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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

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(SortIcslnl9 aui Der 10. Scitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-29

(Sorticsrn9 aui Der 10. Scitc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
Grand total .,...-.
Seeks More Endowment

President Blackwell. of the board of
education, submitted The following spe-
cial report
"Ail our schools are prosperous, 80
the statistical report shows, and the
figures for tits session indicate an sd
vance over last session. There has
been, however. comparatively little
added 10 tbs endowmentss ~ the
schools. Some 200oo svas secured
during the last session to con piete the
endowment Of the alumni cnalr Of mod.
era languages at Randolph Macon COL
lege. thus adding $40. 000 10 tho perlpa-
nent endowment funds s2S.06a have
been added III buildings at Randolph
Macon Noman's College
The matter of endowment of de-
nominatianal colleges ~ 81 supreme
interest AT the present time The COM
petition OF the State schools. which
are taN-sapported makes this question
uf urgent Importance. Tho State
schools have the enormous advantage
over Others IN having the state treas
ury TO draw upon, and thus they are
enabled 10 offer free tuition, aAi some
even pay railroad fare to and from the
university, Moreover, owing 10 the
standard that f. get by denpninatfonal
celieGes. the Stafe institutions are be-
coming more ard more concerned
about the moral and religious welfare
OF their students, MIR. Weatherford,
the secretary ~ The Student Y VI. G.
A. giSes some NEST interesting and
encouraging facts "a ahuw the great
gain III wholesome rcligious influences
that are aow IL be found IN mary of
eur state scAoels The president Of
one state university gives the commit
tee uh student affairs carte blanche TO
get the very hest man that the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

those VIII. really stand for honest
elections fro1n those 9ho tails far
them, bat really condemn onts eafh
wreng doing as the. aupposf In has q
been committed against themselves
I take this opportunity Ia express
again my thanks for the generous
and loyal support given file y the
people OF the district, 70 congratulate
my fellow Democrats ON the han8-
some showing they made and Oh f0n
wonderful victory achieved ~ IL"
party Ia The country. and 10 urge thu.
whatever the ultimate result ef iHts
recent election ia oar district, M
maintain our organization and laoS
forward with confidence IN gers
plete victory two YEARS hehGa.
Committee Called Together.
r. T. 81, clair. chairman af t1'n
Ninth district Democratic committee,
tonight ifsaad notice. calling "a
meeting ~ the Democratic committees
70 be held nj Pulaski City on NeSefa
her ID, All members of the commit
tee are urged Ia attend. elsa all sife-
ciai senatorial district comnlltteefncS,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

College Is It go in point. The North
CaroiinIaus AaEe not given anything
Ike 90 l1aeh Ia tIteir college as Viz
gtniaus ils4 even To ours, nor are
their .eaasIererees giving more than
one half II .htt oig. conferences give
II Randolph N9cQn: and yet Trinity
Is prosperil,s - sRandolph Macon Is
not Nhy Is ms. Simply because
TRINITY mas hack OF It rich patrons In
the Dnise family and hence 1t has twice
as n4NCh eltti65snent as Randolph Ma
con more ih4a s50o,ueo as against our
s2s5.N0a
Schools Must 30 Endowed
"Ali this emphasizes the point which
this hoard has made again and again.
that our schools must be endowed If
they are Is nsye vigorous life Ram
doiph Macon college needs Il llalf mill
lion deliars ot endowment. ana the
fritnds o. tlte college should come FOR
ward end increase it's endowment to
this amount. The college has good
reputation IN all educational circles
among public school educators as
standing for high entrance require
ments. honestly administered, and
among institutions OF higher learning
az turning ont graduates who are able
70 held their oen IN the professional
schools with the graduates of the most
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
CHARTERS AND CHANGES
ISSUED I'm dUMAis~~fp \

Besides issuing d number Il char
ters "Wednesday the State Corporation
Commission authorized charges -
amendments IL the articles oE ineog-
paration of two Virginia companies
thu full budget bring as follows.
Piedmont Realty Corporation. ~
stanartissille, va ineorpafatprs
Morris u Brown. president. Olive i.
brown, vice. president, Edna ".
Brown, secretary; Morris T. Broau.
treasurer, all Of Brooklyn, \. Y. Capt.
tai stock Maximum $4,000, MIMI
mum. Sl9,0b Objects and purposes
Heal estate business.
Providence Forge Fishing and Hunt
ing Club. Inc. Of Richmond. Va. In
oorporetofs Waller Scott. president.
J. j. Mattern, viee~presiGent; f. l..
Lafferty, secretary and treasurer; Joha
A. Lamb, T. Nj. Bossieix. Il. NJ. Har-
dy. J. A. Lyrcman, w A.. Cosby, all
of Richmond Va. Capital stock
Maximum. s2l,ooh; minimum, $4,000
Objects and rposes-~F'ishing AM
hunting club and operate Il grist miJ
Lane X King Company. Inc. 10
Richmond. Va. Incorporators--E
Leslie Powell. president: L.. S. Powell.
vice. president: l.. r. King, secretary:
j. W. Lane, treasurer all OF Rich
mend Va. Capital stoctS-Maximum
2 iNt'up, S1,uVI FD1EttS
and purposes---Clothing business.
s. f.. Bishop Shoe Company. Inc,
of Richmond, Va. 1ncgrporators-S
T.. Bishop, president. H. Lee Bishop,
secretary and treasurer. A. r. Turpin,
j. g Boehling. ali Of Richmond. Capi-
tai srock--NIaximum $4,000; mini
mum, $1,000. Objects and purposes
Shoe business.
Fruit Growers Telephone Corpora
ton, Of Poage's Mill, Va. Ineorpora-
tors---J. T. Henry PRESIDENT J. II.
willett. vice president: r. &. Wertx
secretary and treasurer, all of Poage's
MIL, Va. Capital Maximum.
$4,000; minimum. 800. Objects ami
rposeS--opcrate q telephone line
The Amherst County Fair Associa.
ton, Inc, of Amherst, Va inenrpora.
tors--s r. Harding, president. AM
herst, Va; Dr' W. e. walker. vice.
president, Sweet Briar, Va; f. 7.
Chappelle secretary. Amherst. Va.
capitai tock--Maximum. $1,000:
minimum. $1,000. Objects and p.sss
poses-Conduct an agricultural fay.
J. A. Grasberzer Manufacturing
Corporation, Of Richmond. Va. IN
ccrpofaturs-- a. Grasherger. pres,
dent, t.. r. Ioote, vice. president.
w. Foate and John Il. Welsh. ali ~
Richmond. Va. Capital stock--Maxi.
mum, $4,000. minimum, SEQ. 900.
Objects and purposes--- Manufacture
ant, ell an'omohl'fs, wagons, buggies
and flying machines.
An amendment was issued to char.
ter of the Bank OF Shenandoah. In
Of Shenandoah. Va, decreasing On nitai
stock fror- to $4,000, par
value. 500 to $40. -
An amenuil....s Mas issued to char.
ter of the Ideal Poultry Farm, Inc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

neakue. where he was before going
Rev. &. +. Thrift goes to Bowling
Green from, kentriase. He IL ran
Aoiph. Macon man and also a Wander
hiit man and IS regarded as ono 81
the struugegt young men In the con-
Servnce. He Was recently married,
Pastors Who Leave.
Rev. DR.. Il. # I-ipssemh, If Par6
Place. goes To the presiding eldershis
ii the Norfolk district after yea
IN his Richmond pastorate. Rev i'r
Itpscenb is one of the leading me-
Of the Virginia Conference. and is az
aistant secretary ef that body lie
has already served eight years as Pee
a.niug elder and consequently Is no
stranger to the work assigned him
Rev. W. r. Proctor. al Trinity,
woee to F'armsiiie after doing hne
work at his charge here for four years
He leaves 4 host NJ friends in Rich
mond.
Rev. q. W. NJ Taylor Of &. PsuFa
tHasker Memorial. wall 20 IL Pert
Norfolk and fs.nner's Point He has
been very sueeessful in raising tn"
finances Of his church ia Richmond
and relieving The church OF great en-
barrassfr emit
Chandler in Lynchhurg.
Rev r. NJ, Chandler leaves Clay
Street 10 go so Centenary f.ynchbarg
after serving elso year here. lie Was
formerly presiding elder Of the Ports
mouth district and Was alse pastor az
Central church. South Richmond, fer
four years. lie has been in the cen
ference fer thsrty-four years and has
the reputation OF oeing an exceedingls
strong preacher
Rev. Il. n. ilartness leaves Fair
mount Avenue for Grace church. New
port Sews, after being Ia Richmond
two wears. IL is regarded as q viz
oroas and aggressive preacher ind
church worker,
Mr.. IHartssss has been a member
ii conference for fourteen Years. He
was at Trinity, Norfolk. for four years
before coming - Richmond
Rev, Granville Burruss. of Bowling
Green, is EatiEg - Johns Hopkins nj
2efsity te Prosecute ministerial stud
1es
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

Presiding Elder, ". 4. Christian.
AShiand--f l., Wells
Ashland Cireuit--~B. 4 fI,rrink.
@oai.aS Green--C. /. Thrlft.
eafoztne--W. y. JeAreys.
h..siss fi,y---Il. ~ JACKSON
e."Vrnt.tni.--P II. Clements.
st"ap. sf---is J.. s. eston
tisatt. O.. l.. OYER
Xxi. hnoDa
.sshury--N. q. l3urch
sEbaFy Pisrc--L. 7 williams
ttart"a sle.2hts--A T. EerryEan
HtsHeh A~aioriai Hud Highland
Spf,'1--a--tL f. 5adefson.
hresa Streets, & Hatcher.
teaten4ss II y Latham.
tenrshi--ds. &. ffoaHer.
'las street-~R r Waterfitld
befasur ~treet~-G, Z Forester
s'enay strect---N. Va Eargam4fi
f-atsofti'---To toe suppilea By =. Is,
LaViaA
4 aira.euni tvcnue---I. r. Sewan
tt3gtinud pa,k--~D.. T. Merritt.
s.aurei street. II Moss
Pass Place and orpHs nage---H g
Parker.
-. Janaes---G. r Greene
~. psHl's--S - wight
Trinity ~-t5arHeHt stevens.
Mon "taflon~R. IL. Potts
west Ind Ncmoriai---j NJ Rowland.
~rseE pin1s----J. l. McSparrAu
Spotfss iynnia--S. II Johnson
iaHsnstGn Secretary of Missions.
II. tsa& tiBEs.
Associate Editor baltimore aud Rieh-
'nond artstGaB Advocate = Peters
fTincipnt southern seminary--E. IL.
itoWe.
S3nersatfDdcHt of Coiportagc--J :.
Hunter.
Superintendent of Conference Or
phanaKe---A. II. Sharpe
Secretary of state beard of Ghari-
Ties aad tnrrceitoHs--3 Z. Mastin.
student mt hn-Hopkins diversity
ana member Of Caroline Quarterly toa-
Burruss
secretary Anti-.aioon League---1. y.
NJ A LtAtttr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
rARMyfLLE DISTRICT
Elder. II, n. Dndmun.

.m,e,ia-~J. r. Daniel, f. J. Potts. sup
cfpuue rafS.
HInekstune--J G Heed
HaYaton~--I r. Whitley
nusi.ingham--t:. l.. WinsAcld
BurkeyiiIe--W. A. S. Conrad
Csrter@siit~-J w Gee,
Ghnr!otfe--J. G. Harry,
rbnse tity---J W s Robins
G,arhsytlie---c. c. Werienhakcr- l.. ~
Potts. superuumerarv.
Gra,e--A l.. Franklin.
susrber,nnd---G. r.. =. smith
lnrsayii,e---W r. Proctor
E,nbrsdge Gireu,t--To be supplied.
lnmeishgrn-John W Carroll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
GOVERNOR SPEAKING
IN WARREN COUNTY

Governor Mann is spending the day
mt Rivertt,n. in Warren county. where
he will deliver an address on the agri-
cultural and educational development
OF Virginia. Thursday the governor
Will speak In Harrisonburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
CONFERENCE ENDS
LONG BUSY SESSION
BISHOP, IN PARTING ADDRESS
PREDICTS CHURCH UNITY
WILL CONE TO pass.

With the aiSles damned aud every
seat In the auditorium ana gallery
iiiiea u OVERLOOKING, conference open.
ea Its last SESSION WIN the singing
81 AocN W AHes tQHoWEng ~
s4eN = arm = tst48AatIon. ~ thI@
hymn was tang sung olsnep alisun.
Siaa IA naast NrtrEoat huttouct Fl
Gicsei5 auaft I8fa anu iestasag On hts
GMIlss eussa fi~ Ws4 tNrUusn the crowd
Ap ts.ss ,eAter ssste 81 tne enurch anu
SLOWLY mounted his seat la the pulpit
RE 4spke4 tffea ahd II MAS eNtoeHt
That tte lons tealcns stsSs4utts ~ It
week had aeakeBed hlm consider
ably.
hev IJr, faiaseenb led eff with
prayer In AHsAA ne asked especially
fnai aealth and strength lmsat he
spared the aAea bishop.
special corrections were taken fer
Ess. a. g. biodsoe and Hev. W A.
Iompkins, e9a nave been compelled
10 go on The superaanuated list be-
cause o1 i'll healfn y collection was
also taken for the rnltar Of the
church. as CUSTOMARY,
Appointments Of the several boards
and committees FOR the next four
years were announced, ard before the
list of pastoral appointments was
B read. Bishop Wilson, Ia response 10
Resolutions bfferea 10y Esx. W W.
Royal made . stirring address In
which he sai3l that there was every
+ sndiratiof that tne devil had nearly
reached the end or his rope and that
II would not te long before tho church
would triumph over ALI
ei,Hre., Making History.
W. are making nistorF these days,
ne declared, and The outlook IL ex-
#sse4tiinyiy radiant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
EASTERN SHORE DISTRICT
Presiding Elder, ". VI. Edwards.


Accommodated pri&coA.
stIanue---T. j.. johnson.
pefie Baven--J NJ. Greene.
nrriin--To he supplied.
Blnson,--~W T. 1'willey,
tnmbridse--t' Il. MeSparrau.
Cambridge Circuit -, X, Gill
tapetiiie--- Torter Hardy,
Cane Chari.s-R. r Gambler
therIton---J. :. Wallace.
DorcheAter---Tu he supplied by +. i.
Stchoisou.
Frsnktown--D q {. Butts,
Hog Isiand--'ro be supplied by Harry
Todd
<etIcr--S " Day.
Duaueoek mid andrew Chapel, ".
STIFF
oufey aud Lacustyiiie---P VI. Hank.
poeamoke---W. Il. Cfowder
I.anaoteagac--W. l.. Murphy.
san.aury-J +. Carey.
soufh Borchester--To be supplied by
"A Z. ErewinHton,
NaeHapra1ne-~-J a. Peters.
Nfcemicu~-J II. Askew.
Missionary 10 Japan. {. Z. Nc" :
ton
student In epderbitt tniNersits ana
OF Dorchester quarter. eon-
farraee--t \. smith.
Principal Cape Charles Hiah srh"e'
wud member of CHpe Charles stuartcfis
Nj, Clark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
Money Aprronrialeti


TIC CbHItreHSt board OF IA IsaIuny
announced the following appropria-
lions for fsI6-If
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
pHTEHsHl no DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder. j Is. Joliin.

nEFEHsHl Hos DISTRICT
Presiding Elder. j. h. Joiiin.
Hrunssyfek-f p. johnson.
thesferffeid--t.. f. Shearef.
Eensiran--G " Turner
Din~sdsi.e--W Grant, l.. Y ftar-
low.
East DiBwiddie--~t ~. Eare.
Enporia--J, J.. tEaz
Eftrieh---tf. w. Watkins.
Greeae.siiie---J ~ Hickman
i.awrenecsiiie---j} II Marks.
Mataaen---A. l., Ae=td
Ncci.tentturR--' j Watt
Petersburg.
hianasesd ana CT, Poini-ll. 4
Gregory
High strfrt-W. II. Anvil
Market ~freet--I 7. BOSNIAN.
Washington ~treet--Gee Il. Rocker
wesie,---A# + 4. Haynes
West street. g. Moore
Prince t..-arA,e---M. 5. Elliott.
south uasss5ek---i. T Payne.
>oath ,hesserAetd--I. +. valiant
~ouah Hill, l., Carson,
~nssex---J - Habcock
NaiSefeia-~M B. Fousheo
Naverix--N r. Williams
Nest Brunsfsick---S. +. Lucas.
West the~terdeld--N. l.. Jones
West DiattIad ie--R. 5. Bauebah.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

the nroiBtmentss OF the 3sshodist Confer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

JIie sitlatipn gives mhah ooncern
10 those engaged IN the work VI dc >
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-24
A LITTLE HERETO.

Today when me an Willie Smith
AT Alfred Potts an Spot Mckay
An some more boys we's plain with
Got tall1in' some bout Christmas day
An how we must buhhave real well,
Cause all our pas an mas they said
or Santa Claus can always tell
What boy has mischuff in his head,
Why, Alfred Potts he say to us:
Its nothin but a lot o fuss
Don't you buhlieve your pas and mas
There never was no Santa clausl'
An men we tell him 'tisn't so,
AT we heard Santa come last year
An see his sleigh tracks in tn snow
An he has sleigh bells, cause we
hear,
An where tn chimbley is we see
'Th SCOT all scraped off in tn back
An at shows where O. Santa, he
Coined down tn chimbley with his
pack
But Alfred Potts, he sniff like this,
An say: "You don't know what you
miss
BY not beln' bad, buhcause
There never was no Santa Clausl"
Men me an Willie Smith an all
The other boys an Spot Mckay
P'tend we hear somebody call
Us to come home and slip away
An we won't play with Alfred Potts
Buhcause we know at he is bad
When we think of tn lots an lots
OF Christmas at We have had.
] tell my pa what Alfred said
An he laugh some an shake his head
An say at Alfred's chance is slim,
Cause Santa won't buhlieve in himl
Wilbur d. Nesbit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-24

petty restrictions as right throws
around? Il is unreasonable-that
would put him on level with ordinary
honest citizens.
Right IS might" Nonsense il
sounds like lot of the rot contained
in that antiquated code known as the
decalogue There is just about as
much sense in it as there is in such
propositions Thou shalt not steal Z"
Thou shalt not bear false Witness
etc.
Does Mp Perkins want TO turn the
whole world up-side-down? It looks
like it. Does he actually want cor
porations and men, rich and poor, to
do what they know is right regardless
OF what their might enables them to
do? Now that would queer things a
whole lot, wouldn't it?
do unto others as you would have
others do unto You" says right and
right is might" if we may believe MT.
Perkins. Suppose that was the gov
erning principle in the conduct of all
business and all the various relations
among men-well, things would be diff
ferent at any rate; it might actually
usher in the day Of real peace and
good win among men-''right is
might"
Wen have to think about that a bit
longer.