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and Nervous

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This advice is entirely free to you.
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Come and Go
with the
SHEPHERDS
to
Bavsbore,
July 10, 1927

Each day brings US nearer to an
event toward which all Of the mem
bers of the Folds of Richmond and
Vicinity of the Improved Order
Shepherds and Daughters Of Bethle-
hem are looking forward to- with
pleasant anticipation, the Shepherds
Annual Excursion to Bayshore. This
is going to be day when hundreds
of our members and friends viii
spend a day of recreation and en-
ioyment. We are reminding you
also of the splendid opportunity
which this occasion offers to one to
study some of the most historical
spots in this country.
There is a, great demand for tick
cts and we are urging the members
OF the Order and public in general
to purchase their tickets as carly as
possible in order that you may avoid
the rush and place the manager IN
a position to know how to arrange
for your comfort and pleasure. The
railroad authorities are cooperating
with us in every way to make this
one of the most enjoyable events in
which the members of the Folds Of
our organization will participate
this year. You are to keep steady in
Your mind the reputation we have
for carrying NICE quiet excursions,
such excursions which no man will
feel ashamed to have his mother,
wife or sister to go on.
The Matrons of the Juvenile De
partmept under the leadership OF
Miss Lille Baskerville are planning
a splendid Juvenile program to he
rendered at First Union Baptist
Church, corner Elizabeth and Moore
Streets, Sunday. June 26th at $50
P NJ. The Unity Company No l
of the Uniform Department will
lead this parade beginning at Han
cock and Clay SITS. and proceeding
: to the Church. The Shepherds Band
will carry them out. Every matron
In Richmond and Vicinity is urgent
lv requested to have their children
present at Hancock and Clay SITS
not later than 3:15 ready to join
in this parade. All Of the adult
uIC"UCI6 anu LkkOhAo ok0 ASSoSoSS =
to be present at the Church to
witness this program.
On tho 2Sth Of this month the
Shepherds Band will run down the
historical James to Dutch Gap, it's
first Moonlight Excursion. Fare Is
cents. Tickets may be secured from
the Shepherds Office. Mechanics
Bank Building, fourth floor. @rd and
Clay SITS. or Mr.. James Kyle, 1920
W. Marshall st. :.
Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes, our Grand
Presiding Shepherd is attending the
" oman's Missionary and Education
al Association, which is meeting in
Fredericksburg this week. She js
Statistician of this Association.
Mrs. Francis J. Dias, who is a
deputy for our organization, is In
Fredericksburg in the interest Of
cur Order. She expects to visit BE
rea Brock Road and Harrisonburg,
Va. before she returns.
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ing lead into this woman's BACK
after the first shot. Not WOUND
in the front. We put on mary
Harris. Seven witnesses heard the
threats from three weeks to two
DAVIS. I ask YOU if the electric chair
is not the proper punishment. II
rot. then acquit him. If you take
life with malice aforethought then
YOUR life must pay the forfeit. )"
WANTED TO SPEAK TO WIFE.
So
The effect of the merciless arraign
ment by Attorney Satterfield was
evident. 1t had affected William
Washington, who at times sat WIN VIII.
his heed resting on the desk, while
a hopeless expression was upon MS
countenance. He had previously
requested Editor John Mitchell. Jr.
tr go over to where his wife was
sitting and ask her to come and
speak to him. She refused 20 40 3d.
while Washington's sister, who SAT
on a seat in front, was angry at the
suggestion of such a thing. Editor
Mitchell had returned and told him
that she would not come. Iea:s
came to- his eyes as he said, she is
the cause of my death" He felt
that the jury would send him 10
the electric chair.
ATTORNEY BREMNER's PLEA.
It was in the midst Of these sur
roundings that Attorney Leith ..
Premier arose with hopeless eX
rress'on upon his countenahce LOT
the reason, as he privately admitted
that he had nothing in the way OF
evidence to go upon. Then ne
thought of Mr.. John D. Blair the
white man, who had stood by VIII
liam Washington who had been EN-
Moved by him for many years. MI.
Rremner said: "Your Honor and
gentlemen of the jury, I think it Is
we'll to consider just who you are
trying. Take the surroundings OF
this man. / do not think Mr.. Sat
terrified is justified in going as faf
as he did. 1t is seldom that man.
charged with capital offense wouin
go on the stand.
DID NOT KILL THEM.
"Hc was nervous. but believe ne
impressed you. I hope some Of you
know Mr.. John Blair. I do not
believe that he would go ON the
stand to muddy the waters. Ii you
lead the instructions of the Court
ard believe what Mr.. John Blair
said. then wes have nothing to fear
You've read of murder cases. Have
vcu ever known of man guilty OF
first degree murder, who would 60
around from four to six weeks tell
ing every one he was going to- KILL!
One is Mary Crawford, another my
wife and another. Gertrude. Did ne
kill them? Men who commit hrst
degree murder do not go around and
toll TT. why didn't they go to the
authorities if he was saying it?
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT

The Goodwill Baptist Church, Alt
n Monroe Street is a new unit to the
Baptist Church, with very broad
program. Rev. w. r. Bal, pastor
invites the public and his many
friends to worship Sunday, june
&c, at 1880 A. M. and $3.50 P. NJ.
Communion Isl Sundays. $50 =. NJ.
Sunday School, 10000 A. NJ Special.
music. All are invited
B. Y. P. u, 6:45 P. NJ.
REV. W. B. BALL, Pastor.
+. BALL. Clerk.
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LOVED HIS HOME.

Remember that this mans home
was just as dear to him as any one
living on Monument Avenue. When
ven are passing on this mans case,
i is your duty to consider his sur
roundings. Has there been one sol
'tary witness to- this crime to tell
you that this man maltreated his
wife? When he found his home
broken up and the house empty he
tells YOU that he fell to the floor
1 dent see why haven't the right
under this instruction (He read the
instruction concerning temporary
isanity, the man not being capable
OF knowing right from wrong) to-
SIX YOU gentlemen TO acquit this
man. No evidence that he rs crazy
or insane evidence that you and 1
unders- and, evidence from the lips
of Mr.. John Blair, whose testimony
cannot be questioned. I would think
long and seriously about what Mr.
.Iohn Blair said.
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FOR SALE.

One Half SECTION in desirable
part Of EVERGREEN CEMETERY.
Section is located on top of hill and
may be seen by parties interested
bv applying to MRS. MARIE j.
JOHNSON, 9OS 1-2 Short Sth Street
Richmond Va.
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Guilty
Continued from Page ID

1907 St. James Street, said she had
a conversation with him two weeks
before the killing. He asked her
if she was the girl, who was living
at Gertrude's home. He asked me
if she had any of his things there:
She told him she had not. He said
IAN right, all want to do is to
see her. l am going to kill her e.
Detective sergeant E. n. Organ,
who worked up the case said he had
William Washington down to head
quarters around 9 O'Clock, the day
Of the murder. He was normal. he
said he asked him why did he Kill
Gertrude. He said she wouldn't tell
him whefe his wife was and ne
killed her.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-06-25

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of the County
Of Chesterfield. June %, 1927.
MARY FRYE. ......... Plaintiff
vs. In Chancery
ROBERT FRYE Defendant
The object Of this suit Is TO obtain
an absolute divorce for the plaintif
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NO PALLIATION.

He couldn't remember dates.
Attorney Bremner concluded his
nathetic appeal and sat down. At
torney Satterfield followed with cfta
lions from the evidence and showing
that tho condition portrayed by MT.
Blair was six weeks before the
murder. He then gave list OF the
witnesses, who testified as to the
normal condition of William Wash
ington at the time he committed
the murder. mo evidence OF q
trance at that time. Then he por-
trayed the scene Of the murder and
asked that the penalty be death. !"
THE LAW AND IT'S PUNISHMENT.
Judge W. Kirk Mathews quickly
ordered that the jury report AZ 7:4o.
H. was then about 6:15 P. NJ. The
court room was cleared. Then the
spectators gathered in the corridors
with the concensus of opinion that
the prisoner at the bar would get
the extreme penalty. 1t was an
hour later that an agreement was
announced Ten of those white cit
liens who sat there and heard, the
case stood for death in the electric
chair and two stood for life impr's-
onment, all agreeing that 1t was a
case of first degree murder. Under
the law, the jury could have found
that verdict and made his punish
ment from 20 years to so years, lite
imprisonment or death in the cleo
trio chair. His employer had been
thu potent witness that swayed two
of the jurymen and given William
Washington the opportunity to
spend the remainder of his days N
prison.
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.
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MISSING From Horre

Leroy Archer has been missing
from 407 South Linden Street since
June 7. 1927; II years, old. He was
wearing a lumber jacket, brown
black and gray cap, low tan shoes
and black stockings.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-06-25

Services in charge of the Deacon
Board, pending successor to DR.. E.
Payne. lamented pastor Visiting
Divines each Sunday Services
~: 30 A NJ and s p ~ Sunday
School. $3.50 A. M. All are invited.
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Matthews you did not care where
ycur wife was. You wanted your
things and if you found her, You
would kill her and go to the electric
chair for it." Washington denied
this.
Witness denied telling Detective
Sergeant Organ anything. Attorney
Satterfield demanded to know where
he got the revolver. The witness
said he could not remember now ne
came into possession of it. He nad
il over two years. He wanted 10
know from the witness If he had
not attempted to- be intimate with
his wifes sister. He denied this.
H asked him didn't he know that
his wife left him on account or MS
conduct towards her sister. He
denied this. He explained that he
took the gun off the truck where he
carried it in doing long distance
hauling He did not know anything
wrong about his wife.
JACKSON LIKED LIQUOR.
He was talking to see if he could
find his wife He had been looking
for her for a month, but had not
reported it to- the police authorities.
IT figured, said he, 'that my wife
was down there hiding" A bit OF
droll humor was brought out when
Mr.. Satterfleld asked him about Joe
Jackson, who testified that Washing
TON had threatened his wife and her
sister. AS to liquor he said, # you
ask Joe Jackson, he sure Will take
if He is an extra man. He WORKS
with us. Mary Harris was one who
usually be at my house. when she
isn't working. She doesn't like me
because I treated my wife better
than her husband treats her
MR.. BLAlR'S STATEMENT.
Mr.. John Blair of the Madison
Transfer Company was called TO the
stand. He stated that because or
Washington's condition, he had to
discharge him as it was such as to
endanger his life. He did not have
his mind on his work. He did not
know how long after he came from
Fredericksburg that this condition
existed or how long it was before he
left his ccmpany's employ. Wash
ington seemed to be In a trance.
He was not acquainted with his
general reputation among his own
people.
Thus ended the testimony. Com
monwealth's Attorney Satterfield
proceeded to open for the prosecution
MIR. SATTERFIELD SPEAKS.
Commemorative Attorney Sat
terfeld sad: "Your Honor and
I gentlemen of the jury, there is no
case tried that is not vital TO the
commonwealth The purpose nf the
law is not to- wreak vengeance uron
the criminal. That law which pro
tects the lives of colored people is
the same that protects the lives of
white people. The theory Of punish
ment is not to wreak vengeance, 1t
is to deter others from the commits
son Of similar offenses. This man
cOmns into this court, charged with
first degree murder. I insist that
Unless this man is subjected to
o'ectrocution then there has never
been a case in which this punishment
should have been more deservedIy
inflicted.
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DENIED MUCH.

Mr.. satterfeld: "You told Hele,
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WANTED ELBCTROCUTION

'Tf this is not case of malice,
rnrd'ehnese to take the life Of an
ether. then there has been no case
iustifying such punishment in this
court. You have taken your seat in
there affirming that you have no
consc'entious scruples against visit
irs capital punishment upon this
man. He said, 4 expect to kill this
woman and expect to GET the
electric chair"-that he doesn't care
"nvthfng about any damn man or
indoa Shall we have these colored
rocnln go back TO their homes say
ir~ that vou may kill and they amt
s-"irg to kill you?
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FOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH
(32nd and P Streets)

q Shb thho O'iO~SS|
Rev. A. R.. Vanlandingham, B. Th.
pastor. Residence, $500 o st. Our
Worship: Sunday School at $3.50 A.
Nj: Morning Services, 1880 A. NJ;
Night Services, 500 P. M; Tuesday
night, Home and Foreign Mission,
700 P. M; Wednesday night,
Teachers Meeting, 1880 P. M;
Thursday night, Choir Rehearsal,
1870 P. M: Friday night, Prayer
Services, 1880. M. V. Johnson, Clerk
ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH,
(Glen Allen. Va)
MT. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH.
(Penola. Va
Rev. M. c. Ruffin, Pastor. Resi-.
dence. Gil st. Peter st. Services at
Glen An End and 4th Sundays At
p. M. Mt Penola, services on the
3rd Sunday at 1880 P. M. Sunday
School every Sunday at both places
at II .an A. M.
MT. GILEAD BAPTIST CHURCH.
Chesterfield County,
Rev. w. H. L'ggins. Pastor, Res
idence, 1885 Taylor st. Services.
1st and 3rd Sundays at 1880 P. N.
Sunday School everv Sunday. at
1890 A. IL.
FOIrRTH BAPTIST CHURCH.
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WILLIAMS TEMPLE c. M. q.
CHURCH.

(The Home-like Church)
S E. Cor. 18th and Everett Sts.
Rev. G.. E. Carter, Pastor
$50 A. M. Sunday School; 11:00
A. M. Preaching: $50 P. M, Ftp
worth League; 7:55 P. M, Preach
ing.
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20 PROTECT OTHER COLORED
PEOPLE.

-" dong this (electrocuting) you
will have aided in protecting the
lives Of other colored citizens We
have shown you that not one single
witness has shown any prejudice
against him. None of the testi-
mony was colored with prejudice.
Coroner Whitfield on the stand pro
dmced what we call physical facts.
They speak for themselves. that the
woman was shot in the back" He
called a roll Of the other witnesses,
nnalvzing the testimony Of Officer
F'rick Jim Mitchell, Joe Jackson,
Lena Longshore.
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George Johnson. is missing from
ego N. 9th St. He is 10. years old,
weight 80 pounds height feet. 5
inches; black eyes, black hair. He
was wearing blue pants and black
shoes.
Zerlina Harris is missing from
G12 N. 4th st. She is IL years old.
weight 90 pounds, height feet, 3
inches: ginger complexion and black
eyes. She was wearing white dress.
white hat and tan low quarters.
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ROASTING TO KILL.

"Grudge? No. He attempted
sexual relations with this woman's
sister and when she left him, this
r"ud@e found it's elimination in his
killing this sister. He was in a
trance. thev say. I guess he was in
n trance. He was boasting that he
would kill these women. He goes to
Helen Matthews. What does he tell
hnr' He saws he is going TO kill his
wife. He wanted some insurance
rapers. That girl kept herself
moral. The only thing she did was
To protect the life of her sister. She
did right in not telling him, when
he was going around the ward say
ing he was going to kill her sister.
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AWFUL LANGUAGE .

"Hm Mitchell comes on the ccene
and his testimony was to the effect
that Washington sad that ha was
going to kill Gertrude and this was
brought out. He said. Damn it !
am going to kill Gertrude and Mary
on first sight and also Mary Harris.
He would put the cap on and Sit
down in the electric chair, and die
like a damn man. The only testi-
mony in his defense was that he
appeared to be absent minded /.
Gertrude was killed on the 18th Of
May. He goes around to the house
OF George McGright and made the
same threat, that if he found any
body there. he would. kill everybody
in the house. 4.
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FOURTH BAPTIST CHURCH.
(28th and P Streets)
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MURDER IN HIS HEART /.

This man went about with muir
der in his heart, in his mind and
on his lips for six weeks. He ad
r1itted himself that ne killed her in
the way l have described. His old
friend, Joe Jackson who was asked
to have a drink for him said he
threatened to kill five persons. Mr..
Snowa testified that he was pump
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-06-25
IDEAL OUTING

The fourth annual outing of the
Lodges OF Richmond District of the
NATIONAL IDEAL BENEFIT
CONIETX 70
The Washington times., 1927-03-25
HUNT EDR Roy
IS FUTILE

Searching every marsh and wood.
land OF the outlying districts OF
Fredericksburg. Va. volunteers
have failed to find a trace Of
little s-year-old Albert Baker, miss.
ing from his home since February
%.
Meanwhile his mother, Mrs. M,
7. Baker inspires the searching
parties by her insistance that the
boy will be found unframed and
alive.
The father is nor so sure that
the boy is alive. He has Just re.
turned from Wilmington, Del,
where 1t was reported that a boy
answering the description Of his
SON was seen with salesman in
an automobile. The clue like all
others failed.
Every possible agency has been
employed by Fredericksburg off.
Gals and business men to locate
the missing boy but each new de.
velopment increases the mystery.
There is reward OF $500 posted
by the people of Fredericksburg.
The Washington times., 1927-03-25
What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow
TODAY

TODAY
Meeting-Society for Steel Treating,
Interior Department Building. p. m.
Ball--American Veterans Of HelIenic
Descent, Willard Hotel, . p. m.
Meeting-LincoIn Camp. No. 2, Sons
Of Union Veterans O.. A. R. Hall.
Card Party-Rathbons Temple. 1911
Luncheon-Round Table. University
concert-United states Marine Band
Marine Barracks, $3.50 p. m.
Concert-Glee Club. Amherst College
D.. A. r. Memorial Continental Hail.
PIay-"House in the Wood" Pisrcs
Hall, All Souls Church, 8 p. m.
Meeting-Fed of Civic AssoclA.
lions, District Board Room. 8 D. IN.
Minstrel Show-"Coontown Cafeteria.
in Masonic Temple. Sis p. m.
Gard Party--American War Mothers,
Card Party--Auxiiiary Home Board
of Bethlehem Chapter, o. e. s.. in
Hechts Auditorium, 1880 D. m. Il
Card Party--East Gate Chapter, o.
2. s.. in East Gate Masonic Temple,
TOMORROW
Concert-Soldiers Home Band stan.
ley Hall, Soldiers Home, 5:45 p. m.
Meeting Biological Society. Cosmos
Dinner--washiugton soccer League,
Raleigh Hotel 1880 p. m.
Art Exhibit = Independent Artists,
Carlton Hotel, $3.50 and 10 p. m.
Dance-National Fellowship Club,
City Club, 9 p. m
versity Alumnae, Lafayette Hotel 1880
D.
The Washington times., 1927-03-25
Major COvell Listed
AS School Speaker

Major w. E. r. Covell, Assistant
Engineer Commissioner, will be the
guest of the Mid-City Citizens As
ISOLATION at 8 p. m. Monday in the
Thomson School. Twelfth and L
Streets Northwest, He will speak
on the local public utilities situation.
Music will be provided by Miss
Nobel LOTUS, Miss Nellie Irwin
Stanley Bell and Mrs. II. J. Jeffries
The Washington times., 1927-03-25

A metal car for airships has
been designed that can be de.
tached and used as a boat, utiliz.
ing its motor and aerial propeller.
The Washington times., 1927-03-25
B. and o. Requested to
Safeguard Crossings

AS a result of the grade crossing
accident at Kensington several weeks
ago In which an entire family was
killed, the Montgomery county grand
jury has requested the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad to eliminate all
such crossings in the county and
to provide crossing watchmen at
dangerous places pending their
elimination.
In its request the grand jury
failed to specify the reprehensibility
of anyone in connection with the
Kensington accident, but merely
asked the railroad company to do
away with hazardous grade cross
ings within the county.
Twenty-Five indictments were re.
turned, including one charging man.
slaughter, returnable for trial at the
court term beginning next Thurs.
day.
The Washington times., 1927-03-25
TIMELY TIPS

Used Car B0re0in-Nosh
Nash-Special Coach; run 1000
miles; 1926 model; It will pay
you to see this before you buy
a new one; guaranteed thirty
days. See classification 1856.
Furnished Room for Rent
Near White House, on r
Street, N. W.-Beautiful location
for young men: l. h. k. If de.
sired; $3.50 to $14.5O per month.
See Classification SO.
Home for Sale
Fort Stevens Ridge-A semi.
detached house in fast growing
section is real pickup at the
price offered. Full length front
porch, reception hall. large living
room, dining room, kitchen with
all modern equipment. four bed.
rooms. tile bath with built in
tub and shower, hardwood floors
throughout and flOored attic; lot
40 feet deep. fenced in: on a
paved street just a short dis.
.nHOC HUH TIC car HHcs redOy
for immediate occupancy, See
Classification 81.
Male Help Wanted
Engineer for steam laundry,
must be high-class, experienced
man. See Classification S..
LOst-Rings
Rings-GentIeman's diamond,
lady's amethyst; lost In Feb.
ruary; SIS reward, no questions
asked. See Classification 1876.
The GboUe wants and offers
are only feD of che many
Interesting proportions you wiu
find 0dUertised in today's
Times and herald classified
GdVertising section.
The Washington times., 1927-03-25
Investigate Amount
Spent on ID. C.. Streets

Wishing to ascertain the amount
OF revenues actually used for streets
paving in the District derived from
the gasoline tax, the Board of Trade
mas asked the District Commissioners
Tor statement of funds.
Ihe streets and avenues com
mlttee. at meeting in the board
rooms yesterday, also resolved to
seek more money for improving sub.
urban streets in the next budget.
The Washington times., 1927-03-25
Association to Aid
COlOred Teachers

An association Of former colored
school teachers OF Washington has
just been perfected. The function Of
the organization viii be 10 continue
In touch with the younger teachers.
Mrs. Mary Church Terrell has been
elected president; Mrs. Lula Chase
Goldsberry, vice president; Mrs. B.
2. Lawson. secretary; Mrs. r. Il.
Brooks, treasurer; Mrs. r. B. West.
treasurer. Nathaniel Guy and John
Naille were elected life members.