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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
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st TIFF Siosifrift for 9osbaano-
BERT reiite for en- Sio iioen Spsrgs,
maalet ON, b%pornaar mar, ifaI feire
Surtigpresiens 100 aars SSiibiIpum /;
ben fsrite Surti9presie bIep nemIig
fonitrlieret Of en- Spifer peo Napn
Srieorid &penig; set er iiffert NOT,
men Der bar p9ret nogen llertigbeb
ont 6oiIfen 8at,im man ifiilbe regrie
meb. Oct omtalte 9la6 b~enpenbte
fig ! Den Inlebning til en- Hpffe Sag
folf og forelasSe Dem SpsrgsmaaIet,
og giennem De 9eiparelier, Der ino.
Lob; fit man fsIgenbe &ienos9iernin.
ger fonitatereoe:
Sen 29oe Warts 1910 uotoa
9oenig 8atent paa ben fsrIte BOG.
trpffermaifine, Tom bog bar RET
ufulofommen og enbnu nprmeit
maatte falbes en- Saanopresie. s
Gpril Maaneo oct fslgenoe aor bar
benne 9resie imibIertio ~unbergaaet
iaa betyoelige S%oranbringer og Sor-
beoringer, at Den funbe fremItiqe
De fsrite 5000 gremplarer 9ogarf,
trpfte paa Waifine.
Gen 30te Sftober 1911 ubtog
&oenig Eatent paa ben fsrite BOG,
.trpfmaifine meb Gplinoertrpf; men
SpfinoeIien bar poa bette Siospunft
enbm langtira fGrbig / ale fine
@nfeItbeber; fsrit | December Roa.
neb 1912 bar Waifiner iuI6enot.
Spsrgsmaalet bar MI, ON man
IfitIoe beige Warts 1910 eIer 9e.
cember 1912, ON Snbil9et aItina
ifiiIoe feires / ben fommenSe @aa-
neo eIler fsrit til Soften ON TO
aar. 9e fleite bolber bog paa 1912,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
Vrtnien iiteoettnr &jereftem

Brins albreht al Greitslen bar en-
Sang inoiteret til Msiboas hos Sber-
item for bans Resiment. Suiet lao
ct Stpffe fra 2anoepeien, og Brinien
gift siennem en- msrf alle, fantet al
bsie SGffe. Blnoielig butfeoe en-
ung apinoe frem fra Msrfet, oe fsr
ban pibite Srbet al BET, baobe bun
fpsiet bam parmt o. puttet en- lioen
Baffe | bans Saano.
"Ser err feinti Gre pg en- 9slie
til Dig. Seq fan life fomtne no iaf-
ten for Serifabet bar Sremmebe,"
bpifebe bum | bans Ore % fpribanbt
Iigeioa burtiet iom bun bar fon1met.
1rinien fortiatte fin 8ei belt for
blsffet. Sn ban peb Snbgungen til
SuIet ioa en- Soloat al lit &ompani,
Ipurate ban benne ON, bpem ban pen-
tebe paa.
"ssseg penter paa min Sipreite, De-
reg Ssibeb," iparebe Solbaten.
"Spor tiener bunS" ipurgte Erin'
fen.
"Sos Sberiten, 9eres Seibeo,"
Iso Sporet.
~Raa, Ga aaar Ser ct 9ps op for
min Ser @,itten min, faar on fenti
Gre og en- 9slie fra Din SorloOebe,
og bi,n Iaber iige, at bun life fan
fomn1e no iaftert, ga Sberitens bar
Sremmebe."
SoISaten itcb rent Itio al SfrGf;
men Brinien f%oriatte imilenbe:
"Gin ai9refte ienote o9iaa en- 9pS
til Dig, men ben faar on renonrcre
paa. Ser bar on ct 9or Sroner lite
nett"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
Daddy's Bedtime
49, How Tommy Tadpole
olO Lost His Tail
Hal I'm a Frog"

HACK and Evelyn both said they wanted to heal a tale o a hle tad
Very we'll" said daddy; then I'll tell you the tale Of a tadpoles tall
Little Tommy Tadpoe lived in a small pond. Tommy was only
about N inch long and no bigger than Evelyns little finger but he
was very lively and could swim like a fish. He was not happy. though. be-
the little fishes in the pond wouldn't play with him.
"You don't belong 10 family SAT- Sammy Sunhsh Your not a
fish, what am !, thenr asked Tommy. Topping his tail with a swishswish
you're nothing but a tadpole now, Sammy sunhsh told him, and 1 hear it
said that you'll turn into something else, but I don't know what You're Q
turn tail. you are!
.yrhts made Tommy Tadpole feel bad, but he kept up his daily swimming
and tried to make the best of it After a little while he began to feel as If he
was turning into something else. and when four little legs and feet grew out
of his body he was worried about it He also began to feel real tumpy and
wanted to Jump instead Of swim all the time.
ION dy SAMMY Sunash said Ito him, You begin to look to me like a
frog Tommy Tadpole, and / really do believe you are Frogs don't have
taus, said Tommy. Fish don't have feet said Sammy Sunfsh, so I'm sue
you're not a fish,
.Then Tommy made a jump for Sammy, clear out of the top Of the water.
but when he came down again Sammy darted right around back OF him and
hit n his tan. That made Tommy Tadpole feel mighty funny. He found
he couldn't swim quite Is well as he could before. so he gave another jump
ana landed right out o the bank He binked his eyes and st there.
"a minute later Tommy saw a fy, and he made a jump at IT, caught it and
ate II .Har he said. Now I know what / am. I am a frog. Just s Sammy
sunhsh thought
.After tina he could swim Just about - well Is ever. and he could Jump
CLAIR across pond, and he liked 10 dive IN now and. then just to let Sammy
sunnsh know IL wasn't q bad TO be q frog after all. I'm glad You bit or my
rail- m said. Z don't need It. See / can swim as wen as Sou without #
$50 now his name Is Henry Hoptoad. He would have lost his tail anyhow
and become a frog yer II sammy hadn't bitten it OF. All adpoes do Hop
on to bed now. taddies" ---A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
bapoe Iaet fla betpoeIia. Men Gagen

bapoe Iaet fla betp6eIis. Ien Gaeeu
Git, iiOen at rtoger, @eoning blep mn
Zig. en- uIioeIis Ssrit bar bet par.
ite al off,"
"Ssrte man aIbris mere til Der
anben @aab2" afbrgo aupteiner.
"Rei, bespnrre. SormpoentIig gil
ben unber iamnte Wat iom mine aa'
merater fanot 9soen" iagoe aIou-
mann, ioet bans Zine bneeeoes.
"Sporlebes bIep iaa Se rebSet2"
inbifieo en- al De Sanoelsreiienbe.
iom ollie banbe boIot op meo at ipile
Sort os aIporlig bauoe f,,Iet SID
manbens Sortalling.
"Gfter fem Dssns 2ioeIier bIet
ieg cptaget Of en- enseIf Steamer.
iom fom fra 8eniacoIa og ffi,Ioe til
@era Grrs. Men ba bar BET beGer
life meget ieien at mig. Sapbe Def
life p9ret Sanfen paa min gomle
@or, iaa bapoe ies aIorig boIbt Del
no"
"9et er NOT life a1e Siber iaa Der.
Zig at bore Sismano," iparebe 3ap.
teinen og reiite fig for at gaa pao
groen. On at De SanoeIsreiienoe
lagbe W9rfe til, at ban itrsg en-
Sanre bpf, ibetiamre ban penbte fig
MOB llbeansen oe eif no paa 9Gf.
fet. 9anife tpnfte ogiaa ban paa fin
Wor - bum Tom iao ieien % bar
for fin @,tt, ba ban Tom ung reiite
no I ben itore, farefuloe @erben.
Spab ben iinse Sismano baboe
e%iennemeaaet, bleb inart fienbt ON.
borb, os oa ban neb @ftensborbet at
fer lGite for Woben, folbebe ogiao
9apteinen og De fleite at gasiagerer.
ne fine Spnber - % De itsienoe
Sanoelsreiietbe 10 life mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
Gn Sbeatcrieene
| NGOielsoagenc,

Selp nnSer be blobigite Sptrin |
ben itore @epolutionstrageoie Dor life
Tariiertbeatrene Iuffet. Men DC
maatte ~natitrIispis rctte fig otter be
npe Smeanesformer, iom &eoplu.
tionen babe ifnbt.
On aften ifitIbe Reaisisren peb et
meget beisgt Sbeuter meloe Fiibli'
finn. OF en- uf Sfneipiaerinoerne
pIubieIig por bIeoet ipg, 90 at benoes
Stole maatte ipines al en- anoen.
"Wfine Serrer -
Stemme ira Silifuerplabien: "Ser
iinbes ineen Serrer mere; man flyer
'goreere'::~
~Yoraere,- begpnote Reeisisren
iaiet "IaoemoiieIIe Sennp -"
Stemmer fra @iibiifum: "Dsan f.
ger 9orserinoel"
"9orsere, @praerinSe Sennp er
plltbielie bIebet ipg, % benoes &oue
beipttes meo Mabame Gbepalier."
"@sm tiger Sorgerinoe Gbepa'
.Iierl"
Gu bIep Reisisren rrgerlie.
1851 ensans, 9orsere," nSbrsS
bon "naar ics ffaI iiee 'gorgerinoe
Sennn' % '9orserinoe @bepalier'
bporIeoes itaI ies ina sisre Oct be-
eribeliat for YubIifuul, at Den enc al
9nmerne er gift % ocn anoen usiit9"
Senne S~enpenSeIie til 9rblifnms
gspseierriebeo hog an, man tilfiap'
peSa ManSen @ifaIo, % Screitilin'
gen funSe roIig ipilles tilenoe.
Men bet bar panifelise Sioer al
'Iepe ! oengmg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

'og BERTH i%lrttter ogiaa Siosifriitets
&eoaftion Jig, napnlig ba Snoe6a.
perne at Observation-Disclosures
8oenie & Bauer, efterfommere al
Spftnberen % bans &ompo9non q.
S. Bauer, osiaa f~oretrpffer bette
'Siospunft, ioet oe b9poer, at Spiin-
belien faftiif life bar giort / 1910,
ielp ON &oenig aIlereoe Den Gang
bar inbe poa ben rette @ei.
Get SSubilpum, Der fan feires %
bill bIipe ferret / December 1912, CT
.aItiaa Sunoreoaars SubilGet for
Srloenbelien al ben ferite al Srie-
brtb &oenig opfunone Surtigpresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
Sfreppe.OIa.

tie 8aarbe; men ben par ~pelbprfet og
fsbte nof fine trebipe &isr. Gen laa
iaa paffert til meb ben msrfegrenne
2snifog omfring fig, og man funoe
tro, at Der bapbe ma ct Steo: til
bpilfet man meo Srpgbeb % @lebe
funbe bic fit Stp.
Men life beitominore t9nfte @aar-
bens gier poa of fIptte. Conn ioa
mango andre bar ban Bit lei az at
arbeibe meb Sorben, % bet blep iagt,
at ban aetebe of boiette fig inbe |
Sopeoltaoeu. Wan poaitob enbog,
at ban bar reiit berino for at ie iig
ON efter en- 2eilisbeb; men ristis
fiffer por man life. Iof er oct: Der
Dor manst, iom tpbet paa, at Bret
feihien inben ret l9rge pilbe fomme
til at ififte Gier. selp oen eanIe
2Gnfebnnb bapoe bet poa Sslelien.
Gen loa ubenfor % barnet iig | Wor.
genioIer, trrffenbe @eiret bpbt for
ligeiom at forbribe De p9mmelige
@neIier ON alt oct triite, iom Srem.
tieen piloe fsre meo fg. Srf ia, =
for noget trift bapbe Den piIt at pente
fig. 90 ben tog nogen enbba bpbere
Mmbeora9 for rietig mart at funne
iopne inc. - Wen pliioielig ipibiet
ben Sren, reiite iig iaa op poa alle
fire og ienSte nogen fpaSie, g%nelbren.
De 2pb benuper moo 2spifogen. Der
bortenfra fom 10 en- Wonosperion
gaoenoe. Oct por iogtenS Ell al Dem,
iom for b~pgoemellem meo Ell Sfrappe
poa Gpgeen, % for ret at bGpoe lin
Sitting flemte ben | bobbelt ioa
fraftig. Men Sen onfommenbe i'm.
ties life at ia nlinoite Senipn BERTH.
San nGrmebe fig meb roife Sfriot,
oa faa Winiter efter iob ban bGnfet
inoe | 8isffenet. Srlteu | Siiiet bar
iaaoiot tsrnet no. 90 bun baooe
forioapiot beIler life noget at baIte
efter, ipntes bun, - iiGr mi, ba
Ianoen benoeS life bar biemme.
Wen Den Smitpnoisbeb, at bum bar
aIene, Den moatte bun fremicr alt ie
at I9eee Sfiul paa; tbt bun pioite
aoot, bpor nGrgaaeroe iIige Omitrei-
fere funoe bore, iipr naar De pibite,
at De baobe meb ct enSltg Sruenttm'
mer at gisre. Sun bleo 9aaenee at
itene borte peb 9pmfpreu, mebens
Den inofomne iao itiIe paa en- gGnf
for fla, faitenbe Of 90 til ct msn-
itrerbe 9Iif omfring | &isffuet. -
enbelia aabnebe ban Sfrpppen fin.
~SfaI on eisre en- Sanbel ioog9'
ipurete ban.
"ga - fanIfe,~ iparebe bun. Sirr
fom borttiI; ~mett De bar 10 npiter
ioIet uo?" Ioeoe bun til.
"Sa,~ ipareSe ban, "bet oar MI
Weninsen min of lutte meo bette
berre.~
"SpaS bill De iaa toge Gem til3"
Seq foor bel eao paa grbeioe
bIanbt Soft 3D." gap ban til Spar.
Snn fiebte nneen Sraabireler oa
iplirgte, ON ban baroe 0p't poa en-
Sop Safe. Sa, bet bapoe ban od,
Saa FinnfeSe bun |. % meo en- Ssi'
tioeliebeo, Tom ON ban ifulbe bope
pGret / airfen, iatte ban iis tiIboros.
SeIp aif bun tiIbaee til Somfprer
iaieu. Ien Sieneiteautten, Tom bap,
be ppret oppe | Sommerfisiet oa
bfllpet @uSeicn meb 9isrene, meI
Tom | Wsenemtioen bar fommen inn
oa en- Shinb banbe itoaet % bort poa,
off bort til Sruen % bpiifeoe benoe
noget | gret.
"Sa, oct bar ianot," faebe bun,
"fanfe Se bopbe 9pit til at arbeibe
Der oS os2 vi bapoe netop 9rus for
en- arbeiosmono pi M ha,~ ioeoe
bun.
go, ban bapSe iasters Spit til oct,
! iporeoe ban. 90 bermco bar ben
Sasen aisiOrt SaaIeoes sit bet til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

Seq bar bolSt "SecprubsS oitcn" MI
| 10 Var. % sen CT mig en- firr @ieit.
Seq Bar taset scnt bare paa label "Seo
arnen- Tom Yrrmieb9erue, belt fra ben
isritc lea mcStoa. % bill peebIioe at sicm'
me benz. @ses be beoiie 2nifer icrbl;per
lea. q. Simouien.
Salt 9aie Gitn lltab,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

SrGnger Se en- Sbmaifine? "Sus.
pennen" er iaa gob iom nogen anoen
Spmaffine til ben bobbelte Bris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
LITTLE FEAR OF
BEING DRIVEN OUT
English Financiers Not Alarmed
At Prospect of Morgan Operat-
ing in South America.

LONDON. April Elm the BELIEF
that thirty years of financial opera.
tons in Brazil. Argentina and Chile
has made their position practically
unassailabie. British fnanciers are no,
unduly alarmed at the report from
America that a syndicate headed by
the Standard Oil and j. Pierpont Nor
gan was preparing to wrest control
of South and Central America bank
ing from English and German hands.
The report has not yet been verified
but, assuming 1t to be true, English
bankers do not believe the accom-.
plishment of the object is possible
The position of the English bankers
according to the statement to-day to
the United Press OF prominent finan-
cier who would not permit the use or
his name, contemplates tightening
of their hold on their present field, b
fairly large one, rather than the ex-
Pleitatten- of new territory.
AT present the Rothschilds infiuenc.
in Brazil Ia supreme. Besides having
more than $500. 100000 invested in
that country they actN as government
bankers and issue all government
loans
English Investors have also been
pouring money for thirty years Ia.
Argentina and Chile. with the natural
effect Of increasing the influence Of
the houses controlling these invest
ments. The mere fact that concerns
like the Earrings do huge business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
WILL FIX DATE
FOR KELLEY TRIAL
Suggested That This Indictment
is Merely Entering Wedge
for Others to Follow.

Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.. in the
United States Court for the Eastern
Virginia District, Will Thursday morn
ing set date for hearing the case
OF the Phil @. Kelly Co. Inc, fndiet-
ed for alleged extensive and fragrant
violations Of the Federal revenue laws
This announcement was made from
the bench when Attorney II. ID. Smith,
Jr, appeared for the defendants. A
summons was served upon the cor
poration Tuesday by United States
Marshal Smithers.
1t Is believed that the indictment
against the Kelly=Company Ia an en-
tering wedge on behalf Of the gov
eminent officials looking towards
breaking up alleged wholesale viola
tons of the liquor laws, and the out
come of this case Will be awaited be-
fore further steps aer taken. 1t lie
limited that other firms may be In
volved, but the authorities are not in
citned to give any great amount or
publicity to the matter.
Attorney Smith states that his
clients can explain satisfactorily that
there has been no Intentional viola
ton of the Federal statutes.
1t Is learned that the local revenue
officers witt make assessments against
several distillers of Henrico county
and that arrears In taxes will be
claimed for liquor supposed to have
been removed to the plant of the KEEL
ly company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
airrnount

The installation of the Boys Brigade
was held in the Baptist church Sunday
night and 1t was very impressive and
interesting. The program was . very
interesting one. The attendance was
large. The brigade win hold q tacly
party at the home of Mrs. C. A. Fell
vey Friday night.
There will be q meeting OF the wo-
mans Missionary Society at the Bap-
list church Wednesday at o'clock.
Miss Eiva Liggon II very sick at
her home on Twenty first street
Mrs ca GeFHeiman left Satur-
Philadelphia She win be away about
a month.
MIR. and Mrs w. G.. Mahanes, Of
Hinton, w. Va, are visiting the form
er's sister, MIRA J. l.. Griffin, of North
Twenty -second street
Mr.. ]. Aubrey Enos has moved his
family from Fairmount to the Nine
Mile road. on account Of his wife's
health
Miss Bessie Verlander is quite sick
at her home on N street.
Master Richard Watkins 10 able d
be out again. after a severe spell oe
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Burks, who has been very sick
for several days, Is somewhat improv-
cd.
Miss Alma Ennis has returned home
after a pleasant visit to friends at
Maniktn. Va
Mrs. Eddie Martin In improving at
her home here. after an Illness OF say.
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Granger, Of Al
bemarle county, are visiting the lat
ter's sister. OF this vicinity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
TONE IS STRONG
IN STOCK MARKET
No Important Gains at Opening,
But Early Trading is
Active.
RAILROADS IMPROVE
Amalgamated Copper Opens Low
er Than Yesterday, But Soon
Receivers Loss.
RAILROADS
IMPROVE

NEW YORK. April 6.--Although no
important gains were made at the
opening and in the first few minutes.
the tone OF the stock market held
strong with fairly active trading at.
and in some cases over, the range
established on yesterdays advance.
Some important issues made further
progress in the movement to higher
levels. st. Paul. Reading and Penn
sylvania ranged slightly above yester-
days closing figures. Amalgamated
Copper opened half a point lower. but
recovered good part or this loss In
the next few transactions.
There was brisk rise throughout
the list in the last half of the FORE
noon, with Steel common, Smelling
and the railroad list moving UP sharp
ly. Many of the usually inactive in
dustrials showed substantial gains.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
CHURCH HILL NEWS
be left
Church ank o phoned Madison 73SS)

A quiet but pretty wedding took
place mt the home of the brideA 1908
North Twenty-hfth street, Tuesday
evening at o'clock. when Miss Flor
ence Britton became the bride OF Mr..
Edwin Roberts. OF Norfolk. Miss Lil-
liam Roberts. sister OF the groom. was
maid of honor, Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
left for their future home In Nor
folk.
The Volunteer Circle OF the Ladies.
Aid Society OF Union Station church
will hold dessert sale at the Church
Hill Bank. corner Broad and Twenty
fifth streets. Saturday. April 8. Al.
housekeepers are urged to patronize
this sale, and thus give the ladies the
encouragement they so richly deserve,
To-day Will be churoh-going day, in
deed, on the Hill. With practically
an all day session of the East Han
over Presbytery at the Third Presby-
terrain. the funeral of Mr. Charles Wal
lace at st. Johns, also the meeting of
the lockwood Association at st. Johns
and night services at ali the churches.
including the two great revival meet
ings at Leigh Street and Broadus Me-
mortal. the day will be busy one in
church circles.
The many friends of Mr.. Thomas
Morris. oil 262s Z street, will regret
to learn Of his critical condition. as
result OF the serious accident which
he received while at work at the
Cardweil Machine Works. Mr.. Nor
ris is suffering with conclusion OF the
brain.
Broadus Memorial was crowded
last night to hear the celebrated d.
vine. Rev. Howard Lee Jones, OF
f<hAriewtrsf. Y. II Mr. Jones preached
a stirring sermon. which was listen
ed To with rapt attention by the large
congregation present. Mr. Jones has
a magnetic personality and forcible
pulpit manner, and presents the sim
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06

pie truths of the Bible In a most win
ming and convincing way. The singing
is especially good. the large chorus
choir being ably sustained by congre-
gational singing. Next week will be
essentially young peoples week.
Yesterday afternoons session at the
Third Presbyterian church was inter
esttng and impressive. Devotional ser
vices were conducted by Mrs. II. G.
Cannon, an address delivered by the
Rev. Theron II. Rice, d. D.. of the
Seminary. on the Church of Christ.
and the sacrament administered by
Pastor Eggiesten. Devotional exer-
cises were conducted this morning by
Mrs. Cameron Johnson. and at noon
Rev. j. M. Booker, synodtcal eyangel-
list, delivered most interesting adj
dress on Home Mission Work Among
the Mountaineers This afternoons
session viii be devoted to work among
the young people. and will be led by
Miss Anna Branch.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Lille Watson, daughter of
Prof. and Mrs. Leslie Watson. is Wis
iting friends and relatives In Wash
ington.
Master George Bass, of 1910 East
Broad. continues quite sick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. 1, r. Wallace is visiting her
son, Eugene, at his home, 716 Barton
avenue, Barton Heights.
The friends and members of the
Ladies' Aid Society OF Third Chris
tian church are asked to contribute to
the rummage sale which they pro-
pose to hold the coming week. Rum
mage may be sent to the home Of
Mrs BEDFORD, 2S0l East Clay street.
Mrs. II. M. Barbour. 30 long the
beloved matron of the Masonic Home,
but now grand worthy matron of the
State organisation of the Eastern Star,
is visiting in fredericksburg. She
installed the new officers OF the East
ern Star, Chapter 70, of that city.
last night Mrs. Barbour has been
the recipient OF much social atten-
ton during her stay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
Chase City

(Speoial to The Richmond virganian.l
CHASE CITY. VA. April 6.--Miss
Lenfe Puryear. Of Danvilie, who Il
the guest Of Mins Edmunds here, was
again honored to q roller skating par
ty and supper afterwards given By
the young men of Chase City Monday
evening.
Those enjoying the pleasure party
were Miss Sue Gregory. Miss Pattia
Smith. Miss Lucie Puryear. nanvills;
Miss Elsie Edmunda, Miss PerkinA
Miss Diedrick and Miss Seal Gregory,
with Messrs Chambers ELAN, Taylor
West. Alfred Houston, II. H. Terrell,
j. Herndon, Albert Brooks. Arthur
Robinson and James p. Bryson.
Ladies OF the Five Hundred Club
had their second meet since Lent
with Mrs. Alice y. Boswell "wednesday
afternoon from to s..
Artistically served refreshments.
consisting Of delicious course Of tceaI
followed the games.
Among the visitors were the house
guests. Miss Rosa N. snyder, of WASH
ington,: Miss LHnaa .Pi1Fyee.. Ut Enns
VILE, and club MEMBERSHIPS. q. q.
Taylor, Mrs. w. d, Norvell. Mrs.
Thomas G. Boswell, Mrs. p. w. JET
freys, Jr.. Mrs. r. ID. Patterson, MrnL
r. r. Roberts Mrs. Alice Handy. Nru.
]. Wick Roberts. Miss George a.
SON. Jr.. and Nils unA Js&s1eA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
ACQUIRES HENRICO LAND
FOR BIG STEEL PLANT

The Oriskany ore and Iron Com
pany of Covington. Ky, through It's
represe ntative, Attorney William O..
Shelton. has purchased three hundred
and Atty acres of land on the Osborn.
turnpike, four miles east of the city
upon which, it Is said. branch of
the steel plant of the company will
be built
The transfer of the property was
through the real estate Arm of John
II. ChafIin. and the price paid Is $25,-
500. The dede was recorded in Hen
rico county.
Mr.. Shelton, attorney for the COM
pany, declined to make any state
ment as to the plans. but from other
sources 1t was learned that a branch
of the steel industry will be located
here, and that the principal reason
for securing this site Is TO have water
facilities for the shipping of the pro.
duct.
The tract of land runs from the
Osborne turnpike to James river ana
at the point on the river a depth of
twenty-five feet can be gotten with
very little expense. When the plant
is completed. 1t is said, that employ
ment will be offered to Ave hundred
men and the freight bills will be very
large,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-06
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY
MISSIONARY UNION

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected at the meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Union of East
Hanover Presbytery Wednesday
morning. when the Presbytery met
with a large attendance. Miss Jane
rutherford was elected presiden; Mrs.
G. X. Cannon, first e-president;
Mrs. Jones, of Petersburg. second
vice-presfdent; Miss Esther Barney.
Of Fredericksburg. third vice-presi-
dent; Miss Fitzgerald. of Manches-
ter. fourth president: Mrs. Oscar
Swineford, recording secretary: Mrs.
McNey. corresponding secretary for
home missions: Miss Virginia Bin.
ford, secretary for foreign missions;
Miss Elizabeth Quinby. secretary of
literature: Miss Reida Fraser, young
peoples secretary: Miss Mamie Smith.
Of Petersburg, treasurer. The Pres.
bytery viii meet next year in the
Second Presbyterian church, Rich
mond.
Interesting talks were made by
Mrs. Cameron Johnson, Miss Maude
Crowders Mrs A. III. ne1arnette. Mtas
Elizabeth Calf, Mrs. g. w. Jones and
Mrs. Jas Sinton. An address n the
work among mountainers was made
by Rev. j. +. Booker.
The afternoon session is devoted to
oyung peoples work, with Miss Annie
Branch Binford a. chairman.