The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-25
Our
Reputation
Is behind every garment. We
only handle goods Of quality,
but the prices are moderate.
Quarles & Wheat6eld,
Third al Breed Streets.

superintendent, by Mr.. Arthur Flske.
At s o'clock the meeting will ad-
journ for luncheon and meets again
at o'clock for conference work.
At 1880 devotional services. con-
Quoted by Rev. w. T. Hall. At 8
O'Clock the superintendent's program
by Mr. Arthur Flake. and at S:4s
Mr.. Joseph Watts will discuss the
Home Department.
These services will conclude Satur-
day evening.
The meeting has been productive to
great good among those interested In
Sunday school work.
Monument to General Malone.
The subject for erecting a monu-
ment to General William Malone. the
hero Of the battle OF the Crater. is
again being agftated and will doubt
less soon be contaminated.
The council Of Petersburg has
donated $1,000 to this cause, and 1t
ia necessary to raise only about $4,000
more, before the work may be COM
menced.
1t is proposed to erect this monu-
ment In Central Park OF Petersburg.
A point which In In itself beautiful
and the monument Will greatly ADO
to its appearance
been organized and the following Of
ficers are prosecuting the work: presi-
dent, Colonel William H. Stewart, OF
Portsmouth: vice-president Colonel
E. NJ. Field, OF Petersburg. secre-
vBaandr- ooy0ertlaCa
tary and treasurer. Captain Asa Kog-
ers. OF Petersburg.
Death Of Mr.. Fem.
Mr. ]. Emmett Fem, a well known
citizen, died Thursday afternoon on
Halifax street, after short illness.
The deceased Ia survived by two sis
ters, Mrs. Charles E. Kirkham and
Mrs. .. v. Poole. and one brother,
Mr.. William Fem, all Of Petersburg.
The funeral took place Friday after
ht,t,ff at the grave IN Binndford eerne-
terry.
Complete New Depot
The new depot of the Seaboard Air
Line railway on Dunlop street VIII
be omo'eted by the middle of De-
cemper.
Workmen are now busy completing
the roofing Of terra Gotta thing.
plasterers have laid the flrst coat on
all the rooms and In some are now
putting the finishing coat OF white
sand, which gives the rooms q unique
coloring and beautiful finish. Painting
OF the outside OF the building has
been completed. The depot is q COM
pact, modern brick structure and Is
an attractive addition to the buildings
in the West End.
There are separate rooms In the de-
pot for white and colored people. a
rom for the ticket agent and bag
gage 'roms, and win be splsndidly
equipped with lavatorfes.
The depot. now In use ana has been
since the former wooden structure was
burned last winter. II but three box
cars connected together and have been
used a. q waiting room and tele-
graph Office, there being no available
building in the neighborhood that
could have been utilized for q tenn
porary depot.
Rebuild Mills.
The Basln Roller Corn Mills on
South street, which were burned in
the summer, leaving but the brick
walls standing. are now being rebuilt.
Now fioors have been laid, windws
replaced and the roof has been re-
covered. Very soon the min will be
In condition for work to be resumed.
Before they were destroyed by fire
these mills manufactured large guam
titles OF meal and -four. and were the
property OF the Upper -Appomattox
Company under the management Of
Mr.. W. r. Long.
the church building on the corner OF
High and Canal streets to be occupied
by them a. their army hall.