The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-31
70 CANVASS VOTE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
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Fourth District Congressional Com
mittee VIII Meet at
Petersburg.
LAssITER MAY CONTEST
Monroe Lodge I. 0, o. F. to Hold
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News
Notes.

Especial to The Richmond virgiuian.)
&ETERSHLHG. Jan. ai.--The Dem
0eratic district committee of the fourth
CONGRESSIONAL district OF Virginia VIII
Meet at the Stratford hotel in this
II city Wednesday night, at o'clock
~ canvass the vote cast at the con-
1xessionai primary election. The cont
miefee IL composed of Robert Gillian,
1K Petersburg tchairmapt, A. r.
Morri1, Of hurry county; J. TAYLOR
IhnmpSDn, EAruriite,; w r Hutfhc-
mOn. OF Boydton, and !. ]. Alvin. of
Iunsnhiirs county. while Judge Turn
nnifs nomination seems certain. 1t Il
not altogether improbable that Sena
TOR Lasz.ser will contest.
Odd Fellows Celebration.
Monroe Lodge. No. y. l. o. O. F.,
Wall next Monday evening celebrate
ehc hftieth anniversary or the initia-
non into the. order OF Its most dis
klngxished member. Past Grand Mas
ter and Past Patriarch james b.
6tAnks. The members of Appornat-
OK Lodge. No. i6. and Petersburg
Lodge - sister organizations have
reeaived invitations TO participate on
this interesting occasion.
General News Notes.
A charter hiss been issued BY the
8tate Corporation Commission To the
Grossn1an Seed and Supply Company.
Inc. OF this city. with the following
p1Rcers: Charles r. esrossman. presi-
dent; George G. Burgess, vice-presi-
dent. w. 8. Ivey. secretary and treas
Hrrr. The new Arm will deal in ali
Kinds of seeds, fertilizers ana farm
Ing implements
James b. McCulloch, supervisor OF
the sales vi loose tobacco. reports tho
aases for the past week to have been
Y 3SSA75 pounds The total sales TO
d&tes s.ssS.s75 pounds.
Rev. William ]. Mayhee. state sup
4 Srintendent OF the Chiidren's Home
Society Of Virginia. addressed the
congregation OF the Second Presby-
t0rfan Church Sunday morning.
M&thodist Church. used al the subject
0f HIS sermon Sunday evening THE
0nNif8 SifterS.. A large and attan-
NxA audience was present.
Rev. John n. Ketter, chairman OF
the devotional work in Stewards trunk
4 6&&tory and local Methodist min
x1t1r az Ettrick, died at his home
Sunday AIR. Rettcr was we'll known.
.NHa hls life and Christian character
1EdsAfed him TO all
Hev. Thomas n. Reeves has an
N06Aced series OF sermons on Civ
h14N Incident to the reorganization
6f I'M financial system Of the church.
Th0y Will occur as follows. Jan. go.
ss4kn Jewish Practice Of Tithing".
E16 III. The Pauline Principle OF
4 G4xtux': February 30, Divine Owner
4 N)ttp and Human Stewardship ~
Taught by Christ
u Gallant Soldier Dead.
8 EnpG Youis Lepfrick Marks, gallant
akNderate soldier and one Of reteFs-
most beloved and honored citi-
x5& died suddenly OF heart failure at
m eAtdenee on Guarantee street early
s1al1ex morning. Gaptaia MarkR was
ron OF Grandson f.. and sallie
&t3h and was born May 49, 1857.
ISf w khe close o. the war Captain
Il engaged ii the lumber busniess
! keh M Successfully conducted until
&ath. He was one of thu best
Il Confeklaratc veterans In the
B aIld MRs past commander Of
n M h Hill. Carp Confederate Veterans.
4 &n04Altt Marks served 40 surNFlntend-
(lt M Wasiiingtnn street Methodist
aS School for thirty wears, anA
VI r ls&rher AZ the 's1ld ship Of Zion
e tlnsH hi The Patershurg MetEn-
a III euss IN Orr Manage
3}ssn xsoWhs ssr Tsa~kn 6aee ~
j WIS crwaniTea nsarly forty
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hns aervea Ire. nnatfnsins,ely
llgSS Htnre fss tisss Ne nt~n In
g<lsse CITY hsss Fss ffstlae nor was
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