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Evening star., 1921-08-21
Saratoga Entries.

First rses. claiming; lilies. thFee-yesr-oads;
Belle. los; vic. id; segacity, iO7; Pansy,
Secsad fx1s, seiffng, steepiecfase; fomcyear.
olds and up; about two miles-New Haven,
139; Robert Oliver. 40; Surf. IA; Algardi
14l: B. Hampson, III: Franc Tiemes, 1856.
Third raoe, the Warrensburgh Highwefkh,
handicap; three-year-olds and up; six furlon1l
Best Pal, 1873; Reprisal. 49,. 0fiole, IL;
Thunderclap, 1873; Lanius, In; Recount, ia;
George. IA; Kfnnoul. i2i; Pride Of India,
1O7; Enslade. 120; Frigate. ZOE; Aiken, 10p;
Routledge, 119; His Choice, 1l2; Cap4ail
Hisier 1O9: Dry Moon, 11S. - =
Fourth raoe, the Consolation: two-year-olds;
six fufioags- o.: Bill and Coo, -;
bud Fisher, 122: Gallant Man, lOl; Elias o.,
liz; Aknasti lO0; Restraint. lO7: Roulette,
1l0; Quesada, no; Modo. liz; Budana, IO7.
Tftk race, the Greenwich handicap; three.
year-olds; one mile-Behase Yonfself, 126;
Two Feathers. 16e; By Jimmy. 107; Dry Neon,
ia; BilIy Mclaughlin, 120; Tody, ;. ll6; LiGhi
Rsse. 81; Our Flag. li8; Deytstatioa, liz;
Frigate i07. -
Ska rase. maiden twe-yeaf-osds; i've and
one-haH furlongs-Rebuke. 116; MsEcu&io, ,1f5;
Hephaistos, I15; Wylie. lis: Terminai, ii6;
Tfeo, 1lB; LoAg Island. 115; Chesterbrook,
lis; g.vo. iiS: GIandson, i15: Cs.tieton.
Us; Ptetrus, l1si All Oyef, 1l5; .Oyaft l15:
0ondolief, lib: 1feviscot, 115; Bud Fisher,
l1H; Fly Ball, III; zosian, 11H; Bounce, l1S.
Weathae, e300dy. 9faex, MT. SD
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FOR BIG SHOOT
FComtrys' Best Trap Men to Com.
pete in Grand American
Handicap at Chicago.

CHICAGO. August 20.-Early ar
rivals here to shoot in the grand
American handicap. the annual fea-
ture Of the tournament Of the Amer
lean Trapshooting Association next
week. 1imbered up in a preliminary
shoot for. the South Shore Country
Club trophy today. The match will
be completed tomorrok. with the big
tournament opening Monday.
Three of the American Olympic
champions on hand today were Fred
Plum of Atlantic City. Frank N.
Troeh. Vancouver. Wash. and Forest
McNeir. Houston, Tex. The Clv~,-,ic
champion, Mark Arie. was also pres
ent. but he will be unable to shoot
next week. since he has become a
professional since winning the
world championship.
Among state champions here for
the American amateur singles cham
pionship. to which only state cham
pions are eligible, was George Will
lfams. Miami, Fla. A. C. Darlington,
the Panama Canal Zones first cham
pion: Joe Jennings. champion OF east
ern Canada. and Paul r. Fri Of S'arr
s. c., were other prominent shots
present.
A squad from Clarksdale, Miss, Issued
a challenge to any five-man team from
any other club in the country and got
replies from the Los Angeles and Hous-
ton Gun clubs.
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TO DECIDE 5. A. TITLES
Field and Track Athletes Will
Compete at Baltimore Meet
IN Nan ta,nhn,.
on Sen tember 8,

Track and field championships of
tne south Atlayltic Amateur Athletic
Union are to be decided at Baltimore
September 8. Jas part of the "Buddie
week Held day that will be held
under the auspices of the Baltimore
Cross Countr Club. Nine tituiar events
are to be Contested. The card will
include the 100-yard. 22O-yard and
4fO-yard Clashes. Ss0-yard and 3-mile
ran' mile relay, l6-pound shotput
ana running high and broad jumps
numb er of open handicap events,
apart frQ m the championships, will
pc heto. Dashes. hurdles, middle dis
tance rul1s. jumps and weight events
are prog rammed. Two races for men
IN actfve service tn the Army, Navy
ana Aas rine Corps are scheduled and
anotneS' for members Of the American
Legion, veterans of Foreign Wars
ana - milar organizations
south Atlantic athletes think little
OF t'6S' coming tituIar games 1t was
not until last week that President
Latifobe Cogswen gave official sane
tion! Tor the meet. The best of the
see eeional talent is out Of training and
poor marks are expected to be set
at fthe contests. IF the promoters of
the 1921 championships had not
afFeed TO stand all expenses, the
games would not have been held.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
PAGES Fastest OF YEAR
Single G. Goes Three Speedy Heats
in Taking Free-For-All at
Philadelphia.

3 PHILADELPHIA. August 90
Single G. paced the three fastest
heats OF the year and won the free
for-an feature of the final day of
the grand circuit meeting over the
Belmont mfie track this afternoon.
Single G., owned by w. B. Bare
foot Of Cambria City. Ind. took the
event in straight heats in .2:00E
z:01 and 2:01A. thereby setting a
new pacing record for the track. The
former mark was 2:o2A, made by
Miss Harris NJ. in 1918.
In every heat Allen placed his
horse in a contending position and
then allowed the others to set the
pace until the three-quarter pole,
when he showed the way with ease.
The special pace was also fea-
tured by fast time. Tommy Murphy,
driving Juno. also allowed the others
to make the pace to the three quar- ter
pole and then made his drive. Juno
Winning the first two heats In close
finishes. The first heat was in 2:05.
but Murphy stepped Juno the last
quarter in % seconds fiat to beat
John Henry by q nose. Juno won
the second heat handily in 2:02A
hut tired in the third heat and John
Henry crossed the line first.
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The tourney will be held at eight
cen holes medal play instead OF the
twenty-seven holes originally plan
ned, and entrants win be entitled to
go around at any time during the day
to suit their convenience. Although
the President has not made known
the time he will play. 1t will probably
be about o'clock in the afternoon.
Chief Justice Taft Declines.
Chief Justice Taft has declined to-
act az umpire" in the tournament.
In response to an invitation from
Robert T. Small. chairman of the
committee on officials. to perform his
Gliding the winner. the Chief Justice
wired: Il greatly regret not to be
able first to exercise my new judicial
function in such critical and i'm
portant controversy as you describe,
but it is impossible. thank you for
seeking to amplffy my Jurisdiction"
The course and clubhouse of the
Wa shington Golf and Country Club is
to be thrown sopen to the newspaper
correspondents who will play in the
tourney on Thursday. A. Zappone. vice
president Of the club. announced last
night. If any Of the newspaper COM
petitors wish to get practice before
to use the course at any time, Zap
pone said.
Invitations are to be sent to many
members Of Congress and to cabinet
officers to witness the event. The
tourney rs open to any active news
paperman on the local papers and
those eligible to the press galleries
at the Capitol
Offcfals Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club will be on hand to see
that the visitors are properly taken
care of. and every facility will be
offered for making the tournament a
thoroughly enjoyable one.
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|AhAy SHOOTERS BEST
Infantry Rife Team Wins Sadler
Match, With Marines Captur-
ing Second plane.

SEA GIRT, N. J.. August 20.-The
Sad1er match. one of the most notable
events in American rife shooting,
was won today by the United States
Infantry team. with a score of 1927.
The United States Marine Corps
second team was second. with 1,7i7.
and Massachusetts. third, with i,7l5.
The match was shot at SEQ, 500 and
1000 yards.
The cruikshank match, at 200, SEQ
9Th Massachusetts, Infantry. with a
score OF 5SS. The 1st Infantry
National Guards of New York. was
second, with 565
Evening star., 1921-08-21
QUAKER CITY NATAT0RS
ANNEX TWO BIG EVENTS

PHILADELPHIA, August 2e.-Two
stellar events were captured by Phil
adelphia swimmers in competition
against aquatic stars from many Sec
ttons OF the country over the course
of the Philadelphia Swimming Club
on the Schuylkill river today
Charles Crownover Of the Phfia-
delphia SWIMMING Club retained pos
session of the William p. Sackets
cup, the oldest perpetual cup in the
United States and Canada. by win.
ming the 100-yard open scratch event
in 023-5
swimming unattached. won the $50
yard middle Atlantic A. A. u. cham
pionship in l3.211-5 Robert Eiche
of the Reading (Penna) Y. NJ. C. A.
was second, and Charles Csownover,
third.
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SINGLES LISTED TODAY
IN SUBURBAN TOURNEY

The first and second rounds will be
completed and some Of the thixd-
round matches played, If possible. in
the Suburban Tennis League singles
this afternoon. Results Of matches
played to date follow:
zler, SIS, 6-1; Mfnnix defeated
Sickler. 6-S, 6-3. Ct; Spence de-
feated Phillips. Sc. 6-S: E. .Dowd
defeated e. Balinger, d-a. 6-4
Shepherd defeated J. Dowd, 60 Ct
Second rcund-Burwell defeated
Knapp. S-7, IS: HiTis defeated
Burke, IS. 60: Slancker defeated
A. May, g.. Go.
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PAIR DEFEATS
BRITISH PRO GOLFERS

PITTSFIELD. Mass. August 30
John q. Anderson of New York and
". w. Patten of Schenectady, " V,
amateurs. defeated George Duncan
and Abe Mitchell. the British profes-
sfonals. one ZIP in an eighteen -hole e
exhibition golf match at the Pittsffeld
Country Club today.
Patten and Anderson had a best
bail Of 50, as against II for Duncan
and Mitchell
Anderson's on the last hole won
the match
Evening star., 1921-08-21
BIG AUTO EVENTS FOR
DAYToMA THIS WINTER

TAMPA, Fla. August 20.-Some-
thing far superior to anything that
has been undertaken in automobile
racing in Florida is in the making for
this winter by the Daytona Beach
Racing Association. according to a
sta tement given out today by J. A.
Seals of the Daytona Racing Associa-
ton.
Prizes that in size will compare
favorab1y with purses given at the
famous Indianapolis speedway races
and others Of similar Importance will
be offered. and an attempt will be
made to attract the interest of all
drivers of note In this country, as
well as those of foreign habitation.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
0'DOWD STOPS MARTIN
IN THE NINTH ROUND

NEW YORK, August 20.-MIke
O.Dowd Of st. Paul. former middle.
weight champion, scored a techni-
cal knockout over Silent Martin of
Hrooklyn, In the ninth round OF a
tWelve-round match tonight
1t was ODowd's first bout sire.
meeting Johnny Wilson Of Boston.
at, Madison Square Garden M
March O'Dowd weighed 16l pounds
ana Martin 1s2.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
MAKES HOLE IN /.

NEW YORK. August -2o.-Irvfng g
Baxter Joined the hole-in-one golf
coterie today at the Essex Falls
y. J.. Country Club. when he hoied
out with his m:diron. He turned the
trick at the sixth hole. 205 yards
which is slightly uphill The bali
struck some distance from the cup
but trickled in.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
CORNELL TRAINER QUITS,

ITHACA. N. Y. August 2o.-Fran-
els T. SheenaH, trainer of Cornell
University athletic teams for twenty
three years, has rendered his :resig-
nation, to take effect immediately.
Sheehan also was trainer for the
1920 American Olympic team.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
CUE CHAMPION COMING.

NEW YORK. August 1o.-M Bos of
HOLLAND, winner of the amateur bill
Hard championship of Europe in the
recent tournament at Paris, and N.
Roubil Of France, the former cham.
&on. win come to the United States
to be held here in Febru-
he National Association Of Ama-
eur Billiard Players today received their
Formal onn1e1
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British Coli Champion
Quits Job to Visit u. S.

BY the Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, August 10
William HunteY, ehanspion 'ann-
teur golfer of Great Britain,
sailed for New York today ON
the xteannhlp Cedric, to COM
pete i'm the American amateur
'ehampl0nxhip tournament. He
resiEned his position in the
Deal post once to make the trip.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
U. S. cRicxETERS SCORE.
Defeat Royal Navy Team in Eng
land by Six Wickets.

CHATHAM, England, August "a
Tire Philadelphia Pilgrims cricket team
beat the Royal Navy team today
by six wickees. J. NJ. Crossman of the
American team scoring 80 runs, in
cluding Is fours.
The best bowling was by ". r.
O'Neill of the Philadelphians. who
took seven wickets for 81 runs.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
SPEED BOAT LAUNCHED.

ALGoNAC. Mich. August 20.-Miss- a
America IL. Garfield A. Woods de
fender of the Harmsworth trophy, vas,
launched here this afternoon. The !.
craft, designed 10 give maximunt.i
speed of ninety miles an hour, was.i
given a trial spin on ST. Clair river. :
of here following the launching. 80
Evening star., 1921-08-21
MRS. SHERIDAN BEST
IN PUTTING CONTEST

Mrs. H. c. Sheridan won the putting.
trophy contest at Columbia Country.
Club yesterday. defeating Mrs. J. c.
Mclaughlin in the ANAL by and .. z.
Mrs Clifford Bangs won the con--
ISOLATION. scoring over Mrs. William !.
Z. Shannon in the final round. and L.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
MAKES FIFTH VICTORY.
SETTING MARK FOR u. S.
Morse Woman Plays One Of Best Matches Of Her
Career in Beating Californian by
40, 90 and 6-L

FOREST HILLS N Y, August 2oFor the fifth period
Mrs 'Moia Bjutedt Mallory of Norway,
resident of New York city, the national singles
tennis today when She defeated Miss Mary
The feat established new the history of American
national tennis Mallory
Moa Bjurse won her first United States 1915 following
the voluntary retirement of Miss Browne
such valiant today
Evening star., 1921-08-21
RlcKENBACkER ENTERS.

OMAHA, Neb., August 20.-Eddie
Rickenbacker, flying ace of world-war
fame, will enter the race for the
Pulitzer prize for speed to be held
here November 3, in connection with
an international aero congress.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
WRITER'S GOLF TOURNEY
NW PLAYED THURSDAY
President Among Those Who VIII Trod Course
at Washington Golf and Country Club
i'm Eighteef1.hole Medal Play.

newspapermens golf tournament Washington which
President Harding Thursday
Washington Golf and Country Club Acting at the
President Chairman committee yesterday OBJ
officials of the Virginia club hold
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DEAN HIGH GUN.
Breaks AZ of SO Targets ut Wash.
ington Gun Club Shoot.

ington Gun Club Shoot.
W. n. Dean, breaking Al Of so tar
gets thrown. was high gun yesterday
in the shoot for the officers trophy
held by the Washington Gun Club.
Wynkoop and Fawcett. with 46
breaks each, tied for second place
All fired at so targets.
Scores OF other contestants: Hunter
43; Reeves. 40; c. s. Wilson, 80; Slime
80: Wynkoop. jr., 80; Parsoas, 81;
Fisher. as; H. B. Wilson, 80; Miller, a3.
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The point score:

Point score Of dou5les:
First set
Miss Browne and Mrs. Winhns-
4 eS-S
Mrs. Morrzs and Miss GiIleaudeau-
o. 6 I o 2 l -21-
Second set
Mss Browne and Mrs. williams
- I |-s
drs. Norris and Miss Gilleaudeau-
4 2 O 4 1 .t-lT-2
Evening star., 1921-08-21
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Portsmouth, 10: Newport News, 4.
Suffolk, Z; Norfolk. 6.
Wilson, II; Rocky Mount, 3.
Richmond, %; Tarboro. 8.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE LEAGUE.
jackson, 3; Greenwood. 3.
Clarksdale. Z; Meridfan. 4
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MATCH MIDDLE LEWEleHTs.
Gibbons and 0'Dowd to Battle in
Wichita, October 1a.

ST. PAUL. M1nn., August 2o.-Mike
Gibbons and Mike O'Dowd, st. Paul.
middleweight boxers. have been matched
October 18. >>~'''
Jesse Willard. former heavyweixht
champion, will referee,
Evening star., 1921-08-21
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE,

Bristol, 8: Knoxville. 2
Greeneville, Z; Johnsoa CITY. O.
Kingsport, 2; Cleveland, O.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02

1916 Embroidered voile is used in develop
ing this charming model Of French voie with
its smart button trimming and narrow sash
belt. It comes in an array of colors. $500.
1908 is particularly lovely frock with
a fancy scalloped overskirt and shirred band
trimmings adjoining the Skirt. neck and
sleeves Black ribbon sash and ties. $500.
O26-Organdie collars and cuffs enhance this
all-over embroidered dress of voile. Insets of
plain voile are hemstitched. There is a ribbon
sash in rainbow colorings. $500.
1O12-An embroidered design trims l
the tunic of this French voile dress. t.
Embroidery collars and cuffs and p
bead tassels on the sash are other fea- b
lures. $500. a
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hne brings clothes readily encourages buds
MINER ocks coongs and dainty
dress section looks like bright flower garden there
makes think of spring blossom with floral coong petal
sleeves and dntness There lovely dotted Swiss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-02

youthful organizes, beautiful gnghams and sheer pretty
coral maize turquoise peach natter blue white
shades of orchid larkspur, margod and lavender
cool and comfortable oh so becoming The prices
from $685. for the simple $40 for the eabo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
News of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch Dec. IL. 1919
The people OF Richmond have commenced
to take decided interest in the coming
Christmas. Already they are beginning to
flock to the retail stores and shops to at
least ascertain what Is To be had in the way
OF Christmas goods for presents and for stock
ing filling.
Rev. DR.. Moses D. lIoge announced to the
congregation OF tho Second Presbyterian
Church on Sunday that he had declined the
call extended him from tho First Presbyterian
Church or Nashville. Tenn. In making this
announcement DR. Hoge made a very touching
talk to his people.
At 4 meeting OF the Foreign Mission BOARD
OF the Southern Baptist Convention held in
the First Baptist Church last evening Rev
j. B. Taylor. ID. D.. rendered his resignation
as corresponding secretary OF the board This
action was taken on account of failing health
DR.. Taylor has ably filed the position for
the past twenty years
The Grand Lodge OF Masons I'm Virginia 40
sembled In annual communication at st Al
bans Hall last night Grand Master Owens
delivered his address reviewing the wears
work In virginia Standing committees were
named and the Lodge will meet apoin thie
morning for the Transaction of busipes.
The Methodist Sunday school Sociotv hold
It's regular monthly meeting Sunday afternoon
"neh reports came in from the churches
showing that the average attendance OF
scholars at the Methodist Sunday schools for
the past quarter was as follows. can,ansrv
157; Broad Street, 1873: Trinity 100. CI.v
Street. f61; Union Station 14S; Mancbosinr
$50; Oregon. 80: Sidney 46; Rocketts TX
The reports submitted at tho meotin -,
the Baptist Sunday School Associatton on
Sunday last gave the following ,vnrao ~"
tendances for the month of Noycmhor. 1,,,,.
Church. a3 officers and teachers and AIN
scholars; second Church. rs officers and teach
ers ana 2'6 scholars; Grace Street C,hurcb AZ
omcers ana teachers and 400 scholars. pine
street Church IL officers and teachers ana ,sa
scholars; Leigh Street, - officers and tcacbors
and %? scholars; Manchester 2s once. 80
teachers and 1at scholars; Sidney omco
ana teachers and a scholars; Fulton IA ON
GERS and teachers and IS scholars
me presbyterian Sunday Schoo; ITnion
which held it's meeting on Sunao, -,
ports showing the average attendance - ~,
vember to have been as follows: First C,h,rot
~ teachers ana ia pupils; Second Church 40
teachers ana l92 pupils; Grace Street C,burcb
20 teachers and 1873 pupils: Third Church "a
teachers and 81 pupils; Manchester 0 teach
ers and SO pupils Second Mission te.chnrs
and 8? pupils; First Colorcd Mission ,e ,..h
ers and 100 pupils.
We can see no reason why wc ybo,,d a,,,
that Richmond viii in time, and that MT
very ions tihe' nave population of 400, 900
The Supreme Court of the United Statos
holds that all bills issued by the city of Rich
mond during the war, undor the denomination
OF five dollars. arc valuelcss an they ara I'm
violation of the city charter OF Richmond
tho new Constitution of vtrxinis ana Aha
laws OF tho United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
COLONEL TUCKER DIES
At HOME IN LEXINGTON
Professor at v. M. l. Sue.
cumbs TO Stroke of
ApopIcxy.
ApOplcXy.
Special to The Times-Djsnntcb =,

Especial to The Times Dispatch /
LEXINGTON. VA, Dec. n,-Col-
onel y. Beverly Tucker. professor OF
geology and mineraloxy at the vir-
Sinia Military Institute. died at his
home on Institute Hill this morning.
aged 81 years. lie was stricken with
paralysis saturday morning, and
never rcgaincd consciousness. He
was born in Williamsburg in 1857,
son OF Thomas s. Il. Tucker.
His early life was spent in VIM
chester. lie entered Virginia Mill
tary institute In 1855. graduating
with highest honors I'm 1883. lie was
made suhprofcssor that year and had
continuously since that time been n
member OF the faculty. General T..
w. Nichols, superintendent of " NJ
l.. today published an order before
cadet corps announcing Colonel
fuckers death. and reci,ing his ac-
Invites in connection with the school.
Colonel Tucker was twice married.
his first wifo being daughter OF
General Scott Shipp. His second wife
was Miss Mary Preston Graham.
daughter Of tho late DR.. John a.
Graham Of Lexington. She sur
wives with one child, y. beverly
Tucker. Jr. Colonel Tucker was
vestryman OF X. r. Lee Memorial
.Episcopal Church. The funeral Will
he held tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
K. l.. BRAMHAM DIES
IN ROANOKE HOSPITAL
Popular Young Travelling Salesman,
of uichinOnd, Succumbs After
Operation In Magic city.

News was received in Richmond
Yesterday of the death in Roanoke
90 Kenneth L. i'ramham, % years
cid, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Land
Bramham. 2226 Park Avenue, who
died following an operation at the
Shenandoah Hospital. Roanoke
Mr.. Bramham was u travelling
salesman and left Richmond about,
two weeks ago, apparently in good
health. He was stricken in Roanolln
last sunday. Mr.. Bramham. who was
well known and popular here. was
member of tho Hermitage Country
club. OF Dove Lodge. No. 81. \. i.
x a. NJ. and of Tabernacle Baptist
Church.
Besides his parents. he Is survived
by three brothers. Mason. Horace. Jr.
and Forest Bramham. Funeral SER
vices Will be conducted this after
noon ut 2:30 o'clock from the Fork
Union Baptist Church. Fork Union,
Rev. ID. Aubrey Williams, -. -.
pastor Of Tabernacle Baptist Church.
this city, officiating. lntermcnt Will
be i'm the family burylng ground at
Fork Union.