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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
Az AMERIKA ES MAGYAROR
oRsZAG K0z0TTI PENZUTAI.-
VANY-FORGALoM

| Az Egyesilt Allamok es Ma
Egyarorszag koz0tti penzutalvany.
forgalom a postahatosag jelentese
szerint ujboli megindulasa 6ta fel.
lendiit.
Magyarorszaggal 1922 juniu,
l6-an indult meg a penzutalvanvi
0sszekottetes es azota $122, 800.
ert el.. Meg .egy h6nap van hatra
ahoz, hogy a teljes evi forgalom
ro lehessen beszamolni es rene.
lik, hogy addig a forgaIom eleri a
$135, ,OOO-t.
Egy evvel azelott, hogy az Egye
silt AfSmok megszakitotta Ma
gyarorszaggal az 0sszek0ttetest,
a penzutalvany-forgalom $491,-
747.39-t tett XII. Akkor abonban
Magyarorszag haromszorosa volt
je1enlegi nagysaganak. Ha tehat
a jelenlegi nagysaganak megfelelo
aranyt vessziik, akkor mar ezideig
is elertek haboru el6tti penz-
utalvany 4forgalmat.
A postahatosag azoknak az el6-
nyOknek tudja be a penzutalvanv-
forgalolh emelkedes6t, melyekkel
az amerikai penzutalvanynak Ma
gyarorszagba val6 kiildase lar.
Eek k0ziil megemliti, hogy az
Egyesiilt Allamokban vasaro,t
penzutalvany dollarokr6l sol.
melyet Budapesten a megerkezes
napjanak arfolyaman koronak-
ban fizetnek XII. A penzt a cim-
zett lakhelyen fizetik XII, mint
hogy postahal6zat maidnem
mindenhova eler. Ha a cimzett a
CHM helytelensege Matt nem ia
lalhato, a magyarorszagi posta
azonnal jelenti az amerikainak k IS
fa ennek dacara sem sikeriil he
lyes cimet megszerezni, a penzt
visszateritik a feladonak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

zet. A Scent Istvkn Egyletnek
jelenleg mintegy 200 tagja van.
|Ugy ferfiakat, mint n6ket felvesz
tagjai soraba.
A Scent Istvan Egylet anyagi-
lag legga2dagabb youngstown
magyar egylet. A feln6ttek osz-
talyanak kozel 5000 dollar tarta-
lekt6keje van, mig gyermek -osz-
taly vagyona meghaladja a $500
dollart. 7 Az egylet Is cent havi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

tagsagi dijat Is minden halaleset
utan fizetett ST. kivetes elleneben
fizet tagjainak betegseg eseten
heti 81 betegsegelyt ts a tag oro-
koseinek $3.50 halaleseti segelyt,
tekintet nelkiil ARA. hogy az egy-
letnek hany tagja van.
A katholikus magyarsagnak
csak ajanlhatjuk, hegy csatlakoz-
zon chez az egylethez, inert fizet6-
kepessege biztositva van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
KEDvEzMENYEs BEALLAs

A SIT. Istvan Rom. es Cor. Kath
Egylet elhatarozta, hogy 3 ho.
napon keresztjil kedvezmenyt
nyujt a beallni szandekozo U.
tagoknak. A kedvezmeny az, hogy
tekintet nelkiil korfa az uj tag
csak egy dollar beallasi dijat ii.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

Ifele biztositasos takarekbetetek
dijai?
! A City Trust & Savings Bank
kezehez, tort6nt havi vagy id6ko
z0nkinti betetek utjan, az eletbiz
| tositasi kotvennyel minden bizto-
sitott szemely kap egy takarekbe-
tetk0nyvet. A beteteket vagy sze-
melyesen vagy megbizott utjan
vagy posta utjan helyezheti ell.
Milyen biztositast nyujt Crib
zard biztositasos takarekbetet?
Rendes eletbiztositast (nem XII
veteses es nem egyleti biztositast,
A biztositasi kotvenyt rendes, tor
venyes tartalekkal biro biztosito
tarsasagok allitjak Xxi.
A Grizzard-fele biztositasos ia
karekbetet utjan a biytositas bar
mely formaja kivehet5?
1gen. Barmilyen formaju elet-
biztositas es pedig rendes elet-
biztositas, 20 07eves fizeteses eletbiz-
tositas vagy olyan biztositas, mely
mex 6sszeget bizonyos evig tortent
fizetes utan megkapia.
Milyen biztositekot nyujtanak
a Grizard biztositasos takarekbe-
tet altal kiadott eletbiztositasi
kotv6nyekg
AIT biztositekot, amelyet az al
lami biztositasi feliigyelosegek
nyuJtanak, amelyek biztosit6-
tarsasagok miikodeset ellenorzik.
Fizet a bank kamatot az en- ia
karekbeteteim utan9
Igen. Minden evben megkapja
a betetek utan 4%-os kamatot.
Fizet biztosit6-tarsasag osz-
talekot?
Tgen. A biztosit6-tarsasagok az
els6 evtol kezdodoleg fizetnek
nagy osztalekot. Ezeket az oszta-
lekokat felhasznalhatja takarekA
betetje novelesere, vagy biztosi-
tasi dijak fizetesere.
Milyen vagyonnal bir City
Trust & Savings Bank?
Tobb, mint nyolc milli6 dollar
raj es ez az osszeg alland6an no
vekszik.
Kivehetem en- beteteimet,- mi
elott a biztositasi kotveny esede-
kesse Walk?
Igen. A kotveny keszpenz S
k0lcs0nz6 erteke harmadik ev-
vel kezdodik es evr6l- eyre novek-
silk. "A kivehet6 es k0lcs0nvehet6
osszeg kotvenyben meg van ha.
tarozva garantalva.
Miert a legidealisabb eletbizto
sitasi rendszer .Grizzardlfele elet.
biztositasos, takarekbetet?
Merit az evi bMtositasos dijaka1
az egesz eyre eloszthatja. es ICY
nagyobb eletbiztositast vehet XII
mint mennyit az egy eyre elore
val6 fizetes metlett megengedhet
me. Megkimeli nagyobb kiada
Isokt6l.
h Misrt a legjobb modja Al penz
Imsgtakaritashsks a Gnizzard-fe
lie eletbiztositasos takarekbetet
i Mert lehet6ve teszi, hogy meg
szokia takarekoskodast, ami eld
haladasanak f5feltetele Is ugyan
akkor biztositja az eletet is. A
i az egyen, aki 100 dollart felretes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

Koltan megolteks q Hausteitner
Ignacne kozsegi babat. A csend.
SSrseg gssnubd letart6ztatta i
meggyilkclt asssony vejet, ak
rossz viszonyban cit az any6sa'
val.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
Meg0lte kedveset Is magat is

Megolte kedveset Is magat is ,
ga kapessari / szatIsasssah ah5vaa
Vida Karoly ! onkehtes honv6d
agyonl6tte kedveset, Mattenhei1a
Matildot, aztan magat lotte agyon.
Tettenek Okla, hosy sziileik mem
akartak "a hazassagukba belle.
egyezni.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
WINGO TO SUCCEED
GILLEM AT SOUTHERN
May Find Hitch In
WiNard-Firpo Go

NEW YORK, May 1s.The details of
signing Luis Angel Firpo to a con-
tract for match with Jess Willard
to settle the question of challenge
for Jack Dempsey doomed tonight as
possible hitch in negotiations for the
bout. Tex Richard, in announcing
earlier in the week that the match
was definitely made, declared Firpo's
signature to articles was only a per-
functory detail, but it was learned
today that the South American after
rejecting original terms offered by
the promoter, now was considering
new set of proposals.
Just what the new offer comprised
was not revealed, but it was declared
Firpo was holding out for guarantees
which would net him well over $780,
600.
new angle to the match developed
when it was reported the state ath-
letic commission might invoke its IS
age limit rule to prevent Willard
from meeting Firpo in this state. At
the commissions office, however, il
was said Wizards license. granted
for his match with Floyd johnson,
still was effective aud that no steps
had been taken to block his bout with
Firpyo here.
Possible intervention by the COM
mission, it was said, would be
prompted by alleged findings of a
medical examination of Willard be-
fore the johnson bout. tending to
show that the former champion was
not in sufficiently good condition to
Withstand gruelling ring punishment,
such as would be meted out by Firpo
DempSey.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
ERRORS RESPONSIBLE
FOR ALL OF TALES
SCORED BY LOOKOUTS
Jake Miller Chased From
Game After Argument With
Umpire Over Third Strike

The explosion of the bauleshlp
Maine was nothing to Ine blowing up
of the Baronial infieidt Friday after
noon While Flip Neuns Danny Clark,
Rube Hartford and Tommy Taylor
We're compiling an error total that
read like the put-ou column, the
Chattanooga FASTENERS sax back and
wondered. incidentally, they won
their third straight game from the
Barons. to g.
Mr.. Goebel, Barons new right-tleld-
er. who blew into camp Friday, must
be a mortified young man this morn
ing. From the sublime to the ridfc-
ulous, that's the record of Goebel-
from 100 degrees to quite a rev
points below zero, that's the drop of
his baseball barometer.
Tommy Taylor dined on a nice, full
bowl of juicy raspberries Friday
night. An error that really was
Tommy's fault--aad a couple of bits
of hard luck thrown in--was more
than enough excuse for the rallbirds
who showed the disposition of
hawks. az II were-to jump on
Tommy with both feet. lhey razzed
him when he performed, and they
razzed him when he failed to do so.
II was a hard day for Tommy Taylor,
despite the two clean bingles he
smacked out and the two runs he
was responsible for.
o o o
Hard On Stewart.
In these days OF unfortunate base
ball players and would-be players,
the most pitiful case brought to our
attention thus far seems to be that
of Walter stewart, corking good
little southpaw who twirls 'em over
for the Barons.
Walter pitched noble ball Friday,
but his support was as reliable as the
old gray mare on the battlefield, and
all his good mound work was in vain.
Stewart held the Lookouts to eight
we'll scattered bingles. but errors be-
hind him let eight runs for the
Chattanoogans, none of which were
earned.
The Lookouts did all their damage
in two innings-and shall the fact
that their damage occurred stimuli
taneously with the blowing up of the
Barons be laid to coincidence? Hardly,
as the one-legged man said when
challenged to match race by
Charlie Paddock.
After they had gone out and Sc
cured a two run lead for Stewart In
the second, the Barons cracked in the
third, and allowed six runs. In, the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
Walter Hagen In
Finals At Leeds

LEEDS. May 1S.-(By Associated
Press --Walter Hagen, holder of the
British open golf title, will meet n.
C. jolly OF Fox Grove. England, in
the final match nthe professional
tourname here. Hagen this after
noon defeated Gene SaraZen. Ameri-
can open champion, and /, in the
semi finals. The other semi-final
was won by Jolly from j. Mackenzie
of Elkley, and l.
The final of SO holes will be played
tomorrow.
Hagen and Sarazen were all square
at the ninth hole. At the tenth Hagen
got drive of nearly 800 yards He
took the lead for the first time at
the twelfth, where Sarazen had five
Hagen put his tee shot at the seven
teenth within a foot of the pin and
ran down the putt to within the
match. He averaged two under fours
on the round.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
Great Day Saturday In
intercollegiate Rowing

NEW YORK, May 1s.-(By Asso-
ciated Press. )-Intercollegiate row.
ir( is booked for one of it's biggest
days of the season tomorrow, when
practically all of the crews rated as
leading championship contenders will
sweep into action in three important
regattas.
Major interest in the varsity strug-
giles will center in the Carnegie cup
triangular regatta on Lake Cayuga
between Yale. Cornell and Princeton,
while Importance also is attached to
the test to which the strong navy
eight will be put by Syracuse in the
race on the Severn river at Annapolis.
Columbia and NJ. L. 7. varsity bowls
are scheduled to meet Over the Har-
lem river course here, with 15O-pound
crews of Columbia and Pennsylvania
supplying another feature of a four
event program.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
Popular Coach Resigns At
Birmingham Southern Will
Be Succeeded BY Former
Quarterback Of w. & l.

A. sneriaI meetinv of football
. r,..,7.
letter men at birmlhshai'i-ooo .h"h
college Friday morning, official an
nouneement was made of the resigm-
it, co.a,, ..rar,.s" ci1lon a,-
sion ol e Coaer ai' - bas be,,
sis.a4ia ~ toail S,ii rha,1at, proun
60 ,,,o ~ t ~, ,yesrs AZ tbe colIee,.
~ ene pa. ~ 80 ., nu,a, ,,,it,
I .,o Jetihs W"9 81, W. pbp p,,,SomtL
~ go 81. a. ,,..'i 80 III
~ anu .ne ..ai,.oa iii, NC
Iesns ,l"tIon WIS ~, ~ I,vars hn
ts 60, NJ oii'S ~ AZ -
'iiS ea,i. - 80 ~ a,,onrc..
Sliii VI Is C.,1s In eire aar,a
, NV, " Hi,is 20 s,,nasssor1
~ ~ ~ 49,, u ,,,,,i oe 1yosb'
LIB ,"s, n ii ,,,,i,ersitv Of 1exing
.ns W an IL Ill ta,fe ~, tho VOL,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
&C. II. S. Closes
Season With Victory

LEIGHTON, Ala. May IS. = The
Colbert County High school baseball
team closed their 1923 baseball sea-
son with a one-sided victory over the
Lauderdale County High team, score
16 to O. This victory was a crown
ing one of very successful season
for the Colbert County High lads.
Gaisser, local twirler. hurled great
game, allowing the Lauderdale boys
only three hits and only once did
they reach as far as third.
Score: r II C
Lauderdale High ...........
Colbert High .............16 13
Batteries: Patterson and Pate;
Gaisser and Harris.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
P0Wermen Win 8-4

ANNISTON, Ala. May 49, (Spe-
ial.)-The Alabama Power company
and Admission High school teams
played on the city athletic field. The
Electrlcians won the slow contest by
an to score. Harris. Turner and
Garter pitched for the Powermen.
Fienberg and Carter performed on
the mound for the high school team.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
Mcclellan To Play

ANNISTON. Ala, May ID (spe-
cial)-The Camp Mcclellan team OF
Major Green will meet the Alabama
Power company on the city ilelo heIe
saturday afternoon for their fourth
game of the season. Turner or Car
ter will go to the firing line for the
Powermen and an extra strong line
nm of army men will be pitted
against the locals. The soldiers nave
won two to one of the previous
games between these two teams.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
Wills Taylor Champs

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May 1S-(Spe-
cial.)-The Wills Taylor school base
ball team won the third game of the
city championship series with the
Huntsville High school yesterday
afternoon by a score of II to Is. The
standing now is Wills Taylor 2, High
school l. The fourth game will be
played next Monday
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
REFUSES $4,000 OFFER

rITTSBURGH, May 1S.-Owen Car
roll, Holy Cross pitcher, has turned
down an offer of $4,000 a year from
the Pittsburgh Nationals in order to
continue his studies for the priest
hood, it was announced here today.
The offer was made by James john
stone, scout for the Pirates.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
AUTOMOBILE TURNS OVER
Mrs. McAvoy Not Seriously Injured
In Accident Friday

Mrs. j. J. McAvoN. 1916 st.
Charles street, was slightly injured
late Friday afternoon when the
Ford coupe which she was driving
overturned at the corner Sixth ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street, almost
completely demolishing the body of
the car.
Mrs. McAvoy stated she turned
the car suddenly to one side TO
avoid n collision with an approach
ing automobile. which accounted for
the accident. She was later removed
to her home, where her injuries were
found not to be serious.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
LITTLE ROCK AND
CHAMPIONS TIED

MOBILE, May 1s.-In a game of nu-
merous hits runs and misplays, Mobile
and Little Rock tied in nine innings here
today. to Z. darkness ending the con-
test after > hours and 80 minutes of play.
Little Rock scored six times in the fourth,
but Mobile tied it in the last half of
the same inning. Little Rock used five
pitchers, Mobile two. &c men taking part.
Score;
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
second, Miller started it off with a

second, Miller started 1t off with a
hit through shortshop. and Robert
son sent him to third with bingle to
right. Tommy Taylor hit to left
and Miller scored, Robertson going
to second. Stewart dumped a bunt
in front of the plate on an attempted
sacrifice, but Drake. in fielding the
ball, threw wild to third to head off
Robertson, and Robby scored Then.
with men on third and first, and
none out, the next three men We're
retired without further scoring.
Stewards Hopes Smashed.
The third saw the crushing of
Stewards hopes by the Lookouts.
Hartford bobbled on brakes ground
er, and Drake was safe at second.
Hindt singled, sending Drake to
third. Cy Anderson singled, scoring
Drake and sending Hint to second.
down a bag, and Leonard struck out.
Hanger hit one to Taylor, who jug
gled the ball, fell down and threw
wild. In the melee. Hindt and An
derson scored. Bates walked a two
Dagger to right, sending Hanger to
third. Nunnamaker walked. and the
bases were full. Shay hit a two
Dagger to left, and sent in three run
ners with his clout. Drake ended
the frame by grounding out to Hart
ford.
Because of the errors that pre-
vented the retiring of he side, none
of those six runs were earned off
stewart.
In the fifth, the Aookouts got two
more Hanger struck out to start
the inning, but Bates walked. Nun
namaker hit grounder to Stewart,
who bobbled, and both runners went
safe Shay hit an infield hit, and
the bases were full. Drake forced
Shay at second while Bates scored on
the play. Hindt grounded to Taylor,
and Neun dropped Tommy's throw to
first, while Nunnamaker scampered
across the plate with the eighth I'M
earned tally of the game for the
Lookouts. Cy Anderson flied out.
O O O
Baron. Get One.
In the ninth. the Barons got one of
those runs. Taylor singled to start
the frame. and Stewart sent him to
third with a bingle to right. stump
Clarke hit a long fly to right Held
that went for a sacrifice, as Taylor
scored after the catch. Hartford
grounded out to Cy Anderson, anu
Neun flied out to left.
Jake Miller was chased from the
game after an argument with the
jumps over called third strike IN
the sixth inning. Jake raised very
muchee racket over the decision, ana
the umps raised the ante by sendlne
him to the showers. Trefry finished
the game in centerfield
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19

Two Base HEs-Bates 2, Shay.
Sacrifices-J. Anderson, Leonard, Stew
art S. Clarke.
Double Play-Bates to Leonard to c.
Anderson.
Left on Bases-Cha ttanooga g. Birming
ham ..
Earned RuEs-Birmtngham 2.
Struck Out-Dra<e S, Stewart 8.
Base on Balls--Drake 3. Stewart 5.
Umpires-Jorda and Brennan.
Time of Came :06
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
BASEBALL FORM
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Chattanooga s, Birmingham g.
Nashville 5, Atlanta 3.
Little Rock Z. Mobile CO innings.
darkness).
Memphis 8. New Orleans ..
TOd1y's Games
Chattanooga at Birmingham.
Nashville at Atlanta.
Little Rock at Mobile.
Memphis at New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19

Ter. Murray. Sacrifices Karr, Lebourveau
Left on bases, Nashville 6, Atlanta l. Base
on balls, off Bowman l. off Karr /, off
Davis A. Struck out, by Davis ., Karr 1,
sBst l. Hits, off Kari II in innings.
OF Best in innings, off Davis 4 in
nings. Passed ball, Haley. Winning pitch
er, Davis. Losing pitcher Karr I'm
of game 1:55.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

e~terday's Results
st. Louis 8. Brooklyn /.
Pittsburg 4. Boston 8.
Cincinnati Z, New York o.
ChicaS so 10. Philadelphia 7.
TOday's Games
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
VOLS OUTHIT THE
CRACKERS TO WIN

ATLANTA May 1S.-Nashville outbatted
Atlanta and won todsv-s game. to 3,
making it two out of Inree for the series
The Crackers made their runs in the sew
NTH when Davis weakened and gave way
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
Totals .......... AZ Z IA 81 16
:. Hit for Robinson in seventh.

summary: Two base hits, Marriott Hol-
den. Vann. Three-b base hit Marriott
Stolen bases. Marriott, Philbin, Mayer.
Sacrifices. Cueto, HeVing, Niehoff, Band
rimer. Double play, Fuhr TO Cueto to
HUM. Bases on balls off Fuhr g off
Sigman l, off Brake 4. off Mccall ., off
Graham l. Struck out. by Brake /. Rob
inson l. Marberry 1. Hits, off Fuhr with
runs in 1-3 innings, off Brake hits.
i run in innings (none out, two when
relieved). off Graham l hit, runs in
l-S inning Zone out. two on when re-
lieved). off Robinson hits runs in / pa
innings. Wild pitch. Mccall. EMPIRES, Nc
Gowan and Williams. Time. 2:35.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19
CHICKSCOP3TO2
GAME FROM BIRDS

NEW ORLEANS May 1s,-Memphs
punched hits off Martina in the fourth
inning of today's abbreviated game and
de feated New Orleans to ., The game
was called at the END of the eighth in
ming on account of darkness, Score:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-19

tCaIIed end eighth, darknessl.
summary: Two-base hits, knapp ..
Wick. Stolen bases, Ewoldt. Schick, Foss,
Burke. Sacrifices Bogart, Camp, Lapan
Lamotte, knapp. Double play Ewoldt to
knapp to Clanton. Left on bas SEES, Mem
phis 3, New Orleans Z. Bases on balls
off McGrew .. Struck out, by McGrew A.
Martina 8. Umpires. Guthrie and Pin
ringer. Time 35.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-10-20
GREAT DISCUSSION FOR YOUNG
BAPTIST WORKERS,

The B. Y. p. u. Council of Rich
mond and the Richmond Baptist s.
S. Union will hold a. joint meeting
at the Sharon Baptist Church Sunday
night, at $50 O'clock. The work of
the Sunday School and the B. Y. P.
U. will be discussed by staff of
able speakers. The relative posi-
tions Of these two great organizations
will be outlined by experts on this
question. A great program has been
prepared.
The speakers will be, DR.. Joseph
T. Watts. (white) State Secretary of
the Baptist Sunday Schools Of Vir-
ginia. on Organization and Function
Of the Sunday School," Roscoe G..
Mitchell, on Organization and Func-
ton OF the B. Y. p. u. :" Prof M
NJ. Fisher, on Points of Contact
Between the sunday School and the
B. Y .P. w." and DR.. w. L. Ran
some. on, Points of Difference Be
ween the Sunday School and p. Y.
p u"
w. /. Hopkins, is president Of the
Council and r. p. Daniels, secretary.
Mr.. w. S. Morgan heads the Sunday
School Union
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DIED SUDDENLY.

A crowd assembled at Springfield
Baptist ChuEch, Sunday October Url.
in Hanover county, which church
is reached down the Creighton
Road about nine miles froIn
this city to listen to powerful ser
mon on the ordination of deacons. 1t
was delivered by Rev. W. II. Branch,
pastor of First Union Baptist church
in the Ellerson District. 1t was IN the
afternoon and Deacon =. L. Dand.
ridge prayed the ordination prayer
with all the fervor of his soul. He
sat down and his head fell back. his
mouth opened and he was dead. DR..
William NJ. Thompson of this city was
present and the lifeless form was car
ried out and laid on the grass.
His spirit had fled and his soul had
gone to the God. who gave il. He was
deacon of First Union Baptist Church
and gloom was cast over the entire as
semblage. The deceased was also DIS
trict Deputy Grand Chancellor Of the
Knights of Pythias. His funeral WIS
attended by large concourse of peo-
pie from all parts of the county last
Thursday at 1 p. VI. and his family
found a host of sympathizing people
of both races to express sympathy