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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
WILL HAVE PARADE
ON LEES BIRTHDAY
LEE CAMP DECIDES UPON THIS
AS FEATURE OF ANNUAL GEL
ITERATION HERE.

The consultation over the best me-
thod OF celebrating the birthday OF
General K. f. Lee on January 10
has been decided. Lee Camp, Con.
federate Veterans. Friday night vot-
ed To have public parade and APP
pointed j. Thompson Brown marshal.
In the parade viii be the Richmond
Chapter. Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy. George +, Pickett Camp. JOS
eph +. Johnston Camp and A. +. Hill
Camp, Confederate Veterans. togeth-
or with the various military organi-
cations of the city, Several addresses
by prominent speakers will he deliv-
cred around camp fire that is to
be held in the Lee Camp Hall on the
night after the parade.
The camp elected the following Of
ficers for the year 1911. Commander.
John w Gordon; first lieutenant
commander, Rev Landon II. Mason
second lieutenant commander. r.
Catesby Jones. third lieutenant COM
mander. Edgar ID. Taylor, ad1utant. J.
Taylor Stratton; quartermaster. David
a. Brown, Jr.. surgeon. Or. George
Eoss: chaplain, Rev. James f. Pom
dexter. officer Of the day. George T.
Dean; treasurer w. II. Freeman: ser
geant major, W. h. Lightfoot; vidette.
r. j. II. Brewer; color sergeant. A. G.
Wrenn: color guard. George Winfree:
color guard w. r. Wood; member Of
executive committee to 1914, A. O.
Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Highland ark

Miss Carrie Eennie is here from
Farmviile Normal school. TO spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
y r. Rennte.
Mr. Clayton Holiday who has been
attending school In Pouehkeepsie, y T.,
Is home for Christmas
Miss Cora Lynn Woods. left Friday
10 visit relatives in stanton, Va.
The Rev. s. II STempleman, pastor OF
the Northsid" EaEttst church WAS the
recipient If IA liberal pounding Tuesday
evening by the members of hts church.
His many friends assembled at the
home of Airs H. & watkins and visit
ed the parsonage in body, Mr.. TEN
riemau WAS taken completely by sur
prise but. after explanations the com
pany went in AMI a social evening was
enjoyed.
Miss Adelaide Powell. of New York Is
visiting her mother. Mrs Christian
Goodall, IN Fourth avenue. who has
been quite sick
daughter, Dolly. Of Huntington. W. Va
are the guests If Mr. and Mrs ) e.
Meredith
Misses Elsie Jennings, Jennie Duval
and Matte Toker. of Norfolk. win spend
Christmas with Miss Myrtle Turner
The Rev lbupuy holiday win CON
duet services at Mizpah- Presbyterian
church SUNDAY at y, ". and at J..
NJ
There will be preaching sunday at
Highland Park Methodist church by the
pastor. Rev r., T. Merritt
At Northside Baptist church on sun.
day the services viii consist of preach
ing ~ usual by the pastor, Rev. s III.
Temple man, when special Christmas
music viii he rendered by the follow
ing choir Mr. John Fpntaine. organist
and choir director.
Sopranos Mrs. Marshall. Mrs A. +.
SPOTS. Mrs. Edd Schofer Miss Marie
Todd, Mrs Whitessde. Miss WhiteSide
alto, Miss Sallie Reynolds Miss Frances
shaver tenor, Mr., Marshall, Capt T. +,
smith bass Msssrs George shaver,
Charles Payton and Il. NJ. Mcclure.
The program Is for the morning ser
vicc; hymn, "Uark the herald angels
sing Anthem. The Lord is king
The~ Harris. HYMN, The race tina.
icing in darkness pinned. anthem, The
Holy Bate of ReGhiehem." II T. panlss
Hymn, calm on the listening ear OF
night. Hymn, "iiail to the Lords an
noiuted.
NJ The evening service, Hymn, AN
han the power of Jesus name" Hymn.
Joy la the world" solo. 20 little town
Of Bethlehem. Price. sung by Miss Marie
Todd Hymn, "Iiark the glad sound, tho
saviour comes Hymn, softly fades
the twilight rays Of the holy sabbath
daN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
rs REUNION
VERY PLEASANT AFFAIR

Around a grooming goard Friday
night the members Of Company +
LIST Regiment. for years known AZ
Anderson Light Infantry" gathered
for their annual meeting and supper
Old men. retired members and new
recruits rubbed shoulders in the Sew
enth Street Armory where the re-
union was held.
There were several speakers on
this occasion. and the history and de-
vslopment OF the famous orga nization
was reviewed by the orators. The
men to address the assemblage were
Major l.. T. Price. Major Truman A.
Parker. Captain Giles b. Cook. Cap
tain A. w. Miller. Captain J. II.
Stack and lieutenant r. +. Morris.
In the competition for the best
drilled man. which preceded the
supper. Corporal l.. c. WOODBURY. was
successful in carrying of the honor,
and was duely presentd with the
medal that goes with the distinction
by Captain {. NJ. Wallace. On be-
half OF the officers and members OF
the company Captain Wallace then
presented to the company's Captain.
James II. Stone. a beautiful mirror.
The other officers OF the command
We're likewise remembered by the
men with handsome gifts.
Lieutenant Joseph lie Masurrier, a
member of the "Old Guard" acted
as toastmaster for the supper, and
the speakers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

Miss May Edwards. OF AIS North
Twenty-fifth street. will leave this
afternoon to spend the holidays With
relatives and friends at Penoia. Va.
Miss Grace Hill. of $500 East Broad
street. will be the guest of her sister,
Mrs. l. j. Morton. Of North Court
land street, Staunton. for the holidays.
Mr.. Leroy NJ. Still, OF 27oo East
Franklin. has entirely recovered from
his recent Illness and Is able to be
out among his friends again
Miss Katie Brooks. of Elsing Green.
King William county. is the guest Tor
the holidays of her cousin, Mrs, James
Huckstep, us North Twenty seventh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robinson. OF
North TwentH-seventh street. left this
morning to spend the holidays with
the latter's parts. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Brown. of Lester Manor. King
William county.
Clarence f Hughes. Jr.. of RAN
dolph- Macon Academy, Bedford City
Is spending the holidays with his
parents on East Broad street
Mr.. James w. Wiltshire and son.
Carroll, OF Lynchburg. on Chin borazo
Boulevard en- route from Battle
Creek, Mich. to the ir home. They Will
be joined on Saturday by Mrs. Wilt
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the numerous friends who were pres
eni. The program was as follows: Gal
op 10 hdsp streabog. Missess Mary
Ltghtner. Irene yost, Alice Routt;
Cooke: Golden Star waltz" q hdsl,
Streabog. Misses Edna Bell. Lucille
.asooke LeGariiion - hds,. Leon RIM
guet. Misses Willie Brttten, Alice
Miss irene fost Meadow Play g
hdsb. Paul Hitler, Misses Edna Bell aud
Vivian Cooke behind the Scenes En-.
geImau Miss Alice Routt; March If
Marion Cooke. Mary Lightner; .he
Harehell." William Smallwood. Edna
Bell sounds from tho Ringing Rocks;
Frank Walters. Irene Yost; "Wayside
Rose. otto Fischer, Mary Ld9htnef.
Rustic Dance q hds>. Mason. Marion
Cooke and Vivian Cooke; ta) Habanesa
Chorus and March from Carmen,
George Bizil; th) Anvil Chorus. III
Troyatore." Mrs. cooke and Marion
Cooke
All the pastors Of Barton Heights
Will FIJI their respective pulpits sun
day. Special music may be expected In
he various churches Al the Baptist
an excellent musical program has been
arranged, Mrs Meltz. IF Washington.
will sing.
Master TAYLOR PITT. son Of Rev pr
lftt. who was hurt while playing ban
dy on Windenburgs Ice pond Wednes-
daN. Is improving and VIII soon he all
right.
There WAS an interesting entertain
meut given by the children of the Bar
ION Heights school at the assembly
hal1 Friday afternoon. The program
was Az follows. Song We are waiting
for old Santa" by s girls of md grade
reading. Bob Brackets Christmas DIN
ner, lucille Reams. T.. duet. Martha
ierndon and William Harding, y
high; The Christmas Snow Flakes, .
children. A song, I'VE are sleepy Iii :
Tie children. by little girls of LIST grade
recitation. Pauline Baker. 4th, song, by
cordelia Crowder. end Drill, first year
High school. recitation. Helen Ander-
son. instrumental solo. Franceg Greg
. cry, recitation. ORC Austin; duet. MAJ
gip Mckeeiy and toston Farrowi rcVf-
tation. 8 children. IL instrumental So
It,. lrnla Neteie. Night before Christ
mas from T.; piano solo. Mary Belle
Whitlock. song, Lucy and Grace Davis,
Christ mas morning, song. by from
H. Instrumental solo. Josephine fatter-
son. song, Charming weather, treston
tarroNF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
BOYS BRIGADE FORMED
AT MARSHALL STREET

very successful meeting OF the
Boys Brigade OF the Marshall Street
Christian church sunday school was
held Friday night. at which time thu
organization was about perfected and
the company drilled for some little
time. Four new applications for MEM
hership were received. which makes
the enrolment OF the brigade already
about thirty, with splendid prospects
for membership Of nifty IN 1t very
short time.
The following officers have been
selected, Viz. Commandant. Ninfrev
X. Holman, captain. W. NJ. Engard:
first eutenant. Frank Groves. second
lieutenant. VIII. Groves; sergeants,
Allen ktrnhrough and Charles kem-
per. corporal. Roy WyaI. Carter
Warrior and James Hatcher chaplain.
Rev. George W. kemper
The members al the brigade will
attend the morning service Of the
Marshall street Christian church on
Sunday in body Il hear a special
sermon hs the pastor, Rev. Georges
W. kemper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
WILL ADD SIXTY ACRES
10 OAkWOOD CEMETERY

sixty acres will be added TO Oak
wood Cemetery If the ordinance re-
commended by the Finance Commit
tee Friday night be favorably re-
cetved by the Council. and the CITY
Attorney. by the terms of the reso-
luton. Will be instructed To bring
condemnation proceedings against the
owners of all the property desired bv
the city.
only routine business Of the sever
est nature was transacted by the COM,
mittee. The pay rolls were approx
ed. but all requests for increase OF
pay were tabled until the next meet
ing.
The resolution approving the award
OF the contract for the municipal
wharf to the Raymond Concrete Pile
Company. of Baltimore, was deferred
to . special meeting. The contract
was awarded at a figure exceeding
the appropriation by over $4,000. and
as other bidders who were within the
appropriation figures have filed Il pro-
test. the committee thought il best
10 postpone action until an inyestiEa-
ttan had been made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
OPEN FIRE
ON PURSUING CLERK

Not content with rohhing Messers.
Hudson & Damiana, who run gro
Gerry store at 800 West Cary street.
of two fat turkeys Friday afternoon.
the two colored youths fired twice
at Mr.. Edward Drake. one OF the
clerks. who insisted on following them
In his attempt to recover the birds.
When he saw the turkeys taken Mr.
Drake imms diately gave the alarm,
and pursued the negroes. The three
runners had gone several squares
when the thieves seeing that Mr.,
Drake was gaining upon them. dropp-
ed their prizes and one OF them
drawing his pistol opened fire on the
clerk.
Mr.. Drake Merely brushed the bull
lets aside. howeverA and rushed at the
negroes who finding the clerk abso-
lutely fearless and apparently bull
let proof. lodged into an alley and
made their escape. leaving the tur-
keys to be carried back to the store.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
MAY APpRAISE PROPERTY
AND RELEASE PLANT

In reply to the action instissted by
g RidgcwaN Moore counsel for the
Broad Rock DistilIery Company, Judge
Rose. sitting for Judge Edmund Wad-
an. in the United States Distric,
Court. Friday issued an order appoint
ing appraisers Tor the property Of the
firm which, was seized recently by the
internal revenue officers. The order Is
the outcome of u petition on the part
Of the distiilery that the court will al
low them to RESUME operations pend
ing the settlement of the charges
against the concern.
AZ the charges are OF II technical
nature, and the hogs of the surround
ing country are dependent for feed on
the dlstillery waste. II Is probable that
the petition viii be granted by thu.
court
The work OF the appraisers was COM
pleted Friday afternoon and was i'm
mediatelS sent IN to Judge Rose. who
Is in Baltimore.
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Barton Heights

Tn" sunday school entertainments of
the Baptist church which WAS an
nouneed to take place on Tuesday
night. the eth, has been postponed iii
Thursday night, the 29th.
Miss Fannie l. Crowder, OF the state
Normal school at Farmvilla, and her
sister. Miss Lizzie r. Crowder. a
teacher Of music at Messick, Va. viii
spend the Christmas holidays at the
home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs H.
q crowder. 11s Fendall avenue Brook
land Park
Mrh W H. Cooke gave IA delightful
music recital Thursday night in her
studio. Sos Barton avenue. The SPLEEN
did program was well rendered. each
pupil making a creditable showing
The occasion Was greatly enjoyed by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Fulton News
News items may be left at Mel
sens Furniture store. or phoned
to Madison 474O.

Miss Marie Bargamin. of the Black
stone Female Institute, is home for
the holidays.
Mrs. Calvin Jones and little daugh-
ter. Alice Whitley, of Smithtleld, are
the guests Of Mrs. Jones mother Mrs.
Lewis Washer. for the holidays,
Mr. K. p. GIL. of Orange, hss re-
turned home, after short visit u
relatives and friends.
Mrs Herndon Clay was brought
nome from the Virginia hospital on
Thursday.
Special Christmas service will be
held morning and evening on Sunday
in Denny Street Methodist Episcopal
churN, Preaching by the Rev. Y. w
Bargamin. pastor. Special music by
the choir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

OTHER DEALS SCARCE

With the execution ot II sale of SOME
consequence put through by Pollard Il
Ragby, real estatt agents of Richmond
appeardo have had rather a quiet week
This sale was thu transfer of the three
story brick sto.c at 14o2 East Main
street from Charles 4. Brown To T.. ".
Hessberg. the price being 100000 1t
Is understood that Mr.. IIessberg ac-
auired the property chiefly because he
owned stores on both sides NJ it,
The fact that everybody Is thinking
about Christmas il the reason times are
rather duh with them. the realty men
say. After the holidays they expect
business 10 pick mp.
Saturday afternoon from to i
o'clock Pollard & Bagby will he at home
to their friends at hoe East Main
street. and on this occasion shop talk
will he strictly barred. Refreshments
will he served
chamber Site Favored.
In the building line interest continues
u center about the skyscraper which
1t Is proposed to erect on the Chamber
OF Commerce site or on some other
suitable location Latest information
Is 10 the effect that the structure will
nnst probably ~ up or the Chamber
site. Directors If the First National
Bank and the Richmond, trederfcks-
approved genera plans for building
on THIS site, but it is understood that
the project, in some of its details has
not proved altogether acceptable To the
directorate of the hesapeake and Ohio.
the third member of the syndicate
which proposes io erect the building.
No Decision Reached.
ihe chesapeake and Ohio directors
considered the matter recently In
81
decision. 1t il thought likely thar
they may take it up at special meet
ing before their next regular session
in January. Both the directors and
otncers are understood to be heartily
IN favor OF the project and will prob
amy come to some agreement with
the other two parties to the project
at an early date.
The option on the site eentainues
until March l, and the price involved
is S233, 900.
Within the next few days bids on
the proposed new public school nt
/ thlna and Pine streets will be open
cd This school VIII he named as
Miss Grace e. Arents. philanthropist.
Bids on the new Catholic military
college in the West End Will also be
opened in a few DAYS
Veto Not Material.
The fact that Mayor Richardson
vetoed the Council ordinance proVId-
| ing for the purchase of the I'D Ford 9
Hotel for additional municipal pur-
poses Vii ldelaY tho acquisition of
] this property. hut Will not materially
affect II otherwise. The Mayor failed
to attach his signature To the ordi-
nance because of some technicalitv.
! which can readily be remedied. it Is
stated
SfXty-seNen architects submitted
designs for the Confederate Battle
Abbey u be erected in the West End
These plans were received by Mayor
Richardson during the week, and viii
shortly be turned over to the special
committee for examination and award
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false pretense that would DELAY ana ais :
credit the very thing he advocates In
the abstract.
IL Is for the people. ana for them
alone. tn put into the hearts of their
congressman the fear al RI" "oters be-
lated realization that any lack pf sup =
port ~ real pesreels post will be due,
IA il aIWars has been due. Ia suhserV- :
icn. "f one ~ the most oppressive
and the least desensihle Of all the law
LrealNing mononolieS.
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2 left In person at the

shire and sons, Matthew and Parkin.
and the family Will he the guests OF
relatives for the holidays,
Miss Lima Huckstep. of Pals King
William county. will be in the city
next week to attend the Lynch Huck-
step nuptials Oh Wednesday.
Mr. Eugene BeaZiey. Of North
~snty-t3tth street. VIII leave to-
morrow to spend the holidays with
friends in Caroline
Mrs. j. Mat. Davis IL suffering from
n sprained ankle. caused by j fall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
OFFICER WHO KILLED NEGRO
NINDIC ATED N Court

\ preliminary hearing IN the case of
Deputy Sheriff w. w. Sydnor. of Hen
rica. arrested an tie charge of killing
OTIS Taylor, eolored, In the Parrish
brick yard Last Tuesday. was held Fri
aaF morning before Justice puryear
and the prisoner discharged Mr.. sgd
nor IL now free man, and thu case
viii net he carried farther.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
MAYNARD GIVENJOB
OF CLEANING BASINS

The council committee on water
Friday night awarded the contract
fer cleaning cut the city reservoir 10
Messrs. y. W. Maynard * Company
for se.2ss over II dozen bids were
received the highest being si0,eao.
only $4,000 has been appropriated for
the wark. but the finance committees
sent word that The additional s2s4sf
would be forthcoming as soon as need
ed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
RECONCILIATION or JACK
CIDAHN AND WIFE RI MORED

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Dee. 24.-Ru-
mors of reconciliation between
Jack" Cuda ny, the Kansas city pack
or and his divorced wife. were renewed
to-day when Cudahy arrived to visit
his three little daughters. who are IN
a convent here, His former wife viii
arrive tomorrow and will spend Christ
mas day with the children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
INSANE ALIEN ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE IN NORFOLK

NOFOLk, VA. Dec 24-Alexander
Donaldson. an Ehglishman. of unsound
mind, held for deportation. escaped
from ST. Vincent's Hospital yesterday
afternoon and attempted to Commit
suicide by throwing himself under a
Norfolk and Western train. He was
restrained by witnesses and IL now
held In the jail hospital for the Fede-
raj Immigration authorities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
THREE NEGROE ARE
FATALLY BURNED

NEW ORLEANS, LA. Dec. "a
Fire in the Baronne street business
district early to-day caused property
loss estimated at 100000. The flames
attacked the Shubert Theatre. but
were extinguished after the structure
had been damaged to the extent OF
about $4,000. Three negroes were
fatally burned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Vnginia-Ohio Oil Co.
ncofpordtra,
A7-3lS American National Bank Building
Rchrsnd. Virginia

December 20, 1910.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD or
Directors Of this Company held this
day, a dividend of one and one -half
per cent was declared on the aari-
tai stock. from the earnings Ut the
Company. payable January Is, ISL
Checks will be mailed
Transfer books Viii be closed JAu-
nary s, 1911,
JOS u. MGtSTGnAfERY.
xreAapfs6
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Christmas Holiday Rates
Via Southern Railway.

Very low fares to points In the
South, Southeast and Southwest For
rates, dates Of sale, limit. etc. call
on ticket agent or write
$. +. BURGESS. y. p A.,
Richmond Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

The jury in the Law and Equity
Court Friday afternoon allowed
Messrs, Straith IL Son one cent dam
ages in the suit brought by them
against Mr.. A. \, Pettigrew. of Wash
ington Ward. The suit grew out of
certain Manchester contracts In
volving the transfer of some South
side real estate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

Call TELEGRAM; phone your holi-
day greeting TO WESTERN TNION;;
delivered on especially prepared, APP
propriate blanks. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

70 Establish q. Creamery.
HARRISONBCR0. VA, Dec. 34.-Dr
Carrie Chase Davis. OF Washington, ID.
c.. has been spending several weeks In
fishing q cooperative creamery at Elk
Ton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Ex.leuisiator Herr.

Colonel w. r. HowIe, Of F'ergnson's
Wharf, Isle Of Wight county. is visit
ing friends in Richmond. Colonel
Howle was for three terms a member
Of the State isegislature from ais
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
HERE IS A CHANCE FOR EVERYONE
$4,000 Paid in CASH PREMIUMS

In addition 70 rsdeeming my WRITTEN
f10NATUREe cut from YOUNGERs
PACKAGE ROASTED COrFEES IN
one pound Packages: and COUPONS
bsorino MP srritfen 1onaturss in I, 2, 2 l-2.
and pound Tin Packages 1t the rate
II one cent PEI pund. will pay in CASH
$4,000 to the consumers turning in the
largest number Of my WRITTEN SIG.
NATURES. or COUPONS beaetng my
wythsa signatures bv January LIST. 1911
DtatribueAd N follows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
SirRinian Want Ads. VIII bring you
hnfes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
RE-ExTENprNG CHARTER.

CERTIFICATE RE-ExTENDING CHARTER
TRxAsrnY DEPaRrMENT,
JyvIcE or CoMPrnOLLER or THE CvEkENcY.
wAszrMoroS, u. c.. DECEMBER 7. 1910,
WuBnnAs. by satisfactory evidence presented
20 the undersigned, il has beer made 10 appear
hat The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND, located in the CITY Of RICH.
MOND. in the County OF HENRICO and State
81 VIRGINIA. has complied with all the provisions
Of the Act Of Congress ITO enable National Bank
Ing Associations to extend their corporate exist
sace and for other purposes" approved July ~,
1882. ~ amended by the Act approved April IL
1909
NOW, THEREFORE, I. LAWRENCE O,
MURRAY
COMPTROLLER THE CrRREScy,
do hereby certify that The MERCHANTS Ma
TIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, located IN
the CITY Of RICHMOND, in. the County 81
HENRiCO and State Of VIRGINIA is authorised
10 have succession for the period specified in ita
amended articles OF association; namely, until
eiose OF business on DECEMBER 7, 1880.
III TESTIMONY WHKEEov. witness my hand AND
Seal OF office this SEVENTH day Of DECEMBER
1870
LAWRENCE O. MURRAY.
COAvT1oLLEa THE CuRaENcY.
SAari1x M 1854 Extension No. loN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Scheme Exposed.

I'VE have already exposed the latest
Hitchcock proposal 90 authorize the de-
livery on rural sIe. delivery routes of
eleven pound parcels as being in reality
Il recommendation IN increase the pro-
fits by lesserling the expenses uf cx-
press companies and TO deludc the pco-
pie with IA cheat and Il sham
And Presideut Taftn as is his Gus
tom contents himself with approx ing
tke good principle while ipdorNine the