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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
NICHOLS HONORED
BY MASONIC LODGE

Past Master J. r Nichols Of Latay-
cite Lodge of AIasOus- No ~ Is today
proudly wearing the past master level
Of his lodge, which vas presented 10
is by his associates at 4 meeting m
New Masonic Temple last night
The presentation was made pE Harry
q TF=0c who I'm euIo-E of Mr.
Nichols. EXPRESSED the regret or the
lodge az the fatter'S retirement Ia~T
pecembor- and praised his services
while past master
Former Governor Atkinson, Of. West
Virginia, past grand master of the Ma
sons IN that State also made an ad-
dress Following the exercises supper
was served
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
REVOLUTIONS SONS
TO CELEBRATE
George Washington Birthday EX-
ercises At Willard Next
TueSdaV.

a patriotic celebration Of the 17sth an
uiverSarv of the birth OF George Wash
inEtou has been pIa hned for next Tues
day afternoon at 3le Willard, by the
District Of ,-Gl1mbfa Society, Sons Of
the RevOlurjC--
The principal address upon this oc-
CssiOn VIII he made by Representative
James Rreck Perkins Of New York who
viii use as his topic. Washington s.
Personality and Influence IN the French
Alliance AmbassadCT JusSeraud, OF
France. viii make G brief address
The company will assemble in ghe red
room of the hotel At $50 o'clock. The
speeches Viii follow the serving OF a
buffet luncheon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
The Big Advance Fashion Number

The same mum Der contains d wealt
Paintings Il Color BY Jessie Wilcox Smith
An Ezst Side Story bv Mvra Kelly
A Serial Story BY juliet WiIbOr Tompkins
A Funny Story BY Mary Heston Worse
Try Niolets-A Love Song
Housekeeping al a Nile 4 Minute
3 Literary Pilgrimage b. Marion Hsrlznd
Margaret e SangsteT's Home Page
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
A-RUNAWAY
FROM SEMINARY
Miss Borden Gets TO Her Home
on Third At
tempt


San FRANCISCO FEB Ts--Homesiclz-
Ness got the better of Miss Pomona
Borden. I5-yCar-old daughter Of Gail
Borden. the wealthy condensed milk
manufacture, whose nome is in Los
Angeles. last night, when she made
her third attempt 10 run away from q
boarding school in Berkeley
Miss Borden has been a student At
smell Seminary q fashionable school for
Young women Two previous attempts TO
leave had been frustrated by the watch
f-I teachers Her father was surprised
last night when he received a telegram
from uCr sayinE she was ON her way
home
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18

j reading matter. For instance:
Twelve Columns for Children
One Hundred and Two Fashion Pictures
Dozcrs Of ColoTed Fashion Plates
SiXty-hvc Columns OF Fashion News
Busy Women and Idle friends
Trees Tor Beauty and oufoTt
What We Know about Hvpnotism
TTsi5irg Deaf Children 70 Speak
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
Marlborough BleIb9tln

Josiah White d Sons Company.
fe1-24t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
HEIGHTS
LOSES A PASTOR
The Rev. William A. Brayshaw
Hands In His Resig-
nation.
nation

The Rev William Brayshsw, rec
tor Of the Congress Heights Protest
ant Episcopal Parish for the past two
years, has RESI- Eaed his pos tion, and.
with Mrs Brayshsw. has left Con-
sress Heights and has gone TO Pen
sacois. Fla. where he viii engage
in ministerial work.
Nj BTays haw's action was not IN
expected by his VaTishiouerS, as his
resignation had been forecast for
some time II was under the diTec-
ti0u OF Mr. Bra ySuaw that the parish
at Congress Heights was desiEnp ted
as q separate one from the EpisCopa
parish in AuacOstia- He was the first
minister therefore, 20 assume COM
pIete control Of the charge and OF the
Esther Memorial p r Chapel. the
gift Of Col and Mrs A. =. Randle %
the suburb
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
AND MOTHER
SEVERELY PUNISHED
Pair Intoxicated When Child Is
Found Dead As Result of
Drinking Whisky.

NEW CASTLE. Del. Feb 1s.-Follow-
ing the death Of their child William
Sweeney. aged four. who died after
drinking pint of whisky, jeremiah
Sweeney and his wife Margaret. were
fined 500 and so by Magistrate NiCl0er-
son for UeEIectiuc the child, and were
committed to prison.
Their I'VE children were taken from
them
When Humane Agent Stout found the
dead child the father was upstairs in
toNic8teI and tE- mother in the same
condition dOwustalrs-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
SILVER WEDDING
CELEBRATION HELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a Eckstein, or
$50 HoImead place northwest today
are recalling the pleasures incident 70
the celebration OF their twenJy-fiftn
wedding anniVeTSaTy IN their home last
night. Friends and relatives Of the
connie gathered and made the evening
merry as well as memorable
This anniversary celebration recalls
tho closing of old St Dominic Church.
Sixth and F streets. Mr. and Mrs. Eek
stein having been the last couple mar
LED mere
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
RABBI SIMON TO SPEAK.

The Rev. AbrsuI Simon ElI deliver
an address on The Church and Social
Service" at the meeting Of the Wash
iugtoI Hebrew Congress in the Eighth
Street Temple tonight Divine services
viii begin a. 7-f5 O'Clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
CAR HIT WAGON;
TWO MEN HURT
sAD SNASH-Up MONDAY NIGHT
AT SEVENTH AND PORTER
STREETS, SOUTHSIDE.

Frank Power and j. T. Beasley
were severely injured Monday night
about ! o'clock when an ice wagon
belonging To the George Paul ana
Brother Ice Company, was struck by
Hun street car OF the Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company at Seventh
ana Porter streets. The OCCUPANTS
OF the vehicle, which was lust turn
hg out OF the path OF the trolley, were
throw nto the ground and the wagon
turned completely over. Powers sus-
tanned broken kneecap ana WAS
taken to the Virginia hospital for
treatment. Beasley had his Iert ear
nearly torn from his head and Is now
at his home. No. ITO West Fifth
street.
Motorman II. H. Stillson and Com
ductor w. -. Hiokson We're IN charge
or the car. The motorman explains
the accident by stating that his at
'enfion at the moment had been at
tfactod to number of lighs which
were being used by workmen on the
new car barn Of the company and he
thought the ice wagon had ruIly
cleared the track for the passage OF
his car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
WILDER W|THORAWs
PLEA OF GUILTY
BANK CASHIER TOLD HIS RE-
QUEST IS INSULT TO
= COURT.

NEW YORK, Nov. Through hii
attorney, Leon u. Ginsberg, Erwin j.
Wider. formerly cashier of the Russo
Chinese bank today asked Judge
OSullivan in the court of general ses-
sions for permission to withdraw his
plea Of guilty to Indictments charg-
ing the larceny of $eS0,0oo from the
bank. He filed lengthy affidavit al
iesing that he had not been accorded
fair treatment by Assistant District
Attorney Frank Moss and protesting
that lie had pleaded guilty to expedite
matters. but that Moss was holding him
in prison unduiy.
Previously Wider had admitted his
guilt and said that he lost the money
specializing in Wall street, Judge
O'sulIivan said that he considered
W1der's request an insult to the court
We can find record Of only 1900,
900 of the total amount YOU stole
he said to Wider. "and we want to
know where the remaining s2So,0 is
and whether you have secreted it or
turned II over to confederates."
ossuliiv2n then reserved decision on
the application.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
SltNEN COUNTIES yIT
TO REPORT ON CHANGES

Seven counties are vet TO be heard
from on the vote on the proposed
constitutional amendments, but as far
as the question of their passage or
defeat is concerned that is practically
settled, as the people throughout the
state opposed att the changes with
the single exception of that one al
lowing county treasurers and COM
inissioners 10 succeed themselves,
which so far has majority of 545
The others-~authorizing ninety
day session of the legislature, chang
ing the method Of legislative proce-
dure and allowing city treasurers and
commissioners to succeed themselves
appear To be hopelessly defeated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
AT the Theatres
Bijon--"Thc Mercy of Tiberiu~. "
all week.
tospniai---( continuous vaudeville.
Iuhin--t ontinuous vaudeville.


strong, forcetut. appealing and
gripping. "Tho Mercy OF Ttberins, a
neioQrama with many crise crossjn &
tines q wrong doing and love, thrilled
al audience which could not have
been augmented ST the Bilou Mon
daY night THE Mercy of Tiberiuss'
ends happily and the large audience
winch apnmuded ana Missed at the be-
ginning went home well satisfied with
the actions Witnessed and the wuras
heard.
ahe Mercy of Tiberius" begins in
New York. runs through a paIatiaI
irginia mansion and ends in a noun
tain mission. where IN erring. gamn-
li1ig brother meets bis long saerl-
feed sister.
Miss Eleanor MunteIl Was "a charm
ir1s and satisfying Beryl Bretano. the
aef9fiie ~ tne pay, ana proved To the
satisfaction OF ali that she is an
actress CAPABLE 81 interpreting emo
tehAl roles Of heavier demands tnAn
this John W. pitlon, as I4ennox Dun
lar. and Edmund Roberts prov ed ade-
qaate III their pottrayais.
he play has stood the test and
- eHucrs Will doubtless approve
ii xlfn liberal patronage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
TUESDAYS SESSION
OF SUPREME COURT

The proceedings In the Supreme
Court of Appeals Tuesday, summar-
lied, were as follows:
Dale Carriers heirs VS.. Cooper and
Skeen. Fully argued by D. ID. Hull.
Jr., and w. J. Henson for appellees
and John j. Stuart for appellants. and
submitted.
Atlantic Trust and Deposit Company
vs.. Union Trust and Title Corporation.
Argued by John l.. Jeffries for plain
tiff in error and Walter II. Taylor and
Thomas II. Wilcox for defendant in
error, and submitted.
Next cases to be called:
Adams vs. Cumby; Washington.
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Rail-
way Company VS.. Vaughan: Ponds
Administrators vs. Norfolk and West
ern Railway Company; Wright VS.. Col
Inns; Worley VS.. dams ct ais: Lang
ford VS.. Virginia Air Line Railway
Company. Southern Railway VS.. Fos-
ter's Administrator. Holdsworth va
c. w. Crowder & Bro, and Norfolk
and Western Railway Company vs.
Stone-being Nos. ! to 10 on argu-
ment docket.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
TWO CASES BEFORE
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS

The United States circuit court or
appeals reconvened Tuesday morning
At II o'clock with Circuit Judges Con
md pritchard and District Judges Nc
Dowell and Rose In attendance.
Joab II. Banton, of New York city,
was admitted TO practice in this court.
The following case was submitted
on briefs:
No. 1908. Claude W. Maxwell,
trustee ct al, appellants. VS.. Isaac
McDanieIs ct al. appeiiees; on appeal
from the circuit court at Philippi'
". Va. Cause submitted on briefs by
w. h. Maxwell +. A. Bowers -. IL.
hin Arnold, Samuel T. Spear and Tall
bot and Hoover. OF Eikins. w. Va,
for the appellants, ana by Cunning
ham and Stailings, OF Elkins, W. Va,
for the appeilees
The following ease was argued:
so 972 Merchants Coal Company
of West Virginia, plaintiff in error,
vs.. Frank H. Leonard, defendant in
error; in error to the circuit court at
MartnsbtErg " Va.
Cause argued ny Joab II, Banton,
OF New York city for the plaintiff in
error, and by Henry M. Russell, of
Wheeling, W. Va. for the defendant
in error and submitted.
Cases i'll call Wednesday; No. ga.
Baker Whiteley Coal Company, ape
peliant, VS.. Baltimore and ohio Rail-
road Company, appellee; on appeal
from the circuit court at Baltimore
Md, to be argued by Robert II. Smith
and J. G. MoI.anahan, OF Baltimore
Md, for the appellant. and by II. r.
Preston and X. Marsden Smith, Of
Baltimore. Md. for the appellee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
CHURCH HILL NEWS
Church Hill Banh. 'DhensA = = $500 - -

Rev. and Mrs. r. II. Potts enter
tanned few distinguished guests at
tea at the parsonage. ThcPe who en-
,oyed their charming hospitality were
Bishop A. p. Wilson. Mr.. John p.
Branch. Mr.. John p. pettyjohn. OF
Lynchburg; DR.. George Il. Booker.
Dr, Sam r. Hatcher, DIR. Thomas NJ.
Potts and Rev w. r.. Jordan, the
last two being Rev. and Mrs. Potts'
house guests during the session OF
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. lakewood Kemp have
issued Invitations to the approach
ing marriage OF their daughter, Ju-
dith, to Mr.. Miles Cary Selden. for
merly Of Goochland, hut now Of Rich
mond. The ceremony will DO solemn
ICED In the Third Presbyterian church
Tuesday. November 80. 1t 1880 p. N.
Miss Tiller. of West Point. and Miss
Cockrell. of jacksonville, Fla. who
will be among Miss Kemp's brides
maids. have arrived in the city and
will be her guests until after tho
wedding.
Rev p. o, soyars. pastor of East
End Baptist church. il in Charles
ton, w, Va. where he II doing the
preaching in a series OF revival meet
tngs In the Calvary Baptist church.
Rev. Mr.. Padgett will occupy his pull
pit next Sunday.
Trinity NJ. e. chur&a II the only
Methodist church on the hill expect
Ing new preacher. and 20 the read
ing of the conference appointments
In OF much interest to that congrega-
ton. Should any other changes be
made 1t would come ~ . distAsteful
surprise. rs all are hoping for re-
turn OF their respective pastorA
Mrs Maggie Minor. OF Warrington.
IL the guest of her sister. Mrs. CAllie
Temple, OF North Thirty-second street
Rev. John Shackford IL also Mrs.
Temples house guest
Mrs. William HobSon. Of North
street who has been
10 critically Ill, Is improving at home.
Rev. John Wicker. OF Northneld.
Mas. has accepted the call 70 Leigh
Street and will enter upon his new
duties December L.
Mrs. william Clarke and OAby are
spending some time In Norfolk. the
guests OF the formers mother. Mrs..
Arthur Jones.
Rev. 0erney Bates and wife, OF
Hampton, Va. were the quests of
relatives on the hill Sunday.
Mr.. c. r. Richards OF Chimboraxo
Park, will leave this afternoon for 4
several days hunt at Powhatan Court
house.
n. Charles >EDp. Of East Broad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
HOLD SPECIAL MEET|hG
TO MEET DR.. FOSTER
ROANOKE COUNCII4MEN WEn~
COME FORMER RICHMOND
HEALTH OFFICIAL
OTHER ITEMS.

ROANOKE, VA. November is.-
The board of health held a special
meeting Monday afternoon to become
acquainted with the new health Of
ncer. DR., BROMLEY Foster. who took
charge Of the once on November /.
Many matters connected with ths
city's health departments were con-
sidered.
The Rev. and Mrs T.. V. Goad and
little son, Stuart. OF Honaker. are
visiting Mrs. Goad's parents in Roa-
ncke. Mr.. Goad has resigned his
work elsewhere. He IL considering \
charge near Danville.
The Tri-City Methodist Sunday
School Association. composed OF Sun
day-schools Of Roanoke. Salem and
Vinton. was organized sunday after
noon at q meeting held at Green
Memorial church. Officers chosen
were l.. B. Hysiup. of Trinity, presi-
dent; w F.. Thomas. OF Greene-Me-
Grace. secretary: J. X. Easter, Of
Belmont. treasurer.
Miss Annie NJ. Haynes. q maiden
sister OF Mr.. John O. Haynes. died
Saturday afternoon ~ the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Samuel S. Bladen.
after brief illness. aged sixty-nine
years. The remains will be sent to
Montvaie for interment.
Mr.. Tate Ernest. clerk at the First
National Bank. has received q tele-
gram telling him of tho death OF his
father, at johnson City. Tenn. Mr..
Ernest. ST.. was out hunting with some
friends when he was struck by .
stray Shot and instantly Nilled. He
was we'll known In banking circles OF
Eastern Tennessee and occupied the
position Of cashier with the johnson
City National Bank.
]. r. Dickerson, Of Daie avenue,
was struck by shifting engine Sat-
urday night at D grade crossing Of
the Norfolk and Western on Ram
dolph street, and had his left leg
broken below the knee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
5000 BIBLE STUDENTS
EXPECTED TO ATTEND
MAMMOTH MASS MEETING Sun
DAY WILL BE ADDRESSED BY
HENRY u. MCFARLAND.

MIR Henry i. Mcfarland, promi-
nent in many States as an orator, will
he the principal speaker at the an
uual mass meeting of the members
OF the Federation of Mems Bible Glass
es, which Will take place in the City
Auditorium Sunday afternoon.
Officers of the organization have
completed all details for the big de-
monstration, and everything is now In
readiness for the parade of the Bible
students. which Ii is said will be
larger than that of last year
According To those interested and
who have based their estimate on the
activity shown in the work throughout
the city 5000 students will he present
AT the big gathering meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15

has returned from a pleasant visit to
North Carolina.
Miss Annie Clay Bate. OF Peters
burg, spent Sunday on the hill. the
guest Of relatives.
Rev. Ernest r. Hall IL the guest OF
Mr.. A. b. CheathAm, 2S06 East Mar
shall street.
Methodism held sway on the hill
Sunday. the pulpit Of every church
being occupied by visiting ministers
Of the Virginia Conference. Large
crowds greeted them IN nearly every
instance. although many Church Hill
people could be seen In various con-
gregations throughout the city, where
q favorite pastor was advertised to
speak. rr-,-s.7
Mayor D. c. Richardson delivered
q most interesting address to the
mems Bible class OF Leigh Street.
and presented them with the class
banner to be used In the mems pa
rade on the 10th
Quite q unique entertainment will
take place Thursday evening. Novem-
Der Is. at o'clock. under the au-
Leigh Street. and "hog- killing time
Ia promised. In the spring each men,
Der was provided with pig, with
instructions to fatten by fall. and how
well the fattening process has result
ed will be determined Thursday even-
ing. A fins literary and musical pro-
gram has been arranged. and an en-.
Joyable evening II assured all who
attend. After the program refresh
ments will be sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mosby Win.
ston (nee Brauer) have returned from
their bridal tour and are spending
the week with the la&ter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs John Brauer. before 20
Ing to their home in Raleigh. N. c.
Rev. r. M. Maxey and wife visited
Union Station Sunday school ana
stayed to the morning service. hold
Ing an informal reception at the close
OF the Sunday school. DR.. John Han
non delighted the school by one OF
his characteristic talks.
Min Emily Fuller, Of West Point.
n the guest OF relatives on the hill.
Miss Kidd. Of Petersburg. IL tho
guest Of Miss Kate Heckier, OF North
street.
Misses Myrtle and Ivy Fox. who
have been the guests Of their aunt.
Mrs. Dupree. of Cincinnati are ex-
pected to return to their home on
street to-day
Misses Camilla and Gertrude Hubel.
who have been tho guests OF Mim Mo-
yelie Robins for the past month. have
returned to their home In Dstrets !
Mich
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
STILL NO ACTION
ON WATER POSITION

VITA the brief statement that the or
ainahce was not IN proper form for con-
slderation, the Water Committee re-
turned 10 the Committee on Ordinance
lhArter aud reform, the measure Great
ing The position Of Third Assistant Sun
erint"ndent OF the Water department.
Monday night.
According To Clerk Horner, of the
alter Committee, the measure will
nave to b1 revised before ii can be
properly passed upon by the Water
members,
The proposed ordinance creates an
official position with "A title. The same
duties which the office VIII include are
now performed by AIR, g A. Burkert
former superintendent of the Manches-
ter waterWorks, who has been retained
on the city payrolis. by Superlntende mt
Davis
IA discussing the matter, members OF
the Water Committee are reported 10
have agreed to withdraw their former
recommendation that the salary Of Mir
Burkert be tnerea sed.
Property Transfers.
Property transfers were listed IN
chancery Court Tuesday as follows:
Charles Mahoney to Margaret A. Dill
Ion, properly fronting IS feet on west
side of Eighteenth street between
Broad and Grace streets for $40 and
other valuable considerations
II. 81. John Goalter and Sol Cutchins,
special commissioners to w. L. Stokes,
property improved with frame tenement
Nc. 504ta Catherine street s375.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
CHILD MAY DIE
FROM HIS LURNS
CHANCES FOR RECOVERY OF SIX
YEAR OLD CLIFFORD MAIL
LORY ARE DOUBTFUL.

Physicians who have been attend
ing Clifford Mallory, six year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Mallory, of No.
1912 Floyd avenue, who was badly
scorched and burned Monday night
when his clothing was fired from an
open crate. are doubtful of his recov-
cry. DR.. John F. VIM Tuesday call
ed DR.. Stuart Mcclure into consulta-
ton, and throughout the day both
physicians worked upon the little fell
low.
Late Tuesday afternoon the child's
full injuries had not been ascer-
tanned. N
The boy was standing before a FIRE
Monday night before going to bed. A
draught caught his night shirt and
in an instant 1t was in flames.
Mrs. Mallory heard the screams Of
her son. and, rushing into the room.
hurriedly extinguished the blaze,
which enveloped the tiny form.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
TAU SIGMAS WILL
PLAY GRACE STREET
gsE
kAGKET BALL TEAMS To NEE +
L IN RAUGHNfAN SCHoOI.-LAsT
GAME WAS TIED.

& The Tau Sigma basket ball team
SWfu play return game with tins
'NI3Ace street team Tuesday afternoon
r. tho gymnasium Of the Mary Eaugh-
Nm physical culture institute Both
4Sa ms are composed largely Of West
\ md girls. and each team has been re
31utioss In practice TO perfect Itself
IN this game.
Mira Margaret Thaw. of II South
S@thtEd street. Will lead the Tau SigmaS.
8I99elf playing right forward. Miss
,tEOu johnson. OF 405 East Grace
&Eeet, Il captain Of the Grace street
S@Daxu. Miss Johnson takes care Of
81Shf guard,
A The first game. played last TUESDAY
}4Mouited In a tie, two points heina
|DAde by each team. the captains scor-
Amg both goals.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
USE EVERY EFFORT
TO Get SUFFRAGE
SENATOR'S AND AssI3NBLYMEN
IN NEW YORK TIL III. yIGuR-
oUSIY BJTyONIHtl.ED.

NEW YORK, Nov i5.--t.Very SEN
AYR vhd every assembiyman Is 10 be
auttonbo]pd mt the coming session of
fae legislature and asked to vote for
women Suffrage.
lsHs to this end were begun to-
gay following the annual meeting
yesterday If the Equal Franchise Sa-
UIet. Finas are 10 he raised for the
maintaining oi headquarters at Al
bHuy during the legislative session
sud ia abolition 60 the regular "tobay''
thp society VIII keep a volunteer 1c
serve force ready al all times in New
y ork 60 go To Albany on a moments
notice ~ work for the various bitls
he staflras4sts wla have introduced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-15
MARKET sTR0NG
WITH PRICES UP

NEW YORK, November 15.--The
stock market opened With display
of vigorous strength, advances OF
more than one point being recorded
In all the leading issues. Some re-
cessions were noted in the later trad
ing. but the tone continued strong.
1t waA current report on the floor
that banking interests Of the higher
class were liberal buyers and most of
the strength shown was attributed to
this source, as we'll as to large buying
by London.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds firm.
The general list held strong for q
good part of the forenoon. The ten
dency toward q rise was influenced
before midday by demonstration
against Great Northern and Northern
Pacific. based on the statements of
gross earnings in October for Great
Northern. The attack on these issues
the upward tendency In other
stocks.
In the afternoon the market be-
came dull, with a generally Arm tone,
and fractional gains were noted In
nearly all the active issues.
Market closed strong. =