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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
LIS! CRUM1lES
ON STOCK CHANGE
WALL STREET GETS SKIT1GsH A.
KITTEN FOLLOWING DEMO-
CRATIC VICTORY.

NEW YORK. November s.--~Despite
the fact that IL had been generally
agreed hy ,lnancicrs that THE stock
market would experience a boom
should the Democrats carry "a ma
1nrity OF the states and control con-
gross the contrary was the case. III
tae so-caflea 'big interests were be-
alnd the movement TO defeat the Re
putilcsus there was no indication OF
the fast IN the fluctuations on the
exchange. Prices opened with frac~
Honei changes that varied materially
Then came a sharp period OF Realizing
sales and the iiSt crumbied. The bulk
Of the selling came from the trading
element on the 'ioor Union pacitie
and southern Pacific were under
pressure ana gave way two points.
All of tho railroad stocks were under
pressure. the aNeraE. loss being from
one TO three points in both railroads
and industriais.
The general impression vas that
the Democratic control Of the House
and a change In the complexion of
the United States senate eauscd Ivy
the election of II number OF progress
she Republicans and Democrats might
enaanger tho Taft tariff commission
plan, THIS would mean that there
would be At real attempt to revise the
tariff by the sixty-seeond congress
and Wall street can shy faster than
the most sklttish morse when tariff
rev ision is mentioned
The London and continental
Bourse reported that while there was
active trading IN American stocks
the market was really featareess aud
Was actuated for the most part :4
"a pieS from this side.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

ST LOUIS, November s.--Rube
Waddeil hasn't Fl monopoly on all
the curves In the Waddell family. HIS
wife. Mrs. Madge WaddeIl, has some
at her command ana exhibited them
here at 81 pound, suitably draped
IN lingerie and paJsmas.
Mrs. Waddell WAS one of dozen
young women to pose In an exhibition
Of dry goods store here Several
goWnsful of yonng women responded
To the advertisement for candidates
to pose.
In the first inning. Mrs Waddell
made nit She explained that she
had posed once n fountain scene
when the New York Hippodrome
Company visited her home in New
Orleans. She got job at once.
Some of the others got only SIS
for the week" said Mrs. Wadoeil.
with pardonable pride. but / got 81
for every pound | weighed and tip
ped the scarles at $40 worth when
the exhibit opened.
Mrs, Waddeil posed In palamas
made to her measure. her bare feet
peeping just beloV the trousers legs.
She proved to be one of the features
of the exhibit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
EMPHATIC PROTEST,
SAYS MIR. BRYAN

LINCOLN. NEE. Nov. 9.---William
j. Bryan. whose bolt from Dahlman
the Democratic guhernatorial nomi-
nee on the l!quor issue. unquestion-
ably elected Aldrich. to-day issued the
following statement
The results Indicate that the
Democrats have Congress by
safe majority and have made a
Number OF gains In the Senate
This may be considered an en-
phatic protest against the policies
Of the Republican party. the tariff
question being the immediate
cnuse Of the revolt and the largest
factor in the election. NON. with
good congressional record as a
basis. the Democrats will enter
the next presidential campaign
with confidence. There Is every
reason why the Democrats OF the
country should feel encouraged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
TEXAS MILITIA READY
TO 0|sBANO IN PROTEST
RESENT SENTENCE OF SERGEANT
WHO KILLED SPECTATOR AT
TIME OF TAFT's VISIT.

DALLAS. TEN. NoV. 9.--With
three line officers and four company
ntt3cer having rendered their resigna-
TONS and three companies urgently
requesting the governor To muster them
out, the Texas National Guard Is prac-
tically demoralized as the result OF the
recent conviction Of Sergeant Manlcy,
Of Company T., who bayoneted and
killed spectator during President
Taft's Visit to Dallas 81 year ago
Manley was given a life sentence
IN the penitentiary. His own COM
panv promptly asked tn be relieved
from future military duty, and this
action WIS Immediately fcleWed by the
crnck Kirby Rife Company, Of Austin
and Captain Grecs' company at Beau
mont. Other companies are expected
To take similar action this week
Much speculation has been aroused
by reports that AN agent Of the Judge
ntfvoeate general Of the United States
Army has been in Dallas to inyesti-
gate the Maniey case. Ii Is said the
Federal government may Interfere In
behalf Of the convicted soldier Man.
ley is II rug maker and his family lis
destitute. National guardsmen are
contributing to the support of his wife
ana baby and paving his lawyers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
SEEKS SOLDIERS
FOR CEREMONIES

Determined that the laying OF the
cornerstone of the new pestofticA
shall be celebrated in such fashion
as To cause the event to be long re-
membcred, City Collector Frank Cum
ningham il communicating with tho
war department at Washington. ID.
G., In an effort to have troop OF
soldiers sent from Fortress Monroe
to participate in the ceremonies.
Efforts are also being made by Mr..
Cunningham To have all the Rich
mond military participate, and to have
the high school chorus stake part in
the program.
The exact date for tho laying al
the cornerstone has not vet hean de-
cided.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
RICH ONES LUNCH
WITH LUANDRESS
AND THESE BEJEsN ELED PA
TRONS DECLARE AFFAIR
{
QtTTE, \ SMART
EVENT.

CHICAGO November a,---Mrs,
Sara Mays, laundress, entertained yes
tarday at her modest little apartment
d small company OF wealthy women
for whom she does washing. Mum
bered among the guests WAS the wife
Of a manufacturer whose fortune
runs into SIX figures. They came
attired in silks and wearing diamonds
and brought bouquets Of roses and
carnations.
1T was as good 4 lunch as ever
ate, and ii could not have been bet
ter Il Ii had been served In some man
sion ON the Lake shore, said one Of
the guests.
II don't see anything particularly
unusual about the party" said Mrs.
Mays
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
ALI. INQUlktNt.
ABOUT MULE DRIVE

WAsHINGTON, Nov e.---Inquir.es
We're made to-day FOR the reservation
Of balconies ana windows for that
gladstone day when Champ Clark,
Speaker-elect." drives a span OF Mis-
souri, mules through Pennsylvania
avenue from the Capitol to the White
House. 1t was written in Congress
sional record. most veracious Of his
tories. that Champ promised the spec
tacle on day when the light OF pro-
phecy sparkled IN his eye. and with
resounding voice he described the
coming era of Democratic glory In
graphic words he recounted what
would be done To the Republicans in
the rough and tumble work or the
campaign, tn eclssh At the polls and
taen the risA - Democracy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
ELECTION
OF TENER BY 20. 900

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov. g.
Inomas l.. Hicks, chairman of the
keystone party State committee, con-
cealng Iener's election hv 10000 plu-
rality this afternoon said:
FROM Information at hand IL
looks as though Mr.. Tener would have
a plurality somewhere near 90 le, We
DO not coneede Allegheny county To
MT. Tener by ANYTHING like 1900. in
all probability the final returns viii
reduce the figure to not over 5000
we expected to do better there.
.Throughout the State we are ar
course disappointed in the returns
from certain sections, some counties
held their own for Berry, according
to promise; some others gave Berry q
larger plurality than was esejn1ated
out IN some pasfs we were entirely
wrong IN our estimates. as Mr.. Tener
carried about nineteen or twenty co,,n.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
OPEN DOOR POLICY
MEANS GOOD SHOWS
SYNDICATE REACH
lis 4AM1CABLE ARRANGEMENT
AND WILL BENEFIT RICH.
MOND.

After many conferences and nu-
merous visits to New York Jake Wells,
manager of the Leath theatrical CIR
cult, has announced that the National
Theater Owners Association has with
drawn opposition to Klaw Il Erlan-
ser and will accept bookings Of the
latter. This means better shows from
now on at the Academy OF Music,
which has been dark this season for
lnany nights. and the news OF peace
has e!ated local theatergoers. This
settlement OF difficulties will bring
meritorioua shows to Richmond and
other Southern cities. and liz the open
door policy for which Wells has been
lighting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
TAFT SEES CAD|NETI
LEAvESF0R SOUTH
MEMBERS TAKE HOPEFUL VIEW
THAT SITUATION Is NOT so
SAD AS REPORTED.

" WASHINGTON. u. T.. Nov. -
President Taft. accompanied by HE
brother, Charles p. Taft. made brief
stop here to-day before proceeding this
afternoon southwark 10 Panama
y cabinet meeting was held, and the
first To emerge from the room was
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson. He
refused TO be condoled or to admit
disaster IN the election. His only COM
fnent Was, Wait I'LL we hear from thu
back districts. We haven't got the
facts yet
Il WAS evident that the cabinet meni-
bers were more optimistic after the
meeting than they were before. The
belief among them seernd to be that
the Democratic victory In the middle
West and far West was not so sweep
ing as was gathered from early re-
ports.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
GIRL TOYS WITH NITRO;
M|sTO0k II FOR WATER
CHILD SWINGS TWO PALS At
HER SIDE WHILE OIL
DRILLERS STAND
HORROR

WASHINGTON. November Sig
norant vi danger ami under the i'm
precision that she was CARRYING water.
ll-year-oid Mildred Anderson tripped
along TO-DAY carrying IN each hand a
pau of nitroglycerin. which had been
prepared for shooting an oil we'll on
the cameron farm. near hers. AS
she GafeiessiY swung the pals half
dozen oil drillers stood breathless
a hundred yards away fearing every
moment to see the chnd hurled to
death.
At q quiet command from her
father. the child get the pals down
and was taken out OF danger. The
men, hnnerved. suspended work for
the day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
JAPANESE DISHONESTY
SHOCKS BARON OURA
Mikado's Minister of Commerce
Tells of Sharp Practices of His
Conntrymen in Trade.

LONDON. November s.--Accordtns
to the Daily Telegraph Japas:'s min
listers have been lecturing the people
OF that nation on the subject OF their
Commercial morals some material
for the text apparently has been
drawn from the results OF the Japan
British exhibition. which has been held
throughout the summer at Shepherds
Bus. where the influence OF te Anglo
Japanese alliance as been much in
evidence.
Baron Ours, Japanese minister OF
agriculture and commerce. who paid
q visit recently To Europe and
America. has apparently been telling
his countrymen home truths which
he gathered in the course OF his wan
derings." aays the Telegraph. Tho
Japanese. he Is reported to have aaid.
are Thoroughly distrusted in the COM
mercial circles of the West. In Lyons
to tell Of dishonest practices on the
part OF Japanese habutsi manufac-
turers, and in London the same story
was told.
"A merchant Of the latter city stated
to the baron that he had proposed to
order a quantity OF porcelain on the
strength OF samples shown 1t the
Japanese exhibition, but when Il be-
came known that he contemplated
such transaction. he was approach
ed by = third party who offered 70 do
the same work for less than half the
price. Astonished by the proposal he
instituted inquiries. and found that
both parties were untrustworthy.
Another illustration was furnished
by the case OF embroidered screens.
Numbers Of these could be sold q
few years ago At high prices in Lon.
don, but defects OF manufacture had
driven them almost completely out OF
the market Al for the exhibition. one
principal reason why things had not
sold we'll was that people seemed to
think that when the exhibition closed
the unsold articles would be offered
at 1.-THE Of the prices now marked
on them. Until trust was rA-estA blfsh-
cd. said Baron Oura, there would be
no sensible development Of Japan's
oversee trade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
ties where we had not conceded him
more than twelve"
kO|MER PLANNING
MORE INSTITUTES
DIRECTOR OWENS RETURNS
AFTER PROSPEROUS AGRI.
CULTURAL CAMPAIGN
-
FARMERS ENTHUS-
IASTIC.

Professor j. j. owens, director of
institutes for the Virginia State de-
partment OF agriculture, mas returned
to Richmond after what he considers
one Of the most prosperous institute
campaigns ever conducted by the de-
partment.
We met thousands of farmers, and
they were more enthusiastic than l
have ever seen them. he declared.
Il feel satisfied that our lectures will
result in immense benefit, for we
had practical men with us, and the
farmers who heard them gave them
the most enthusiastic welcome
Commissioner Koiner Is now ar
ranging another campaign which will
begin early In December. He pur-
poses to reach number Of sections
which have not vet had Institutes.
and Will devote special attention to
corn, cattle and alfalfa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
OUT FOR sPEAkERsHIP.

BOWLING GREEN, MO-, Nov.
9.--champ Clark to-day msds his
firrt statement regarding Demo-
cratic intentions since 4 Demo-
cratic Congress became Z reality.
He declares the Democrats will
make good in their control Of the
lower house, and that he expects 10
be oleotsd speaker.
n am IN avowsd candidate for
the spsakership. and | expect 70
b elected" Clark ssid.
Continuing, hs said:
'In my speech, 9eptsmbsr "a. It
the Democratic editorial banquet
in St. Louis set forth ten propo.
sitions which said thought the
Democrats Wewld Stand fef. The
first and ersa&a1t va - roduce
W tariff . aFpvenoe baele lAdt .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
HUNDRED MAsONs
HERE FOR REUNION
ANNUAL GATHERING OF SCOT
fish RITZ WILL LAST
THROUGH SATURDAY.

One hundred Masons. It Ii expect
ed. Will be present Wednesday even
ing at O'Clock when the fall re-
union OF the Ancient Free and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite OF Masolry.
Valley OF Richmond. Orient OF Vir-
ginia, opens Its first session at the
Masonic Temple Saturday and most
Of the time Will be occupied in con-
ferrinK the various degrees Of the
order upon numerous candidates.
Officers In charge of the reunion
have prepared to serve refreshments
following each ceremonial session.
An attractive feature will be an
elaborate musical program. under the
direction of Mr.. Joseph F. White
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
SHOCKS RECORDED
BY SE|sMOGRAP h

WASHINGTON, November g.
strange seismic disturbance was re-
corded on the weather bureau seis-
mographs, beginning shortly after
midnight. about the time reports of
the Democratic landslide we're posi-
lively verified. and continuing FOL.
nearly three hours. The weather
bureau to-day issued statement In
part as follows:
Small tremors were perceptible be-
fore the beginning of the disturbance
and the motion was of only moderate
intensity but prolonged for nearly
three hours. The records were very
much confused and Ill defined on sc-
count of the nearly simultaneous ar
rival OF earthquake vibrations from
many opposite directions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
WEATHER Co<prr,o>s.

The indrift of winds INTO the storm
central In the Central Mississippi val
ley. mas caused rapid sise IN temper
allure. The stations IL the south AMI
west OF Lake Michigan report temper
atures %hicn are from to, "a degrees
higher than those reported at the same
hour yesterday moriltuc
corresponding decrease IN temper
atnre WAS recorded IN the mort h IVES /
and over the North Atlantic Goa t
states In the Middle Atlantic states u
slight change to cooler mas occurred.
Reports OF light rainka eene from the
North Lake Region and from there west
to the Pacific Ocean
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

employment from those " no are sue
c.ssfus They are uet successful by
accident but sesause they are honest,
eanapetes, and dc NOT spend ali they
n,ske.
s'Nhen I was - boy old people were
VERY fond OF Ge- New, young rusu. r.
old people are not fond OF you there y
somethlng very wrong In YOU. Su -
work and c0rreet IL the Snoutr the
better Nsk~ them your couH0ants
ana taee VIII he az great heir te Eau
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
WHAT | EXPECTED"
DECLARES P|NCHOT
E1rSSON or ELECTION Is CLEAR
IT'S A DEMAND FOR INsIK-
GENT PROGRESS

sS NEW YORK Nov. s.--~When asked
|S2kyOut the result 81 yesterdays tIer-
Mfton from the progressive viewpoint,
Ss1iAford Pinchot. friend og Colonel
NJ Roosevelt and former chief forester,
mid this afternoon
}S3Ss The lesson al tAis election IS clear.
#aM the country as d whole /, Is AN
IeArWheimiug rebuke To the reaction
&&F3ex and an unmistakaeie demand for
$4ke kind III progress for which the ln-
N2frtwents stand. The returns / nave
k1eNu Indicate that not a single insur-
xut Republican candidate for goS-
EAUr MAS defeated, and that with
#ENU exceptions every stand~pst Re
nhitcan was beaten by Democrat.
The election for Congress tell the
me story There are exceptions but
1ey do not change the great general
nx4, The only serious resistance
#W8tch the Republicans were able 10
E8Aka ~ the great Democratic land
16e Was made by the men VINO were
eAnkIy and fearlessly insurgent.
Where the administrator was a
meteor In the campaign as IN ohi
8xHd New York tho Democrats won.
here the Republicans did not SUI
SHprt the administration. as in Califor-
s5&tn, Kansas and Wisconsin. the Re
%UhtteaHs won.
i Complications.
The election WAS complicated IA
5nany places by other issues, such as
ncAl option III Indiana and by the
mposGibfiity of voting direct for Unit
E10 States Senators. Nevertheless, the
S3R3 result cannot he denied. The pee
z23e of the Emitted States are tired ri
rFeFnment by the hig corporations
1E their own profit
~ t. clear that the people resent
: ~ failure OF the Republicans to stand
eNeen them and the nomination OF
1 great Interstate and public service
9porz tionH, ana that they believe
~ Congress has not kept faith with
z people in regard To the tariff Tbs.
1gMl10us schedules Of the Payne~Al-
&1Gn Afin, under which Ii is harder
II ING average man 10 obtain the no
tAtaee 81 life than Ii WAS before
eSidsntly the heaviest burden tn.
lubiiean party has had 10 hear.
When the Republican Congress
~ the Republican President broke
lalth with the people By APPROX
az law, they made their own d.
~ tnerttAbie BY refusing relief ~
people OF the country they forced
90 70 TO the Democrats II ~
4ertIy evident that the Republican
must be recognized on Wig.
progressive lines 81 must ga
So business altogether
&S221 course, the result Of this etec.
Are not All good. Many OF them
9Fet profoundly but the general
~ = plain"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
MARRIAGE Iiteus,.~

Marriage licenses ware issued NY
Clerk Christian, OF the Hastings
Court. "Wednesday to the following
Leslie r. Craig and Miss Grace NJ.
krenEie. 10th Of Richmond.
Archie r, Holt and Miss Eva p.
Disglns, both AZ Richmond.
Russell l. Fitzgerald and Miss Ma
zie |. Straier. both &C South Rich
nfand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
RESCURERs FIND
FOURTEEN MINORS
MEN LONt. ENTOMBE.D BROUGHT
TO SURFACE ALIVE AND
ARE REVIVED.

TRINIDAD, coll, Nov. 9.---E'our-
teen miners had been taken out alive
from the No. mine OF the Victor
American Fuel Company at Delagua
at noon to-day. The men We're In
semi-conscious condition when
brought to the surface, but revived
quickly under stnulants, and it is
stated that ali will recover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
The Weather

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. Forecast
for Richmond and vicinity; Fair wealth
or followed by rain late so-nlgh, or
Thursday, warmer Tonight
WASHINGTON, p. G. Nov e.~-Fors-
cast for Virginia. Fair weather follow
ed by rain late tonight or Thursday
warmer tonight. colder iu north and
west portions ThursdaX afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
REPUBLICANS CARRY
ALL COUNTY OFFICERS

espe.ial IT, The Richmond Nirginian. J
WINSToN SALEM, n. c.. NOV. a.---
IL IL conceded that the Republicans
have carried all county offices. except
treasurer. one member OF the house
ana county commissioner ana ctee,>
of the court.
Blair the Republican candidate Tor
Congress, was given II majority in
this county, and Graves. Democratic
candidate for solicitor. was also given
IA majority.
AsHENu.LE X. T.. Nov, s.-Re-
liable figures show that In the Tenth
North Carolina district Gudger. Dem
ocrat. carries over Grant. y publican
Incumbent ~ 500 10 500,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
skAHEs HONEST work
REQUISITE TO SUCCESS

sesty In business the requisite If
one Was the keynote Of tie aa4
delivered by MIR. JOHN r. Branch
ni9ht before the meeting OF
echns0nd Credit Mems Associa /.
Itch was held in the business
ID &1ub-rooms.
njaFiy did Mr.. Branch caution
te1.ee - have nothing to do with
nian--thosa who have
~ master their own business
IT. topic he said:
- etscceNsfni IN business Won
ocosaA master OF any business
undertake. A. far az posi-
~ bu1tness Transaction with
~ nuccessfui. Young
Aeneaf - uaefai that your
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

viduaily, IL had carte blanche to
write tariff bill, would rsduoe
II scientifically and gradually and
put Into IL sliding scale.
Democrats now have a golden
opportunity for constructive states.
manship and should seize II and
demonstrate once moro their fit
ness for lesisiatins wisely and pa.
trieticalty."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
NOie In l.rccnsxiile.

EMPoNIA. VA, November 9,-In-
complete returns from: Greensville
county indicates thai majoritles We're
given Tor fha amendments relating
to trsaSurers and commissioners Of
the revenue, while the others were
probably lost Mr. Turnbnil received
the solid vote OF the county for con.
gTasS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

his CONGREGATION os among the iarg-
est.
Rev. Linton d. Stables IL the guest
of MFR. and Mrs. r.. J. Ham In their
home. goo South Cherry street.
Miss Ira Bayne, of 10eS South Mea-
dow street In quite sick in her home.
Mrs II. f.. Byat, Of Baltimore, Md,
is visiting Mrs. Albert F.. Boschen,
ll20 West Main street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

For trcspassinE on the farm Of J. W.
Hughes. three youths. David Critten-
den, Frank and Richard childress. Of
Henrico county. have been arrested.
II lis alleged that the young r1en re-
Gently went hunting on Hughes prop
erty, which IL posted. and killed rab-
bit. Crittenden In nephew Of tho
complainant The trio will he given
n hearing Saturday before Magistrate
Pur*ear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
SELLS RESIDENCE
ON BUCHANAN STHEE1

A property transfer was recored IN
the Chancery Court Wednesday be-
tween c. G. Chaplin. trustee. and g. w.
Berkeley. The former conveys to this
latter property improved with resi-
dence No. 1914 Buchanan street. The
consideration Is LOO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09

ELMO VA, November 9.~---Intita-
tions are ont Tor the marriage OF Miss
Evelyn kanie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. +. l.. Kahie, and Mr.. Eusracc
Fighter, ID f.iko. Tho marriage IL 10
he performed at Elko church on We'd
hesaf.% November II. at half past six
o'ciock. 4 reception will follow at
the hoIae u the groom at Eiko. The
maid Of honor h IL ne Miss Juanita
Hohins. and the best man. Mr.. Thomas
Fisher. brother Of the groom. Rev.
-. b Williams win perform the mar
rihge ceremony. NJ iss Kahle is one
OF the most popular young ladies' In
this vicinity. and a lovely Christian
character, A host OF good wishes at
tend this wedding end may they see
their Golden wedding DaYi"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-09
hitiec- ISifrl,i,.

HARRISON BURG. VA. November
Jesse l.. Miller, 10 years old. son
nj Robert Miller. aud Miss Stella c.
Ritchic. IL years old, daughter Of
jonathan EItehlc, all Of the FuIlss
Run netsaharhood We're married
TUESDAY