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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

lem Baptist church. In Richmond
county, were largely attended by peo-
pie from the upper end OF this county
on Sunday. Dr William T., Hatcher
nrsached TWO sermons which capti-
waited his hearers,
pr. X. f. Rookef OF l.ottshurg this
county. is attending meeting af the
state Medical Ass iation In Norfolk.
Va. this week.
Gnless more interest Is shown In the
political situation in Nurthum berland
county during the next week than Is
now manifested, II is safe Ia say. that
small vote Will be polled at the eiec-
ton to be held November 8, Not Tor
many YEARS has as little interest been
shown in any campaign, While II ~
a furegene conclusion that Hon. ", A
Jones VII, as usual receive most
fiatttring vote in this county. every
thing indicates q small vote, and many
qualified voters will not even take the
time to GO 10 the polls Every wear
=, = capttation tax list shows II fallinl
an in the number az persons nasins
their poll taxes ia time. the numb Ter
uf voters beiSg less every year
AnneHneene - the dates Of the
fairs to be held IN this section have
Net.u nade and are as follows. &c
4atser 2&6 - and -. Mathews.
fI@afhs&s}lfr, <nt Der :. and +. xii
mares k November Q. 10 and /; XII
n4arnaek Coinred Fair. II. Il ard Is:
neathsville Coior,d Fair 3. - and
p
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
CONGESTION CAUSED BY
STRIKING EXPAEsSMfn
jersey City Tied Up by Helpers
Who Want More

Jersey CITY. \. j.. Oct. 81
Nearly all Gf the express companies
union helpers in this city are on
strike. the men employed by the
Adams Express Company having re-
fused 10 go to work this morning.
All Of the employees in the main de-
pot and in the West Shore depot are
now out and there is great conges-
ton, as the regular drivers refuse
to work with the strikeh breakers. The
companies affected are the United
States. Wells Fargo and Adams COM
panies. The strikers are affiliated with
the teamstcrs' union and a general
strike is threatened If the companies
do not soon aecede to the demands
# the men who want an increase
Of wages nj three dollars a month.
\ crisis IL expected in the strik .
this afternoon. when the United States
Express Company, with the assist
ance OF n large force OF special OIL
GERS and policemen, Will attempt to
move loaded wagons from the COM
pany's big building at Johnston and
Monitor streets to the Jersey Central
terminal AT Commuripaw.
The United States Companys ser
Vice is completely tied up, every enc
& their rs wagons being out 81
commission. The Wells Fargo Com
panr is also unable to distribute or
collect express matter. The Adams
Express Company is moving a few
wagons. Between LEGO and 400
drivers. helpers and platform men are
Oh strike in Jersey city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
PETERSBURG FAIR
DRAWS BIC CROWD
Many Visitors al Opening OF Fine
Agricultural Expo

PETERSEN RG. VA, Oct. Ell
With an ATTENDANCE equal to the eX-
pectations of the management, the
Petersburg Agricultural ! air opened
Thursday morning and viii continue
for the remainder IT the week. From
an early hour Thursday morning the
crowds thronged the big tair building
viewing splendid exhibits OF farm
products and handsome displays by
Petersburg merchants and manufac-
turers.
Corn, peanuts and tobacco pre-
dominated in quantity the three be-
ing shown in all Varietics OF grades
and conditions. Interesting specimens
Of ne edswork and embroidery were
included in the Women's division
while dairy products came in for a
good share Of attention.
Cattle. horses, hogs. sheep, goats
and all live stock IS being shown in
the second largest building, and this
feature probably drew the lions share
CT interest THURSDAY. for the visitors
fiocked here throughout the day. dis
playing marked delight in the fine
exhibits.
Premiums and ribbons in all de-
partments will be awarded through
competent judges for the best exhibits
The handsome exhibit OF the Nor
folk and Western railway shown at
the Blackstone fair has been installed
and is attracting much attention.
The fair Is gay with red. white and
blue bunting. while the occasion is
cnlivened with popular selections rem
dered constantly h3 several bands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
COLONEL TOO BUSY
TO OBSERVE DAY
Roosevelt is 81 elars Old, But
Hasn't Time to Cele-'
brate.

JOHNSTOWN. y. y, October 81
Accompanied by former Congressman
Lucius Iittauer Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt toured Johnstown, GloNers-
Vile. Fonda and other cities i'll the
Mohawk valley to-day. This was the
coloners titty-second birthday. but he
said that he had no time for cele-
bration' now. being too busy with his
speechmaking Roosevelt was anger
ed with Judge Parker's contemptnous
reference to his Tahmany and Wal!
street circular and showed II IN MS
speech.
Judge Parker refers to this cir
cular which shows that there is an
alliance between Tammany Hall and
Wall street as alleged said koose-
welt. but lots OF people have seen It.
l will tell him now where ] got IT.
1t was sent through the mall to Wal
ter Woods, man you all know
yes, and got one through the
mail myself" chimed In littauer and
the crowd laughed ut the Joke of a
Tammany circular for funds to fight
RooseNelt going tn the millionaire
glove manufactures who has been one
of the c0foneFs closest political
friends since 1923.
Roosevelt assaulted again what he
claims Is an attempt on the part OF
Tammany Hall to 'Tammanyize the
state" and also denounced the Demo-
cratic candidate as a member OF the
wall paper trust He accused DIX
OF insincerity In his attacks on the
Payne Aldrich tarif Law SAYING that
.inas much as he WAS willing 10 bene-
fit by the duty on wall paper he has
no right to oppose the duty on other
products"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
MACK SIGNS UP
FOR LIFETIME
Manager of Athletics Wins Gu.
pid's Game and Leads Bride =
IL Altar. x

PHILADELPHIA. PA oct. @7.-
Cornelius McGillicndds ttConnie
Mack. manager OF the Athletics. and
Catherine Hallohan. of this city, were
married III Ail-Souls Catholic church
IN TioRa at O'Clock to-day. Not to
his own family, ncr te the reiatiS es
al his briae, or te any oi the mem
bers of the champion baseball team
that he led Ia victory. aid CONNIE
=tr Miss Hallohan wnlsper the news
mat they we're going to be married
to-day.
Not until Mack ushereo his bride
into his home and marmured bash
iuliy To those ot his family who hap
penea Ia be there. Want you to meet
my wife" did any one kno" that TINS
was Comics wedding day.
When the big parade is held here
on November In honor of the We
torlpsis team. and the banquet Mt IT,
Rtllevue-S tratfera, and all the other
festivities that are planned IN honor
Of the worlds baseball champions,
Connie" wont be there. lie VIII De
on the high seas with his bride. SAIL
ins away toward Italy on his honey
moon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
vET0Es CHANGE
IN C|TY'5 SEAL
Mavor Richardson Declares Ordi-
nances is Retroactive and
Not Properly Wor,ied.

The seal OF the city Will not be
changed for several months at least
The ordinance arranging Ter rever-
tance to the original seal OF the MUM
cipality has been returned to council
with the mayors veto.
Il vetoed the ordinance because il
is retroactive and because it would
inNalidate any number Of important
documents which have been passed
upon.
The ordinance reads that on and
after October. 1905, the new seal shall
be used on all public documents. Since
that date, "a large number OF papers
have been stamped with the present
seal To sign the measure as II is
now Worded would be tn invalidate
every one of these.
The rejected measure viii go be-
fore council and the mayors veto will
probably be sustained. Then later n
new ordinance will be framed by the
proper committee, viii he duly passed
on 10 common council and the board
Of aldermen, and finally viii reach
the mayor.
hut all this takes time conse-
auently IL Is more than likely that the
presen seal Will be in USE for several
months to come
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
DESPERATE FIGHT
WITH Fur THIEF
.


dispatch received at local police.
Headquarters stgtes that Egbert Hall,
alias John Williams. Il gigantic negro
giving Richmond as his home, has
been arrested in Philadelphia after
IA desperate battle with the police.
charged with the attempted robbery
OF the furrier establishment OF Jo-
seph Ah.sritlnger.
When clerks opened the store
Thursday morning. according to the
dispatch. they found the negro ar
ranging furs valued at several thous-
and dollars into portable bundle.
one of the clerks reiephoned for the
police, while others graplied with
the thief.
The latter. who Is six feet two and
one-half inches tall. and weighs near
ly 200 pounds. fought desperately. A
battle royal was In progress when
the police arrived. Tney called OH
Hall to surrender. but he refused. and
backing against wall. continued
lighting
II VAS finally necessary to beat hlni
into insensibility with a blackjack.
The negro was given preliminary
hearing and was held in $500 bail for
court
Hall or Williams has no criminal
record in this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

LIFE CRUSHED OUT
BY STEAM ENGINE
George Light Succumbs to In.
juries Received When Engine
Leaves Tracks.

Crushed against the walls OF a tool
house by runaway engine at tho
Locomotive Works, George Light
eoIored, of g25 North Thirtieth street.
had both his legs broken. and re-
ceived Internal injuries which result
ed in his death at the Virginia hos
pitai Wednesday night
The victim was working near the
tool house when a shifting engine
ran off the tracks. The cowcatcher
pinned him against the wall of the
building ana 1t was several moments
before he could be rescued
The city ambulance was summoned
with DR. Truman In charge. The In
jured man was taken to the city
Home where IL was seen that he was
desperately injured. Later he was re-
moved TO the Virginia hospital where
he died,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
.F|NO NO BODIES
N FIRE DEBRIS.
Searches in Ruins Fails TO Sub
stantiafe Rumors of lncinera-
fions-Sa 100000 Damages.

VICTORIA Il. T., oct. 2I.-Search
to-day af the ruins of the IRE which
last night destroyed a large part of the
business section Of Victoria tails TO
show any cansualtias despite the many
reports that several persons were dead
in tho debris Neither is il believed
thai any one was injured
The property damage will approach
close to 81 o00.0oo. The upholstering
department. of David Spencer and Com
pany sustained the greatest Individual
loss about 100000. The Western Union
building and III large number OF other
lesser buildings were completely tie
stroyfd. The Times Building was de-
stroyea. The Driard Hotel and Penn
hertbn Hotel. two of the largest strue-
lures were in imminent danger but
were saved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
DENIES THE TALE
OF ESCAPE PLOT

MONTREAL CAN. Oct. 27.--Nhea
Captain Kendall, Of the steamer Mont
rose was questioned to-day about Dr.
X II. Grippens story that the vessels
auartarmRsser WAS 70 aid him TO es~
cape he characterized the story a.
false.
Nothing Of tile sort happened SAID
the captain. LAS matter Of rack
neither Or. crippen nor Miss Leneve
suspected for moment that their dia-
guise had been penetrated. / was
Very careful To see that they had TO
RI ason 10 believe that we're were under
suspicion and no one was more sur
prissd than was DIR. Cripp~n when In
speetar Dew stepped forward In his
uniform OF pilot and placed the cou-
pie under arrest The story was sim
ply manufactured by crirpen TO aid
his defense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
MORE PROTECTION FOR
OUR NATIONAL DEFENSE
Congressman Richmond Pearson
Hobson Plans Interesting
Program for This Winter.

W.ASHlNGToN, Oct. a,.--''Crystaliz-
ing in the discussion Of the fortifica-
lion Of the Panama Canal. the subject
Of national defense Will come up for
serious consideration in congress this
winter" declared Representative Rich
mon Pearson Hobson to-day. Hohson
returned to Washington early to be-
gin work of his program for the win
ter.
I'VE must fortify the canal That is
certain he continued. I'VE ara un
der obligation to preserve the nsutral-
ity of the canal and il is our duty 10
defend our own shores. To do THIS
adequately. We must control the sea
ITO do this, l shall propose the
building OF three battieships and
twelve destroyers, and | hope that con
gress VIII realize the seriousness OF
the situation sufficiently to add at least
another division 10 the army.
Il shall also do what ] can to bring
about an agreement to the end that
we may put through a ship subsidy
scheme for the development Of the
merchant marine.
Further measures which he hopes TO
bring TO the attention OF congress are
farm sanitation and education In the
rural districts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
Heathsville

p6cial to The Richmond Vtrginiau.
N 4 ssHEATftSEII-I.E VA, Oct 27.=~
The home OF Mir. and Mrs J. "
R0Hlin. o. Burgess Store. this county
NAn the beene oi Il Very pretty Dcto-
- NesiAtng whSu their youngest
1m9hter, Mamie Pauline. became the
&a4e Of MIR. Samuel q. Newcornb, OF
lOucester county.
# ~ the early candle lighting the
ade entered the paSlor on the arm
the groom To the strains oil Lohen-
E&M's wedding march, rendered by
76o Alfneda Crowtner, Miss Gertrude
onIin, Aistes ol the bride, turning thu
sic. Key. G. a. Williams. assisted
Hey. A. r. Rice. performed the
Qmony- The bride was becomingiy
nd In white and carried a hcu-
u Of white ehrysanthemums. Fol-
k1nE the ceremony luncheon was
nd 70 the bridal party and friends.
next day the couple len for their
80 home in Gloucester county
brides travelling sNii Was VI Steel
Cloth. With hat and gloves To
Walnut Point al the nloath Of coau
e. on the Potomac river. at this
10On il the center Of great activity.
~ the most important point Ola
a body Of water. Captain Andrew
Lewis, one Of the best business
Ia III Norfhum beriand, who fl en-
Ie4l IN the fish and oyster busincss
this point. il giving employment
iarxe number VI people. The
e43ing Of the oyster season has
Sught to the harbor oystermen from
~ part OF the coast to find mar
Tor their oysters, and daily the
NJ = filled with craft OF every de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
HEART FAILURE SECOND
IN MORTALITY LIST

WAsHlNGfoN. u. G.. oct IL
Heart disease ranks next to tuber-
cufosis as one al the principal causes
of death among the employed men
OF the United States, according to
DIR. Greasy l.. Wilbur, expert on vital
statistics, In bulletin published to-
day by the census bureau.
At the age period OF from % to
"a years. nearly per cent. at the
deaths occurring among males are
due 10 heart disease. AT the period of
35 to ~ wears nearly per cent,
and at the period Of from As tp s.
the rate is / 2 per cent Beyond that
age, 1t Is more than Is per cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
DR.. EDWARDS WILL
Be ELECTED AGAIN
Medical Society of Virginia VIII
Select Richmonder us
Secretary.

NORFOLK, VA, October 21,-The
Medical Society of Virginia. in session
here, is expected late this afternoon
to elect DR. O e. Bright OF Jarratt's,
It's president. DIR. Landon Il. Ed
wards, al Richmond. Will ne re~elect-
I'd secretary. He has ttlled this place
forty Years. but was unable. beca use
OF sickness. To come 90 Norfolk. Ills
son. i3r. charles NJ, Edwards is filling
his place here.
In Z IL Lavinder. of The Marins
Hospital Service, was unable To come
to read a. paper on pelagra. Or.
Lewis T.. Wilson. chief patholos list
OF Mayos Clinic Rochester. was
heard with interest to-day OH malig
nant tumor. Or. Eunion :. Williams.
Il Richmond, and Il mum Der of ply
siclans discussed hook worm
The session ends Tomorrow after
noon With All oyster roast at Cape
Henry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
MAYOR GAYNOR IS OFF
HIS TROLLEY" He SAYS
Chief Of Washington Police Does
Not Like Criticism by New
Yorker.
WASHINGTON. i. O., Oct :
VI aYor GaNnor il of his TROLLEY

WASHINGTON. l., O., Oct, 81
Mayor Gayncr il on his trolley"
This is the reply of Major Sylvester.
chief of the Washington police. 10
the revelations of New Yark's mayor
concerning the morality Of the CAPT
tai.
IF Mayor Gaynor walked three
miles on Pennsylvania avenue" said
Major Sylvester to-day, "aii he saw
was IA line Of moving picture shows,
bright lights and few smiling men
and women Men and women smile
everywhere. II isn't crime.
In Washington we never have more
than 100 arrests on sunday night.
In New York venture Ia say. they
have I'VE or six hundred On Sunday
night along broadway aiune. New
York Is "A conmerciai city where wick
edness thrivca'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
RSPORTS INCREASE
Both Districts Shom Rise IN Realty
Values Auditor Gets Assess
ment Books.

Assessment books just received ~
the State auditor OF public acc0u0O
from buckingham indicate an N.
crease in the realty values in that
county OF ss3eh0ss over the total Of
last year
The first reports FOR this year s7S5. 1874
against s65t,S6l for 1909 showing an
increase OF s1lS.3o3. the second dis
trict books give il total value OF ST.
OPS. 22a as against sSI0,7sS TOR 1909,
giving an Increase for the distrisA -
$21S.T25
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
To HELP HARDING
IN OHIO CAMPAIGN

WASHINGTON. u. G, oct. =
Dates for the campaign speeches to
lie delivered by Secretary Of state
Knox and Secretary of the Treasury
MAJ Vesgh, In OHIO were announced
her. day. Mr. Knox IL tn spfak
with itardsne-et Columbus on No
yemher and az Cincinnati NoVsm
her ) MaoXeagh viii speak ~ Te-
i,sdo oil November =. and at GfeTe-
land Oh November :.
Secretary &noX was to l.aHe spoken
At cincinnati ON November /. hut
state Chairman Laylin asked fer y
change IN order ~ have the seere-
tarf nj the big losing meeting al
Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
MRS. BURTON AS
THEIR PRESIDENT

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginisn.
STANTON, VA. Oct, 2'----Th'.
following officers were elected to- day
at the State convention OF the King )
Daughters. in session here: Mrs. Z.
G. Burton. Richmond. State secre-
tary; Miss Elizabeth Nicely. Ports
mouth, recording secretary. and Mrs
Robert Price. Petersburg. treasurer.
Executive board--Mrs. Charles Curry,
stanton. Mrs. Edith Butler, Warren
ton, Mrs. Lula G. McPhail, Rich
mond. Delegate TO Central Council.
Mrs, e. c. Burton. Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
FOUND + ef,une in Bureau.

LIfRAN. VA, oct 27.--After u sys-
tematie search Of several days the
relatives OF Mrs. Mary Bruhaker. who
died In this county few days ago
have been rewarded by finding snugiy
tucked away In a bureau drawer 81 b.
900, representing the savings of H&uE
years
Many Of the Gains bear dates which
show the old woman began boarding
her money in middle lie. SIZE Was
% years old at the time OF he DEAN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
HEAR APPEAL CASE
OF A DAIRYMAN

The case OF l.. III. DeGran. a dairy
man charged with selling impure milk
to the Rennie Dairy Copany, occupied
the attention Of Judge Witt In the
Hastings Court throughout the great
er part OF Thursday
Mr.. DeGraff was convicted In the po-
lice court put took an appeal. The
hearing OF this appeal began at 10
oclcck Thursday morning, and. at ),
oc,oek had not been completed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

CTLPEPEK. VA, Oct. Z7.~-~I1f Jo-
seph y. Gorreil, a prominent drnsgil
uf Cuipeper. was found dead IN his
bed here Wednesday, Dr eiorreH re-
tired last night IN his usual good
health aud his sudden death vas a
mos; s4Alere shack
Mrs. Gibson. who lives in the lower
end of Culpeper county, had her arm
broken and sustained other injuries N
a runaway A portion of the harness
an the horse she was driving broke
nn a stehp hillsido.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
NO SPElLb|NO|NG FOR
sEcRET ARY OF NAVY
Taft Think Knox and Mac Neigi,
Enough 10 Campaign
in Ohio.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.--Seeretary
OF the Navy Meyer Will not be ii srell-
binder this year. The secretary mas
has been engaged on an inspect ion
tour OF all navy yards In the country
ard has been receiving appeals from
the ohio Republican committee to hold
out III the campaign there al every
stop, Yesterday at Mobile, he reeetv
ed the most urgent plea Meyer was
for eancolling HIS inspection trip i'm
mediately and rushing 10 ohio but
stopped long enough to ask President
Taft about the matter.
I'll executive wired the secretary
that inasmlch az he'd already assigned
secretaries Knox and MacNeigh to the
Buckeye campaign that Meyer could
go ahead with the inspection. Mean
white. however Meyer had let his en-
thusiasm loose. and dispatches were
sent to Ohio that he would be there 70
help out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, October
27.-it is learned here that this after
noon at Norfolk the executive coun-
I'll EFF the state Medical Society Will
nominate officers for the ensuing year
as follows.
Dr .. G. Wright, of Jarratt's. presi-
dent
Ipr Joseph T. Buxton, Of Newport
News, vice president.
br Landon e. Edwards. Richmond.
secretary.
Or. K. N. Slaughter Theological
Seminary treasurer.
Nominations are equivalent to cleo
ton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
EMPORIA, VA, Oct. 27.-John
Shindle, Q white boy four years old,
Of North Emporia. was run over by
a negro. Junius Stir, who drove a
wagon, Monday. The accident le-
suited In a bad scalp wound and a
crushed shoulder. DR.. Lotion reports
the hoy as resting we'll.
f. A. spence. a farmer -sn North
Emporia. was struck by the shaft Of
his plow while plowing Monday
which resulted In . serious abdomi-
nal rupture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
.|TALYs KING AIDS
IN RELIEF WORK

NAPLES. October liking Victor
day Inspected the relief work at
Cetera and the other hamlets on the
Gulf of Salerno which We're devastat
ed by the recent cyclone. Every where
he Went he WAS given an ovation by
the sufferers ana his presence aided
the authorities in stimulating the
refugees to help themselves.
The work restoring the towns
stricken by the eloudhurst aud tidal
wave il being pushed rapidly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
storm Warming.

NEW York, October zi.==The ioi-
lowing special storm warning was or
dered posted by the iocat weather
bureau teddy:
Southwest STORM Warnings VIII ue
displayed at III a. NJ. from PASSPORT
Me. 10 the Delaware break Waters
The sotr,n that has been central over
the lower lake region Is moving east
wsrd and Will cause prie tn nlgh
southwest wind, to-day shifting 10
northwest Tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
struck hy street Car.

IA few moments after hiH arrival iii
S13chmond from shulnansYille, Va,
Mr. Y. l.. Wharton was
|nGtuck by westbound clay street
34or. He was painfully bruised. but
sNs not seriously injured. lie was
3nken to the Virginia hospital. where
Sk3s injuries were treated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

NORFOLK VA, October TN
the maynard to-day there was pre-
scented To the battieship South Caro-
lima the naval tropAy Won by that
ship IN attainiag the highest persen-
tage in the spring and summer tar
get and manuver practices of the
Atlantic battleship fleet OF the Nir.
ginia and Massachusetts coasts.
gffe,o pkuhgHHhethehgst shdrlu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
Halloween Party.

VI There will be Halloween party
With the attendant watches and
!SnOete at the Woodland Heights Bsp-
I'M church Friday night. October 2s
The young ladies OF the church Viii
M the hostesses and Mrs, Lucy aud
|3he West End Angels viii give seY-
4SFHi numbers