KNIVES Glf OIR BONS.

Each time they " ttackcd they re-.
crivcd such Il lu>ill AIDE OF machine
gun fire. &rcnadr@., bolo Knives
trench mortHr$ ANA shell fire, that
they VIII have to con tent themselves
with the knowledge hat the sector
is rs imprrGnahlc as in the year OF
1916.
During this great Grivr in which
the German hordrS have suffered
Such II crushing defeat, ii is very
important to keep a constant watch
on every inch of the front which
they occury. They remind me OF
what my teacher used TO call (mis-
chicVouS StudrnlS) "cyc servants"
They must be watched Il all times
INCREASINGLY and then if You are not
extremely careful they Will put one
over on you.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
ACADEMIC COURSE.

The academic work is designed to
lit ono for College or the profession
al school, Tho laboratory for tho
physical sciences IS being enlarged
and large additional supply OF ap.
paratus placed to increase tho facil-
tiles In the scientific department.
Tho work in this course is thorough
and strong and gives tho student q
fine foundation for any further work
desired.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14

Hear Roscoe Conkling Simmons at
'the City Auditorium, next Monday
night. Auspices Of Spartans.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
GERMANS SURPRISED AT NALOH
or ALL AMERICAN TROOPS.

They seem to be mad at heart and
sick in spirit at the success OF the
Allies, during the months Of July
and August. especially the battles
which the American Forces have
been SO closely identified, first be-
cause they were SO surprised at tho
presence OF such hordcS of Americans
in France. second because OF their
presence in the front line trenches;
and greater still Of their valor and
dash which they deemed impossible
due to information regarding their
unframed and incompetent rockies.
! suppose they are thoroughly ac
Quaintcd with Uncle Sans fighting
valor by now. because the YankS
have had them In constant retreat
ever since they made their debut in
Bellcau Woods, in which ono Amer
lean regiment completely destroyed
thousands of old German vets, cspct-
tally the much yauntcd Prussiar
Guards. In this woody fighting, where
they had machine guns placed In
most every other tree.
THOUSANDS or GERMANS ARE
MADE PRISONERS BY ALLIES.
considering the american SoldlerS
in regards to numbers with that OF
their Allies and the short time they
have had for training, thoir mark OF
efficiency and accomplishments can
be recorded along with their Older
and moro experienced comrades.
The prisoners captured by tho Allies
during tho months of July and Au-
gust arc as follows:
July-British, 4,500; Fronch, 3d.
400: Americans, 1900.
August-British, $4,000; French,
S,A2G; Americans, zoos.
Tho Germans have been drivon
back 81 miles during July and Au-
gust, and they are sill advancing
towards Berlin instead CT Paris
Very truly yours.
HARRY w. REID,
Pharmacist, 372nd Inf, y. S.
S. p, 179, France.
Hear Roscoe Conkling Simmons at
tho City Auditorium, next Monday
night. Auspices Of Spartans.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
In McrnOrlaln.

IL loving remembrance OF Mrs.
Rcbcca Robinson, Of New Kent, who
died September 10, 1917:
"Thot hast gone to thy grave,
And lift this weary world.
May yol rest in peace until tho morn
When so shall meet again
TO sped otornal years"
Daughter,
MATTIE VADEN,
1903 Unbn Street, Fulton.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14

Go and hoar Roscoe ConRling
Simmons tho City Auditorium, on
next hondV night. $50.
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14
MILITARY TRAINING.

The institution will have Student
Continued On Fifth Pago.)
Richmond planet., 1918-09-14

Mrs. Mildred RulnS and Miss
Beatrice StiGgCr returned home this
week from Green Bay, Va.