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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
JACKSON PEER Or ALL
SAYS "PARSyN" DAVIES

NEW YORK. Dec. IS.-oa crutches
larson Davies, who has been SEE
rinuslN Ill. was ahle to visit ~ local
boxing club the other night. Il sim
piS could not stay III the house any
tohgef said he. and ! wanted to see
a good bout t. recall old times
" obld Hike to SEE Jack" johnson III
action for cannot believe he is q
greater hrnNE weight than Petcr
jackson. whom | used H. manage.
In my opinion. Jackson IA his
primo ~as without a peer fic could
have whipped John l.. sullivan II the
latter had not hacked out 81 IL match
Johnson, think, happens to be cham
rioa at L time when there are no
FIRST class big mon in tho ring
don't helieN. he would have had q
chance with ti.oit" i'itzsiniuons when
the lattei Knocked out Jim Hall in
isa3. ifaH was wonder Ut that
time, splendid boxer and a terrific
hitter, but he was easy for .Iitz.'
If Johnson loses his title IN the
ring II VIII be from the effects OF body
punching, and IN this respect I'itzsiin-
mons never had an equal"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
TRAFFORO MAY
WANT POSITION
nut ALDERMAN RICHARDSON ne
SIGNS THINKING HE HAS
1T SAFE.

Although it Is claimed tHat Alder
mar Douglas Richardson. who has re-
signed from the council committee on
electricity and viii shortly resign from
the board Of alderman, has enough
votes pledged to elect him to the sup
erintendency Of the municipal ltShtlnE
aud power plant. it Is widely runoreu
that should supervising Engineer 1rat-
ford, who built The plant, desire the
place the Marshall ward alderman
stands an excellent chance of being
beaten.
Engineer Traford will run the plant
for about twelve months after whinh
time superintendent viii be elected.
AS no member OF the city council can
accept a municipal position offered by
the council within a year of his mem :
bership in that body Mr.. Richardson
resignation. which will probably be
sent to the board OF aldermen at It's
next meeting. WIN just about give him
the proper margin.
Unless the electric lights, which are
now on the way to Richmond from
Pittsburg are lost or misearried broad
street will be illuminated before the
end OF the week as ENGINEER Traffor5
has rported that the plant Is ready for
business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WOULD vACCINATE
FOR TYPHOID FEVER
SURGEON GENERAL LYNCH WANTS
TO MAKE VIRGINIA MI
LITIA IMMUNE.
GREAT DISCOVERY
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Has
USED SERUM ON 1900 REGI-
LARS WITH FINE REsULTs-
DESCRIPTION or TREATMENT.

Especial to The Richmond Virginiano
NORFOLK, VA, Dec. ld.--pr,
Junius Lynch, colonel and surgeon
general of the Virginia Brigade, Is
determined to make the state M
litia immune from tHpnoid fever If
ms clIorls IN thai ulretu un can BRING
aDNht such a result. tie ~ making u
strong hgnt for an appropriation from
the state win WhtCn 10 purchase q
sufficient amount at serum To Nacci=
nate every memDer at the NaUonal
Guard, and he feels that there Is not
"a man In the serNie. but VINO VIII
submit To the operation. Dr. Lynch
said that the government IS having
It's regulars vaccinatod for typhoid,
and that 1000 have already been
inoculated with fine results. He also
said Virginia is probably the first
state IT, take up such ~ proposition,
and he Ia anxious a. carry il through.
When asked TO-DAY what the serum
fer typhoid IL DR. Lynch said
Typhoid vaccine il maze from n
-virulent strain Of typhoid hacilli,
cultivated on agar. It Is sterilized for
an hour at u temperature of So de-
erees centigrade. aud standardized, so
! that each cubic centimetre tabont
thirty drnps) contains one million
dead bacilii. 25-1o0 per cent of tri-
cresol Is added as Il RrcserNatiNe, Be-
! Tore being issued tor Use it Is thor
oughly tested on guinea pigs ana
mice.
How to Naccinatc.
The vaccination consists OF three
/ injections with a hvpodermie needle
under the skin Of tn arm, leg or alb
domen ut intervals of ten days; when
the first injection Is made one-half
G. c. about fifteen drops, is given
/ this contains five hundred million
dead hacilli. and is followed by "a rise
ol temperature, light headache and
I droN siness for a few hours, III no In
stance have these symptoms persist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
O|Az FAv0RS REYER
AS SUCCESSOR
VETERAN RULER OF MEXICO Is IN
POOR PHYSICAL TRIM. SAYS
REyoLUTIONIsT.

N.NSiTlNGTON, Dec 13.-~Mexican
revolutionists here received word to-
day that General Bernardo Reyes had
left Paris on his way 10 Mexico TO be-
come the presidential understudy 10
Diaz. whose health according to the
word of spies in his palace has been
shattered.
DiaH IS reported 10 be SO weak that
his daily walk across the street and
back 10 his palace tires him out COM
pietely, Several times every day tine
reyoiutionists say. he Is aiTflcted With
nervous attacks which cause his body
to tremhle.
That REYES has been picked TO sue
coed To the Mexican presidency Is said
10 have been admitted by D.az hims
to n member of one Of the Washington
legations who recently made "A trip to
Mexico Dia9 IS said to have expressed
the opinion that Of all the candidates
only Reyes would be able to control at
fairs with an iron hand
Reyes was once the ranking general
in the Mexican army, and governor OF
the province of Nueva Leon. Several
months ago he became unpopular with
Diaz and surrounded by men. ordered
to watch and guard his closely, was
which Reyes Is popular, was 80 siren
nous in its disa pproval that Diaz sent
Reyes to Europe 10 investigate mon
etary affairs.
The revolutionists say that now at
ter much correspondence, Diaz has or
dered Reyes to return az his chosen
successor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WILL INSIST UPON
BETTER SERVICE
CITIZENS OF HIGHLAND PARk
WANT MORE CARS RUN IN
AIvTERNOON--OT
NEWS.

The Citizens Association Of High
land Park held their monthly meet
ing MONDAY night ut the Nertnsidc
Hall. \ large number of the mem
hers were present and much business
vi q routine nature was transacted.
Much atscussion WIS entered mo IN
rcgard ia the street railway service
during the late hours of the after
noon, The president of the assocla -
ton. Mr. J. \. pe4ine. was appointed
ns II committee Of one to intereie"
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany officials and to insist on better
HgrVice during tho hours mentioned,
Professor Henning, OF Richmond
College, addressed the associationvand
asked that the association buy a schol-
arship at Richmond College for the
Highland Park High School. the schol-
arsnfp to cost 81, 900.
Mrs. j. Il. Matthews. of Lynchburg,
Il spending the winter with Mrs. j.
Y. Valentine, Of Third avenue.
Mrs. \. II. EermilIen has been quite
sick since last Friday.
Mr.. +. r. Rennte left Monday morn
ing for a short trip 10 Norfolk.
Mrs. q. l.. Satterwhite was brought
home Saturday from the hospital and
is improving SLOWLY,
Miss Alice Shafer left Wednesday
for New York city to take up her
duties "a II trained nurse in ST. Luke S
Hospital.
Mrs. Clinton Hoge, OF Richmond,
WAS the guest sunday of her friend,
Mrs. r. NJ. Burgess.
The Earnest Workers Society and
Covenanter Company No. lG, Of Aitz-
pah Presbyterian church. viii hold
their annual Christmas sale and sup
por Friday evening, December 10, III
the lecture room o1 the church. They
viii also have on sale the Larkin
goods, and housckeepers are invited
to come, get a good supper. help q
good cause and t. supply their iardeI
With such things as they mag need
AT this time.
Mrs. Msry Eoyd. Of turns street
is the guest of Mrs T.. +. Bland, on
I West Grace street
Mrs. William spratIey, Of Third ave
nue, has "A her guests Mrs Jehr
Spratlay. Of snrrs county, and Mrs
Robert Spratley Of Petersburg.
Captain and Mrs. ". g. kable viii
be the guest Uf MIR and Mrs. l., Il
EnsloW Tor two dnSs Defore Christ.
mas.
Mr.. r l.. Manson wlll return tn,
Last 81 this week from an extended
trip through Florida, Alabama ant
/ ,;eoreia.
! Committees In fhe various sunda.
schools are busy arranging far theil
several Christmas entertainments.
The Methodist school viii have theiI
annual celebration Tuesday epening
: December -.
The number Of citizens are abou
ready TO begin using electricity in thei
homes. having had the wiring dom
aud fixtures pat ia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
VOTE TO BUILD
|. CONCRETE WHARF
COMMITTEE ON RIVER IMPROVE.
MENT ENDORSES CONTRACT.
WILL COST OVER $4,000.

After lengthy consultation with the
City Engineer Monday night the Coun-
ell Committee on River Improvements
recommended the awarding of the
contract for the construction of q con-
crete pile wharf on James river to
the Raymond Concrete Pipe Company.
The bid submitted by this concern
was $500.
Three plans were offered, but III the
opinion of the City Engineer the de-
sign submitted by the Raymond archi~
teets was much the best. 1t provides
for concrete piles which are To be
driven into the river bottom. Behind
these piles IA ill is to be made with
mud and sand dredged from the river
bed. The wharf will be similar to
those now in use in Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
DE 6OGORZA ENGAGED
To NINE. EMMA EAMEs

NEW YORK, December 12-Now
York operate colony was not sur
prised to-day ut the announcement
from Paris that the artistic attach
ment' between Nine. Emma Eames
and Emilio De Gorgorza had result
ed in a marriage engagement the
term artistic attachment" was me
creation OF Dc G0rgorza's first wife,
Elsa, when in the spring of 1903 she
sued Nine, Eames for $4,000 for
alienation of hor husbands affee,
tons The suit was never brought To
u conclusion.
Nine. Eamcs obtained IA divorce
from Julian Story. the artist, in 1907.
FOR the past two Years she and lie
Gorgoila have been doing concert
VI ork.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
KEX. }, T. RJDDICk WILL
BECOME AN EVANGELIST

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, December
i3.-Tho people of the Second Baptist
church OF this city are sad over the
fact that their popular pastor, Rev.
j. T. kiddick, who has been here the
last three years. has resigned his pas
torate. Mr.. Eiddick goes into the
evangelistic work under the direction
OF the Home Mission Board OF the
Southern Baptist Convention. During
his pastorato here MIR. kiddick has
mel with great Success, practically
doubling tbs mhershlp of MS
church, heside engaging in numerous
Christian activities. lie was .cr i
time assistant to DE-. Hawthorne III
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
THE WIFE WILL
BE PL EAS ED

with an electric iron. IL viii save her
an hour or two every ironing dag,
because it is always at the right tenn
nerature. No changing irons~-~fl5
waiting fire to keep up. Ii CHE
doesn't do the ironing herself. she
needs 1t for pressing, Its always
ready for immediate use in any room
The iron Is very useful when travel
ing. for you can depend upon it alb
soiately. You cannot give your wife,
SISTER or sweetheart anything more
calculated to please them than enc
OF these electric irons.
If you write the Virginia Railway
and Power Company they will be
pleased 10 send you free of charge
seasonable suggestions for electrical
gifts which are actually the fad In
this wears Christmas presents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

worid cKrr went out win such . com
f,te-ftn aS tanA ocfn---,u oNen the A4s
c'I tue otlhn. a. uptarn, M snort, tae
Wott" NJ protest a. Ia tac ueP.n or
ntIent vi ncatncnlsiH ueterreu mum /,
ht> ,e4t4S Mar, asH ueatuft
.thu4 stona ia tAe atast OF the
SCENTS d liutiteI, ia ASIA minor. i4s
90 t.t'a1fof tstcf ewas wiAn inc wufH
ut ,rou. au.i aS lac ,uHtinHucu Wiea
pea ht SGT tuere TITS eaH INTO Mae
Nieliita. ouen ne hearu MS can. mat
ne f.I4".a Ola European soli there WIS
nueouS - ~cicopie am. Al ms frst
prestitlhs appointment, down ny tnc
ther. fie nau untS - tew poor woDe.
tlenco L,uias Heart.
Hnt trru opened tnc r..trt Of L%-
uia ana that opened the neart af
EUROPE, ana opened the heart Of the
future,
,ou cannot put down a power lkc
this IN any community tant II VIII not
set tnin.S on IRE You cannot PM
alcoholism In any state that It viii not
80 s"on sand, We must put down
WhiSReR" II IS our task Il upturn
tti, me enemy may take notice. II
uptarued things N fhiIippi. They were
tttttt4, sing tnoFr on the streets IA
sirtS the white @ia.e traffic. Sorlc-
tnlnG HAD to happen. did happen. Paul
Is soon n trouh4e. Thev have him il
trouble, in the eeurts Il is 10 he re-
mem beffd that the Judiciary Of that
place was not iucorrGptihle. Pity for
Hny people whose Judiciary is corrupt.
tSut do you think Gods heroes can be
moved by persecution or torture Go
e. the racks. M" enginery Of pcrseeu-
ton. 20 to III" fires and the martyr
dpmS and inquire there The mar
ttrs were sc"urgcd. tortured burned.
bat the failed NIT. Paul liz beaten
imprisoned. put ia stoeky; did Paul
complain that God did Dor treat a
uIan ~ his ability. II his talent, ftgnt .
< the prison walls of 'htip{t. ~
tb" midnight tlm". Hear that aonb.
Behold that earthquake. Behold that
irlAmph3 Iaoa't yoa think If you had
suffered as taul suffered AZ phiippi.
after eighteen Years OF toll and suf-
i"tinc. Yea would have gone 10 MAX
Ing tents Not Pants catalog Of his
suffering and TOLLS. But If asked what
ho vas 10 do in the face Of them. he
would reply, did ! ever tell You Of
that Damascus experience ! am deb
tor aud ann going to PAY my debts
Debtor to All Men.
Ait#f twenty five years af CorintG
he IL sfsii saying, I AN debtor. both r.
the Greek ana % the barbarian. | an
debtor t. All men.
After siS years. lle Is en his 5Fa 8
Rome, has landed on Italian soil IN tht
inh1s; al senators. Of the gay SCENES 81
fostiVii with its pleasure lovers. of ths
traiiickia%. lie has Eone through his
inRrist,}taetd bis tr.al. his eondefnna
tten---is ola his way L. thu last scene
MRrnDf Shouts lie secs tho day q
ascension, the day Of ultimate triumph
the erawu Of his Lori' Paul Is I'll,
c"ita'tet1r. lie vas couqurror beeatls,
he knew himself as debtor"
sauiay night Bishop Denny preach
cd At l,aiau Station ehurea. and on tint
oeeaaietif t,ns a $50 beard by - lAre.
/ congregation, Ills discourse vas clear
logical and tprcefui and eEieite1 th'
ueePess attention. His text WIS n
follow. "iiaVe merry upon Inc al
Ggd, according II thF loving Kindness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
RETl RNED MISSION AIRY TELLS
OF CHINESE AWAKENING

tREDERIFkSBCRc;. VA. pecen-
bar l6.-teN. j. W. Fainter. "a mis-
sioharT OF the southern Presbyterian
church 10 China for thirty -scycn Years.
delivered two excellent addresses here
sunday on topics relating IT, Con
dttion4 in the East. The morning
service OF the Presbyterian church
vas devoted to the first of these ad-
dresses ana at night he spoke at the
Methodist church. Large audiences
heard each address
After his long sojourn in the East
Key. Painter was well prepared 10
tell his hearers of the great awaken
ing that is taking place In China.
He gave a graphic description OF
his idead Of what part the great Chin
ese nation would take in the world
politics and at each service his hearers
were astounded at the facts brought
out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
ARE CHOSEN BY
KNIGHTS or MtCCABEE.S

Al the recent meeting of the Rich
mend Tent. No. /, Knights of the Mac
ca bees. Monday night the annual cleo
ton Of officers was held and the fol-
lowing officers were elected. Chaneel-
lor commander. Gerald +. Eaton. lieu
tenant commander, Edward Folkes;
surgeon, =. Y, Barnes: chaplain, r. p.
Hughes. master -at-arns. J. II. Abb
rams; record keeper. c. w. Morris,
first master of guards. 5. +. Jackson;
second master of the guards, j. A.
Booker. sentinel, Adam Diacont;
picket j. J Sauer; trustee. W, p. Hos
kins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WILL REQUEST BOND
OF POWER COMPANY

within the next few days a spe-
eial meeting OF tho council commit
tee OH streets VIII be called 10 hear
tho formal opinion of the city at
torney relative 10 the bond of the
Richmond Power Corporation which
Ii asking for a franchise to operate
electric power and light lines In tho
eits.
While the. findings of the attorneY
have not been given out In toto, II
Is generally Understood that he II OF
the opinion that the corporation mus,
put up bond as indicative of good
faith before the street committee can
even act upon its franchise applica-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
GREAT HOLE IN
HULL OF PURITAN

NORFOLK. VA. Dee. Exami-
nation by divers Of the hull of the
United States monitor Puritan. which
lies sunk on the Newport News mid =
die ground. following the recent high
explosive armor plate tests To which
she was subjected. has revealed the
existence Of a great hole in tho hull of
the vessel.
branching of from this hole the
hui OF the vessel if said to be cracked
IL feet forward and ) feet att An
other branch of the crack reaches to
the mud. and Il is thought will extend
TO the keel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
SALE OF ALBEMARLE
CANAL Is CONFIRMED

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 13.--.An or
der entered In the United States court
here Monday confirmed the sale of the
properties and franchises of the Al
befnnrle and Chesapeake Canal under
foreclosure by the Union Trust Com
pany, OF New York. to first mortgage
bondholders' committee. composed OF
James M. Edwards, Robert j. Harri-
son and Henry r. Cutter.
The order gives the purchasers un-
III January ], 1911, to complete the
payment Of required terms OF pur-
chase. The purchase price was 5000.
900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

man lives to say nothing of the say
ings i'll dollars and cents, would be
enormous. ii this vaccination could be
generally adopted. ! have been vaeei-
mated myself and have given it to
members of my family"
br. Lynch said that the serum Is
gnadC at the Army Medical School
Laboratory at Washington. and that
there IS a plentiful supply for all pur-
poses. He said that all he needs to
put his plans into effect is an appro-
priaion from the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
LOUIS DONNIE, CHEMIST.
DIES IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. MD, December 49,
Louis Dohme, millionaire chemist
president of the widely known firm of
Sharp and Dohme. manufacturing
druggists OF this city. died here earl,
to-day. MIR. Dohme was taken III
nine weeks ago while homeward bound
from eEurope.. Mr.. Dohme was born
In Germany ip 1897 and came to this
country when Is years of age He
began his career as a drug clerk. He
was deyotee Of art and music.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Do You Want
Christmas
Money?

If yoH are a reader Of THE
RICHMOND TIRGINIAN and
syish 10 make some pin money
quickly. Please send your name ard
address 10
THE RICHMOND AGENCY
p. Q. Box 4o5, Richmond. Va.
p. 81 yoa ean not find time to
interest yourself, perhaps yon haze
a son or daughter that apoald like
some Spending money fer Christmas.
So you can send in their name.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
IshOP BREACHES
POWERFUL SERMON
I IN. DENNY ADDRESSES LARGE
SAst CONGREGATION At CENTENARY
METHODIST CHURCH.
DISCUSSES 81 PAIL
OysTlNGuIsHED DIVINE CONFINES
NUCH CLASSICAL Knowledge
WITH BIBLICAL LEARNING.
DISCUSSES ST PAUL
bishop Collins Denny preavhed a

Bishop Collins Denny preached a
very strong sermon at Centenary
MetiaDaist church SUNDAY morning I"
Il con. resa,ton that ntiea pracaeaAH
every seal IA tnc nulnce. ~etectins 81
Haut rs ms taeFte. ire trats the
career OF TINS most noted ri All 81
InraSls apostles ana IN dotiS :" tAhl ~
lstii,t. au Ilt4ftis41e kntN 5ttNe9 Pl tf"
Classics with tsittitaI t"HFHtuS. me
ieAt was sete1ted 1FDsn tselnehs - -
u am aeutur no4n Ia the tricks anu
l5aI .ssar.ans.
bisnul4 Jenny said n part. MAXIM
an 1fl,eHters, tsai mus iiiat ne ma
n. personal assets, only f'e4.t-' tte
HAD TOR twenty -llsn YEARS lrHufei out
has very. iste III the wars Of the gesael
lIayv o0utu b5 say he owed the gospel
"a auXtleavg t-AaG was wei porn anu
Icing Drought ~ o9 farsus. an cdA-
se,lonal cenl.r, he lived IN an intefec~
taai atrnuspnarc. Paul was horn
dew with fne hlshest advantages com =
ing INTO hts tfIc imam any jew 81 MS
nay cnula MAJ. taut believed sorit d
tnlng--iaek eat fer tffe man Aha De
lfeNea something n may turn toe
.srpria urslt,@ HoWn, PAU believed m
sect at the Na8stresle 10 fe niost
ssan@sroas form e. iuaatSm and n
ae44i, huth bN arRamefI aud pE fore,
bu.h at h. me- ana aHs"at. III g7rs
Ia Damascus "a that raA5. u the
MIDST of the mountains that surround o.
"a and IN tht Fn3nst NT the earasns.
in tho MIDST 81 ono as tn u.ps, Strlk-
ing scenes Oh earth rs which his saui ,
s.s the Roiiss III all great mon. must
have responded, Votee arrested MN.
III WAS the votea - jcsus JesuS
VI HON he considered ;he most dan~
gerous o. men. RGt there w0s 40
note al narsnaess IN that voice.
Responded to Voice.
There are voices that respond {"
notes OF truth, but st. raul's tibrated
IN response Is that voice. II was the
! .ss@ponse OF honesty TO the call of the
Master The vision WIS one never to
faee. He was transformed hs 1t into
ID new mau. Tho very fingers of God
erept over his soul and brought har-
xaony there. After Itamaseusa Arabia
Tor three yesrs. sat why the desert
TOR three years? PAU had lost hle
tneclngy Have you ever had that
4 experienea II sou have, XGH haN3
been In great difficulty, job had "a
\ tl1eaIcgy and lost IL. IL waa u most
terrinle struggle 1T took Mosea fort
years IL reodjust his theology. ParE
I had To raadinst his
when Paul got about his work the
people whom he most desired t. heip
wanted to hIii him. Al Jerusalem
they had to lot him down the wall III
Basket. II was needtgl Ia eses.pe
from that citS 3ut he did not giV'
III, his work he nade for widei
aeid--he WAS debtor, Men must hat F.,
4 felt that there was something strange
nb0ui him, such as hit otherworidn ess
man II tffe world looking ate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Academy OF Medicine,

Tho meeting of the Richmond
Academy of Medicine and Surgery TO
he held In the r. l.. a. building, Third
and Main streets, Tuesday night AZ
80 o'clock promises tn he one Of
special interest. Dr. q. NJ HAGEN will
read a paper on Physiological Action
OF Certain Electrical Currents and
Dr. \. L. Gray VIII read one on
"A-Roy Diagnosis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

many of them visitors. have required
medical attention for fractured arms
and legs or badly cut heads, within
twenty-feur hours.
Among the more seriously injured
Ii Judge i. G. billiard, n prominent
railway attorney of Chicago. who is
suffering from a compound fracture
or the right log. Anton Miller aged
IA years. Of New York, another viz
tim, has fractured eoIlarhone and
his head is cut.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

MOsELEY'S JUNCTION. VA. De-
cenlber i3.--Edward <. Walker.
highly respected cniere1 man. died
suddenly In eahe store OF Berger Com
pany last evening. heart failure being
the cause VI death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
l1ls Guests of II Fields.

NoANDkE, VA. December Il. :
Elks from the National Home nj Bed
ford CITY came here to-day as thn
guests or Al. CT Fields, whose com
panE OF Ministries gave an entertain
ment tonight at the Academy %
Music
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
IT ON SIDEWALKS
CAUSE Accidents
MANY WASHINGTONIANS SUFFER
BROKEN BONES FROM BAD
FALLS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.---Ice-coat-
cd sidewalks, which the city authors
ties say they can't clean unless Con-
gress appropriates $40. 900 for the pur-
pose. are keeping the hospitals here
busy to-day. TWENTY-FIVE persons,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Interesting
Piano Values

Tho regular Cable line OF
high grade Pianos, including the
Mason & Hamlin. the Conover,
the Cable, the kinRsbury. tho
Schubert. the Wellington, the
De Koven. are instruments that
lead in the front rank OF the
worlds most eminent makes.