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'irE OF THE LATE JAMES
RICHARDSON.

James Richardson, Sr., Superin-
tendent OF the Elizabeth City County
AIMS House, Hampton, Va. died Nav
'"' i92l at his residence. He had
heeh III for several weeks, gotten
considerably better, went out several
times, suffered a relapse.
James Richardson was born in
Sussex County fifty nine years ago.
raised in Elizabeth City County Ur
Was hard Worker, good thinker and
great provlder. His greatest am
bltion was to serve others. He often
Sala the vision that God gave him
III his early life was. tGo in my vine
yard and work This lie did until
just few dayE before his death.
lie was the founder OF the Back
lalVer Cemetery. where he was laid
10 rest. Founder of the Morning
Star Baptist Church, Back River
va. Hc was an active member and
deacon OF the First Baptist Church,
Hampton for over 32 years, of which
Rev. j. w. Patterson is pastor.
He served as Elizabeth City County
Constable for a number OF years
Effected Superintendent of the County
M,ns House % years ago; performed
his duty faithfully until death. He
wds respected in his position by the
white officials for his honesty and
Hprightness, loved by both white and
colored citizens.
During his latter years he worked
very hard in many fraternal organ
'Zations for their promotion. He
served as the Right Worthy Grand
Chief for the Grand United Order Of
st. Luke for many terms. He was
with Mr.. A. w. Holmes, Supreme
Master in the infancy OF the National
Ideal Benefit Society; member OF the
Board of Directors and charter
member OF tho. Solid Rock Lodge.
He was an Odd Fellow, member Of
the Loving Union. York County, Va.
Ills greatest desire was to prepare
his children to be self supporters.
lie leaves Wife, four daughters,
three sons, five grandchildren, four
sisters, two brothers, host Of rel
atives and friends to mourn their
great loss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
lMlOSE HEAVY PENALTY FOR
DRY LAW VIOLATION.

Petersburg. Va. June 30.---One of
the heaviest rcnaltics imposed upon
any one convicted Of vol ting The prn
hibitiOn laws 'incc dry" lr,wS went
into effect, wns wen to w. l.. Jones,
colored, of Richmond, charged VITA
having quantity OF corn whisky IN
his automobile here. He was triol be
fore Judge Nh on who sentenced
him to six months in jail, with A fine
OF $500. At the request OF his co,!nSc.,
Harry NJ. Smith Of Richmond. aud
Robert Gilli;m. Jr., OF this city, :, eus
pension OF sen encc was grantel anijl
July for the examination OF the
man. The awycrs claim the nan was
unable to stand the Imprisonment. lie
was bailcd for his appearance on jay
8.
j. A. Randolph. colored, who WAS
with Jones when their car was cap.
turcd by the local police, drew jaiI
sentence of tire. months, with i t.no
or 500. He went to Jail.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
FULTON NOTES

Deacon John Foster, superintendent
OF Mt. Calvary Baptist Sunday
School, assisted by Miss Alma Logan
the Assistant superintendent are
doing excellent work. On the 18th
INST. the school, will render an uniuue
program at First Baptist Church
Bermuda Hundreds. Come and go
with us down the James River
Adults $1.25; children under 10
years rs cents.
Our pastor, the Rev. c.. A. Cobbs
preached an excellent sermon last
Sabbath on The Devil On the
rdstrum were Rev. l.. o. Johnson
OF the Fulton Baptist Church; Revs
Edwards. Fuller and Coleman. The
devotionas wore i'm charge of Bro
&. Is. Jefferson Some clubs made
their reports. We mention the club
from the Narina District under the
leadership Of Mrs Maria. Jones.
Though fow in number yet they re-
port cred table sum every time.
Communion services were held at
$3.50. Frother Cox seems to enjoy
himself in these services.
Directly after morning service a
marriage was solemni2ed Mr..
Clifford Ricloa and Miss Viola Jared
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
'OLUME XXXVIII, NO. IS
FTK TEN RULES FOR VISITORS
IN Dun HOME.

'(By Robert d. Crawley)
Everybody is wecome Mt all times
our home: kSngS or peasants,
3iends or foes.
Jan Guest: We ASH not what thou
art;
friend, We greet ihee hand and
heart;
4 stranger, such no longer be;
foe, our love shall conquer thee.
Scesscs OF these walls there is hidden
4 unseen being that hears, sees and
cords every word, act and deed.
Rute 1. Leave your worries,
pom and cares at the door.
a.. Enter into this house with a
Ne OF optimism on your face; this
! no place for pcssimist.
r.. Don't speak evil of your
3ighbor.
4. Don't say anything about any
) c that You Will be afraid to face
brought back to you.
y. Don't say anything that you
hr UNI say, because UNI seldom
Is the truth.
86. Don't do anything that you
Su,d be afraid 10 let Christ catch
Su doing.
NJ. Don't give us advice how 20
II our home: you mead it to run
lr own.
8. Don't comp mcnt IL for hay
nee home. II is our duty.
8. Don't ia to give Us any word
inspiration or cncoura"emcnt for
long for n broader, higher life.
49,. Don't criticiso anyone unless
have passed the danger line of
ng criticised. For our part, VIC
Ne not.
You wii take due and timely
leo Of these ru'es and govern
lrselves accordingly that the peace
harmony Of our home may not
disturbed.
Copyright 1921 by Robert ID.
Crawlcy)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
|. A. A. @. II, MASS MEETING.
ISAYO TIiIGATRI, SUNDAY.

A citizens mass meeting is called
by the Richmond Branch of the N.
A. A. c.. p. Mt the Rayo Theatre
Sunday at 4:30 P. M. Vital matters
will be discussed by some Of tho best
speakers in the city. You also can
take an active part.
The Charles Green case, the Man
chester Riot Case and the Tulsa
Riot wiz? be taken up. Special music
by Prof. Blake of the Hfppodromc
and Prof. Curtis Jordan. The civic
status Of the Richmond Negro is at
stake. 1t is time for action. Come
early for the house will be crowded
Admission is free to all. No reserved
seats.
(This space is contributed to the
cause by The Planet.)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
KNIGHTS OF rYTHIAS.

The conclusion of the sessions of
tho Grand Lodge, Friday morning,
june 2dth at Charlottesville, Va, end
ed one Of the finest sessions of that
Order since its foundation in this
State. The election of officers was
comparatively Il tame affair as there
was no one who offered to oppose any
OF those who were candidates for re-.
election. Thursday evening", az tho
work was completed.
The contest between Petersburg and
Bristol was spirited and at one time
the outcome was puZzlng. Finally
bristol won. The banquet at the Odd
Fellows Hall was a fine affair." De-
spite the large crowd present, The af-
Ialr was magnificently handled and
everybody had n plenty to cat.
me officers Elected for the en-. ina
term were as follows:
GRAND Chancellor, John Mitchell
r.; Grand Vice Chancellor, ~. J,
Free; Grand Master of Exchcouer
br. E. K. Jefferson; Grand Kccpo,
OF Records and Seal, Albert V. No,
rev. Sr. Grand preiate, Rev Thoma,
~. White: Grand Master at Arms
w. II. Wits: Grand Inner Guard
). 70. Byrd; Grand Outer Guard. w
=. Stokes; Grand Lecturer, w, 3
u: Cr>wel; Grand Master of Works
WEI lam M. Reid; Grand. Mcdica
director. DR.. ~. a. Tenant; Gran,
Marshal!, WI. Henry Jones; Gran,
rlrst Attendant, j. A. Moss; Gran,
second Attendant, c. b. Callahan
Grand Third Attendant. George r
Duke; Gran" Fou VI Attendant. Re
j.. FL. Binford.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
HENRY LINCOLN JOHNSON !.
NAMED RECORDER OF DEEDS.
Member of National Republican Com
mittec From Georgia Is Appoint.
ed hy President Harding to
District Office.

Washington. June 2S.-IIenTy Lin.
coin johnson, colorcd Republican Nat
ional Committeeman from Georgia
was named Recorder Of Deeds for the
District Of Columbia hy The President.
For eight years the place had boon
held by John f. Costello, Democratic
National Committeeman from the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the first white man
in several administrations to hold the
post.
Mr.. johnson was Cortellos INNS,
diate predecessor in The office, having
been displaced by former President
Woodrow Wilson. The position has
been held by such distinguished Nc
groes as Frederick Douglas former
Congressman Henry p. Chcutham OF
North Carolina and the lac John T..
Dancy also OF the Tar Heel State.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
CONCERT AT FRIENDS ORPHAN
ASYLUM

A Sacred concert for the benefit ~:
the Friends Colorcd Orphan Asylum,
will be held July 10th in accordance
with its annual custom OF the Capital
City Lodge Of Ilks, No. II, assisted
by other organizations. The concert
will be given at the Orphanage Cor
ncr ST. Paul and Charity streets, be-
ginning at 5 o'clock 2. M. Sunday aft
crnoon. Ice cream and cake will DO
served to children in conclusion Of tho
soncert.
Program foIlows-Mastcr OF Cere'
monies, Past Exalt Ruler, w. IL.
Johnson; Welcome Address, DR.. W. Il.
Johnson; Response Exalt Ruler, y.
w. Booker; Remarks. Rev. Junius -.
Taylor.
Committec--Dr Q. w. Moone, Prof
Nelson Harris; G. l.. Branch, j. B.
Harris; Ed. Randolph, and Col. Tholr
as Rock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
CARD OF THANKS.
HENRY j. MOORE PASSES AWAY

Henry j. Moore, ono OF tho best
known cOloreu contrac' orS in the
State, SENIOR member OF the firm Of
Moore and Archer died at his resi-
dcnce 3l2 w. Leigh street, Saturday,
July 2, 1921 aftor Il long ihncss. lie
hau conyalosced to point. where his
friends hoped that he would soon be
about his work again. Tho funeral
services were conducted at tho Dbenc1-
er Baptist Church, Tuesday, the 9Th
inst, at =. Ii. Rev. w. II. Stokes.
Ph. d., d. D., officiating. He preach
cd a most impressive discourse. On
the rostrum were Row !. a. Hnctor.
Rey. Jacob Turner; Rev. Evans
Payne, ID. d., Rev. II. Beeohcr Taylor
Rev r. II. Johnson, Rev. S. w. Tur-
ner, Rev. j. S. Johnson and Rev. A,
d. DAILY.
me hymn was lined by Rev. A, -,
DAILY and tho Scriptures were rood by
heV. Scott G. Burrell. Prayer WIS
offered by Rev. Dr.. Evans povnc
hymn was lined by Rev. j. S. johnson,
AFTER which Mrs. Zcmoria ID. Wood
sang with fine effect n solo. Mus;c
was furnished by tho choir of IN,
Gbenezer Baptist Church Tho nail.
bearers. active and honorary wnre
Mcssrs. George w. Brown, Gcorpe 7,
PATTERSON, d IT. Su!ly, John S, Powen
w. l. Johnson n. G. Burke: las ,r
irvine, TT. Curtis, Miles G. Dehhrass
=. II. Ford; B. l.. Jordan, John r
chiles. The funeral designs were
numerous and costly.
! Henry ]. Moore has been forword
III erecting some of tho finest strnrt.
ures In this city owned by color,a
people lie remodelIed the st. LIKE
HAL. remodelled the Fifth Street RAM
ISL church, built the Richmond Rene
iiclal Insurance Co. building. tho
Two Southern Aid buildings in the
CITY and many other structures 81
conjunction with his partner, Robemt
Arcner. The casket was state mahorn.
NY He was buried in a burglar nro,'r
steer vault and interment was in tho
Deantifnl circle in Woodland Cemetery
tils pclng the most expensive nort ~
Flat beautiful "city of the dead"
nc left aw ife and n host OF fr;nnd.
TO mourn their loss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09

Mrs. Charlotte Yancey and her
aghtcr, Mrs. Louis b. Freeman Of
shington have been in the city
eral weeks, tho guest OF Mrs. Rosa
witt.
beacon WI. Howard Jones, who has
Il i'll for some time, lost his
oted wife. Her funeral took place
the Ebenezcr Baptist Church last
lrsday afternoon.
Hiss Maria l.. White loft tho city
lnesday for Philadelphia where
4 will be the guest of her brother
Matthew w. White and foster
Ter, Mrs. Kate Ellet.
i IIaster Irwin S. Woodson. Of 615
tn Fifth Street, Eho has been
! 20 sick with the chicken pox, is
:h better at this writing.
! IRIS. Elsie B. Taylor spent the
&k end in Hampton the guest Of
! sister, Miss Hallia B. Robinson
is attending the Institute.
lIr. John e. HAM, Jr., travelling
ector for the Southern Aid Society
i in tho city this week.
MS. w. II. Hatcher, 1917 Dcca
Street, South Richmond, is Wis
her son, DR.. Bernard N. Hatcher
clinton, S. C.
r. William Crosby, formerly Of
a%th Richmond, but now Of New
City arrived here last Sunday
ming. lie has been absent from
city about l6 years and is looking
picture of health. He is the
st of hiT son, MIR. Robert Crosby
Jersey Street.
I rs. Robert d. Craw1cy left Sun
81 for Norfolk, Portsmouth and to
her Alma Mater, HhmptoH
itute for q few days.
! re-. Eta HaE Carter, accompanied
= Tor two little children Of Hartford
h. are visiting tho city the guest
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Hall, of 2300 O,d Dominion St.
: If. J. w. Johnson, OF Washing
d. G, was in the city this week
II ca3red on us.
r. and Mrs. r. w. Moss paid
sit to Charleston, w. Va. They
80 the guest Of Mr.. Moss parents
were highly entertained. Mrs.
is cashier OF the American
Pficial Insurance Company.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
800 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Richmond. Va. July Q, 1921.
This is TO certify that I have re-
ceivod from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Worthy Counselor Of the Grand Court
of Va. Order Of Calanthe, ($10000)
One Hundred dollars in payment Oh
the death claim Of Sister Clemm,e
Jackson who was member Of MaceJ
Court No. 222 Of Richmond, Va.
Signed:
SCOTT JACKSON.
Beneficiary.
Witness:
LUCY CROSS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
THE SABBATH GIIEE CIUR Fills
ENLARGEMENT IN BALTIMORE

Tho Sabbath GAee Club sang in
Baltimore last Sunday afternoon ut
q lawn fete given by Vice President
Lowndeh Of the Fidelity Guaranty
company. They went under AUSPICES
or the municipal director Of music
al Baltimore, Mr.. Frederick r.
Huber. The Club made good and
rendered entire satisfaction. Profes
sor Joseph Matthews is director Of
Che Club, which numbers over SO
members
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mrs. Charlotte Yancey and her
aghtcr, Mrs. Louis b. Freeman Of
shington have been in the city
eral weeks, tho guest OF Mrs. Rosa
Witt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
hhAEK Billy SUNDAY BACK I'M
CITY AGAIN.

y ,E,Vangehlst G. P. Dixon, Black
nIlly Sunday arrived in the civ
euhesday from Newport News. Va
re IS conducting revival meetings ot
Leigh street Memorial M. T.. Church
lhc meeting will continue through
next week. The Evangelist conduct
ca ca meetings at the Hood Tempe A.
NJ e. Il. in May. He has a taber
hacle at Newport News, Va. seating
1900 people. e
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
fEF. WILLIAM A. CREDIT"r DEAD
IN PHILADELPHIA

heV. William A. Credit. former
pastor OF Cherry Memorial Baptist
church and founder and president Of
inc bennington Ponn J. Institute.
aied in Mercy Hospital, Philade!ph4a
tuesday night. juno IS. He was one
Oh the most prominent Baptist
ministers Of the country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09

4 ANTED--A sewing teacher and
Iundress with strong personality
intelligence to direct the sewing
laundry divisions at the Broad
Farm, Hanover, Va. Good aa-
Snodatiors. Address correspond
Planet Office, 81 North
9TH Street. or r. J. Edwards,
Hanover, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-07-09
PRICE, FIVE CENTS

were united into the bonds Of
matrimony by the Rev. G. A. Cobbs,
The couple was ushered to the front
by Miss Adche Johnson.
We have quite Il number Of sick
lin our community. Let us call to
see them. Give as we'll as pray.
The Rev. o. b. Sims, pastor elect
Of Rising Mount Nion Baptist Church
win oticate there all day tomorrow.
Spccial services at Mt. Calvary.
Let us come out and worship the
Lord in beauty and holiness. The
subject for the morning VIII be, A
Stone Cut Out of the Mountain Not
by Hand
CARD OF THANKS,
We wish TO thank our many
friends and the Fulton Lodge, No.
AZ, X. Of p, for their kindness and
durability shown from tho time of
the illness and death of my son,
Yuncey Orange.
From his devoted mother
Mrs. Emma Orange
9O2 Virginia Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
FIERCE TRIBESMEN
PROTEST MUSTAPHA
StnIwnrt "BInck Company" Ready e
Go to Death for Nationalist
Leader.
[By Associated Press. !

ANGORA. Sept. 1.-THE safety of
Mustapha liemal Pasha, the Turkish
Nationalist leader. is assured by Al
organization known as the Black
Company. They are ,stalwart sol
dicrs selected from the fierce race
of Lazes. whose homes borl"r the
Black Sea country between Bainm
ana Trcbizond.
They are dressed entirely n black.
Each is n dead shot ana carries u
rifle With several ammunition belts
huckled around him and a huge cres-
cent-shaped knife stuck in his belt.
These men do sentinel dut" about
his villa. near the city and his office
III the railway station and travel
with him on his longer Journeys.
one or two ride in his automobile"
when he motors, or else follow in
another one Of his automobiles. The
company is well trained and nc mcn
Az; quiet and orderly.
The guard was chosen from the
l.aacs because they have the repd-
tation OF being the hravcst and most
feroc!ous lighters OF all Asia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
NEW FIGHTING PLANE
TYPES ARE ACCEPTED
France Expects Marvellous ReusItS
From Four Improved Air
YInchitcS

PARIS. Sept. ll.--Four new types
or military airplancs have been ac-
copied for the French air force which
would seem to indicate that the avia-
ton industry IL taking on new life
under the ministry Of Laurent Ey-
nae. One new type is destined for
the protection of lighting squairona,
Ike torpedo boat dcstroycrs serve
torpedo hats.
This is called the Lciere. and is
fitted with two 900 horsepower mo-
tors. very fast ana hcxihic. Another
is French airplanc entirely con.
Structcd OF dicalumiEum-l 265
horsepower Farman reconnaissance
bipianc.
y 100 horsepower wibsau!t is Il
special long -distanco reconnaissance
machine. utilizing tho new Thick
wing" OF which much is expected
a new Newport lighter. fitted with
two machine guns and n 300 horse
power motor. is said to he faster
than anything else known.
Copyright. 1921, by Public Ledger
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
BONDS CONTINUE ACTIVE
DURING ENTIRE WEEK
Large Sums Of Money Avail
able at Fairly Easy Quota.
lions in Wall Street.

NEW YORK. Sept. lI.--Evcnts Of
the week in the financial and COM
modttics' markets tended mainly to
hcishten the impression prevalent in
Informed quarters that tho recession
OF the past eighteen months had
come TO an end. Further recovery OF
prices synchronized with reassurinE
statements from professional shorts
These stressed the belief tina. the
period of defiation had exceeded the
limits of safety and that the coun-
try WAS on the eve OF another era OF
another prosperity.
Washington and other officials and
unofficial points OF information ana
observation voiced similar scnI-
mcnts. These were buttresscd by cvi-
dcnccs OF increased production in
such basic industries as the steel and
textile trades.
The further rise in cotton was hail
cd with satisfaction not only i'll the
South and Southwest. but at prin-
cipal reserve centcrs Hopes were en-
tcrtaincd OF Il speedy release OF the
enormous credits so long tied up in
that staple.
Active buying continued in the bond
market that list for the most part
rejecting Il better tone than any but
the more seasoned or representative
stocks. New offerings were so free
ly taken as to Justify the opinion
that inventors had thrown off their
postwar timidity.
Large sums OF money were avail
able ut fnirly easy quotations for
sixty and ninety days. but bankers
intimatcd that moderate stringency
might cnsue in the coming week.
when heavy income-taN payments
mature.
Sharp depreciation OF marks to an
unprecedented level confirmed pri-
waite advices respecting Germany's
internal affairs. Weakness Of Bel
CLAN and Italian rates. as well as
those OF several of the new nations.
notably Poland. was indicative OF
greater economic strain.
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TIGERS OPEN FOOTBALL
PRACTICE WITH A RUSH
Fifty Candidates Rcpor, for
Preliminary Train
ing.
Especial TO The Times. Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
FARMVILLE. VA. Sept. li.-Foot-
ball practice at Iiampdcn- Sidney Col
lcgc opened with rush last TUESDAY.
about nfty candidates for the eleven
positions reporting for the prclitn-
mary workouts. Min. letter men of
the team OF 1920 were present. head
ed by Captain Sidney Sands, of Rich
inond. and they will form a nucleus
around which Coach Roundy homes to
build team which will stand out az
one OF the best In the state. TIM,
the Championship OF the Eastern vir-
GINA intercollegiate Athletic Assoc
citation Will once more com. TO roar
In Death Valley. Is already being pre-
dictcd by football critics Of Virginia.
In ADDITION TO the nine letter men,
VINO reported. there We're about M
teen men who were members OF Tho
iigcr squad last season and large
number of players with prcp-schooi
experience. Several Of the high school
players are men who have made rcc.
utations for themselves during tho
last few years. and the IIarnpdcn-
sidney mentors are expecting grca,
deal from them.
Two workouts daily have been held.
the morning period being devoted TO
skull drills" and blach board talks.
while in the afternoon workouts on
the gridiron have taken place. The
week was devoted practically TO con-
ditioning exercises and practice in
nunting, passing and handling Of the
ball.
Coach Roundy will start practice
in earnest this week, when n number
o! new men are expected to arrive
ior the opening OF school on Scptem-
Der "a. He has only ten days after
the session opens to get his eleven
ready for the meeting with Virginia
Poiytnchnic institute on September "a
The Tiger eleven Of last season got
on TO bad start. getting bad drub-
hings on their first two gamcs of
the season. Early practice was called
this year in order that T. wcll-round-
ed team may take the field against
the Biackshurgcrs. The Garnet and
Gray warriors arc particularly anx-
ious to avcngc their overwhelming
defeat at the hands OF Virginia Mil
i,ary institute
The first L.. V !. ~. \. cham pion-
ship game VIII he played October
at Petersburg, when III. Tigers will
NEE, the Randolph Macon Jackets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
COMPLETE DETAILS FOR
RE-ENACT|NG BIG BATTLE
Marines to Stage Mancuvcrs
on Fields of Chanccl-
lOrsville.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE his.
toric battle of Chunceilorsyillc win
be re-cnactcd with modern arms Rnd
equipment by the east coast cxpc-
dictionary force OF the marine corps
October on the site OF the original
battle
Details of features OF this battle Of
the War Between the States are now
being worked out by marine corps
stratcri.ts. 1t was said today az mart
Of the fall mancuvers, which will call
for the use OF about 5000 marines and
include an air raid and the practical
solution OF military problems.
The marine brigade viii leave
Quantico Va. September 2S and march
to Aquia Creek. "a distance OF eigh,
miles. where II will bivouac for the
night. continuing the march to Fred
cricksburg, distance OF sixteen
miles. the next day. ON September
rs the march will be continued, as a
REINFORCED brigade acting az an ad =
vance guard Of army corps, II
Wilderness Run. Night practice ma
ncuv"rs will then be held with
scarch!ights and antiaircraf, Euna.
while the aviation section will carry
on bombing practice.
While at Wilderness Run on Sep
tcmbcr % combined military prob
lens Will be undertaken and will be
followed by an air raid on the dia-
gram OF a battlcship laid out on the
ground equipped with searchlights
and antiaircraft guns. In the even
ing tho aerial attack Will again be
staged for practice in night dying
and attacking. as well as in defend
ing ship at night.