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New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Cottonsced Oil

Cottonseed Oil--The market for cotton
seed oil was inactive. total sales for the
day aggresatins only !s50 barrels Early
IN the session nrmer tonr prevailed
larsly 10 SYMPATHY w.lA tne lrmncss IN
lard. 5ut lete III the day the lat pos.-
toms eased on under scattered Hing on
the decline il cotton. The spot position
was nrnler, however. anC al the close
the August and September positions We're
- to TOO points higher while the late
months were to points net lower.
The range OF prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Curb Market

Note The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy authenticity Of
curb market quotations. Transactions and
prices yesterday were reported as follows
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Dormant Bank Balances

Dormant balances at ;he Bank ~
England amount 70 1875 0o9 Some o'
the accounts have not been Touched
since l520
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

A. .reo.si meeting ~ tha sta.a aA,..se-.
of thr Ne'v Netasr tnf ranI- ~ Ns. F7r.
held et ~ VT THIRTY fourth street. f,
crease or capital from $500 900 "a $50 900
Nas authorized The nrN stock ulll 10.
offered - stooAhoiters Al 1910 pr share
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Work in United Kinodom

Any IL per cent Of the members of
~. ssaes unions of the United Kingdom
~ unemployed at the end of June.
H. Is the lowest percentage reported
year. During the war unemploy-
ss' rell as low as 03 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Extras

National Candy Company.-An extra
dividend OF IA per cent payable septem
Der 10 on common stock. has been de-
clared by the National Candy COMPANY
in addition to its regular semi annual diVi-
dends Of IA per cent on common and 3 -
on preferred, both payable September 10.
The Guaranty Trust Company of New
York has been appointed registrar OF the
common stock of the Middle States Oil
Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Cereals

Wheat Wheat is moving more freely to
the seaboard for export. and arrivals at
seaoo9rd ports Yesterday were l.e2l.00o
bushels. while shipments were f2o9 600
II IS believed that freight room VIII b.
given largely to the movement Of sSheat
I'm the near future, and nothing has te-
Neloped to indicate that either the price
prevailing or the weakness in foreign ex-
change has so far served to interrupt
the marketing of American wheat Ia Eu-
crop accounts or rather th-ashing re-
turns. continue to Indicate uufavorabic
yields and "a far spring wheat is
Nelsht and some of 1t AZ Last met suit
ahle for milling purposes Mills how
ever. declare that shriNelel wheat makes
Nery tine quality IT -four. but requires
couslue erably more than the average to
produce barrel of rour.
Corn-rhe corn market acted In Yer,
feverish and Irregular manner through
out the day, and at the close Septern-
Der vas cent higher, While the later
months vera II. to -. cents lower
Receipts were small and a show of firm
ness III the cash position VIII 40 The
OF. congestion in the September position
At the same time crop accounts iud.-
cated Very favorable developmen,s ot late.
predicted that ii the August condition
IS N'lntained throughout the mouta the
outtGrn VIII probably be- around > 900
ord supplies of corn abroad are very light
ana cable adNices from Liverpool said
that the official price OF corn in the
United Kingdom had been advanced )
shiliings per quarter, which is equivalent
to about Is cents per bushel.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn. 40. low.Ss.loA1 s2.IsA
Dsesinbsr .. iss5s i.ss ~. i.si5s sl01
Onts-The further weakness In foreign
exchange had a tendency 10 DISCOURAGE
buying OF oats but AT rhe same Ii4ne tl,
inafhet "@s Thought TO be in Il HrlAer
technical losltlon and sellers were tlnid.
In cOuseQ Quence price chan-es during tn
close the market was little changed from
the maj OF Tuesday, prices ranging from
sc higher to isc net lower
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close ago.
Oats No white. So.s6 so.s6 sO.si
Chicago:
fss's@iss' 6ssssa5sr -. g 3s5. 5s5. ',.1.
Rye.--Market weak.
Yesterday Previous Year
CASH SE no oo!N West. Siso slss sl9ss sl.o asa
Flour and .Meal.--9uotations were.
Yesterday Previoas Year
MINI. patent . $3.50 $3.50 Sli25
Cornmeal, yellow i.6o l.6o 40
Bran .....,... 80 @ 1900 1890 -
Rye -four .s.00@SIo 8.0048.4o 345
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Livestock, Meals. Provisions

Yesterday Year, ago
1.-Two steers. fair to
Dressed beef sides,
10 .......... .ioe - .l5ae51.
Live veAis COM
100 los 80. Is.oOas5.oo 1900 a ls. 90
L-ive lambs. fair
to prime, 100
los .,...:.;,.. 1900 8ls.e5 i5.ooalo.,5
Dressed hogs. ba-
con, ID ..... .so5a9 81 .e77.a .esi.
Mess beef; ooi 5000 6 3i.o0 50 90 q So. 90
Lard. mid West.
100 lbs. ........ se.55 g so.s5 s6soa es. 40
Mess pork, Dbl $3.50 o $500 1900 d 80. 30
Dressed ~ al. city.
ID ..--.-...... .esq SO ei9 so
Live ewes. 100 lbs 6.5U6sl0.0O 500 Z. ~ oa
Dressed mutton
10 .-.......... .t2 a 70 I6a -
Dressed d III $
city. b ..... .seq 30 .si9 81
Hogs lo0 lbs 49,. FL 40 a .? 90 1000 G 20 50
Averill Tilden, of Chicago. has been
elected director of the Ajax Rubber
COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
sugar and Coffee

Sugaf-Receipts of raw sugar at United
States Atlantic ports for the week were
43.lS5 IONS. compared With 3s.I4f tons d
the sugar trade 10 believe that conditions
were on the mend, and improvement could
be looked for from now on. Meltines Tor
the week We're 5000 tons, the same az
tina previous week. Stocks fell or about
1000 tons, being 42.432 tons, or sufficient
Tor only about a weeks MEETINGS. sugars
throug hout the country continue scarce
supplies restricted and practically all re-
tiners oyersold ani doing sheir best to
catch up on old business
The sugar EQuilZation Board has pur-
chased 100000 bags Cuban raWs for Au-
gust september shipment at 5.ss cost and
freight.
Coffee Futures Better Sac Pauio
weather. lower Rio market and a decline
in the local spot market prices caused
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Open Hlgh Low.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
nntter-Recelpts Nc - -.

Butter-Receipts were - e9i laeAases.
Creamery, higher than eNt.a4. .o. 5oil D
SIC. extras. % score - a s'rs nrsis IS
10 81 score, . = a IS sa s"ton-s =
= score. 90 2 &c ioNHr at-.. ~
49iae unsaited, higher trAa aNtraT 4f4
frSGc extras - u &. 5Nl HHsls.
seconds. - n sic state. la4as. t-ls. t'-
- a. ) &c good % IflA.-. s4
c9Wmoa TO 9fir e. lee rrnst4f =. t--f-
30 f5lc; lower grades. - % s5e- -sl -.i.
current maxi. ngstS. +s " tec -'cau.is, g.
pt7c. lower grades. A. 90 ',c sa4-- =
stock. rent wahe. $50 l. 4t ~ 's flc.-.u
:. ifc lower grades Asa i1r.
Cheese Receipts ware 4.<if boxes state.
whole milk. fresh Hats. coiorel or White.
b.. so d. q Sic. average tAr cpl4fel Ur
white. 29t- ft3Oc. lower grades goa
twins. specials whites or cplorf... lN l
Sic, average ran. 20 2 lc " isc9usi1
whole milk twins. fresh. on2ie. sims.
daisies. coloied or " hite. 81 = r. du9-
Young Americas. fresh 34g a Cam
adian cheadars. IN bons 21s 1f2stee.
state skins. specials. 80 CSC. prime 70
-hoice, : o zoe fair - good. lts l7c.
Eggs Eece'0ts Wtre f5. 500 eaee- Tis-h
rat herrI. 'Ntrts dozen f4r f..
f.rsis 5l q 53c ursts. : a1r. seconds. ~
q Zoe -nder grad 41 il-. dlttIe-. .>a
hechs, sCod te choice. drF ss.rr un-
der grades -5G 5e re,rseretor ffsta
buyer assuming charges So 1ile. aecan|l-.
a q 45c- stat. Fenns3 4.-.nlT tut Nearby
Sc q sac FAR TO prime Y gsrc gathered
whites common 10 prime 0gstc Pa
cihc Coast whites. express. s7c freight
50 a 63c other Western aua so4theIa.
gathered whites - sssc. state. Penn
sy.van!a aut yearly hennefy browns
sancy $50 s2c' gathered brown ana missed
coiols. graded fancy. IS y g5tc. falg 10
Urine. A. . e.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Dividends
Regular Declarations


holders Of
Stock rate and period. Payablo record
Mergen Linotype. 2ia, @ Sept. 80 Sept 3
stan Gas & FL, pr, >, Il..Sept. IS Aug
VIM Carter Co, pf Ia Q.Sept. Is Sept
Atlas Powder. com, ., sept 10 Aug SO
Colorado Power pf IA & Sept. 10 Aug 30
a jax Rubber. "a, Co.. - pit Is Aug 81
Nat Candy, com 2i2, s-A.Sept 10
do pf, 3's. S-A -. Sept. 10 Sept lC
Cub Am Sug. com. 12, c Sept. 80 Sept )
do pf. u. Q....... Sept. 80 Sept Is
P Am Tobac D. Q.....-
%leum Co. Inc. lst pf, 7, Sept Aug %
Sn sdn,5 bag ,sS+n & Psni n3 SEPT - - Sep
Rep I & Steel com, i IA @. Nov. Oct. Is
do, pr ~ &c.,. Oct. ! Sept. IL
Globe Rub Tire Co. "a, @. Sept. 15 Aug 81
N York Air Brake, ga Q.sept. 26 Sept
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Bonds

Sales. Open. High. Low Last
lloVo FCa Gov i2s'29 81 81 967s 967s
10000 Gov Swed 6s es 9al4 9s e8Ia
10000 Inter Rap T is 84I. a41a 84I4 s4M
10000 *Rus Gov 61es. a6 48 As Is
10000 'swiss CIV 512s 96ls s61s 90 e6
unlisted 1Sclls cents per sha.e.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Consolidated Exchange

[ nit of trade this exchange, 10 shares
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
gives notice of a special meeting of
stockholders to be held on August %,
1919, at the office Of the corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
Open. High. Low. Close Clnse
Aug. 20.78 d 20. 40
Oci..... 3O.S5 3085 3O.07 30 d3O.21 3Os5
Dec.... 5000 40 3O.25 3O.45 a 30.a7 81 90
Ian.... 1880 080 5000 &c. 81 n 81 80. %
Mar. 30. - 30.79 80. 80 3O.4OG, 30.4G 3I.OO
May. 30.77 30.17 30.42 80. OGD30.4S 3i.nJ

Soulhern spot markets-Galveston. %
points lower at 90.15 sales. 621 bales.
New Orleans quiet. SO points lower at
30.13, sales, 722 bales Mobile. nominal,
3S points lower. at 90 sales nil. Savan
nan, nominal, unchanged. at 30.25. saes
nil Charleston quiet, unchanged, at 81. so;
sales NIL. Baltimore nominal so points
higher at 30.75; sales nil Augusta quiet,
- points higher, at 80. 25; sales MI. Man
phis steady, unchanged, to $3.50. sales
soc St. Louis nominal. unchanged. al 3S:
sales NIL. Houston quiet. Is points lower.
at so "a; sales. los Dallas steady, 40
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Maxwell Motor Company, Inc,
has been called for September 4.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

The Guaranty Trust Company Of
New York has been appointed regis
trar of the second preferred stock and
common stock of the Congoleum Com
papy, Incorporated.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

Thayer, Drew & Co. offer $50
600 City of Binghamton, \. Y, ~ %
park bonds, due serlally 1920 to 1889
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool Cables. Spot cotton quiet. A
points higher. Middlng. 1s.6sd sales
1000 bales. including 900 Alnerioan I'm
ports. $1,000 bales, all American. Futures
opened quiet, at 10 to 20 points advance
- to 81 points August closed Isss. Oc-
tober, 49, 15, December. 1875, January
~ %. March. 1892; May, 1884 Manches-
lanl.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

The Edmunds & Jones Corporation
report June sales of Sl36,43l, an in
crease of $3.50. Sales for the six
months ending June 80 We're S2,1I2,S37,
an increase of 33
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

United Drug Company has called all
outstanding Nipe Bay Co. 1st mortgage
5fo bonds due May /, 1925 Lee,
Higginson & Co. Will pay l0214 for
bonds 1redeemnabls before November l.,
and 1O2 12 after November /, on which
date interest ceases.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

Allan A. Ryan & Co. have a.
quired control OF American Nanadium
Co. Associated with Ryan G. Co. are
Charles NJ Schawh, J. Leonard Rep
logle Z X. Tinker, vice-p -presi ident Of
the Chase National Bank; Joseph De
Wycof and Ledyard c. Cogswell, an
Albany banker.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

Henry Evans has resigned from the
board of the American Hide and
Leather Company. He has disposed of
his holdings of stock in the company.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

The Asia Banking Corporation an
nounces the appointment of w. G.
Avery as general manager Of its Far
Eastern branches, with headquarters
at Shanghai. Mn. Avery was formerly
assistant treasurer Of the Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

Board of Managers of the New York
Coffee Exchange meets to-day to confer
with committee OH port charges and
delays in shipping, and the members
OF the exchange Will meet August 81 to
discuss commission rates on coffee and
sugar contracts.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

Directors of the Standard Gas and
Electric Company have passed resolu-
ton to liQuidate 1870 accumulated
dividends on preferred stock by issuing
common stock at par to stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

The William R. Compton Company
is offering q new issue OF $425,0 900
Pope County, Ark, road improvement
District No. serial 8 I2 per cent
bonds, which are due 1927 to 19t9 in
elusive These bonds are exempt from
all Federal income taxes and are Of
fered any maturity to yield 5h per
cent.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-09
BAPTIST RE MON HERE WAS :
GREAT StCtESS.

From all parts Of the State, men
ana women have been in the city
this week attending the Baptist
reunion and the Tcrccntcnary Cclc-
hratlon under the auspices of the
General Baptist Association, Woman's
Baptist Missionary and Educational
Association, Virginia Baptist State
Sunday School Convention and the
Baptist Young Peoples Union.
The opening session was held In
the FIRST Baptist Church Wednesday,
morning and was prcSidod over by
the Rev. G. Il. Read, corresponding
secretary of the General ASSociat ion
Inc opening devotional services were
conducted 10y y. Hoard, Mrs. J.. S.
Hey, Mrs. Evans Payne and Mrs
NJ. y. Masc
Dr. Reed made Il short statement
touching the object Of the joint meet
lng and said, that the race had much
ln be thankful for. The presidents OF
the several bodies were seated on
the roStrum, and after singing the
Rev. Or. W. T. Johnson, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church was present
cd and delivered an address of wei
come throwing open TIC aJorS of all
the Baptist Churches i'll the city to
the guest. Ills address was scholarly
and punctuatcd with oulhurSts Of ap
plausos.
fcv. Evans Payne, ID. d.. extended
welcome III the namc Of the ministry
OF the city. Representing the women
Mrs. \. T.. Blackwell spoke words
OF welcome. Rev. NJ. T.. Davis pas
tor of the Third Street a. NJ. L.
Church spoke for the Ministerial Ali
ancc; Mrs. Mildrcn Jack, Oh for the
baptist Young Peoples Unions Of the
city. Prof. u. G.. JacoX and Mrs. p
NJ. Il. Hodge responded TO the nd,
dresses.
The feature Of the morning session
were the addresses Of the presidents
Of the various participating bodies
1t is the first time in the history of
the organization that all the prcsi
dents delivered their annual mcssag
cs i'll joint session. 1t was interesting.
DR.. Il. d. Lewis had warm mes
sage of hope and good cheer for tho
Baptists Of Virginia and touching on
the live issues of today. He regretted
the trouble in other parts Of the
United States and expressed faith in
tho ability Of Virginia to keep down
any ouSu
The war In which the civilized
world engaged was discussed and the
part played by the American Negro
was brought out. He spoke of the
other races and nations who had pro
duccd from time to time their traitors
but such had never been charged to
the American Negro who knew only
patriotism and loyalty and who was
ever ready to respond to the can q,
his country with his life, with lis
money and with oil that he had
Mrs. w. II. Johnson president Of
II G convention OF women was given
an ovation as she touched the vital
question concerning the country. The
address was full OF important infeI.
alton and showed carefully study and
preparation. or course she was en-
Enthusiastically placed at the head of
the convention for another year
The part played by the Sunday
School was told in the annual ad
dress Of Prof. w. p. Epps president
Of State Sunday School convention
and the President Of the B. Y. p. u.
Prof. w. e. Riddick delivered on
able address. Following the session,
luncheon WIS served by the women of
the First Baptist Church in tho lee
ture room. .,.-
Richmond planet., 1919-08-09
FULTON NOTES.

We were blessed in having Miss
Virginia Hardy, Of charlottesville,
Va. to be present in our Sunday
School last Sunday as Il representa-
tive OF the Virginia Baptist State
Sunday School Convention. She
taught the II. T.. l.. Bible Glass and
every student present really enjoyed
her method and way Of teaching. She
aso gave very interesting talk to
the school in general. We must say
that we can't find words to express
our feelings towards her. May God
bless her and that she may live long
to do much good in this world
Sunday morning Rev. G. A. Cobbs,
our pastor. preached from Luke 5:26.
subject. Strange Things" We had
a joyful spiritual feast At $3.50 our
pastor administered the Lords Sup
per. Among visitors present were:
Revs. johnson and Logan Of the
sharon Baptist Church: Rev. Daniel
James, OF the Rising Mt. Zion Bap-
list Church; Deacons John Scott and
Benjamin Banks, of the Fourth Bap-
tist Church and John B. Johnson. Of
tho Moore Street Baptist Church, but
now Of Bridgeport. Conn Every
body had Il Joyful time praising our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. We
cordially invite you at all times.
$50 =. NJ. our pastor preached at
the Union Level Baptist Church. Let
Us help the good people which com
pose the Union Level Baptist Church
to pay of the debt. which they owe.
Sunday, August 10, The inStalla
ton services OF our pastor will begin
and they will end Sunday night. the
| eth inst. Some OF the best divinc,
Of the state Will preach each day
and night. Rev. 4. Hobbs. OF Nor
folk Will preach the installation ser
mon August 10, at 1880 4. NJ. Rev.
f.. W. Williams. also Of Norfolk will
participate on the program August
II. $40 p. NJ.
Mr.. Isaiah Sweet has been visiting
his people in Baltimore for a week.
Misses Alma Logan and Roscly
Harris were delegates from the Mt.
Calvary Sunday School to the Baptist
Reunion and Rev. CobbS represented
the Church.
Mrs. Estcllc Fleming has arrived
home after sDonding Somc time in
New York visiting hcr sister.
&. Il. Jefferson. Departmental 81
pcrintcndcnt OF the Mt. Calvary
Baptist Sunday School requests all
Of the teachers TO come out on time.
9:2o each Sunday morning.
Rev. r. W. Williams, Of Norfolk
cx-pastor of Rising Mt Zion Baptist
Richmond planet., 1919-08-09

BAPTIST YOUNG rEnpIE TO CON.
\ENE HERE the WEEK or
AUGIST %


The Baptist STATE Strdnv School
convention Of Virginia anu the State
y. \. i. L. Convention viii convene
n the Firth Street BAPTIST Church.
August 20, 2l, %. Great prcpara-
tons arc being made by the local
Sunday School and H. Y. u. L. work
vrS to make the conventions feel at
nome while they arc working ont
state plans aud raising money to fur
jtl"r Christian education and mission.
Sessions will b" held three times
daily at the Fifth Street Baptist
thurch and the public is urgcd To
attend and get an insight into the
WORK ol the young IaptiStS Of our
state. Thcsc conventions arc under
the auspices of the NirgiNia Bantist
stat" Convention and are headed nv
ffoi. }. ). Lee, Of Newport News.
president OF tile Sunday School Con
NcntIon and Roscoe &. Mitchell. Drcs
ldcnt ora j. Y. y. /.
superintendent K. II. Fauutlcrov
oi the Fifth Street Sunday School
ANA president NJ. Kate novlc of thc
Fllth street Il. y. r. u. are IN cnarrc
oi the arrangements. Thcy are ably
assisted hy the Richmond District
sunday School Union, ]. S. Cunning.
nam, president and by Zion Hantist
second Baptist (SouthSidc) and Mi
Vernon Baptist Schools.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-09
In Nicnorian.

In fond remembrance Of our dear
father Edward Carter. who died at
his home on Now North Road. Gin
ter Park. Richmond, Va. August :,
l3l1:
membrane" of him seems like yes
tcrday. Oh such a happy rcmcm-
hrance Of one whose motto was, "D0
unto all mankind as YOU wish TO be
done by" and ''Lovc your ncighbor
as YOURSELF" Those are some OF his
last words to us as our guide. And
above all. he said. "Mcct me in
Heaven" We are striving by the
power OF the Hoy Spirit for that
same glorious end.
NELSON and MARY CARTER.
Son and Daughtcr-in- law
Richmond planet., 1919-08-09
ONE WEEK OF REVIVAL NJ ZION
BAPTIST, SOuTiISiDE.

"What shall il profit Il man if he
gains the whole world and lose his
own Soul?" Mark $50.
Come to Zion Baptist Church, De
catur Street. between Goth and . LIST
South&idc, Or. j. w. Dudley, pastor.
Beginning. Sunday August 10. 1919
Special sermons by pastor at II A =.
NJ. Subj. The Good Shepard. p.
NJ. Subj. Prayer Meeting N Hell
Monday August 18th sermon by the
great Prince from Africa.
Rev. Prince Condclcc.
Tues. August -. sermon by Rev.
II. j. King. d. D., Wednesday, Au-
gust 13. sermon by Rcv. l.. G. Gar
land. d. D.; Thursday August II.
sermon by pastor, Snbj. City on Fire.
Friday August Is. all candidates and
members TO join will meet rs at the
church.
Third Sunday August 18th. at II
4. NJ. preaching and baptiZing. All
are welcome
! ~ sFag ?*MSFE@A,
Richmond planet., 1919-08-09

Mrs. p. NJ. B. Hodge, that very
popular lady Of Danvillc, Va is in
the city. She attended the great
Baptist Reunion and made the re-
sponse to the welcome fer The State,
She received an ovation She ad-
dressed the Fifth Street Baptist Sun
day School last Sunday morning and
attended the public installation OF tho
Pythians and Courts at Sharon last
Monday night, where she made an
interesting address. Mrs. Hodge is
quite a favoritc in Richmond and
has been the recipient OF much at
tcntion. She left for home Thurs
day.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-09
ATTORNEY HIIWIN INJURED.

Attorney J. Thomas llewn was
painfully injured when Il street ear
struck the Ford limousine III which
he was riding, "Wednesday afternoon,
Juy 80, on @2nd street near q Street.
1t seems that the street car was two
blocks away when Mr.. llcwin first
crossed the track. His signal was
evidently misunderstood for the car
crashed into the automobile throwing
Mr.. llcW!n in such Il manner as to
make bad cash over the eye and to
diSlC%2tc his shoulder. He WAS con
vcycd TO Memorial Hospital, out his
restless nature would not permit him
to remain. He is now attending to
his business.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-09
In Nfcnloriani.

OBINSON-Sacrcd to the memory
of our dear Mother and wife, Gather
inc Robinson, who passed away Aug
ust 9th, 1918.
Thou art gone to the grave
But we still not deplore thco
Though sorrow and darkness en-
compass the tomb,
Thy sorrow has passed through it's
portals before thee.
And 4 lamp Of his love is thy
guide through the gloom.
PAGE ROBINSON.
Her Husband,
Her Children
RACHEL, HENRY. KATE.
REBECCA, GIaACIE, FRED
AND MARY.
Richmond planet., 1919-08-09

Mr.. Edward w. Pearson is spend
ing two weeks vacation with his
mother in Seaboard, n. G..
Misses lncz and Helen Cogbi!l are
Visltlns their relatives and friends in
Fredericksburg, Va.
Deacon II. S. Taylor of Ru,hcr
Glen while attending the session of
the Baptist General Association was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Rosa
Byrd and Mrs. Lizzie Thomas of
Cha1fin street.
Master Lawrence Allen Of west
10Th street South Richmond left the
city last Friday for Baltimore, Phil
adclphia, Atlantic City and New York
to visit his relatives and friends.
Mrs. Florence Harris of South
Richmond returned to the city last
week from the tidewater section,
where she spent ten days among rela
tives and friends.
Mess Ethel Scott, the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Peter Scott
l30S Lawson street, SouthSide having
had a successful summer at the Pet
ersburg Normal has left the city to
visit her sister, MIS-. E r. Carey
who is now living in New York city
Mrs. Carey was Miss Mary Il. Scott
one Of our domestic science teachers
OF the city. Miss Ethel will also vis
ii Atlantic City before coming iumc
Mrs. l.. w. rricc. Mrs. J. w.
Johnston and Miss Hcrnfcc Johnston
OF WcStwood have left for the month
OF August to visit relatives in Wash
ington. Newark, \. j. and New York
city. They will be the guest Of Mrs
r. Paul Jackson OF Flushing n. Y
Miss Rcrnicc Johnston expects to
spend several months in Newark, n
j.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nixon, Sr, OF
WcstwOod arc also visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Moslcy their brother and
y sister Of Buckingham county Va, for
10 days.
Mr.. James T. Holt, Mr.. Aaron We
mack and Mr.. ]. II. Davis. all ol
Trinity Baptist Church. Danvillo
were in attendance at The great
Baptist Reunion.