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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF Four Acres of Land with the improve
ments thereon. located at the Intersections
OF the Glebe Road with the new road III
Goochland County, Va.
BY virtue of deed OF Trust, date |
October lst, 1902, and recorded in tho
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of
Gooehland County. Va, in d. b. ~,
P 273. default having been made ir1
the payment Of portion Of the dsbea
therein secured and being required tna
do SO by the note holder, / viii sell ~
Public Auction on the premises on
Saturday, June 4, 1910 at O'Clock
P Nj the Real Estate described In the
aforesaid deed of trust Terms; Cash
rs to S266.S2 and the cost Of executing
this trust and the balance on credit
OF II months with interest added secured
by deed of trust upon the property.
W. M. PARRISH, Jr.. Trustee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
TO MAKE INQUIRY
As TO SUNDAY LAW
Baptist$ Name Committee 10 Look
Into Phases of Sunday
Closing.
REPORT NEXT MONDAY
Complaint That Boys Play Ball in
Fulton OH Sabbath is Dis
missed.

When the Baptist ministers Of Rich
mond meet in regular weekly confer
ence next Monday morning they viii
hear a report from special commit
tee appointed to look into certain
phases OF the proposed more rigid en-
torcement of the Sunday law.
This committee was named at the
meeting of thr ministers Monday.
when they entered into a general dis
cussion OF the proposition. Action was
postponed. however. as they felt that
II was q matter that needed mora
careful thought and consideration
than the committee was appointed.
tttah could be gwen ii ohand. 1t
was for this reason that the commit
tee was appointed.
The ministers were practically a
unit in favor OF Sunday closing. but
they realized that they must move
slowly and carefully to accomplish the
best results
sunday Ball Complaint.
Ia the same connection there was
some discussion II a com plaint thar
boys were allowed to play baseball In
Fulton on sunday in violation OF the
law. Most OF the ministers thought
this matter too trivial for serious con-
stderation, and II was accordingly dis
missed without action.
Baptist ministers. as we'll as those
OF other denominations, expressed
themselves Tuesday ms very much
pleased at the action of Mayor Rich
ardson in notifying the manager of the
Eijou theater that his proposition to
give free motion picture exhibitions on
Sunday would not he considered for a
moment, as ii was entirely out of
keeping with prevailing sentiment In
Richmond.
Baptists Opposed Opening
The Methodist ministers. as noted
exclusively in The Virginian on Nom
day. named a committee TO wait on
the Mayor and oppose the theater
managers proposition Ministers OF
the Baptist denomination also ap-
pointed a similar committee, and Il
was doubtless the opposition voiced
by these two committees that caused
Mayor Richardson to act SD promptly
in the matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

ST. Luke's parish school, which has
been in charge of Miss Annie l.. Blair,
has closed one OF It's most successf vi
sessions and VIII held Its commence
ment exercises Wednesday night.
June !, at 8 O'Clock. at ST. Luke's
Episcopal church, corner OF Lom-
hardy and Beverly streets. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered.
Professional song; opening scrip
tural sentences: hymn: Scripture les,
son: hymn: Apostles' Crock: prayers;
duet. piano. Misses Ethel AMI Lillian
Hicks; duet. Master Frank Wad, and
Miss Grace Alley: orchestra: duet.
piano and violin. Misses Ethel Hicks
and Grace Alley: pianist, Miss Marie
Jennings; catechixing by the minis
ter. Rev Philip A. Arthur. hymn
address, Rev. William Meade Clarke;
distribution OF certificates: awarding
Of prizes. DR., John r. Wheat; hymn:
benediction.
The home OF Mrs. NJ. E. Brock on
the Cary street road presented a
beautiful scene last Thursday even
ing. the occasion being a delightful
birthday supper and dance given In
honor CT her daughter, Anna. Among
the guests were Misses virgte Ford.
Grace Tucker. Fern Anderson, Tillie
Carter. Mesdames e. w. whitlock,
w. b. Whitfook and Messrs. Morgan
Jones. Junius Marshall, billiard Hunt,
Froham, BiankensHtp. Butler and
Tighor Ford.
Tho Ben Greet Players will come to
Richmond June I'd and at the matt
nee and evening performances
Twelfth Night" and Romeo and
Juliet" will be presented in the open
air theatre OF lakewood. under the
auspices of the Retreat for the Sick.
lakewood furnishes an artistic set
ting for Performance of this kind.
and the players will no doubt DO
greeted by large audiences
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Mackey. OF 6i4
Beverly street. have the sympathy Of
their friends tn the death of their
son. James w. Mackey. whose fune-
raj took place from the residsnce
Saturday afternoon.
Park Place church was filled SUM-
day afternoon with friends ut the
funeral OF Mr. Pfeasant Wright. OF
Beverly street. which took place ut
$3.50 o'clock. The inteTment war 1t
Rivsrytsw osmetsry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
POLICE TRAILING
FUGITIVE JAN|T0R
Believed That His Capture viii
Solve Alma kellner Murder
Mystery.
Mystery,

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 3i.--With
Mrs. Lena Vending accused OF be-
ing an accessory to the murder Of
Alma kellner and the police Of the
country called on IT, search for her
husband. Joseph Vending the miss
ing jstnitrr et st. Johns church. it
Is believed that progress has been
made toward clearing up the mys-
ierI- nf the lille girls death
While the detectives do not believe
Mrs Vending had any part in the
murder. they believe she knows a
great deal more than she has told.
That she washed her husbands cloth
ing and did away with his hat and
burned his picture are taken as
,trong bits of circumstantaal evil
dence.
Search WAS begun to-day in the
furnace Of 81. Johns church to see
Ii there Is any trace Of supposed ef-
fort TO cremate the body.
Mrs. ksllner has identified a little
pin found among the effects OF the
Weddings as having belonged to her
daughter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
WILL EXCUSE MEN
WHO WERE KILLED
Paris Press Says That Admiralty
Would Whitewash Conduct of
Submarine Grew.

PARIS, May 3I.--An attempt TO
cover up the alleged negligence of
the crew OF the submarine Pluviose.
which was sunk off Calais In a COL
iision with a channel packet ana her
crew of 81 drowned. Is limited at by
the Paris press to-day as a result OF
the admiralty's decision to open the
submarine at Cherbourg instead OF
Calais when she Is finally raised,
At Cherbourg, the papers say, the
work of examining the submarine
will be conducted by the experts of
tho naval station there aud "a case
made out" In favor OF Commander
Callot and his seamen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
HONOR ROLL OF
HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL

Honor roll and promotions II High
land Park School at close of session
1aU9-I0.
First Grade.
First Honor: Adelaide Hudson.
William Garlick. Ada Farmer. Hugh
Fiippen. Thelma GUIDE. Manson
Grubbs. Florence Kell. Herbert Eng
land, Elise koss, George Irouldman,
Irene Magill, Philip Enslow, Violet
Neisz. Philip Brandt. lola Wyatt.
Resale Wiley, Dorothy Warren, Flo
renee Woodward. Isabelle Angst. Cora
CatIin. Viola Bebout, Lamar Williams.
Jndson Todd. irwin Tilier, Howard
Sheridan. Gilbert Moore
Second Homer; Katherine Carroll.
William Milan, Colin Milan. Paul
Jones. Carlton Hobson. Virginia
Schroeder. Ella Stone. Katherine
rer
Promoted: Mary Goodwin. Clarence
Mickelhoro. Willie Rose, Susie Mere
dith.
Second Grade.
First Honor: Gertrude Alley. Law
renee Beekman. Charles Collier. Eve
lyn Crowdsr. Bedford Forrest Cecil
Garlick. Eliza beth Harrison, Virginia
Knox. Esther Leadbetter. Edwin Nc
Clure, George Pierce, Craige Rufftn,
Ruth Phillips, Grace Reynolds. Miles
Tignor. Raymond Watts, Dorothy
Williams.
Second Honor: John Alien, Esther
Brandt. Kate Goodwin, Floyd Hud-
son. Inez Jennings, Edith Parrish.
Bernard Pollard. Wilbur Radcliffe.
Elam Tanner. Henry Zimmerman.
Others Promoted: Lawrence Catlin,
Sah Zafn Tar Il
Margaret Morrison.
Third Grade.
First Honor: Clara Anderson. Gar
nett Floyd. Sarah Gaines. Constance
kennie, Virginia Meredith, Virginia
Qnaries, Helene Richardson, Margaret
Rose, Annie Lee Rowe. Pearl Shakes
peare, Elizabeth Zesus, Bernard Cord
ley. Merrill Cole. Judson Harry. An
drew Rohleder, Harry Rowe, George
Todd. Barclay Waithan, Donald Wood.
Archie Woodbridge, Clifford Wool
bridge
Second Honor: Margaret Anderson.
Margaret Prince. isabelle Royal.
Marie Vaughan, Demetrie waldrop,
jesse Devine, Horace Fidler. Miller
Alfred keil, George
Lyxotte. William Morton, Roy Todd.
Other Promotions: Adelaide Allen.
Mary Partin, Ethel Thomas, Gladys
Linwood Lauterbach. Over
ton Fermeliera.
Fourth Grade.
First Honor Conway Longan. Elsie
Helen Ruff7n, Louise Lyxotte.
Rosa Hudson. Victoria Macdonald.
Melville Starke. Thomas Ruffin, Willie
Tiller. John Taylor. Jabez Dunn. Jesse
Lawrence.
Second Honor: Eva Horner. Geor-
gle Wiley. lola Luck. Ethel Hobson,
Ruby vermiilera. Lucy DIM. Stuart
Knox. Charles Quarles. Charles Wood
ward. Jim Todd. Robert Parrish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
YOUNG WOMAN BURIED
WHO KILLED HERSELF
Especial to The Richmond Virsinian,l

1speclaI to The Richmond Virginian.l
LEESBURG, VA. May 3l.-Miss
Certrude Crenshaw, daughter OF
the late l.. III. Crenshaw, of the Bal
timore Conference, ended her lie sat
urday evening by jumping IN 'front.'
OF an approaching train at Purceil-
WILLIE. She was terribly mangled. ana
diad in an hour Her mental condi-
zion fer some time had been impair
al and a strict watch had been kept
On her TO prevent sHff-drstructfun. She
resided with her brother In Purcell
vile. Her remains We're buried In
Leesburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31

Mrs. E. Harris, of 240S West Main
street. win again conduct an excur-
sion this year to Natural Bridge and
zLHFaS-EaSes-fa -heneft-ufZ
Marks Episcopal church June Is.
II and is,
Quite serious accident occurred
in Hollywood Saturday morning,
when a buggy in which Mr.. Burly
Anderson and mother were driving
was overturned and OCCUPANTS
thrown violently TO the ground. Mrs
Anderson was quite badly hurt. while
Mr.. Anderson was much shaken up
and bruised
Randolph Street Baptist church
will give moonlight excursion
Thursday evening. June 2, for the
benefit OF the superintendent OF their
sunday school. who has been an in
valid for over a year The boat
leaves the wharf at $3.50 p. NJ.
Mira. T. Taft and her son. Irving.
OF 1858 Ashland street. win leave
the city Friday to spend the summer
with relatives at their former home,
Madison. Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Atkins passed
through Richmond and stopped In
this section q short time en- route TO
their home in Norfolk from a visit
TO Caroline. Mrs. Atkins, who was
formerly Miss Theresa Atkinson. was
called TO the bedside or her father
In that county.
Mrs. Allison and her daughter.
Elizabeth. OF West Cary street. have
returned home from AN automobile
trip to Spotsyivania.
Mr.. Chiles 10 quite sick at hts
homa. .211 ChRftln struet ----
Mrs. q. N. Booker ana daughter.
Mis- Blanche Booker. OF Old Church.
spent q oew days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. n, A. Franklin. 1891 West
Main street
MiSs Maud Parrish. OF i715 West
Main. finished her course at the Wo-
mans College and left last Tuesday
for her home In GoOchland county.
Mr.. Il. Doremus IL very sick a. his
home, 1701 West Main street.
Many Of the southwest newsboys
enjoyed the deifghtfui outing rfyep
them Saturday at Bryan Park
Mrs. J. Fl. Dansey. Of. 70s Randolph
street. and friend, MIA 7. TAFT spent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31

Promoted: Robert Ferguson. May
lon Baker. Floyd Walker, Joe Alien,
Louise Daoney. Katherine Dabney.
Fourth TRADE.
First Homer: Eliza beth CroWder,
Ray Dou bles, James Harris
Second Honor. Raymond Mitchell,
Otis Liyesay.
Promoted: Willie Martin James
Farmer. Harry W1liiams. Annie
August, Mildred Cole. Louise Lead
better. Frances Saunders. Agnes Chris
tan.
Fifth Grade.
First Honor; Emily Boggs Norma
Palmore. Kate Ratclif1e. Grace Rob
leder. Lois Yarbrough. Simon Law
ia All, .---a.Se- shrdlu
Second honor-Ragiand Layne.
Edythe Renolds. Luck VermiIlera
Ethel Baker. Willie Carter, Willie
Gaines. Joe Gilman. George Gordon,
Milton Luck, Robert Morton, Alvin
Neisx, Frank Nelson. James Goodwin.
Others promoted-John Allen.
Charlie Gregory, Mary Dabney. Ma
mie Fleming. Eiithe Tanner, Susie
Williams. John Allen, Charlie Greg
DRY. Mary Dabney. Mamie Fleming.
Elithe Tanner. Susie Williams.
Sixth II grade mfw mfw mfw mfw
Sixth II Grade.
First honor-Linden Harrison. Ruth
Hudson. Mabel Gordon, Ruth Wyatt.
Ruth Valentine. Bernard Cheatham.
Second honor--Mattie Goodall Nan
cy SPOTS, Eula Gary. Eliza beth SPOTS.
Gertrude Brase. Marion Jennings.
Others prometed-Bessie Cross,
Newton Nuckols, Kathleen Sanders.
Josephine Gaines, Willie Propst. Flor
ence Bowman. Sue Starke, Harvie De-
vine.
seventh Grade.
First honor-Helen Wilder, Jean
cite 9uaries
Second honor-Elixa beth Christian.
Katie May Davis, Clinton Peers, John
Wiley. Thomas Katciifre. Harold Rat
citffe, Margsre; Williams
Others acknowledgements BAIL
Ike. Ruth Kersey. James Rennie, ka-
tie Woodward. Lizzie woodward, EN-
lily Kuxter. Logan Ritchie, Archie
Moore.
n. High school.
First honor--Mary Macdonald Ma
bel Richardson. Herbert Rahlke.
Second honor-Annie Allen, eBa-
trice Boase, Doris Shakespeare, Eliza
beth Spratley. Louise Tanner. Alvin
Quarles.
Promoted-Ruth Bowman. Emily
Tilier
3 B-F1rst honor. Grace Webb
Others promoted--Campbell Harris
Frank Yarhrough.
4 A-FirSt honor Bessie Anderson
Second honor--Charies Cross Pro-
moted--Charles Vaughan. Sam Mar
shall.
B-First honor: Hazel Gary. Clay
ton Holiday. Second honor; Frank
Anderson.
8 B-F'irst honor: Lena Gary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
EPISCOpALIANS WILL
ENJOY DIP IN SURF

Sunday-schoois u Monumental and
All Saints Episcopa, churches are pre-
pairing for their regular annual ex-
cursion TO Virginia Beach which comes
OF this year on June II. Both choirs
and all the orphans under care OF these
two churches Will be among those
included on tire trip.
Tho trip " III 'e made by way OF
the Norfolk and Western. the train
leaving here MT A. NJ. Returning.
It will leave Norfolk at s:s0 T.. NJ. A
big croSd Ia expected this year.
DIP tn the delightful SURF ON the
Virginia coast will he one OF the
features OF tho trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
COMMITTEE IS RAISING
FUNDS FOR NEW CHURCH
WesthaInpton Episeopalians win
Erect Ediiice Costing
$4,000.

Funds TO defray the cost OF site
and construction of tine church which
Episcopal residents or Westhampton
propose 10 erect In that community
are now beiag solicited by "a spsc,ai
committees. The church. ii is estimat-
ed, will cost $4,000. white the sum
of s 1,500 VIII have To be paid for the
site which has already been selected
Ia close proximity to the Country club
From present prospects, the church
xl1 he raAax for usE lly fieNt sprIng
Those comprising the soliciting COM
mittee are Messrs. W. Frank Powers,
Lewis G., Williams. Thomas " h~ur-
cell. Cunningham Hall and j NJ Ball,
yr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
RICHMOND WILL De
WELL REPRESENTED
Number OF Bankers Going from
Here to State Meet at Old
Point.
COUNCIL SESSION FIRST
EIintcd That w. NJ. IIabliston May.
Be Boosted for Next Presi-
dent Of Body.
COUNCIL SESSION FIRST

Fully tao-scure Richmond bankers
nual convention OF the Virginia Bank
ers ASsocis ton. which meets at the
Hotes Chamberlin, Old Point. June 9Th
10th. and 18th. None OF the Richmond
contingent are down for an address
Several OF them. however, win be heard
from at the first session, which will
be opened with prayer by Rev. James
Nj. Owens, rector of st, Pauls Episcopal
church, Norfolk. MIR. George Bryan,
Of Richmond. attorney for the associa .
ton, VIII submit his report at this SEES
sion. while MIR. Julian II. HIN. Of Rich
mond. treasurer Of the association, viii
also read his annual report covering
financial matters.
Mr.. o. J. Sands. of Richmond, chair
MIN Ut the taxation committee. VIII
likewise read his report at at opening
session.
Go Down Day Ahead.
Richmond members of the executive
council of the association wiz go down
to Old Point the day before the con-
vention meets in order TO attend a
preliminary session OF the council
Those from Richmond on the council
ttttfttfsts p, 5.
Meade Addison, and Julien II Hill,
the latter being an eS-ofticio member
Besides Chairman Sands, Richmond
Is represented ON the taxation COM
Iz2lttee tn the person. Of Mr.. W Nj.
Ha bllston.
Mr.. John NJ. Miller. Jr., of Richmond.
represents the association on the exec
utive council of the American Bankers
Association.
Other members of rhe executive
council are Mr, Tench r. TiIghman.
chairman, Norfolk; Mr., +, p Miller,
Lynchburg; Mr.. II. n. Phillips. VIII
hansburg; Mr.. Julian T. Burke. Alex
andria; Mr. ] ", Miller. Pulaski. Mir.
h, V Booth. Dansllle: Mr. Alien Cucul-
lu, LynchburR
No Slate Made Out.
It Is said that no slate for officers
for the ensuing year has been made
ont. but it Is likely that Richmond
win present candidate fer the presi-
dency when the opportunc time ar
rives. 1t Is limited III some quarters
that the name of President Habliston
of the National Bank of Virginia may
be sprung and II Is believed ne would
get the 1ull lacking Of the Richmond
contingent Mr.. Habliston win be head
of the Greater National Bank of Eir-
gtnia. when it is merged with the Bank
OF Richmond on July /. He Is regard
ed among the foremost authorities ON
banking matters in Virginia and his
friends say he would make an ideal
president OF the state Association
Nagsl VIII Be There.
MT Henry A Walker. OF Stauntotl. is
the present head nf the association
and his annual address on the OPEN
ing day promises to be one OF the
features OF the convention.
The fact that Hon Charles Nagel
tNogrlel. secretary of Commerce and
Labor. is down ON the program for the
one of the addresses has lent addi
tforat interest to tits approaching cot-
yention. Hon. dob f. Hedges. Of the
New York City Bar. win also be one
of the speakers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
WASHINGTON CARS PASS
THROUGH GORDONSVILLE

Especial to The Richmond yirginian, }
GORDONSvILLE. VA. May 81
Twenty-Five automobiles In the Wash
ington Post endurance run passed
through dordonsville yesterday after
noon on their return from Richmond
to Washington. The pilot car was
the FIRST to arrive, 1t reaching here
at o'clock sharp. followed by the
others at short intervals. No stop
was made at this place. the cars con-
tinuing to Locust Dale, where they
were to spend the night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
MANS HEAD INTRODUCED
AS EVIDENCE IN TRIAL

LIMOGES, FRANCE. May st--The
head of Joseph Bernardo was to-day
introduced as an exhibit in the trial
of Louis Lavillangue. In an effort to
show that Bernardo died from a fTac-
tured skull. resulting from blow
from Laviliangue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
THE RICHMOND VIRGINIAN.

the day Sunday Ia williamsburg, tho
guests Of Mrc. w. IL. Hogue.
Mr.. Saunders is very III at his home.
1904 Dance street.
Mrs. w. X. Francis and sister, Miss
Annie Sutton, of 20 North Lombardy
street. left last Saturday to spend
a.few days in Washington. They wifi
also visit their sister Mrs Glaze-
brook, in Baltimore. before return
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
Highland Park
Wood and Coal Co.

End Avenue, is very conveniently
located with the original growth
Wood and the best free burning
Coal, also fine Plate Ice that keeps
cold longest. Ask your neighbnr,
and Phone Monroe 1920.
B. r. TAYLOR, Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
MEXICAN EARTHQUAKE
CITY

MEXICO CITY. May 31.--No dam
age is reported to-day following the
EARTHQUAKES here last night The
tremor was first felt ct 1929 and last
ed for q minute and a half The
oscillation was west to east, Much
apprehension was felt throughout the
city for time. many persons In the
down town hotels leaving the build
fBra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
500 West FrankIin
Possession in the fall
~ W BOWIE Il son.
FRANKLIN STREET
RESIDENCE SOLD

Messrs Elam and Funston. real
estate agents. have sold privately the
dwelling No. 3t1 West F'ranklina
street to Addison l.. Holiday for 49,
500. The lot fronts - feet and &c III
said the property was purchased ~
an investment &
Messrs. Eiam and Funston have also
sold Nos 2ll6 and 2117 Taylor street
for 81 SEQ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
Wanted
to
Rent

WEST FRANKLIN STREET
An attractively furnished house, with \
modern Improvements; possession Septern-
Der or October
Write
Post-ttffice Box No g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31

The tax assessors having sfniHl1N6s2
Marshall ward with have their buUkG
opened for inspection to the publt0
for the remainder of the week in room
No. sos, third floor. city hall. AM
parties interested are requested TO calG&s
and examine the same IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
HEIP.

IF YOtf DESIRE A STEN0GRArHEH.
The Richmond Nirgintan Want AdvAKT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
Needs 900 -e.,aInrx

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.} III
ROANOKE. VA. May 3t.--Tho8
Norfolk and Western railway has just
awarded a contract to the Puilmami
Comnany for furnishing 500 steel
coke cars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
Justice simmons Here,

Police Justice Bruce Simmons, ef
Norfolk. was In Richmond Tuesday.
His vistt here, he said, was in con-
nscti0n With matters Of business,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31
BOARDERS.

FOR SUMMER BOARDERS TRY THE
Richmond virginiAn Wants Advs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31

Honor roll and promotions II High ,
land Park School at close of session
1qUg-I0t
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-05-13

Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
is solely and rightfully come to the
high and mighty Prince George Fred
erick Ernest Albert, we, therefore, the
lords spiritual and temporal of the
realm, being here assisted with these
of his late majesty's privy council,
with numbers of others principal gen
tlemen of quality, with the lord mayor,
aldermen and citizens of London, do
now hereby with one voice consent of
tongue and heart to publish and pro-
claim that the high and mighty Prince
George Frederick Ernest Albert is
now by the death of our late sovereign
of happy memory become our only
lawful and rightful liege lord George
", by the Grace of God King of the
-'nited Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, defender of the faith, emperor
of India, to whom we do acknowledge
all faith and constant obedience with
all hearty and humble affection, be-
seechng God, by whom all kings and
queens do reign, to bless the royal
Prince George V. with long and happy
years to reign over u.s."
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-05-13
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWING BRoN.
cHlTls CAUSE OF DEATH.
IN TENTH YEAR OF HIS REIGN
Prince of Wales Succeeds to Throne at
Once-Great Britain Faces Great
est Constitutional Crisis in
Many Years.

London, May king Edward VII,
who returned to England from a vaca-
ton ten days ago in the best of health,
died at 11:45 o'clock last night in the
presence of his family, after an i'll
ness OF less than a week, which was
serious hardly more than three days.
Pneumonia, following bronchitis, is
believed to have been the cause of
death, but doctors thus far have re-
fused to make a statement Some of
the kings friends are convinced that
worry over the critical political situa.
ton, which confronted him with sleep.
less nights. aggravated if it did not
cause the fatal illness.
The intelligence that the end of
King Edwards reign had come Was
not surprise at the last. The peo.
pie had been expecting to hear it any
hour. since the evenings bulletin was