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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-18
STORE LADDERS FOR SALE

Two store ladders and one prac-
tically new, visible writing Rem
Sholes typewriter. Both cheap. Apply
at the GlOie
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-18
J.. 9. Light

| want TO be a member of the next
House of Representatives, TO cut use
less expense and lower and equaliZe
taNeS. Respectfully,
Reddick Fla / : Light
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-18
ANOTHER SNOW IN GEORGIA
Light Fall of the Fleecy In the
ufhwestern Part of the state

Atlanta. May ls.-A light fall of
snow early Monday morning is re-
ported from several towns southwest
of Atlanta.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-18

Coughs and COldS.-At this sea-
son when coughs are SO prevalent.
an effectual remedy. and one easily
obtained. is Perry Davis Painkiller.
1t is no new nOStrum. vended by un-
known agents. but has stood the test
of over seventy years: and those
who use the article. internally or
externally. will connect with il
grateful recollectiOnS OF its worthy
inventor. 3
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-18
FOR SALE CHEAP

A desirable building lot on North
Second EAST Adams) street, oppo-
site the Jewish synagogue. Address
Box 1S0 city
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
SAY HEIRESS
WAS KIDNAPPED
Sixteeen-Year-Old Roberta De lanes
strangely Missing from fhiia-
dciphla Hotel

NEW YORK Special Search b
being made in Sew York for Miss
Roberta B uc1anou. the pretty aiz-
feen-year-uId daughter % Ferdinand
DeIanon. OF Sew York. and grand
daughter and sole helresa % Robert
Bulst. "a millionaire seed merchant. %
philadelphia. who has been missing
since wednesday from the bellevue
Srrarford Hotel In Phltadelp hta.
where she made her home Nith her
grandfather. Whether she eiopc4
with Frederick Cohen, IA waiter a. ths
hotel. who had been serving meale Do
T the apartment 90 the Eusts. 90 com p
mitted suicide. as she said enc Wouia
\ Ira notes found after she disag pcarea, h
In doubt. but "a cnarEe uf atdVetsua
I has been made against funt'a ano A~
{ q said 10 have Detn ~.eu stn ths
girl az the Broa4 street. rAa~ag sea
tion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
SEEK To UPSET
IOROER:OF SALE
Syndicate Alleges Violation Of Agree
ment on Part o. Norfolk and
Southern Pure hasers.

HhOHD, vas setal--
Sitting In the United states Circuit
Court here. Judge Edmund Waddnl.
Jr-. Thursday heard argument for an
injunction 70 delay confirmation OF the
sale or the Norfolk and Southern
Railroad properties. the petition be-
ing presented by counsel for the Van
Dyke-Zen syndicate. OF Philadelphia
The contention Is made on the grounds
that the reorganization committee.
which took charge OF the railroad
after IL had passed into the hands OF
receivers. failed or refused 20 recog-
nize the articles OF agreement contain
ed ia a very voluminious paper al
I legged 10 have been drawn up as late
as January i Q. 1909.
The injunction asked would restrain
the purchasers OF the road from car
T rying out any other plan than that SET
forth In the alleged agreement. under
which Frank ID. Zel and j. W. Van
Dyke and three associates would Sc
icure entire control Of al OF the prop
lerties. The syndicate proposes 20 issue
$4,000. coo ia mortgage bonds. Slf.-
o0O.0O0 OF which are 20 bear Interest
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
WEALTHY ROW
ENDANGERED
Score Of Homes q New Yorh Mica
airrs Narrowly Escape Bslng
Burned

NEW YORK-Speeih-The bones
Z score OF miiiiouRires we're endAn-
sered Friday By a IRE. accompanied ~
l~ary explosionA. which injured three
, score ~ rnllllo mares were cndanE ere~i
nan aud atfoyed the ortces add store
.oor, % the American EKprees com b
.ans. az Madison Avunue and Fortr O.
wealth street The loss was estimates
@ about 100000
The resld.nces OF uetty Green, noaW
as i.uuin -on ana Robert A. Cheese
0rouA. we're among those endangered
and from several OF the mansions ms
occupants fed tn panic
when the are was az ats height ~
lerrlnc explosions occurred. 0nt
Knocked down six nremen. badly hurt.
inH one OF them. Arthur flIher
Michael McSamarn and Albert schulz
nortera ln che Express tomnauf N store
-o0rn. were also badly burned.
All were taken 90 Flower Hospital
the wnrerooms were many holiday
. lackaEea. 90 Was said. sent OF zoo lat
/ -or delivery in time. A maze OF Nll
-atton roreahadowed hF the IRE
as the records were reported deatroye
/ and great dlfficultY VIII be FOUND b
I tracing The lost shipments
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06

Tor nvs years. and s.. 900 900 % witch
are 20 remain in the treasury % the
company.
The pan also er1oodEes an agree-
stock. Of which fS.50o.1o0 goes 10 the
L0adholders. and the rest 40 the syndi-
cate. = sinking fund is provided FOR
The reorganization connfniefee -
represented In the litigation - Thomas
4. Cnadbourne. Jr. and Richard Hoe
% New YORK. and r. r. Baird. Jr-. 81
Norfolk. Taze~eii Taylor erd X T.
Thorp. OF Norfolk. and Thomas Lean
INK. % Phiia1slphia. are attorneys Tor
xhe ryndlcats. Harry r. Walcott- o
Norfolk. one OF the receivers 81 the
Norfolk and Southern. atteDoed H.
hearing yesterday. The reorEAnt1axsssn
committee n composed Of Rathbons
| Gardner. OF ProVtdencs. n L. sHa
George c. Clark. John L WsstbuJ. q
ThOras and a l. schoouahsR- sf 49,
York
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
CHRISTMAS HUNT or
ALBEMARLE RUNT CLUE

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA-SpeciaL
The Christmas hunt OF the Albsnarls
Club Thursday attracted a large mum
Der OF visitors from the state and the
North Riders from hunt clubs in Rich
mond and adjoining counties were pres
ent but could not get their mounts
here because OF the frozen ground
The meet was az Senator Martins
farm at $50 p. 81. on account OF the
snow aad intense cold two miles were
clipped on the proposed course. A half
dozen riders followed the hounds. bat
the ground was quite slippery. Sew
efal snow drifts were encountered.
Fourteen fences were picked carefully
and no falls were registered The IN
Ism was at "lnEleside." the farm OF
Trainer William Garth Here several
hundred guests were entertained D.
Mr. and Mrs Garth. BOuntiful hospi-
/ tality and real Christmas good cheer
I we're enj0yed.
( Those riding were Messrs. Branch and
! fred Campbell. OF Richmond Charles
I ". Hulhsh. Miss Berta Garth. William
ii. Baiz and Lewis Garth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
CAPITOL SQUIRRELS
TAKE To ICE DIRT

RICHN MON I'D. " As n ecla d.
with the freezing OF The fountains
in the Capitol square. the squirrels coo
this always-p picturesque resort have
been confronted with a serious prob
lem which has taxed their ingenuity
40 lttle-a water famine
Al more agreeable seasons the bum
mics get their near-cldcr by climbing
down on plank purposely put In the
fountain for their convenience ana Tor
the convenience OF the sparr0ws-
But yesterday and the day before.
when they walked the plank. they
found. 90 their Amusement that me
water was giving them the icy stare
i There was no breaking through H.
one enterprlslug squirrel tried me
4 experiment OF skating across 20 tht
big pile OF stones IA the center or the
fountain. In doing this he caused
thin slice OF Ice no thicker than d
window pane 20 slide before his feet
For a second the thirsty animal VA,
alarmed. but he was quick TO get wise
/ In the tWinkling OF an eye he pick
ed up the piece OF ice In his paws Ane
began eating IL Other squirrels late
on were seen following his example
They nibbied the ice with great gust,
and seemed 20 enjoy II Immensely.
Colonel Richardson. who. among M
; other functions as Register OF m
Laad Ofhce. - custodian OF the bun
aiea contemplates serving froze
= punches and sherbets TO his Eth
Tards next summer.
But q man who saw the ice-eatin
squirrel yesterday did .int prorrastin
ate. He climbed over "a. ig--.. r.s.iiu
encircling the fouI..- aaG uroKs
hole in the ice at tvg
( rodent can 20 and -s 7t
l. The prohibition Dro~us ifl.-s 80 p
!, squirrels viii make them In
lprotegeS OF the coming l.-Eisfsiu.
e and OF the Rev. DR.. James Cannon.
q the Aati-SaloOn League
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
ROUTHER GIRL WILL
DESIGN THE MEMORIAL

ATLANTA. GA.-Special-A South
srn girl will have the honor OF de-
signing the memorial 20 her sex
which will De erected in all the south
ern States BY the veterans OF the Con
federacy. in honor OF the women who
suffered during the days OF lS6l-'o5.
A design. submitted by Miss belle
kinney OF Nashville. was chosen BY
the committee OF veterans represent
ing twelve Of the thirteen Southern
States. who met here Wednesday, and
bronze shafts viii De cast anu erect
ed as soon as the necessary funds are
available
The memorial will show a group OF
three figures. Fame sitting In the cen
ter. with a dying Confederate soldier
and a weeping woman on either side
The central figure Will be feet ~
height and the other two Z. The
statue will be SKIS y feet az the base
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06

Three minutes later Felicia came
out 81 the little shop. The proprietor
himself opened the door FOR Der. es-
corted her 20 the car and helped Der
And yoa1I find ne a mate 60 that
CT -dlesslck. Mr. BariOwT~ Felicia MAS
asking.
-T'll do my best. Miss Graham the
round little shopkseper assured her.
Then. Home. Chris" SIZE ordered.
while Remick's heast all but jumped
out OF hts mouth
Away went the car. swung n corner
10 the smooth. cleaning asphalt OF the
avenue and went tearing along AT a
great pace. The streets went past In
rapid succession; lever was pressed
down and the car answered with =
wild burst Of speed.
/ Felicia Sasped Chris. what has
Mr.. Graham told you often about
RDeeding this carr she said severely.
SLOW down at once. You are way
beyond the speed limit"
r Theer was no sign that the ehanf-
{ feur had heard her. The car. rcarine
and putting. shot ahead. Felicia RAISED
{ her voice 90 make herself heard above
t, the noise OF the throbbing engine.
Chris . there was note o.
/. / alarm In her voice - What does tins
meant Where on earth are you 20
i, sng2 You've passed the house stop
: Do you hear me- Stop! az once
: She reached forward 20 touch IN
q, arm. They shot across a bridge an'
struck a smooth, hard macadam rOai
, in the suburbs. The houses we're Sc
{. back from the street The great elms
bordering 10 an either side. offered
: certain friendly cOncealment.
Z, The car slowed down and stopped
on the back seat a frightened gfi
!. saw the chauffeur shed his google
and whisk down the upturned cola
ID, OF his coat And facing her. Remlc
~ was smiling blandly.
- Now. then" be- said I'm tones z
y strove TO make matter-of-fact ID sha
N proceed az once 90 dictate that answ'
IA 90 my question You promised. Eel
~ I cha You know you did. he said
Felicia gasped again But she w'
d., not the person 90 accept defeat u
Gracefully. Her head was lifted prou
30 Iv. Her nose went the fraction OF Z
q inch higher.
We'll" said she. proceed with q
49, dictatlou."
- Then her eyes feu. A beautiful O.
III, 1r tinged her cheeks
80 &" FcrLaps-perhap s-I'm NOT hair
angry about b. am as You imagin'
she observed softly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
DANGER GOING
BACK To STAGE
Mss De Vote, Formerly Of Fredericks-
bury. Va Tilted BY Prank could
the Millionaire.

NEW Specialize height
70 which love letters from a million
aire elevate the art OF the fair receipt
ent In the opinion OF theatrical mana
gers, Was demonstrated Friday
/ when Bessie De Vote. the little dancer,
! formerly OF Frederic kaburg. Va. 20
4 "a HON Prank J. Gould penned the fer
4 vent notes just made public. accepted
an oTer OF $4,000 a week 60 return
90 vaudeville. Miss De Votes reason
I FOR returning 90 her profession ~ the
/ prosaic one--needlng the money
! The savings she had accumulated
+ during her years OF WorE, she SAYS.
we're expended In qualifying herself
10 become the wife OF millionaire.
shattered she nnds herself compelled
go return 20 work
The manner In which MI Gould
broke his alleged engagement and the
reason ne gave Tor he acuon we're
/ revealed last night by Miss De Vote.
Twas Day Before Wedding.
We were 20 have been married
J September 14th last" she said The
I iav before that Mr. Gould invited ms
p 90 the knickerbocker Hotel 90 lunch
= con There he told me he had heard
certain stories about me and had de-
Do clded 90 sail for Europe in the morn
a 3" DO you believe these stories abou
y tlN "NAl.-lt tN- t---t- -1 e~
e wife, ] asked. no, 90 not h
said Well. then. Why didn't yo.
%, give me a chance 20 answer themf
win make the persons who uttere
such malicious lies take them back
Ion. you can't do that' he said
e what's the use7 No Judge would %
neve you, because you have been o
/ Il aid not know what 20 90. bur iu
Is . mediRtely after 4 LETT him / consllte
my lawyer. and summons ana con
plaint in action for S-5o,O9O was ORA"
D. up and put In the hands Of process
= Liken- Her 20 n Pearl.
- experimenting her story or ~
be breaking on OF the engagement, MI
De Vote made public few more IL
, I ters which she said she had receivt
III / from Mr.. Gould. In one OF these
ne Nkens her 90 a pearl and talks or I'M
1u tationss which, IN these days or q
- discovery or bogus gems worn by q
- rich. IS Interesting
1 Here H. the letter In part:
Union League Gu
- December II. 1905.
= My Own Dearest. IL a tray OF pear
ut with limitations also were all mixed u
OF and each pearl and imitation repr
Il, 4 scented woman. there would be o.
~ pearl With the most beautiful lust
g and skin and evenness, and that pea
- so sorry 10 know that mother D.
"a an accident. How did DO happen. a
can j do anything for your Don't q
ne and don't read books that make y
SAD. Iet me know tho name. as
, o. want 20 read It.
D. Have my neuralgia again tOdl
Went right home after the play u
ew s srEos ToniEh, am dining nor
You're a dear, and All my love a
bic kisses YOUR FRANK
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
A Town Without Crime or TN1e--

After building up a great bushes 90
a system OF proht-sharing. Mr.. y. %
Nelson decided 20 move 10 from 81
Louis 90 the country. The town which
resulted was named Leciaire- In the
January worlds Work Mr. Nelson
gives some remarkable facts about this
new town
~LcclEire has Erown 90 De town
of Six hundred without any town gov
eminent The Nelson Company. az
the represen tative of an. does the pub
uc work and charges 10 90 general
Expense single TAX on the profits
Whenever the people prefer to have
"a town organization. they can incor-
poratc. eco lnto politics. and pay their
own expenses. q have never heard oi
"a suggestion Co incorporate. The peo-
nlc are Gree. che company ls theirs, a
sam attend to che public ana.rs more
economically ana thoroughly tner
|1uy other body
'~rhe cities ana towns OF thls coun.
TRY average forty arrests ln yeal
per thousand luhabitanta rs INA
average. Lecinirc should have hat
/ about cs0 arrests. lt has had none
This remarkable exemption mean
something very Important. I DO no
know OF any other social phenomsnol
20 SO great significance"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
TTREMEN THREW BE-AZEn9
nKD AND RIRL oCT WKNBeW

SOUTH NORWAI-k. COHS. epeciuAl
A red bet hattron usee as a foet- warw-
sr aat nre 20 The I'D % Alas -snephtns
OrCounor burned her fsss and alDaat
rs@ufted 10 hsr death here Tuae.1sy az
te.s noon The sremen we're caiie&- 49,
in their excitsnent tnr@W s.-1 ~ IA "a
aheefs. Bolster. pillows. lAtAfon 49,
Niae OfConuor out or WinaoW
Luckily for Miss Oconnor, eoe 49,
the out0t landed % a piaaaA roof rhere
Niaa Osconnor recovered from be-
Hwncn and her cries from the centar
OF the plle OF bedding brought aid SO
Nas carried into the ncuee eno tAf
blazing bed was pushed OF lnto IN
snoW and eNfinEulancd-
Miss oConnor lives With her brothel
] In River Street She 80 not feellns
I well and had retired In the middle o'
] the afternoon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
ALUM USED TO
CLEAN WATER
10 Reported 70 COmmittee-Kmpleysd
az settling Basin for Fir~t Ff.s-

RICHaON Vas setAl-
-On MondAy. December 27th-
GRss arsx coagulsnt Was H@ezA bus
only for sklAt dap. and sknee thaa
tlnss the WateF las been h&Irfy
cteax.s
That h AA sEkrAet fsoD tha -
-ora Dressntsa SO Tie Waear ceM-
uittes OF ths City Council Thnrs4zy
e SaDcTtnts1dsne Davis. eG tne wAea1
Apartment The eoAgnlAnk wns ARaM.
said AR. DaVias tA01SA ks 40 80
know tbs amonnt use4
kar. Davis said that as &fa 80 sNnzae
the statement attributed 90 hkMa b.
the LEGAL morning paper - tAs e&ne4
that 10 alum had been useG
The SoaEal&tsd water WAB About Ia
eeo.0ss gallons ~ SHo aal 81 1853 =
days supply. That amount et wAse<
pas sent through me naEne 50 LeS r0e-
srvolr and became q part OF he SUBpsy
the reservoir then held. and - 10 nat
cleared water 10 IA The reservoir basis
me report OF Mr.. Davis caIlsd Astsa-
ton 20 the fact thas the city AID aot
now receive the polluted water 81 tAs
canal
Ia Was argued BY nan IN the clty
Hall today that AZ atty tons OF alum
were at the settling basin. thGt a musi
&c there 90 Be used. and that X y a
not harmful tcers IS no reason 70 den,
mat u has been used
The committee also Forwarded a re-
quest 10 the Council Tor an aEproQrta
don OF 5000 10 rush the water mains
+ The deposits found in the mains - 60,
hardened 10 affect the water co1rsinI
! thzoggh theua. thOugh q does ohsErue
the hOW.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
PLANS FOR NATIONAL
CIVIC FEDERATION

WASHINGTON. ID. Special
Plans are being perfected for the Joint
convention OF the National Civic Fed
GRAFTON and the conference OF Gov
errors. which is 60 be held IA wash
ington on January nth 10 2oth-
Seth Low. president OF the fedora
ti0n. Alton ID. Parker. chairman OF
the committee on program. and r. n
Easiey. chairman OK the executive
council are cooperating with Cover
nor Hughes. OF New York. Governor
Fort o. New Jersey. and Governor
Weeks. OF Connecticut, on arrange
mcnts for the joint sesSl ons % the two
bodies
President Taft win deliver the open
ing address 20 the federation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
CUT APPROPRIATIONS
ONE HUNDRED MILLION

WASHINGTON. d. C.-Special.-An
even hundred million dollars - TO De
Topped or the expenditures OF the
Government for the next fiscal year,
according 10 the plans OF the admin
istration. This Is the retrenchment
mark which President TAFT has set
he conferred at the length yesterday
with Chairman Hale. OF the Senate
Committee on Appropriations The
outcome OF the talk was an under
standing that the slogan or economy
which has heretofore been sounded
was not q Joke
I'VE viii decrease the apprOprta-
lions by S1OO. 600, co.," said Senator
Hale. The President and have been
discussing the expenditure program "
general You can look Tor that mnen
OF q cut
II the Presidents retrepchmeni
mark n followed Congress must hne
a way to make decreases amounting
TO about 43.0oe. coo. With decreas'
OF more than fb7,000.e0O under ap
preparations for 1910. a. set forth II
the estimate OF the Secretary OF IN
Treasury. whith have been furnishes
10 Congress. that figure VIII abou
make up the cut which President Tai
las decided - necessary In order Z
give proper heed 20 the big defici
Treasury al the end OF the presen
fscal year.
The points where Congress will b
expected TO operate will be on the ez
Denditures for public buildings. o
public works In general and on print
ing.
Possibly some attention viii be pal
70 the cost OF transporting secOnC
class mails. N Senator Hale's sugge.
ton. heretofore made. that but on
battleship instead OF two be built dul
ing the next year Is adopted. it vi
mean reduction OF $40. 100000 or SIS
600. 900 out OF the appropriation
needed 20 run the Government ne
year. -a--A--sAa-l<AAzzl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
DR.. PRICE is
MADE MAJOR
Unanimously Elected Commander OIL
Richmond Infantry Battalion

MOND, Vas pc al
DR. Lawrence r. Price. = prominent
young physician OF this Siayi ~ ,he ma, nSs
itla of Richmond for several years. vi. NIL
De the next major OF the First Battalion
81 the FIRST Virginia Regiment
The officers OF this organization
unanimously elected him TO sue
coed Major Hunsdon Cary. who resig2-
ed some months ago because the Coun-
che srrSory Tor nonmilitary purposes
n var a foregone conclusion that DR.
PRICE, wbo hsrstofors has been cap
the henor which came 20 him last
aight. and bis selection - universally
Ne il native OF BOtetourt oounty.
and got MS nrst trasning a. . soldier
e o. T,Ss.a1S Poiy RsbSna 1 20 sSSs
. oaurse IN medicine. and IN 1898 BE
e<gAz ne practice OF his profession in
this c3eS- Major BossieuN put him on
hts staG as surgeon. and some esghtssn
non1hG later. " ben the provisions OF
sSo Dfok Sin became elective he 49,
esESs head Of the hospital corpa
n wiz probably be two or three
wSsAR Hef0re Dr. Price receives his
coulisrioa. as his acee ptauce must 81
ehrsoEh me usual military ehannels-
since M Resignation or Major Cary
psSm - -, s 20 ne
lie made no EFFORT 20 seek promotion
The battalion has twelve line ofacers
sltions, while one ofhcer 10 now in Pan
ana. The ten men at last nights meet
Ing were ali FOR Dr. Price.
After the election committee com
posed OF Captains G NJ wallace, IT
and w A stack notified the new ma
OF the honor that had come 20 him n
made a neat speech or acceptance.
The omcers then adjourned 10 Rue
gers where a supper was given q
honor OF Dr. Price. guest on TN
occasion was g.. 4. Davis. a member .
the CITY Council In behalf OF the OF
fcers OF the battalion Mr.. Davis W "a
presented with a handsome gold -heaoe
cane The gift was intended 90 sho'
the appreciation OF the soldiers for On
Councilman's friendship for the BAT
TALON.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
TWO DIE FROM DREAD PELLAGRA.

NORFOLK. Vas peciaL- Two
deaths from pellarra In less than
tvventy-four hours was thc record
here wednesday. The victims were
Miss Lucille Catharinc Blamire. promi-
nent in Norfolk and Portsmouth. and
Mrs. Alice l. Donahoe. vie of IT. a.
Donahoe. a Money Point painter.
These make "a total 81 four deaths
from peIlagra in Norfolk. the first haF-
ing been "a case from the Berkeley sec
ton and the second a colored woman
IN Norfolk proper
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
OPPOSE STATUE
OF GENERAL LEE
Movement 20 Be Started ~ G. o. p
70 Prevent UuveIling Of Shaft In
Hall Of Pane

CHICAGO, uI--SPeeanl-- A
movement h. to b. started az tho
New Years Day camp nre OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic in
agesnoriaI Hall 90 have the MI
nnts department join Others IN
protesting against the unvethnE OF
the statue of General Robert r
L.. ia the Hall OF Pane At Wash
mEton-
Joseph =. Darling. past COM
nanndcr OF Columbia PoS1- VIII
speak on the subject
OtherS who viii make address
are General Philip Hayes. depart
nltnt commander 81 Illinois Grand
Army OF the Republic; Major Gen
cral Frederick ID. Grant. Martin Il
Madden. William Bu~~e, Thomas
II. Gault and John Il. SCamlon-