The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
Other Addresses.

~, 80. .reakcr was Mr.. w. y. Duke,
,.s;atontS 10 the president Of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac n,ni
road, who has been an Old anu SIaasu
friend OF the railroad prancn u.lu en Ill.
inc member Of the new-building commit
tee. 3 s =, A ..,,.e,,,
NJ f.nrrett,. remarks about recognizing
seperior merit. He told OF the lnclasne
ut Quantlco few nights ago, IN Wh ,N.
Mr., Garrett. Of the Seaboard' MAO Iet .ie
I'd superior assistance to his road IN ume
of wreck. The engineer recognizing the
20 Cd work Of Mr.. Garrett. asked 10Y ms
name. saying that he had no doubt me
company would give him O new SUIT
Of clothes On learning that the otlcient
passenger was the vice president Q,
neighboring road, the engineer remarked ,i
that no didn't think the company coulu
do anything for him.
although there have been some bad
accidents recently, we ought to remem-
i her how many trains are carried over ouT
| roads in SAFETY said Mr.. Duke.
ut is our business to provide SAFE, sane.
clean places in which our men can spenu
| their leisure moments. as the SAFETY OF
orr trains is dependent on the sobTtety
and faithfulness of the men who man
..In these organizations where tho men
and officers come face to face, we can
talk over these things.
1--WE have more money to raise 70 oulid
our new home on Main Street, ana we
will all pull together to furnish H.
ar congratulate you on the success OF
this enterprise and wish you God speed
for the future. q -, -, i. q
Mr., d. A. Coalter, state secretary, spo ne
of the adaptability OF Youn Mems chris
i tan Association work. closing by saylns
| that the exercises OF tho evening no. u
4 4i,n ind an
/ that now the ladies' would contribute ~
/ III an ioyment OF the body thus CONF Ell
Ing tho cycle OF Young Mems CHRIS! aii
| Association work 49,, !,
Mr. Fl. q. Williams made a few happy
remarks. after which Mr.. S. -. Ihonias
told OF the plans for new btllinhs, ue,
claring: "To- morrow morning we n PC Fnon !. !"
Secretary Thomas outlined the metnoo
\ of work. and closed by inviting the gain.
erinE to Join in refreshments and NEE,
the guests OF the evening socially.
Annual Report.
mo annual report OF Secretary Thomas
covering tho work of the railroad pranch
was in part as follows; :.
: nent Of tho Young Mons Christian AS
.Tho receipts for the year ], ha y bee
ina ~ o vea sns e q sis.
"The average daily attendance NJ.
been 157. The baths per gay have We. aver a.
aged 90 The letters written hasn b per ga 7s
nos haska lv drawn from tho Clifton Forge i
Ii h,nrv. There has been total attend
ance Of 3.9o5 at tho various ME Ieclt tnfi
soclnls and e o,ho Nous regious meet
1 ,ve made $40 visits tothe shops ian an
yards during the year s, i, ih9 Ut da a hv til
seS slr scventy-three different me-
+ , ~, attonded Ave different educatloni
. nasscs. With n total attendance io r,ea "a
' the educational classes ou'4''t'
or Tip9 ilrat ana only nternahomm ~ q
y n,on,ns ever won In Yirginla Ws , :, e sr +
4 by three OF the students N ro oMr thu arc
! schools during tnrad yg IN Correspond
Every SUNDAY a tIHT P5ioy 5psF difre
en- n = n'p tho building and the yaria 9,
s: s Shops during tho noon hour pHT ~
ID one dlreront men have p 2ethio ''t stmf
aiub the sc7si attended
thirty ehr Iad INTO ral'F 9oHe FL f.,
: have been a or snG ape doing d deanite Pc
SN,..n,,rinr the year Mr., s. Il, l-ednl;
an has 'b beon employed as membership SO
retary and The year closed VIII Maip me,
Z, serssni npp = R4aiiFgoad Department at Rio
~ n v.ua the largest membership, Of a.
ether ely snd p nerrIy yoda adm
N, The the membership OF any railroad assocl
NJ Tim in tho South.
at j .'The Ladies' Auxlliary has done
,ol splendid work tl1ropxhaut the yeas