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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

Cincinnati. IL. Dss.
Bernard auspsnmoore on 4anes
qusoenmoprs. 20 Jub on Weitieit.
Der Turner Ctr. SO Sub n0roli9 BON
Ban, Ctr, 81.
yernaro Nuso.nmoore on 4anes
4usoenmoor.. 30 BEL 100 ssuB an
euopeitete Der 8oni unb Coleman
Ctr. 81.
Bernard quosnmoore an 4snes
Uusoenmoors. IS bel 81 ssub an
Suoipeitete Der Barr unb gutterGtr.
81.
gernarb ausbenmoore an Nanes
Wusbenmpore, % bel 100 sFuB on
Neitieite bon Coleman Ctr, 30 Sub
iuolih bon gant Ctr. ST..
Berncro Nu5benmoore an Nanes
4usbenmoor., 32 Jub onWeitfeite ber
Gutter Sir., 80 SUB fiiblid DonBarr
Sirabe 81.
Die Central gruit unb Safe Depos
1T go. an Clinton Crane, 8 4eres
9ano in SettiOn 32 in Columbia 1p.
$4,000.
Joa M. pepparo an gbcrles u.
Wtitdea, 25 BEL 100 Gub an Otieit.
Der aenton Ctr. 81.
Worie 3. GoIbom (per Gberiff)
on WilIiam u. Stoffreaen, Cots 73
unb rs in Cub. Don Sanet 7boms
ions Nadlab, SAL.
5erbert 6. pa6oub an Rate 1el
uno Nnna 6. Ban Drbel, 35 bel 100
Jub an Weitfeit. Der Glsmere Npenue.
140 CUB fiiblih BON Slone Npe. 81.
Mnna Ui. 5ummler an Nobert u.
6ummler, Cots TIA unb IT'S in 30.
finger q 9optins' 4. Sub. in Gin.
tpoob 81.
Raphael M. pebretti an u. SO.
9opDnro, Got 18 in Wontebello Cub.
81
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

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unb bem Gafe be paris. Dor o<m
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mar bos nidt ;. natiirlid; 8arinsfa.
mein entferntsr Better unb 5rsunb
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3uiaren.
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aus. tpi. aud friiber, unb bel n1berer
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rem fhob. Sn isinen gIiden fpieselts
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bin, unb ih 5os mid 3uriid.
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aus meinem DffisiersIeben - ih bate
aud ldneit ben 4bihieo atnommen---
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ih fie erlebte.
mir fuBen i'm Dffisierstafino beim
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bInfe. ni&t fpmpotbif1e Antlit useines
Usrtpanotta. Gr mar merf,pGrbie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19
gincinnati, II. Deg.

Reue oppptbefen:
German Munb an Nnna Wpl
$1150.
Saeob aubn an Qetptopn .. IL. &
u. 60. $625.
CHARLES Wiitheu an SoutkrnSbi
6. IL. z. So. $2400.
Jrsoerid u. 9rotbaus ON 4ragong
Ii. &. SO. $2300.
ehas. e. abbott on Sas. q. 600
per, S45OO.
Gbos. &. abbott on bto., 1887.
Stitsr q. 5rpome on Souiberr
Ohio Sap. ST. Co., 1920.
Gou BREEZE an Sputb.rn Ohio 6
II. z. 60, $3.50.
Senrp Stormann on 2i5tr.p ST. II
Sop. Co.. $4,000.
Getilqtt Snpptbeten.
Sam.s !. Wbit. an Waibinaton 9
u. Ho. 3 $500.
Sdcob aubn an G.ors. g. Gb.
tparbs $4OO.
Sonls soeB on gurnet moons y. u
g. Go. $1,000.
2ouiia Wlitdeu on Union Sapinss
y. II. Z. 60. $500.
gli3obeth gbomas ON 4. Daro 6
II. y. 60. $3.50.
8annp Sads an Gam. 9oIobere
$500.
:. u. G. pauu on !. 6. 9apii
SuIia Wlpers on Games O. Goo,
per $1250.
CLARA 6. Saroins on Court 9ouf,
g. Ii. .. 60. $1,000.
Bridget WloIpnsD on ssran, T
Malp $500.
u. W. 2epi on 6. 8. Re.be,
$500.
Sfabel!o Wurriion an Srpins We'
4ppD $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

ia. 10 bate .s ssniisi. Sd ipisIts nift
mebr. 60 fhn.a dls mOsIidp perlieb
ih ben Spielfoal.
Gs mar 4benn espprosn. sSh trieb
mid in DEN 10 prdttig gsbdlienen anr
logen umber, bis lpdt in bi. Rntt. Nuf
elmer 9ani, an Der .ih por6.iiam, fab
elm poar. Sotte ih Sallusinotionen2
Rein Id iduihts mid niht: Gs mar
mein Better garins.p nit - Der ileia
nen Tams. bic mid bsute aH9ebeiieIt
bate.
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rid, ounn irat if In Gins Der beiben
Gdfes. no if xianni mar, unb pers
langie ben Wirtb su iprehen. Sh
muBte auftIdruns iiber al oieie Wsri'
piircieisiten haben.
Ratiirlif pubie Der Wirtb senau
gsih.io. ipi. ale Diribe in U.onts
GarIO: Der Serr mar Gpi.Ier bon
gerui. Gr fpieIts bier tdslid. fpenn
niht 6oiaro, 10 bod Ghah, uno sipar
Shah nur nit rtihen. oIien 5erren.
benen er bas 8,Ib abeepann, benn er
gespann immer tpie er bds maAte,
fpubie Rismano su iagen. - gr fpirb
obsr beobahtst, man iit ibm auf Der
Spur," Iost. m.in ge,pdbrsmdnn mod.
.uno ponn 49,"
2lthemlos bate ih 5ugetort - tpels
der Gsroatt. ipelhe furdibare anz
iIase lag in 'sinen Worten
rllno Die 9ame2- - frGete ih mad
elmer Weil..
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treibt audi cine Mri Betperbe, man iiebt
iie Disi i'm aaiinO - iis be.teIt reids
9erren an -"
Sh bate eenus e.bort. Qlfo bas
tpar aus ibm eetporosn! Sn tpelhsn
abarunb blidte id, - mid, id,ouoerte.
limb bic beioen esborisn suiammen
= bieIer Wenid unb oi.i. 5rau. Welh
elm Stidfal - Te tbeili. Oliid unb
llnsliid nit bi.1em -. Wer Ioft bos
TGibisl bss Jrauenh.rsens -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

9leres 3onb in Gettion Is in DELHI
1r. ST..
Warp 8. 9. pertins an Rofe Rens
biss. 125 Bel 800 CUB an Ncrbleite
Der observatory Mbe. 81.
Wiarp Wl. 6uebart an OIipie unb
Gli5dbetb u. Morriion, elm uneetbeils
tes Snterefe on einem Stiid Qanb an
Woaep Ctr. in Settipn 20 in WiIls
Greet 1p. $4,000.
Soiepb Giaseens II. u. an Sbe 6.
8. Giosgens Co., 30 BEL 20 fub an
Siibfeiie Der II. Str, 10 ssub fpeits
LID Der Clan Str. 81.
Sonion W. Cooper on Mnnu gors
haro. 1beil Der Cots 81 unb S8 in
l. Sub. ponRorpoob g.art So, 1880.
GIi5abeth ". Morriion an Beprae
5. gran. 5 Sabre paht bon einem
Slid Ganb an 8alIen ctr. in Geft.
20 in WilIcreei 5p.; jGbrIifr Wie.be
$500, NIT 9orsnufsreht gu $4,000.
Gmmd Wcpre an Sobn Moobn,
2ots 13 unb Ia in 9Iod 50" in 6. Us.
SteeIe's Sub. in College 6in 81.
Sobn WoObp on Qutbus !oisains,
oieielbe Got 500.
sJiobella WP. Srharb II. u. an Ras
than M. abbott. Cots j. 2 uno a in
Cub. bes MOrriion RahlaiIes in gIifs
ton, $3.50.
GIiSobetb Compton on Mnna sS.9ds
mage, 25 bel 142 Jub an Wsiti.i..
Der 2incoln ape.. 168 IuB noroIid
bon 4. Ctr. in Wi. 6eaItbp S100.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-19

Die Jrugen ber 2ulturs
p poIttr. Der beriibmte Joridunesz
reiienbe Sapdee 2anbor bat Dor aurs
gem in ber Barrier eeosraphifden 0ss
lellfhoft einen 9ortrdg iiber feline grs
petition mad 5ibet ssbaIten. Der
Reiisnbe tpub!e feiIsInb BON ben grs
sebnifen ieiner Reii. su berihien,
ober ni6i minoer intersfant mar. ipas
er i'm intimen areiie uber feline Grs
fobruneen NIT ben einselnen auls
tur Rationen ausptauberte. .Jn
j.oem 2anb". TO ersGbl.e Cans
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Jrogen. als man b0rie. bob id pom
elmer Jorf6unssr.iie nnh zibet sus
ridseiebrt lei. Die gneldnber nolls
ten niHen. oh bic Tibesansr Sport
treiben. OBJ Il. tennis ipislen, Oh lie
iiihtis. gorer fiHb unb oh lie quite
Sasosebieie beIibsn. Die 4m.ritansr
beunrubiste am meiiten bic Jrase. mos
bic Reiie ssiof.t bat, pie piel 1rGs
ger unb pferbe ih miigenommen
babe. tpie pieI sase ih untertpsas mar
uno pie pi.l it an iebem 1aee nusz
seseben babe. Nls ih srsGbite, bob ih
ben srObien 9xil bes propionts pers
loren bate unb mid nit gHen unb
9rinien iebr einihrdntsn mubte. reds
neten iie iofori aus. Elm nie tlein.s
Auontum Habrung ih ben 1og iibsr
bohitens gu mir nebmen burfte unb
fhiitisIten mir polI Betpunberune bic
6onb. Die Jransoien ipieber infors
mirten iih Dor alien Gingen iiber bic
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iniereNirisn iih fir bic 2ebensmiit.f
Der 1iktaner uno Die Deuiihen frags
ten mid nah 6anbel. Wufit unb Re.
Iigion Der 8efpobner Jibets.
Die 3abnbIrnenpfIan5e.
4uf Jamaiea III cine merilpiroise
pflonse heimilh, Die man dls .3obns
biirfsnpflonT@ bejsihnen t0nnte. Dem
.aosmos- 3ufolse bunoslt "a iih um
cine Rlstterpflan3e nomens gouonia
bominsenIis. bic in einigen OeeenbeR
setrodnei (unb serrieben) uls 3obns
puIper, In onbsren tpirllih ais 31tns
biirite perpenbet nirb. Die reiniaen<
be Wirtuns ouf bic 3Gbne berutt
ipdbrfheinlih auf benz Gebalk an
Saponin. als 3abnbiirfe fpsrbsn
5stn 3eniimeter lanse. s,trpdnsie
Stenselitiide ptrfpenbet. bic gum gss
brouhe ansefeuhtst fperDen. Neibt
man NIT ibnen Die 3dbne. 10 fafert
ous Stenstlenoe Gus unb ipirD 3u sis
ner 4ri barten pinisls. Der ndtiirIi@
senau tpie cine wiiriie pirten fonn.
llebrisens pilegen perfhiebene nfrifos
ndHe Nestrftdmme ibre 3dbne nit
4ol3 n dbnli&er Weife 81 reinioeu.
GtitbIlt1e.
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finben. bob bds ntue McnumentdIpor.
tai bsm G&gons out n 0efI&t seft
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GfifbIrfbe

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finben. bob b0s ntue WonumentdIpor.
td ban !GAIens sus " Gsf4t fett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
RALEIGH JAIL BREAKERS
ARE STILL At LIBERTY
One Of Them Seen Headed for
Durham-Capture Elk
-.. peetPd

Especial t. The Richmond Virginian)
RALEIGH, y. G. May 2S.--The
three white men who escaped from
the Wake county Jail Saturday morn
ing have not Yet been captured. Two
mere traced to the woods back of the
State hospital. but no farther Later
Saturday news was received at the
sheriffs Office that the men were head
ed towards Apex, a small town in the
western edge Of the county, The last
information received was in the after
noon, when one was seen passing Nor
risyille headed towards Durham
The officials of all the nearby towns
have been warned to be on the look
out. and 1t is thought that the fugi-
tivces will be captured in day or
two. All were young white men, and
none We're charged with any serious
crime,-Will Helmes was waiting trial
for doping and relieving a farmer OF
the sum of s35. Dawson was charg-
ed with the theft of a pair of shoes
and Cook was being held for the lar
ceny of eight umbrella covers and a
razor from an umbrella member,
The scheme they worked in break
ing jail was this: Holmes pretended
he was very sick and asked the assist
ant jailer to give him something t.
relieve his suffering. When the iailer
entered the room ati three prisoners
jumped on him and took his keys
They tried to lock the jailer in the
cell. but his strenuous efforts block.
ed the game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
ASHES Of BOGUS LORD
ARE LYING UNCLAIMED
Woman Who Took Body of Noted
Bigamist from Undertaken
Disappears.

WASHINGTON. p. c.. May IA
double handful Of gray-bIack ashes.
all that remains of the mummtied
body Of Sidney Laseeiies. the bogus
Lord Beresford. bigamist. swindler
and forger, Is unclaimed to-day at the
little eFematoFy, where the body WAS
incinerated Saturday,
The mysterious woman VINO arrang-
| ed for the cremation of the body arc
/ who brought ii here from AsheViiiS
! N. G.. has disappeared, At a ioca|
I hotel where she was stopping, it was
/ stated that she had gone to New
York Meanwhile the undertaken say
I he has received no instructions az Il
! disposing of the ashes, now filed in
| a little box in cabinet
/ 1t is expected that the undertakes
| will receive instructions soon from
either Mrs Summerfisld, who resctt"e
I the body from it's place on exhibit "
/ In an Asheville undertaker's shop, ol
/ from her sister the internationa
swindlers first wife, Mrs. sidney Las
ceiies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23

wears ago H. T.. owen. Of We%fna.
Va, has force Of men al '9ahag1
BAY getting material In piase -
hatld large beStcon> light E+cfe t~F
tho lighthouse department. II ~ eN-
ueoted that this beacon will Withstand
The heavy flow of ice that runs 10y
this place every winter.
The Coast Fisheries Cooperation.
of chincoteagne Island. was organized
at Fleet on Saturday by local factory
men. TIE new company VIII begin
at once to construct plant ut J1rss
Cove, on Chincoteagus Island Capt.
tai stock, sl50,o PresideHt. John
A, Palmer. Jr; seeretary-treasaref
Or l., r. Cockreil.
The fleet Of fishing steamers Is
growing daily, and in q short tt'sla
the factories Will have cat All Their
for fertilizer and oil purposes. have
been caught by some, but no big
catches made yet.
Captain George verlandar. 81 Es-
sex county, and Miss Mildred y.
Hutchtngs, OF Weems, were recently
quietly married at Lancaster Court
house by Rev. w. L. Ware After
the ceremony the couple took steam
er fer Baltimore. Captain Neriand.r
is young and promising co.amander
of bay vessels, and the bride Is onA
of the pretty girls of Weems. and the
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. George *.
Hntchings.
wharton Grove Encampmlr;. Zap.
tist, near Weems. Va, will begin FRI
day before the fifth Sunday IN July
t29th) to last ten days.
The Northern Meek Baptist Sunday
School Convention viii meet la an
nual session at Coan Baptist church.
in Northumberland county. Saturday
and Sunday, May IS and 20.
Hon. and Mrs w. Mcdonald Lee.
of Irvington, Va. are at Buena Vssta
Va, this week attending the finals 81
the Southern Seminary, at viii n In
stitute their daughters, Misses Grace
and Rubenett, graduate this sessioiA
Members of Farnham Baptist
church contemplate bulldog Two
large halls this summer. one al Mo-
RAJ ii2o Neck ara the other at Fart
haru village. The halls ARE TO he
used for missionary meanings ard
s.rtr Important cnurch aft ,iss
Mrs Ernest G. Baldwin a1d ats
Ter. Miss Ester Ccuibourn. OF Eox-
Icse, Va. arrived Monday to spend
some tine with their cousin, Miss Ea-
r. Inc " Gunby. at Irvinst.n.
Rev H. Q. Williamson. ne Farm
! haal IA, one az the olaa.t citixsas
Of Richnond county. and an eemra. /.
ter OF vide rspute, is so far recovered
az te be able to sit up. after sn i,'ness
~ several months.
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
SCORE BALL|NGER
AND P|NCH0f TOO
Many letters and Petitions
Against Both Interior Depart
inent and Forestry Service.
HoNffSTEADERS COMPLAIN
Forest Rangers in Oregon De
scribed as Official Ruffians ..
Service Called might Mare. -

WASHINGTON. d, C.. May "a
Through publication to-day Of the
hearing uf the last days session ii
the Rallinge-- Pinchot investigating
COMMITTEES, number If grievances
against both the Forest Service and
the interior Department were maize
public.
Several score of letters aud pct,-
tious have been ordred by the com
Tnrrrrsr r,t-I+sfst,ts4 y
charging violation OF the law, III JUS
tice to homesteaders, and maladmiF-
lstration Of western lands on the part
Of both bra nehes of the government.
out of 80 letters, "a complain against
the Forest Service, the only tNn Corr
plants against the Interior b part-
ment being from II. G. Whitman, of
Grangeville Idaho, alleging unjust de
cision by the Land Office In his home
stead claim and from O. w. Fletcher,
of Boise, idaho. charging that the
contract let by Secretary Ballinger for
survey OF the Idaho Montana bounn-
airy was without competition, ana
therefore Illegal.
"A set Of official ruffians,' is the
way one complainant describes the
forest rangers in Oregon. r. w. Glib
son. of Springfield. Ore. wrote that
committee that they were "a curse tc
the country" and complained that
there is no need for laws by Con-
gress II foresters are allowed - re-
verse them"
"A horrible nightmare" and An
obstruction in the way of develop
ment' is the language a citiZen al
Ia Grande. ore. applies to the For
est Service.
The complaints against the nHreau
run all the way from general charges
of incompetency or rufiiansm by
rangers to complaints of the inclu-
sion of agricultural land in reserves
the latter being by far the most gen
erai complaint. Another complaint
made by score or more of CORE
spondents is against the grazing pol
icy of the Forest Service. Guy \
White. of Whitefish, Mont, declares
I that the service "froze him out" oi
his homestead Illegal elassifeatitf
of lands Is another general charge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
To PURIFY MORALS IS
DUTY OF MINISTERS
Rev. DIR. Maclachlan Says the
Pulpit Should War Against
Vice.

That it is the duty OF d minister
TO strive to purify the morals of the
community in which he lives was the
declaration of Rev DIR. H. ID. c. Mac
lachlan from the pulpit Of Seventh
Street Christian church Sunday night
DR.. Maclachlan uttered strong pro-
test against the existence OF the sa-
loon and gambling den and insisted
that they should not be allowed to
continue without opposition on the
part of those working for the cause
of Christ.
The pastor resented the tendency
of certain editors to dictate to min
listers az to what they should say in
the pulpit. He declared that he per-
sonally knew much of the evils exist
ing In Richmond and those editors
who think preachers know nothing
of the outside world were sadly mis-
taken.
DR. MaelaehlaH- lse paid -A4s-fe-
spects to high criticism of the church
creed. declaring that 1t was serving
its purpose. Creeds are changing
steadily, he said, and even the Bible
is not to be regarded in the light
in which 1t was formerly considered.
Not that Ii was less Gods word or
Gods truth. but that it was to be
construed in a more liberal spirit
In his prayer Sunday morning Rev.
r. II. Potts, of Union Station. re-
ferred very feelingly to grief stricken
England and invoked for her divine
consolation in her sorrow and guild
ance under the new ruler Reference
was also made at the beginning OF
the sermon to the national signif-
canoe of the great Sunday school con-
vention, saying that 1t argued we'll for
us as q nation. that SO many of her
represe NATIVE citizens could be found
who were willing to lay aside their
business and gather at the nation q
capital to show their interest In this
great cause. And 1t was also mat
ter worthy of comment that Virginia
should have sent so large delega-
ton and that her governor should
not only lead the Virginia delegation,
but should also be invited to offer a
prayer The world Is growing bet
ter" Mr. Potts declared. FOR such
a convention would have been i'm
possible ten years ago
Rev, G.. +. Greene, pastor Of st.
James, preached two stirring sermons
to large congregations Sunday. His
subject for the morning was What
Is Man and for the evening A
Young Man Who Missed a Great OPP
portunity."
The st. Johns Circle OF Kings
Daughters win meet this afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. G, w. Mas
sic at Broad and Twenty eighth
streets A full attendance Is desired,
az plans fer the moonlight excursion
will be perfected.
Miss Sailie Smith, of 2aio n street.
has returned home from Scarrittr Men
where she graduated from the Scar
ritt Training school for Christian Ser
vice. Miss Smith will spend the sum-
mer with her parents, going in the
early fall as missionary to China,
The Fulton Baptist baseball team
defeated Hasker's Saturday After
noon BY the score OF TO q
st. James defeated Breaddus Me-
mortal BY the score Of 8 to
" Ifnaea sletlcs Nm "A Dfetty Es,t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
MANY MADE HOMELESS
BY WESTERN TORNADO
Two Women and Six Children
Seriously Injured in Cairo. Ill.
- Houses Wrecked

CAIRO, Ill. May 23.-Two women
and six children are seriously injured
to-day while several other persons
are suffering from bruises and four
families are homeless, as result OF a
tornado which swept Cairo last night
A number Of houses were wrecked.
The home OF II M. Smith was turn
ed upside down on vacant lot ad-
joining the premises. The women and
children injured were in this house
when the storm struck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
WILL DISCUSS PLANS
FOR THE NEW BRIDGE

Plans for the proposed bridge
across james river connecting the
lower part OF Hull street in Washing
ton ward with East Main street on the
north side Of the river will be dis
cussed Monday afternoon by sub
committee from the council commit
tee ON streets.
Headed by Councilman Clarence
Jones the committee Will make a tour
Of inspection with Il view nf locating
the most advantageous site.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23

from the n. r. Y. NJ c, A, by the
score of IL to 8.
The Weyanokes defeated the Leigh
Street Athletics in sin exciting game
by the score of to 8,
The Skreamers won in a holly con-
tested game with the c. c. A. team
on the latter's diamond by a score OF
7 to 8.
The angel of death has been busy
in our midst. Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Robert r. Pollard. Of
422 North Thirty-third street, buried
their nine-year-oid son, Robert Alvin,
This afternoon the funeral of Helen
Gray. aged Ave years the youngest
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. j. J. White,
will take place from the residence,
( 2222 jefferson avenue, at o'clock,
and tomorrow afternoon the funeral
of Mr. A II. Allen. of Twenty-s,xth
and O streets, will take place from
Third Christian church at o'clock,
| Mr.. Allen iE father-in-iaw of Mr. Sam
! Chandler, the popular shoe merchant
/ of Twenty-tffth and Marshall streets.
! Mrs Henry A. Hare of 1901 East
! Broad street, has returned from Nor
I folk, where she went AS a delegate
/ from Union Station TO the Home Mis-
sion Convention.
J Mrs. Agnes Rust Mackie, of ais
1 North Twenty-seventh street, left for
Jacksonville. Fla. and Albany, Ga.
Friday night TO visit relatives.
Mr.. Walter Hughes. of North TWEEN
! ty-ninth street, Is very sick.
MFR. and Mrs. William Trevi1Iian, OF
! 1915 East Clay street, left yesterday
4 for week end visit to friends In
Ashland.
Mr.. Chris Manning. of 10 North
4 asxr gAR- ROD,
| from business trip to White Sulphur
! Springs.
Miss Bessie Mann. of 260S East
Grace street. spent last week with her
brother, MIR. Charles Mann, at his
beautiful country home near Atiee,
Hanover county.
\ Mr.. Emmett Clarke. of West Viz
ginta, 10 visiting his mother, Mrs. Ida
Clark. OF 3208 East Broad street
Mrs. f. ID. baker has been the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. Charles Jeter
at Mechanicsville. They have also Wis
tied Ashland accompanied by Mas
ter Hall Cartwright.
Miss Irene Wyatt. who has been
/ the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Thomas
Byers. Of Staunton, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Childrey, OF
S21 North Twenty-third street, have
! returned from an extended Northern
trip. They visited Washington, Phil
adelphia and spent some time with
their brother, Rev. Joseph Chiidrey, at
! Chester Pa
! AT Leigh Street Baptist church yes
! terday morning mass Meeting was
| held in the interest of the building
of the annex. The pastor. Rev. w.
/ r. Dorset, of East Grace street, was
/ prevented by sickness from filling his
pulpit at either service. DIR. Dorset
/ is under the care OF DR.. Ramon d.
| Garcin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23

Especial to Tho Richmond Virginian.)
Newport NEWS. Vs., May as
Memorial day was deliberately celebrat-
ed here Saturday afternoon. A parade
Grams Fire ATT Police Departments.
and Huntington Rifles, w&s followed by
an address at the Cemetery by Rev. DIR.
Il. Pendleton Jones' of Hampton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23

The church extension board WAS an-
thorixed TO investigate the advisabiiity
~ removing sfse church extension
Headquarters from Louisville. KY. to
some other city. and report four
years hence.
On recommendation of the COM
sustttxe On epixeppacy the College af
GAApe wMs requested Id meet sensi~
4pMu&lly, tnntead Ut once ye1r. ard