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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
PEOPLE HEADED
/ TO NEW COLONY
$-
St. George. on the St
Mary's River Will Soon
Be a City
y da.
THOUSANDS ARE GOING
Made rSS4 4witbio a..
Year the c VIII Have a pooa.
''''0" of Five Thousand or
More.

Ihe following interestin.
about the new colony. which
cate IN Charlton county is taken = frao,
'he Atlanta Constitution OF yester,a,. In
me new colony on sf mars.. !.
sad George Ketcham Al ~ 49,.
last night is sure 10 be one 'i e M M
biggest things Georgia has IEnown i
lieeade' There are now within ~,
state 400 people who arc raaa, ~ ~
'"e word and when that is given tba
rush viii be equal TO that 0klaboma
chce knew, These 400 have ooma-
nom the west al q form the advance
guard Many Of them are now n ana
around FitzGeAd win old friends
awaiting the Ima opentng wbicb
WI take place within very short
''me. In the northwest and IN tba
middle west there are hundreds 81
''miiies booked for homes alone The
ST. Marys and when the colony IS
once@@Sarted it win grow with
strength and energy never before seen
"a TINS section The papers have alA
peen perfected and the lots in the.
town and In tie county have been de-
ltled. st. George. the new town. wln
oe equally accessible to every resi-.
dent Of that section The plat Of land
has been SO arranged that no farmer
VIII have lar to ride to reach his
town. have heard it predicted bv
persons who have watched these colo
h'zation movements and vino ought
70 know what they are saying. that ST.
George viii pc town of from six 10
ten thousand people within mighty
short time Some l1f the best -bnsi.
ness men Of the west are coming
down TO open houses there. while
know of business men in other Geor-
eia cities who are arranging to enter
the business arena in the new town.
The class OF people coming? The very
best in the section from which they
come. They have all been successful
cut west and what they have done
there they 2an do with more ease
down here. IT'S the climate that is
causing them TO make the change, to
say nothing about the advantages
taey will have in the variety Of soil
They are all well trained agricultur-
ists, farmers who have always held
tneir own in me west where there is
competition. II they have done that
cut there what is 10 prevent them
from doing better ia the sunny south
where they can work the year around
Mr Ketchmn is an old journalist
and is accompanied by Mrs KetcMm
and his two daughters. They will he
in the city for two or three days
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
UNION 81 REsml gcfS SOLD



Resl estate men in afanswick re
port an unusual uetiyity Ia real estate
last at present aud dre Athe past
several days two Or th}ed deals he
sides those already referred 10 in
these columns have been made.
Yesterday Zeal was closed where
Nv Theodore Clarke puschased the
handsome Heller resideree on Union
street. between Monk a. Mansfield.
This is very desirable iasiaence and
@ill be rented by Mr. lark. 1t il
understood thst the price paid was be-
tween $4,000 end $4,000
Another important deaf which was
closed during the past few days was
the sale Of the handso Phillips
home also ON Union street. just next
TO the residence above yeferred to
1his home was purchased by n Dab,
In. who recently purchaser the sa
loon corner of Monk aud Bay street
formerly owned by s. MARKS. Tho
deal was made by r. r. Hopkins s.
son the mrcaaseins nice feing So
900 This Is one Of the fmdsomest
BONES N The city 4 was bnnt soyer
e. years aGo ny ! rlon8 Il
castle street merchants q ".
WIN remoye there in the
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
THREE MEN ROBBED A CAR
OF SILVER WORTH S24, 300

East ST. Louis. Ills Jan l1--In the
oirest and confession OF william Bur
roughs Georga Rodgers and William
Majors, the rolioe have cleared up
the mystery surrounding the robbery
Ci a bonded car IN the terminal yards
Of $24,800 worth of silver bullion con.
.siguod from the El Pnso Smelling CO.,
10 the United States mint at philadet
phia more than month ago Tho
men are teameters Part Of this bul
ZION was rccol cred the day after the
lheft, but the remainder is now sup
posed to have been uscd ia a lead
foundry having been sold at / cent a
ruond. la mistake for the baser metal
Eel Bergaum, a junk dealer in 81
Louis has been arrested charged witt
receiving stol,n property Efforts
ere now being made to trace the bul
Ion which tie junk dealer says h'
handled for lead.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
Special Comm lttee of the Riaemen
Rendered Their Report Last
Night.

The Brunswick Rinemen held Their
rcgular monthly business meeting IA
thoir armory last night. ana amouu
other thinea the special committee
appointed last week to select cal
tain to succeed Cant Robinson. return
"a their report annpunng that they
had succeeded IN securing Mr.. John
2 Twomey to accept the position.
1t was generally kpowq thai tho
committee pad decided upon MT. Two.
mey fqg the eaptanoY but the com
mitteo only succeeded in getting bis
consent 70 aoeapt a faw days since
It is not known when Nh rwomoy
vll be formally elected as me gesg.
nation ol Captain RoDmson mas moi
been accepted However, as soon
as his resignation is acted lpon an
election wip be called
The members Of The Riicmon are
auch gratilieo over their success III
securing such pOp0lar young mli-
tafy m98 10 ACCEPT tbo captainey Of
The company end undeg his ahlo lead
eiship ihe Rifemen vim 40 douot be
brought back up TO their usual high
standard
4 number Of other COMPANY m4Her3
were handled II lbe lavcups pst
mgpf
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
RUMQRS ABOUT
P0STMASTERSHIA
A appointment Will Not Be
Made for Two or Three
Weeks
NEW CANDIDATE IS 0QI
several Runo's Concerning the Local
Post0fhee Were Heard Yesterday
eut None Of Them Could be
Confirmed.
NEW CANDIDATE IS oQI

Although tba republican politicians
sue stiA busy shaking the postmaster
snip tree me much looked tos idtm
IA ll mol drop for two or three weeks
y There were aH kinds of ramors
ahoat yesterday concerning the rost-
rastership OF the loeol Office, and a
News reporter endeavored to trace
some Of the rumors down lut moth
ag authentic could be learned. One
rumor was t5 the effect that new
candidate had appeared and wopid re-
ceiYe the support Of the regu
machine Ieade, of the county Ano;h-
er was that one OF the present candt
eates had withdrawn, but if either
81 the reports are true nothing could
ia learned an the subject
II vas aseertained. however thai
me appointment viii not be made in
ue immediate future hatls the presl
dent wiII not name a postmaster for
the local once within he next two
Weeks ii was the behol that the
pjum would surely fan his week, but
Tom the best Information obiainabie
yesterday il rs understood that the
;resident has given Il out that no
postmaster viii be numed for brans
vick within the next week or ten
Gays
Iust what is causing the delay
rone OF the local republicans seem
10 know Z. rather they refuse to
state but ii is believed thar tho pres
ident is nagip9 hard time decidine
ulon a postmaster
IN the meantime some quiet, bul
nard work is teing done by friends o.
The different candidates. and each OF
tlvam seem to be saneuine OF the ap
pMntmeni
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
MAY HAVE NAVAL RESERVE.
Augusta May Organize Division OF
vn Naval Militia,

zSah. Fan sl.-Augpstaea. as
Ven as SQyans ali and Brunswick Az
rave one or more divisions Of ny D
! ilitia. Commonaer II O. Colding,
II t.f7saa Is al the head ag the
naval militia Of the state. announces
that he has received number OF
letters from Augusta gentlemen inter
ealed ln me formation of reserves at
lhat place, and it is quite probable,
he says. IN view Of the additional con
cesaion to be made by she government
nent to this bganeh OF the national
gEard service that they viii be Or.
genieed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

Il has been discovered by comparison
Of figures that The cost Of the Georgia
electoral college which met al the
state capitol on Monday last vas less
than that Of any electoral college held
within recent years. or since Geor-
gias number Of electoral votes has
been thirteen Each Of the electors
~ paid a salary Of $50 and mllease
at the rate et 40 ceuts per mile "a
and from his home The cost OF this
electoral college was 1886. The cost
heretofore has varied from sl,O5O tc
s1,l5O. --asSf
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
sToEssEL AND NoGI GIVEN
DECORATIONS BY KAISER

Berlin, Jan IL Emperor william
Las conferred on General Stoessel and
General Nogi the order OF "1he Pour
ie Merite' IN recognition of The bray
cry Of themselves and their troops.
fls majesty has asked the Russian
and japanese emperor to authorize
Generals Stoessel and Nogi to accept
The decorations
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
SEARCH BEING MADE
FOR SAVANNAH GIRL
Mother Seems to Think That She j
in Brunswick.

Mother Seems to Think That She is
in Brunswick.
a letter was received IN bfans~ieh
itom iaaY OF savannah yes
tcrday Afternoon asking mat she
te assisted In locating her daughter
Who. she thinks hoa come 70 Bruins
wik aud entered soaNesasSsasof ilI re
pule.
4ha iasler sotel that me girl had
runaway llom Savannah and the
mother added that several times lhe
,rl smoke "a coming to ,ms city there
fore She beHeged she is here some
.,rere
A. artiele sppaared IN INC sayan.
ab News Yesterday whlen no DOUBT
related 70 tho same girl Ii said
sbiyerjpa win cold #lh pa, ID
shigerine with cold with but q
eidd,4 aeea woman appeared at po-
lee beadauarfers at o'clock yestel
4sy mornins aner Keeping night
iaii for me retarn of an erring daugh
a., astipr for assistance ia rosouine
~, f.o- 4 Questionable resort on Bry
~ ~ straa,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
lac Men washed overhoara.

Vineyard Haven, Mass, Jan, H.
Captain Mcleod. Of the foul masted
coat laned schooner, Alice M Col
burn. Of Bath, Me, which is anchored
Nobska, in Vineyard sound report
jed today thai three Of his crew were
washed overheard and drowned on
January 3. whcn the schooner was q
miles southeast Of BITE highlands Of
NaNsink a fourth sailor w.s iniur
ed.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
MORTON GIVES 100000

Levi Gets Into the Glass of Carnegie
as oiVer.
New York, Jan l1--Levt P. Nor
ion. former vice president OF the Unit
Ca States and Governor Of New York
.i' the giyer OF $6O0.O00 to tn efmd for
the completion of the cathedral Of st.
John the Divine The gift was an
rounced last week. but Mr. Morton S
name was Withheld until today.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

0lathe. Kan9 Jan. 11-Fre that
h;ole out at l:45 this morning de-
atroyed the business buildings ON tho
east side of the public square includ-
ing the telephone and telegraph OH.
&c and the postohice. Theloss is oa.
tmaied at $4,000. No casualties are
reported
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
EstabIIsh Mattress Faetorx.

Untvester Ca, Jan 1l.--A company
has been organized for the manuafc-
ture Of cotton mattresses. pillows, etc
at this place Tho company is styled
The Cherokee Mattress Manufactur.
ing Co. with Ben e. Perry as mana
ger and w FELTON, Scosgins, superin-
tCud8nt.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

New York. Jan. Samuel d.
Clemens. mark Twain), who has been
confined to his bed with acute bron-
ohitis for htree weeks at his new home
in Fifth avenIe. is reported 70 be inn-
proved.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
.SQClAL SESSION IiftD
BY BRUNSWICK 4KS
1t was Givep Last Night Eompl~
mentary to NJ, Kaiser War
Pleasant Affair

"a honor ol Dir N. Kaiser. the ponu
la Brenswickian who leaves IN a few
days 70 make New York mis- home. the
Brunswick laliee Of IsliSs held a 50
c.ai session Iu their haa over the Ma
tonai bank last night which proved
e be one OF the. most successful al
ssirs Of the 6ina ever given BY the
Eiks.
The session was presided OVER by
col We Is KAY II his usuas gr
manner and during the e4eiiin
esai addresses were made ny pfoA
rent members ot the lodg All
essed profound regret over the
fact thst brunswick Is to lose such
a valuable citizen as Mr.. Kaiser. some
os the oldo residents Of Bruins
wick who are members Of the i1lks
were present and spoke, stating that
te has always been an energetic and
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
MR.. STEVENS GIFT.
Something Good for eoys Industrial
Home in Macon.

Something Good Tor Boys Industrial
Home in Macon.
Atlanta, Jan l1.--Agricultural Com
missioner o. b. Stevens shipped today
tc the Boys Industrial school in Bibb
county car .oad Of furniture carpets
end other household goods used by
the state commissioner at st. Louis
IN furnishing the Georgia building The
koods are donated to the home by
the commissioner and the Southern
railway agreei to deliver them to the
nome free of charge The car is con-
s'gned to President Z. j. Wilnngham
q the school
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
FUNERAL or mR. GEO. WALTER
Bemains Were Inferred in Palmetto
Cemetery Yesterdan

The funeral Of Me Geo Water who
died very suddenly Tuesday occur
red yesterday afternoon az 3 o'claeR
nom the 81 iudae Episcopal church
Rev G q Bradley officiating
The cortog4 was quite o large une,
and the funeral ceremony was lmpos.
ma The remains we're laid to rest
ir Palmetto cemetery
The news of Nr Walter'8 sudden
Gcath came as a shock and surprise
ito his many friends ia the city
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

cry councG viii meet in regular
session tonight ana number OF Tou-
nne matters Wll he disposed OIL Dur
ma the pre8cnl month tie soions will
meet every thursday night
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

Charleston. w. Va. Jan. 1l.-Fire
destroyed the residence Of Bert ong
lis year Old daughter was burned
to death and ong was fatally burned
IN an attempt at resc
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

Neal Mckenzie, who was serving n
aCfi sentence or the city cnanlsqns
teeaped irop he guard yesterday
morning and has not yet been captar-
ed. he only had a lew more days To
slrve.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

'-1altEf elght
'9onths Of stesdy searching by PiSkee
Ton and Mccarslsy staff If detectives
snifty thousand dollars worth Of dia.
Ronds aud other jewelry, stoien from
lpe summer fosidence Of Mrs Bishop
Fotter' formerly Mrs. Clark. of Coop
g town, wei9 recovered to-day
Ever since me robbery was commit
ied' gust about eight olonths ago, the
search for 6ste valuables has been
Eep' np For months no clue what
ever could be found by the best dc
tSethes in thn wd Nut finally they
saned q clue ard l~ehe Fast two
months have heen wording on it.
Their antiring wosb iii this case to.
cay resulted il Their locating a hand
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
BEING MASSACREED
Berlin Hears of Very Serious Up
rising, Which is Reported at Up
PER Congo

Berlin. Jan, 1.-THE Taglicher
Rmschan ea;s that private persons.
wen informed in the colonial affairs
Pave received news Of a serious up.
RISING Of tAs naliasemskS Upper Congo.
SAat all of the
A1-Soceu maasacred, the Cath
olc missions seem to be the chief
sufferers
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

Iva Of jswelrys valued at the above
amount The jewelry was found very
! carefully hidded under large rock
below the giaduct at the foat of the
terminal L road.
This robbery will be well remember
ed Thieves entered the summer
nome Of Mrs Potter and stole jewelry
yained at moro than s5oooo. No one
was seen to enter the house and the
robbery was q great mystery.
Now that the detectives have sue
oeeded IN recovering most OF the jew
cry it is expected that the thieves
will. sooner or later, be landed by
the shrewd detectives.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12
The Weather

Forecast for today in Georgia. Fair
eI warmer.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

Kansas city Mo- Jan ll.--A Sc
vere snow stosm prevailed today in
aestern Miaoau and throughout Kan
sas The tceqolstre ranged from
@ degreea abaFe zero al Kansas city
To- t7 above at Arkansas City
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-12

Cincinnati Jan il- Omelaiy the
temperature was 2 degrees above zero
H. lhis city Today, although below
was reported in al the outlaying sec
uon Of the city. In the mountains OF
West Virginia aa much os 70 miles
srow was reported
Zero We5ther at Louisville.
Louisville, N.Y. Jan. 1.-THE river
lbs falling rapidly on account Of the
f.eczing weather The prospects for
tonight are Tor nero weather The
ryer is already ran Of ico and is
eorged 70 such an extent that the
mail line boats between Louisville and
points soath are in harbor. An order
has gone ont for an river crafts tc
SCI into harbor as a freeze rs looked
ror all along the dno
Heavy Snow at Knoxville,
Knoxville, ian ~ --7hil city is eX
perienoing i,a most extensive snow
flor many years Last Thursday nlgh
snow fen heavily and it has continues
at intervals since This mornin
labout 3 inches covered the groun
with the PROSPECTS, OF additional sno'
tonight. sleighing IS quite genera
.or the first time ia years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
DID FINE BUSINESS.
Grain and g otton q change Just,

Grain and g otton Excl ar,ge Just
;lys Proud Of \ Last y ears Record.
"A, Ihe Rchmond Oral i and otton Y En- !;
change was organize June u, $ 1851, anu
Its. mem bership Is composed Of dealers
lin. grain,S flour.6n] III feed "a nd hay. t. las
dali III eetings ins he xclla p Sc rooms
Columbian Hiding, corne Thi teen I'll anu
Cary S treets r. resen tt IN bership sixty
eight OFFICERS and Tree tors fort IL year
ending June 80. 1905 4 re: I'resld entr John
I Il, 9 ncob; first vice-presid ent, E 81
Richard son. second vccTpr IS r.
usts; an treasure g
Jacob 4; grail II nd hay ilslRct r Cd olpll
Sing. an RAJ q dircct tors va "A lvey,
NV I3ot, tleS.ssSis IS. T 81, sc, "a q.
$Curtqr, Cary, pe;llle,5I,p !!
Elicit, V, r. u hnston rgeB ~ Is g,
5Georgo ~! May f. II. Nroore',iN I9:5 Sliv-
q ~ field SandLS5R7
Il SyVcbster. IA
Receipts SrolSSSts!,e yenr are follows!
,1yhea 2ae57 ,14e bushSs5 Il Il. corn, ga, oao
bushels; Id on j co., sp " Ss tiasleel ryc,
i525s2 III Il bushels, Totn ri; S4S,5iSts bu-
sbols;$ hay, .i,3l9 Nj tons ;inlll feed, Sis
tons; flour, $12i o3i8 barrel flour, nanufac-
5tured In 5Rlchmond during he year, s3a7 Z
600: N increase 81 IL grain receipts for tho
ycrir 30S, sos bushels III ntition t tho
above. ig large 81 nuant ties 81 sl1eas. Leans.
neal ana grass seed are Traded IN on
,Ghangey OF Which no record OF receipts
are kep III 81 Il .5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

4f II CO.
the various lit obacco prod ucts mani fac:
TIRED while ORD thar fourt rs 81 the.
annual tobacco 81,
lions IGiI, IFS industry atone. Besides
stlicGtobsu$. the iron, wood Two rkit,g md
milling products arc the grca tcs t85 fac-8
the ranufnct turing j e. of tn yclt w
AL established ndustries, almost thout
exception shows u groWth 81 Sof 1s5 bustnes s,,
while mailygilcW plants hat e been 81 rtcd
The Scomparl SON wi tn ~ he Y pre- GUS - car
shows a distinct gal III. III 81
Work Yet y ndone.
SS88 The yeara closes with many protects
looking TO- the ,pbulld ding anti ad vance i 81
men tSur tho city along mater and .l,,-
tcllectunl8:ls well as blsl ness lines ne
5Chumbero commerce., tho q Improve E
Smet1t Len gus and THE ,Trlvc lcrs Erotec-}
tive rs ssocln tior have Joined hands N 4 a.
mighty effort TO- 4 secure $5ir1trov orlents
and atlvaltng es for the q T o rebuil 9 !.
ing ofEthcS cffcrson# Hot eIprovlslo
Is d coni,1odio,is modern bile holl, suit
able for eSal,tici,ces and tons /
tho shea LITIGATION and tmproy we'd & sanlt a-
Ston of the city5nnd tho increase Q { {pAilSsi
Fthc enlargement ot8s the k United STATES
courthouse and postofitcc; the NJ securing
Eof Eclea water, ohstructi on Of plendl!d
public library. q new, modern 9 "a com,
&modious public school OK tensile ll3 oi
SO MS to cnbln ccE nu &
suburbs, ana tho extension ofs IN I'M ana
Sewerage thereto and ma Ct ller$ Plans ~
Haiid bplo1ec bracel y = oIss
these 10 ID les for V05is The n eNl se!!,
$larecd and Sren ovated Stnte Capl tolIaw Y
5be fco,nplcte "a & Il cost Of nboul SO eoo
5Besidcs S;this work already 4 IN pro re 5
mans nre being drawn form n enla rge-
mont almost 5do,hle the *
Eof the elegant new chmonel fio q, ans
Colonel John Murphy projects me !. co y,
struction orinous y, CO...
which plans ara being Pre- pa re- .J$t \, Y
tic outlo look fort ne city. !, 2 2
1905 Isl even brighter than it$Nya 8 az tile
beglnring or 1904 and even say er re-
suits arc unticpat ed The StneW ye q
promises be tic best3inl he g WE MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
GREAT W0RKY.E|:.!|'.
HERE:
n I'M ,,Contlnncd fYonls First Pa Sc. }F..EtE


y hs = /, a snll the other
t1snnrtments ofs the Sgeneral government
nov ina deuuatey q omiciled In he pos nj
3nflice Ibuildingi9a,d Il In port q Nc
sha fer building: tie dNess, tloI q 5Ei.F
public library;}tt the q agl,sW
High School building eto Slsi iDGE
Of questions great rpl,
itnnce too numerous tion;l Ail
IL these topi u 5of intense ocal Interest ' Z
arc engaging the earnest ttcntoH rs q.
the City Council tile Chamber ana g liner
organizations Of he Bci Z u,
M alters Of Great Pitlls
iii ..sr, many matters OF great plth and
NON ~ t1t nrs sufilcient to inspire
M activity OF our entire citizenship,,
and q t ia most gratifying that, I'M the
5las Few weeks, n tile Tray llers rot e \
live Associa ton. the Civic lniprov ny
League ana tile 4 Chamber Of Comm cree r''aa
jhnye coTbinod In an effort ~ 2 "a foste :
and promote ii every va nos bleA al
s,Ichs Iproiccts Sns may Eredoul1d 81 to- : lc
clty.s advance nlent; and ther sc % a
cluslon not to Hul tiply organ "
10 strengthen, harmonic and commune g
those whicl, have already s'lpselve ft ! he s
Interests of the com ~ NE l p'lsl
and K may render even great II service
IN he future, Is 10, z most encourag ing
sign, ut shows IA disposition not U SUI ~
i,,pt,n$ some new, Sllntrlcd and unnecessary
organization. Il responsible les which they z
should. them selves assume ana u WI g 81
they viii possess greater ability to meet t
,ifDtheyt ara few but united. I,
With best wishes OF The seq sou. !; antl
trusting that our highest aspirations i 2,
the good OF Richmond may DO flll real
izcd in&tho near future, an. \ M Y N \;
Si5ti Very truly yours. "a, j, :, !, :,
EEfB ECiI3 BERT q, IIlDl Gil y RI
3I3 President sy OF Richmond Chamber O
Commerce.. ii8 4 Z; jf5 n s35s S.y III