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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
BIG CELEBRATION
HELD At NORGE
Elaborate Program of Music and
Speeches of Respect and
Thanksgiving.

Especial To The Richmond Firginian.)
( NORGE. VA, May ls.~--The seven
/ teenth of May celebration at Norge
was day Of sunshine in every re-
/ spect, The Y. j.. l.. l.. had left moth
( ing undone TO make II success An
ella borate program consisting OF sew
eral musical selections by Farm
boys and "a mixed choir, "A welcome
address by Rev. j. -. Tweton and
= m. UraffOU or me day by the Hon
/ u. \. Haugen WAS rendered, Rev,
Tweton emphasized particularly that
the celebration was an expression OF
respect for the memory OF the fore
! fathers and of gratitude for the heri-
tage received. which enabled them To
! contribute materially to the welfare
of this country. the same az all other
American citizens of the different
/ foreign extractious. The Hon. Haugen
delivered AN excellent Grafton ana re-
vealed thorough knowledge not
only Of American institutions and his
tory, but also of European. lie held
the rapf attention of his audience for
about AN hour. The address had a
historical setting and was laden with
timely advice, especially 10, 10 the
young men and women. II wa-
unanimously considered an exception
ally well balanced Grafton. Politically
ne iE one of the republican pro-
gressive" which was evident from ms
contention for great representative
liberty in the House Of Represents
tiVeS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
SEEKS HER MISSING BOY
ABSENT WHOLE WEEK
Distressed Mother Appeals to Pc
lice for Aid in Locating
Son.

Please heap me won't YOU I have
walked all over fhc city and asked
everybody about my boy. a man told
me 10 come M here and that you would
lock for him. He has been missing
since Inst Wednesday and / ara afraid
be is drowned
Befwecn sobs that shook her entire
body, Mrs. David l}cAzley. OF Hcnrico
county. made this ptiful appeal To Off
GERS I'm the Office AZ the chief of pu-
hrt Wednesday. She is searching for
her only sou, Robert BeazleS, fifteen
years " age who has been, accord
-tsas IT, trFT EtatFTnpTst, viiu and mis-
ehsHVoiis ana missing whole week"
Robert left home the day he was
fifteen years old, she continued "ile
did not wear hts Sunday suit of
clothes and I don't know where he has
gone. He was bad at times, and would
take anything he found around the
Il tfTIt M WITH 70 Il mer~
chant with hou I deal ana got some
money soon after he left, but that IL
all right. He could take all the horses
and the cows and everything on the
place If he would Just LEI me hear from
him / hope he isn't dead Please helm
me find him
The police have sent out "a general
alarm for him, and IL he II IN Rich
III nj he Win he approheDaed and sent
Ia his home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
Highland Park.

Mrs. C. NJ Shepherd and children
have returned home from Il two
weeks visit to Fauquier county.
Mr.. W. r. Hume and family have
moved to their new home on Sec
end avenue
Miss Margaret Enslow has another
attack OF tonsiltis
Mrs. Rogers IL quite sick at her
home on Firth avenue.
Mrs. X. IL. Williams continues quite
sick. Her sister. Mrs. Baker. who
has been visiting her. has returned
to her home in Buffalo. n.
The entertainment given last Mon
day night for the benefit of Ascen-
sion chapel was a success in every
waHs-------
The "belp' day committee Is very
much gratliied at the liberal response
from our people to its call, over $50
having been collected for Home for
Incurables.
Miss Grace Burgess Is In Norfolk
attending the annual conference OF
the Home Mission Society of the
Methodist ehurch.x she Is delegate
from Highland Park NJ. Il. church.
Mrs. W. II. Huxter has been very
sick, but in better.
MIR. w n. Huxter was in a run
away accident last week and slightly
hurt
Little Gladys Vaughn 10 quite sick.
Rev. II. Templeman has return
ed home from Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs A. 81 Robinson ana
Mr. and Mrs. o. q. Peers viii IT
tend the National annGe 1ch01l c0a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
PART OF SWAMP
WILL BE DRAINED

\ portion of the Dismal Swamp Is to
be drained and reclaimed. In letter
to the Department of Agriculture, JOS
eph r. Ives. of Norfolk, states that ne
Intends establishing drainage district
in Norfolk county. under the provision
Of the I.esner bin passed by the last
Legislature. 80,
The bin provides that when petit
ton, signed by "a sufficient number OF
residents OF land adjacent to swamp
is presented to Il circuit court the 5adee
may declare a drainage section. The
district to be reclaimed by Mr.. Ives
under the provisions of the Lesner pii'
Is to be known as the Hickory and ~
BRIDES on the Norfolk e. Southern Rail
way. bond issue will be hoated %
convert n portion of the swamp into
fertile fields.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
Chase City

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
CHASE CITY, VA. May 19.---The
body of Mrs. Mary Dean Mason will
be brought here from Baltimore to-
day for burial in Woodlawn cemetery.
Mrs Mason had been i'll for long
time and her death comes as a sao
realization to her friends and relatives
here.
Mrs Lee Smith, living near Chase
city, Is in a very low condition, hav-
ing been operated upon by Drs. Saun-
ders, Finch, OF Chase City, ana DIR.
Irving, OF Danville, which operation
was very successful.
Miss Rosa N. Snyder. of Washing
ton, ID. c.. who has been the guest OF
Mrs. +. q. Boswell, has returned 10
ner home on account Of the illness Of
her mother and II much regretted BY
the many new friends she nnAda while
here. /. III ~
I'M. Tkosnas Edmund AZ NJ Ej10l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
Fulton News
News items may be left at Nell
sens Furniture Store, or phoned
TO Madison 4-4G.

The Benevolent Brotherhood Bible
class OF Denny Street NJ. f. church
held its first annual meeting in the
church last Tuesday night. May IT,
followed by banquet in the Sunday
school room, The meeting was pre-
sided over by the president. MIR. Rob-
ert Dias, assisted by the pastor, the
Rev. V. w Bargamin. Religious SER
vices were conducted by Rev. c. H.
Smith. followed by election of off,
GERS aud other business. Toastmas-
ter Mr.. Il. Nielsen. Toast, Relation
of Bible Glass to the Sunday School,"
by T.. NJ. Bell; The Best Way to Get
Good Attendance MIR. II. n. Cog
hill; THE Benevolent brotherhood
Bible Class" Mr., Y. II. Bingley. and
others. Interesting talks were made
by Mr. Frank Bates. of Union sta
ton church and other visiting
friends.
Miss Lilly Nielsen. of 3941 Williams
burg avenue, left yesterday for New
York and Brooklyn on visit to
friends.
Miss Julia Ferebee, of Norfolk. is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr. Joe Bowden. while at work
yesterday at the lower gas works. was
badly burned around his neck and
face. Aie-7eas taken to his nome,
1923 Seventh street.
Miss Mae Washer, who has been
sick for the past week In her home
on Williamsburg avenue, is able to
be out.
The Daughters of Liberty will meet
Friday night at Nelson's Hall
Mrs Curry, who has been sick for
several DAYS in her home on Will
liamsburg avenue, is out again.
Mrs. Lakewood and little daugh-
ter. of New Kent county. Is visiting
friends ana relatives here.
Henrico Council, Royal Arcanum,
meets might In Nelson's Hall.
Miss Minnie Hughes. of Farrans-
vile, is confined to her home by
sickness
The daughters OF the F. Q 8. O:
A. meets tonight in Nelson's Hall.
Mrs, Annie Gary continues i'll in
her home on the Government road.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

National Bank. OF Richmond. has
returned to his work. after bringing
his brother Moulton home from Baton
Rouge, La, where he was desperately
III with pneumonia
Tuesday night Mr.. william Otis
Meade. of Richmond made a Very
able appeal for funds towards church
extension in Southern Virginia to n
good congregation at the ST. Johns
Episcopal church here,
Mrs +. w. Hudsins will make a
visit of two weeks at her keysviile
home.
Mrs. Mary Eta Gregory. Miss Saa
Gregory and Miss Lula overly made
q business trip to Richmond LAST
week
Miss overly will continue her
classes of music for a month longer
before her home going.
Mrs. Compton. who has been visit.
ing her daughter Mrs. r. r. Maddux
has returned to her home In Black
stone. Va
The Christian Endeaxnr Society OF
the Presbyterian church WITH give
lawn social on the church grounds
at o'clock Thursday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
QUARANTINE Law
MAY Be MODIFIED
Ships Now Required to Stay in
Port 5 Days Will BE Re
leased Earlier.
RICHMOND Is BELOW LINE
Surgeon-Gen1 Unwilling to Abol-
ish Regulations Attogther, But
Thinks Charges Desirable.
RICHMOND is BELOW LINZ

Especial To The Richmond Nirsinian)
WASHINGTON. May 1s.--After
appeals extending over several years
on the part Of Richmond, Norfolk,
Portsmouth and Hampton Roads,
there is in prospect a modification
on the part of the government marine
hospital service of The strict quaran-
tine reg +tsrtfonE Hsaiffst- ships com
ing from the West lhdles ana other
yellow fever districts
1t Is learned that while the marine
hospital serviee is unwilling to en-
tirely set aside the ilve-day qaaran-
tine rule, Surgeon General Wyman rs
now inclined toward less stringent
regulations and has prepared prop
osition to this effect for the approval
of the secretary of the treasury.
The existing regulations have
caused protests for number "f
years The cities named are Just
heloW-the- yello|s-+.Ar-4f sft'a ~ iftihe-
line. owing -to-thnir climatic e4jndi-
tons, and ali efforts 10 have the d.
viding line placed farther south have
been unsuccessful Consequently. all
vessels anchoring In the ports of the
cities above. provided hey were from
the West Indies, have been required
to lay in quarantine 1--WE days before
unloading. This has resulted in much
inconvenience and loss, it is claim
I'D, to cargo owners and mas been
characterized by them AS a hardship,
inasmuch as there has been no cpl
demir of yellow fever anywhere in
this section since the brunswick cpl
demic. None of the cities affected by
me quarantine have suffered from Il
visitation OF the scourgc N many
years.
Willing to Modify
SUPERINTENDENT Wyman, 1t Is un-
derstood, while unwilling TO abolish
the existing quarantine regulations. is
willing to modify them so that yes
sells visiting more northern port
shall not be required to remain quar-
| antined for five days In the harbors
! of Richmond, Norfolk and Hampton
/ Roads. Inspections will he made, as
| usual, but the delay probably will
! not be more than day. The sur
geou-generaf,' however. wilt reserve
| the right to enforce the five-day rule
at any time that 1t Is believed the
| public safety demands
| This compromise suggestion OF tho
marine hospital service will mean a
! virtual victory for those who have
consistently sought some modification
of present stringent laws and will
meet with the appreciation Il the
business interests throughout the sec
, tion affected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
CHARTERS GRANTED BY
CORPORATION COMMISSION

The following charters were grant
ed by tlst Corporation COMMISSION
Wednesday
Judson Lumber Corporation. Frank :
lin. Va. Il. ]. Camp, president ana
treasurer; Z. d. Camp, vice. president
Il. {. Camp, secretary--ali ol
Franlin Va. Capital: Maximum
s300. goo: minimum. 100000. OBJ
iects and purposes: Lumber business
The Crawford Liquor Corporation
Portsmouth, Va. Il. J.. Rodman, pres
ident: H. II. herman, vice preksldent;
i W TAYLOR. secretary--alI of Ports
mouth. Va. Capital Maximum, S.
600. minimum, $1,000. objects and
,a,rposes: Liquor business,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
Barton Heights

The honor roll for the Barton
Heights school for the month of
May is as follows: ------
! A-Evelyn Briel. AIthea Smart,
Francis Williams. Julian Roden.
B---Eliza beth Jones, Margaret
Jones, Elizabeth Showalter, Louise
vermillera, Bryce Adams. Leslie Brtel,
Lewis Grubhs. Edmond Henshaw,
Eldridge Hooper William Stephens,
Aubrey Harris
A--Nettie Burton. Rita Ferguson,
Louise Porter Clifton Greene, Robert
LIE Grande.
2 B-Randolph Cosby, Clinton
Ewell, William Gardner, Thomas
Grooms. Seth Gayle. Garnette Hall,
Littleton Koden, Leila Hooper. Susan
nah Knapp. Dottie Casselman, zaida
Youell. Dorothy Dewef
3A--Ethel coalter. Crawford
Crump. George Crutchheld. Otway
Hughes. Bee Stockton, Maurice Var
brough, Frank Wilkerson, Atwell
| Etfggason.
B-Edna Briel. Will Combs. Paul
casselman. Lou Fletcher, Beuia Hutz-
| Ter, Margaret Leach, Josephine Pat
terson. Gladys Sehissler.
A---Dwight Carpenter. Geneyieve
Eaton. Carl Hartlius. Martha Hen
derson. Raymond Jones, Edwin
Mooers, Oracle Nicholas. Ernest Pen
nell, Eta Weidenfeld, Aubrey Croft
totn, Julia Mitchell, Evelyn Gunther.
| B-Hunter Barbee. Helen Briel,
Wallace Crump. Arthur Hendershott,
| Davis Hotchkiss, Gladys Inhalls,
! James McAliister. Ethel Jones, Keith
Taylor. Gertrude Waggaman,
A--Grace Davis. Lucille Cooke.
John Bergman
< R-AUce Crutchfielu. Louise
Shackeiford. Elizabeth Smart, Marian
Coleman, Judson Hendershott. Page
| Beck.
/ A---Goodwin Kuyk. Mark Stock
don, Lamar Mountcastle, Louise
Weidenfeld, Martha Stevenson, Berta
Flanagan. Frank Carpenter.
B--Ruth Traylor. Helen Sipp,
Mary McAllister.
High School.
A---Iynn Gordon, Allen Shackel-
ford
Rev. r. NJ. Lemly will preach at the
Reed Memorial Presbyterian chapel
on Brook road Thursday night: sub
| ject. THE Death of John the Bap-
I list
Miss G.. A. Ellis, of Haynes ave.
niue, Brookiand Park, who has been
visiting in Chesterfield county for
some time, returned home Tuesday
Tommie Armstrong. the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Armstrong. Is critically
In with neutrality-suspicious. at his
home, 504 Virginia avenue.
The Barton Heights and the
brotherhood tof the Atlantic Coast
Line) baseball teams Will play a game
Or ball on the Barton Heights dis
mond SATURDAY aftsrnoor:
u Rev. pr. n Ritt - ystHxned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
IMPROVEMENT IL NOTED
IN BUSINESS CONDITIONS

l;radstreets Saturday viii say for
Richmond and vicinity
Trade conditions generally are fair
some Improvement beng noted over
last week However. weather condi-
tians have T.. some extent retarded
trade, especially la seasonable COM
modities. Dry goods are quiet. Trunk
aTn rag manufacturers report active
ordering. Sales Of shooes for future
delivery are Zip To the average for
this season. C;rocers report fair sales,
though ordering liz affected by the
high prices Of many commodities.
Cool weather has not been favorable
10 crop growing and IN some sections
frost has injured early crops. Retail
trade and collections are fair
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
ASK COURT TO RESTORE
RIGHTS OF CITIZENSHIP
Two kernersviiie, \. e. Men Con.
vieted of Harmony File I'm
usual Petition.

fSpeciat 10 The Richmond Sirginian.j
WINSToN-SA SALEM, n. c.. May 10.
Attorney @. III. Hastings. of this
city. has started an unusual action
new for Mebane Matthews and Ray
mond Hubbard. both of Kernersville.
in which petitions asking the court
to restore their rights as citizens have
been iiled The men were convicted
Of larceny and sentenced To the,
county roads. Notice has to he given
TO the public, as In petitions for par
dons. and II any one has any objec-
lions he may file them with the pa
pers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
MAY REIMBURSE
SOUTHERN STATES
Virginia May Get $65T. 2SS,5s for
Cotton Taxes Paid During
Civil War.
BILL FATHERED By SESSION
Measure Carries Total of sos, 072,
ssSsS .99-8rkausas Largest FEN
tative Beneficiary.

Especial to The Richmond Nirg,maH''
WASHINGTON. May lY.~-~Citizehs
e,l the state Of Virginia viii heneht
a. the extent of $685. .2SS.rS IL bill
introduced in the House hy EepTeSoh-
sativ.. Sixson of Mississippi. to reiin-
hnrse the Southern states for In"
cotton tax collected by the govern
snent during the Fiyi War becomes
Ia.
The Sisson bin provides for repay =
ing the rightful owners, their heirs or
representative, the proceeds of me
.ax Illegally collected by the United
States on cotton during the wears
fs62. 1888. 1854 1855, 1866, 1867
and 1855 ana fnr the disposition of
such proceeds as may remain un-
claimed and unawarded.
Thu. amounts which would he re-
funded under the act range from -
cents TO iowa to fi1,Sai.09A"s to
the State uf Georgia. The approNI-
mate amounts received by the claim
ants ii GONE OF the States Mould be
~ follows g
Mississippi $500. 00o: Maryland,
$al ,au0; Ncrih Carolina S2.0p9,66e :
New York. ss67 zoe: South Caro-
lima, s4.I7s. e0a; Tennessee, SI,S0o.-
aeo; Texas. $500, goo; Florida. $500
coo: Alabama. $1,000 900, Arkan-
sas. $500, o00. Illinois. $&So,Ooo;
Kansas, s2S6. Kentucky. $3.50, 0o9;
Missouri. s5a0,0oo: Vermont Sl6S,-
goo: New Jersey. $3.50; Rhode ISL
and. $500, California. $500. Con-
nectlout St93, and Iowa. ~ cents.
The bill carries "A total If s58,012,-
5sS 80.
The following applies to claimants
f.y tr. .A4fs f{rAa l.i rY4A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
WILL NOT CERTIFY To
DEFEAT OF AMENDMENT

Governor Mann viii probably not
certify to the president. piee-prssi-
dent and speaker of the House OF Re
representatives. that the Virginia legis-
lature failed To ratify the sixteenth
or income tax, amendment to the
Constitution at it's last session.
The chief executives of all the
States whose legislatures ratify the
amendment are required to officially
inform the three highest admins
trative and legislative dignitaries in
the nation, but as no time limit has
been set In which the States ma,
endorse the amendment, the COVER
nors are not suppose dto give noti-
ficaticn Of failure to ratify.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

from baltimore, where he attended
the meeting of the Southern Baptist
Convention.
The Daughters of the King OF the
Virginia diocese will May "a for a
one days session In the church of the
Epiphany tEpiscopaD. Miss John
Moncure. president of the order. will
return from Philadelphia next week
to preside at the sessions.
Mr.. j. q. Jeter. who has been very
Ill for several weeks, but now is i'm
proving slowly.
Rev. M. j. Hoover. who spent sew
eral days visiting friends in Brook
land Park and Richmond, has return
ed to his home in Terrell. Texas.
Mr.. J. T. Stringer returned from a
trip TO williamsburg "Wednesday af-
ternoor1
Mr.. r. s. Ragland went to EN-
poria to-day and will he gone till Sat
urday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
Odds and Ends In
Muslin Underwear.

81 90 and 81 25 Corset Covers for 75c.
Odd lot of Corset Covers slightly mussed and soed
lace or embroidery trimmed reduced from ST rs and
81 90 to 75c each.
81 rs and 81 so Corset Covers to CSC
special lot of broken sizes in fancy lace and en-
broidery trimmed all slightly mussed and soiled,
reduced from 81 rs and 81. so to csc.
25c Boys Balbriggan Shirts and Pants.
Boys Balbriggan Shirts and Pants, 15c for Friday
only, reduced to i5c each.
ST. 90 Drawers csc.
Lot OF odds and ends in Women's Nainsook Drawers.
embroidery lace trimmed slightly soiled, reduced
from 81. so to 9Sc each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
TAKES OWN LIFE
WITH SHOT GUN
Lewisville. \. c. Man Believed
Mentally Unbalanced Sends
Bullets Into Heart.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.1
WINSTON-SALEM, \. C.. May 49,.
MIR. John Winfrey committed sui
eide al the home of his father-in-
law near Lcwisville, this county,
Wednesday morning by shooting him
self through the heart with II shot
gun He had been mentally unbal-
anced for two years and he had tried
to end his life once before by hang
ing. Arrangements had been made
to take him 10 the insane asylum yes
terday but he ended his life before
this could be done.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
HEALTH OF CITY
SHOWN TO BE GOOD

The monthly report of the atty
health department Just issued for
March shows that during that period
there were 1913 deaths iii Richmond
a. against 215 births. the birth rate
being 2i.7s per Loo for the entire
population,
Considerable space IN given to the
course OF the measles epidemic which
up To date has produced over 1,o00
Cases nT eruption. The epidemic, the
report shows. Is we'll under control.
however. the death rate having been
reduced below the hitherto recorded
minimum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
P0Li1 f. STILL HOLD
MANY CHECK" MAN

4s'isHs Johns, alias Nick t;rase~. the
young white man who IL alleged TO
have stolen "a steak valued al s5 cents
from Z. y. johnson. and Atu when
arrested and searched was found t.
lave eight checks signed by prorni-
nenf buslness men ~ the city and made
01t for different amounts. viii TEE tried
on the Zsth. The charge OF theft was
continued "Wednesday morning and VIII
be heard at the same time a. the sur
pissioaA character charge is made Tht
detectives have been unable to find anv
one utAnh whom thf iean bad attempted
70 pass any ore Df the checks and Ia 4
Asuueh as Johns or Graves claims that
ne can not write OF read, tie officers du
not think wraant Tor forgery woul4
;sss sustained. The prisoner says that
he has no idea how ne came Into pos
session OF the checks. He says he had
been drinking the might that he Is
alleged 10 have stolen the steak
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
WEDNESDAY CLUB REHEAits.AI4
EpR SATURDAY. NfGH4

The Wednesday Cub will sing at
the piano dealers' convention ON Sat
.urday night and the rehearsal for
this concert win be held Thursday
night ai $50 O'Clock In the assem-
sly hail Of Murphy's hotel.
Al! members OF the club are ex-
peeted to be present and former
members are cordially invited TO par
fjcipate In this concert. The Bos-
arfsia ladies' orchestra will accom-
pany the club on saturday nighk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
Boys Underwear
at Special Prices.

We have the most complete line
that can be found anywhere-the kind
that YOU want at the right price.
knee length drawers cool and comfortable for summer
25c.
Poros Knit Union Suits sec
Checked Nsnsook Underwear cut full and large
double seams, reinforced seams sleeve shirts and
knee drawers 1Sc.
Boys Athletic Shirts, no buttons down front and
sleeves, white ribbed, at TIC and 25c.
Boys Balbriggan Underwear best quality cotton
covered seams double seat knee drawers short sleeve
shirt, sized correctly, 25c.
Mems Corner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

Especial 10 TIE Hghm0nd XirEinian J
NORTH MILK ESBDRD, y. e, May
1s.--Tbe Republicans of the eighth
congressional district In session here
yesterday renotninated Charles 81.
Gowles by aceiamation This consen-
ta0n WAS one of the biggest and most
stfhusiasttc held in recent years. Har-
H7ony was the watchwOrd and har-
nsBny prevailed throughout the session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19
s, Del,

Special 10 The Richmond Nlrkinian
LEES BERG. VA. May Ban
nouncement has been nTsSe Of the mar
r1a&e ~ Miss Mary Elizabeth Buell.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs r. ~ Ruel
~ Hernd0n. ard Mr. James corkseriIi
Ak the same town The ceremony was
perxaFrnNA NJ the brides home yester-
s3ay afternourfs Bonn tie young people
Are popular socially. Tisey will reside
NV Hefnd8a. where the groom IL en-.
ee1 81 IN rexl estate bustnss<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-19

The Liberty Hall Social gave "A most
enjoyable picnic Monday.
Miss Garrett who has been sick at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Richard
son is very much improved.
The entertainment given by the
Highland Springs High School Friday
one.
Mr. Moore who has been Ill at his
home OF Kilamia avenue, was carried
to the Retreat for the Sick Friday,
Nav i3th4---4---l-.