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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28
ARMY AND NAVAL SECRETS.
Orders for Safeguarding Information Of
a Confidential Nature.

Orders for the further safeguarding
of naval information of confidential
nature which might be of aid to a
foreign power were issued at the Navy
Department yesterday. The instruc-
tions sent out are in accordance with
recent legislation by Congress making
it an effort against the United States
to disclose military or naval secrets to
oreigners, or to spy upon United States
military or naval operations or works.
The order follows:
"No person belonging to the Navy
or employed under the Navy Depart
meut shall convey or disclose, by oral
or written communication, publications
or any other means, except as may be
required by his official duties, any in
formation whatever concerning the ma
val or military establishment or forces,
or concerning any person, thing, plan
or measure pertaining thereto, or any
information that might be of possible
assistance to foreign power, without
the express approval of the Navy De-
partment, and all articles containing
detailed information concerning the
naval establishment or forces shall be
submitted before publication to the
Navy Department, division of opera
tons, or the fleet Office of naval intelli-
gence for scrutiny.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28
TO RETAIN Mr.. HARDY.
Chief Clerk in Executive Office To
Serve Under New Governor.

IT is understood that Governor. elect
7. /. Goldsborough has notified MIR.
Carl Hardy, Chief Clerk in the Execu-
tive Office, that his services will be
necessary to the incoming administra-
ton for the next four years. Mr.
Hardy has occupied his present posi-
ton for sixteen years, and has proved
himself of invaluable service to four
Governors. Always thoughtful. cour-
teous, patient and untiring in his eff
forts to please. and always faithful
and conscientious in the performance
OF his duty, Mr.. Hardy has won the
confidence and esteem of all who know
him and his removal from this office he
has so efficiently and capably filed
would be calamity to the Executive
Department and the city of Annapolis.
Mr.. Hardy was originally appointed
by Governor Lloyd Lowndes, and was
retained by Governors John Walter
Smith, Edwin Warfeld and the present
Governor, Austin l.. Crothers. Mr..
'foldbsorough was elected Comptroller
at the election of 1897, two years after
the election of Governor Lowndes. sue
ceeding Robert p. Graham, who had
been elected in the landslide of 1895.
1t is asid that Mr.. Graham will in ali
probability be selected as Secretary of
State by the Governor elect.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28
WEEK OF PRAYER.
First Week in the New Year Observed
in the Churches Subjects.

The services arranged by the Minis
ters' Union of Annapolis for the week
of prayer are as follows:
The services commence Monday
night, January l, 1912, at s O'Clock
and continue until Friday night. Keep
these dates open so you can attend.
Monday night at Maryland Avenue
M. E. Church, Rev. George S. Bell,
leader. Subject "The Vital Need of
the Holy Spirit"
Tuesday night, at St. Martins Luth-
eran Church, Rev. Thomas c. Bird,
leader. Subject, Conversion from
SIM"
Wednesday night, at the First Pres
byterian Church, Rev. Walter G.
Mcneil, leader Subject, "The New
Life"
Thursday night, at College Avenue
Baptist Church, Rev. James L. Smiley
and Rev. Alexander Bielaski, leaders.
Subject, "The Fruits of Christ's Love
in the Human Heart"
Friday night, at the First M. E.
Church, the Rev. Conrad Sprenger,
leader. Subject, "We are Laborers
Together With God"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28
PRICE ONE CENT.
DEATH OF FIRE VICTIM.
Little Lillian Goodman Passes Away at
The Emergency Hospital as the
Result Of Burns-COnscious
Almost to the Last.

Just at half-past ten O'Clock this
morning at the Emergency Hospital
little Lillian Goodman, age six years.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Lee
Goodman, passed away from earth
to heaven.
The child's death was the result Of
burns she suffered on Tuesday night
at her home on Maryland avenue.
Almost to the last little Lillian was
conscious, and last night talked with
her parents and uncle, Mr.. Louis
Stern, who visited her at the hospital.
the latter taking her a doll which she
noticed and seemed pleased with.
A change for the worse, however,
took place last night, and high tenn
perature developed. The little pa-
tient grew worse and death this morn
ing released her from suffering. No
arrangements have been made for
the funeral, but the body will be
taken TO Baltimore for burial.
The child's death is peculiarly sad.
She was burned the night after
Christmas by an apron she had tied
about her neck catching fire to stove
nearby where a lid was off. Soon the
little girl was on fire, and ran, blaz-
ing torch, into the street. She was
so badly burned that pieces of charred
flesh dropped from her little body.
The child's mother. in attempting
TO put the fire out, had her hands very
badly burned, one finger being burned
to the bone. The tragedy resulting
in the child death has thrown n pail
over this community, and the parents
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
Mr.. Goodman, the child's father, is
one of the leading and most progress
sive business men in the town. and
large circle of local business friends
offer coincidence in his present be-
reavement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28

c..I. School Festival at First
Methodist Church.

.-..tras festival OF the First
........ garach will be held tonight
sunday School Room Of the
b. Taa~e Wili be a program Of
.a-. ..e main school. and a cradle
.trer exercises by he prim-
-,...gt A beautiful cantata
a.' ge rendered, entitled In
s..-.. g.. the King. -.
...t.ta p1rtrays three Wise Men
..g no ind the king. They tell
.rrag ig a song that they
a.st pictures the shepherds
over their Gocks. There
s... r.gr the scene a company
."... .nard children, who in reel
.. -urv tell of the babe at
s..... Then "a chorus represent
... heavenly hosts sings or the
...-. Gas. The entire company
.ral.m8 of praise which well
t.a .'aI aay of Christ.
r.. .a3 viii take the parts in the
....-. are as follows. The Wise
.. W.#. kalmcy, Vincent Russell,
#.I Shepherd Children, Mary
.-..ss lf.0alalm. Elizabeth Anderson,
,r.. Frank. Marguerite Mahncke.
.f.r... Jewell Kenneth Vansant, Les
.+-r...r 5olo.ats, Frances Rullman,
,r... +. mayer. Reader, Elizabeth
r.-u Chorus, Elizabeth Davis, Mar
.-.ear. Mary Muuroe, Laura
o... Elizabeth MunrOe, Eleanor
I.#. Elizabeth Nanasnt Reba viii
g.rsa.a Taylor, Maud Westphal
rEr. Crosby TheIma Sunbeam, Edith
Ga...r.. Thelma Bsalor Pianist,
....t. ft.tNpF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28

The Orphans Court in special session
this morning received for probate the
last will and testament of Mrs. Gather
inc Tyler, which was dled with the
Register of Wills December 26. The
will was executed on September 20.
1911, and witnessed by Geo. A. Basil,
Richard G. Meade, and w. &. Gran
dali. Her son Howard Tyler. is named
as executor. She leaves all of her
property, consisting. of two lots and
dwellings to her children. share and
share alike.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28

The Pythian Sisters, Of Friendship
Temple No. will give dance on New
Years at the City Assembly Rooms.
This is the annual dance given by the
Pythian Sisters and is always a most
enjoyable and happy occasion. Music
will be furnished by a Naval Academy
orchestra and dancing will begin at 3
O'Clock. For particulars see ad. in an
other column.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28
Legislator a Benedict.

Frederick Stone Posey, member elect
of the Maryland Legislature from
Charles county, editor and attorney Of
La Plata, was married to Miss Ger
trude Spearmer Lancaster, of Rock
Point, Charles county, in the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, at Wash
ington, yesterday morning. Rev.
Samuel j. Peck, pastor of Holy Ghost
Catholic Church, officiated.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28
GRAND JURY RECALLED
REV. CRAIG CENSURED
Judge Brashears in Charge Grand Jury Refers to His
Allegations as for Purpose of Cheap Notorety.
TO INVESTIGATE JOHNsON's LYNCHING
However the Jury VIII First Dispose of the Tyler Murde
Case-Mrs. Robinson One of the Winesses

The present grand jury headed by
David o. Parlett, one of the most
respected citizens of Annapolis. who
is not even remotely connected with
politics, had in its membership eleven
men who are notoriously independent
and unapproachable in political mat
ters. Five of these are Prohibition
lists and three of thee five were candi-
dates on the Prohibition ticket in the
recent election.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28
Engagement Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Chance
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Mary Alice, to Mr.. Harry
Kaylor MetZger. who is employed in the
office of the Superintendent of the u.
S. Naval Academy. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28

The highest Christmas bush in Anna
polls is that of the Elks. This Christ
mas tree of Annapolis Lodge, B. P. o.
E. stands some IS feet all. The Elks
Christmas bush is on top of the Elks
flag pole in front of their Home, State
House Circle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-28
DO 1T NOW!

Give your friends years subscrip-
uon to the Evening Capital for
New Years gift.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
NICHOLSON


The principal of Nicholson and
Louisiana schools, Mr.. 8. p. Duke,
has reported to Dr. J. A. G.. Chand-
Ter, superintendent, the following LIST
OF pupils on the roll OF honor for
the month ending Feb. rs.
Honor pupils are those who have
obtained the rating A on scholarship,
based upon the work Of the entire
month. who are perfect in department
and who have no unexcused cases OF
absence or hardness against them.
ID Grade--R Ruth Brown.
A Grade--Ruth Romer.
b Grade---EIaxel Andrews, Jessie
Atkinson. Dewey Gottwaid. Louise
Kerr.
A Grade---Mamie Chfldress, Maud
Jacobs, Nellie Snead. Rebie Thorpe.
u Grade-Bertha Samuels. Ruth
Eacho.
5 A Grade--Katherin Edwards,
Mary Schmidt.
Il Grade-Mary Perdue.
A Grade-Edith Kersey. Gladys
Parker. Lille Walker, walter Con-
RAIDS, Freddie Rohiusop. Kenneth
O'Connor. Stanley Wood.
-3 b Grade--.Kate Metxger. Susie
White. ThAlrna Christian. Raymond
Carter. Garland Carter. Ciemon
Hedgepeth, Willie Ferguson. Ramon
RichArds, Dolly Cottrsli. Mary Ma
hons. Mary Nanoley, Margaret
1hrockmorton. Josie Welsh, LtSsis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
BOARD FIRES TWO
WATER employees
NORFOLK MAYOR. HOWEVER,
SAYS INVESTIGATION HAS
BEEN A .BUCkEr OF
"wHTTEWAsH"

Especial to The Richmond Nirginiah' -
NORFOLK, VA. March l5.-Ta
ing its share OF the blame and CEN
surfing two of the employees or the
water department for their part in
the matter. the board Of control yes
terday dismissed T. Il. pornin, en-
sineer In charge, ard j. Held.
chief clerk of the water department,
on the charge OF negIect OF duty in
falling 10 collect a bin Of more than
200 from the Norfolk County
Water Company for water furnished
by the city.
That the water department failed
TO send the blu as IL should have done
was attributed by the board To the
lack OF cooperation between the en-
gineer in charge and the chief clerk
ana In the decision made 1t plain
that personal differences between the
employees of the department would
not he permitted TO interfere with
the work OF the department.
II was brought out that there has
not been any friendly feeling between
MIR Dornin and MIR. Reid for some
time and that while the engineer iri
charge failed TO send the readings of
the meters to the clerk, because he
was III for a month and overlooked
the matter. the CHIEF clerk should
not have waited for these readings,
knowing In an unofficial way that the
Norfolk County Water Company was
getting water from the city for which
IL was not paving. The board censur-
ed itself because Il neglected to off,
cially notify Mr.. Reid of the con-
tract between the city and the Nor
folk County Water Company.
Mayor Riddick characterizes the
decision as a bucket of whitewash'
and says he may have an investigation
OF his own.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
MADISON

B Grade--Edward Lilly, Dan Size
bert, Mary Allen. Ruby Tiller, Hazel
Tyree. Carrie TAliaferro, CorAiease
Bennett, Dorothy Smith. Aurelia
Davis. Robbie Harton, Ivy Jones,
Frances Sotkes Violet Land.
A Grade--Louise Wassmer, VIII
liam Pettway.
B 0rade--Stuart McGary, Minnie
Smith. William Gift, Gertrude Fos-
ter. Mary Coleman. Rita Baker.
6 A Grade-Elizabeth Baker. Eliza
beth Butterworth. Fannie Davis. vir-
ginia Thornton. George Bott.
6 II Grsde--Austin Brockenbrough.
Evelyn Burton. Lucille Jones, Carrie
A drade--Florence Bauer. Mamie
Crump. Leonora Dalton. Ruth Rob-
erts. Stuart Sims, Juliet Woods0n.
b Grade--Myrtie Bianton. Mary
Blakeiey. Martha Davis. Helen Wat
son.
r Grade---wfiiie Cordle, Elirabe
Edwards. Louise Land. Thelma Phil
lips, Grace Powell
A Grade--Arthur Evans, Edgar
Fleet. Gordon Slower. Annie Brooks,
Pauline Jonesh. Mary Wilkinson.
b Grade-Emiiy Bott, Agnes Dor
sett. Alton Grifith. Boyce Moody,
Charlotte Walden. John Walsh, vir-
ginia Whipple.
b Grade-~Mary Bowls, Oma Cole
man, Marion Howle. Phyllis Leadbet-
ter. Cecil Page. Otis Powell, william
Woodson.
) A Grade--Mary Myrtis Cox. Bes-
sic Graves. Henrietta Grotx, Jennie
Schools Ruth Roach, Chesley Bur-
russ. Herbert Clark.
A Grade---0ertrude Cottreli, Mary
Shearin.
2 b Grade--Kenneth Goode, John
Staxer, Lois Wiltshire, Virginia Davis,
Leighei Tiller, Eleanor Cox, Magda-
line Nunnaily.
2 b Grade---Thomas Freeman,
Lorenzo Gtahl. Bonnie Sturman, Alice
Bugg. Mary Merchant. Elya McCand-
lish Louise Crawford.
IA Grade--William Bentley, .Cren.
shaw Briggs. Harvey Harris. Stuart
Lawrence. Milford Sims, Ross South
ward. Max Stein. Hazel BohanaB,
Ruth Butler. Audrey Frederick. viz
ginia Harxrave. Virginia Howell De-
shnrah Present. Virginia Spiers. Eliza-
beth Warren.
B Grade--rreddie Francis, Lin
wood Foster. Amber 0laxebrook.
James Hare. Emmanuel king. Lewis
Kline. Russell Nankin, Joseph Napier.
Andie Soukup. willard Seay, Ida nur-
ton. Princess Echols, Mamie EN-
mons. Elinor Fry. Helen Leadbetter.
Katie Mckinney. Csroiena Stein,
Aeline Wann.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
HONOR ROLL, OF
PUBLIC SCHOOL S

Alice SchoGeId, Edward woodfin,
Christina Strailman. Mabel Valentine,
Mabel Smith.
Grade-Karl Goldman, Leander
Manhart. Carey Mountcastle. William,
Woody. John Bland, Ernest Elaminia,
John Ford, Fred Keilam, Oswald
knight. Billy Mallory. Melville
Slaughter, Walker Womack. Cathleen
Carter. Virginia Grubbs, Margaret
Hnase. Margaret Lane. Addie Lead
better. Catherine Lynch, Preston
Walsh. Doris Cogle.
] Grade-Maxine Bendh elm, Hell
en- Gambler. Gladys Clapooi. vir-
sinia Elan. Gwendolyn Hatcher. Ger
trude Judah, Adele Levitt. Miriam
Norment. George Priddy. Cora Page,
Charles Ready, Margaret Saunders,
Mary Bowe Sims. Ruth Thompson,
Tyler Waggaman, Elizabeth Watson,
Ethel White. John williams, Marion
Wood.
A Grade-Mildrsd Ferguson
Martha Harrison. Marvin Hester, Ma
rietta Mauck, Elizabeth Peasants,
Thomas sweeney Marie Tayior. Edith
Wright.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15

Batterby, Tom Gaulding. Aubrey CD
dings, Louis Morgan. Joseph. Mctee.
Otis Nichols, Levy Seay. Willie rate.
3 A Grade--Louis kocen, Arthur
Tyler, Grace Bargamin, Celeste
Eacho, Gladys Lee. Mary Martin,
Annie Featherstone.
9 b Grade-Alice Carter, Marie
Holmes, Bessie Mathews. Mary
Mathews, Thelma Whitlow. Bernard
Kerr, Wilson Luck, Joe Metzger, Ed
ward Rogers, Willie Taylor. Robert
W-hitlow.
2 A Grade-vernell AGREE, Lena
Harmon. Mary McCauley. Josephine
John Boulware. An
drew Dillon, John McNamee, Willie
Neagle. DIN Hicks
A Grsde--Everett McCauley.
Julius McCauley. Wesley Markham.
Bertha Dowdy, Elizabeth Gatewood,
Edith Mays. Irene Richards, Maude
Wilkinson.
Louisiana SCHOOL,
b Grade--Grace Barker, Lille
Daniel, Louise Hancock. Glenys Kane.
BERTHA Meadow. Esteiie Martin. u
dean Patrick. Edward Parrish, Fran
cis Tneney, Beulah Reynolds.
B--George Currie. Edward En-
roughly, Tom johnson. Joe Mathews.
Archie Parrish. Robert Throckmor-
ton, Joseph Whitlow, Charlotte Blair,
Virginia Gay. Birdie Jones, Clara
Moss, Theima shepperd, Gladys
Stagg
A Grade--Randolph Alley. Lin
wood Barker, Bernard Johnson, Della
Austin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
CHIMBORAZO

6 B Grade--Marian Alley. wortley
Dickerson. Gladys Davis, Celeste De-
vote, Alfred Dietrich, Lucille Gwath-
mey, Carleton Parrish, Esther
Strange, Leo TYSON.
A Grade--Isla Coates, Katie Ro-
per, Elsie Stovall. Lizzie Tenant.
Charles Watson.
b Grade-Dorothy Guthrie. Mary
Stuart. Garland James, Ruth Throck-
morton, May Burruss, Louise Gibson.
A Grade--Russell Cobb, Hugh
Hardwicke, Carroll Tyler. Russell
IRISH, Louise Brittle, Alice Goode, Alice
McFadden.
Il Grade--Mervin Griffen, Maui
rice McGhee. Mary Alexander, Katie
Battige. Helen Goodman, Aureiia
Goodman, Alma Hewlett, Belle Hob
son, Roberta Pearce.
4 A Grade---Zobedia Cousins. Cur
tia Garrison Louise Liggan. Edwin
Mitchell, Efma Smith, Alice strick'
land.
3g Grade--Catherine Bayliss, Rob
ert Estes, Laura Gwathmey. Berke-
ley Gordon. Lottie Harris. Elizabeth
Lincoln, Mary olphin. Mary Seal.
a drade--Myrtie Traylor. Elva
Wright.
"a Grade---wiliard Allen, Tom
Christian. May Clark, HARDWOOD Null
ford, Florence Ziesmer.
. A Grade---Alvy Bartholomew,
Herman. Batkins Howard Chiidrey,
Hazel Parker. Evaline Peers. Hester
! b arade--EimA Ashton. Andrew
Bottoms Willie clopton, Billy Hop
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15

Lindner, Christine Moncure, Mary
Richardson. Powers Sadler. HALLE
Sanders.
o b Grade.
Roll of Ionor---Ccieste Carleton.
Louise Gernmeil. Mildred Gibble, Bers-
nice Gordon, Inex Murphy. Mary Phil
lips. Caroline pettus. Viola Saunders,
Mary Wagner.
Roll OF Honorary Hutchinson.
Rosa Meyer. Nellie Repass
b Grade.
Roll of Honor--Paui Hatcher, ASH
er Hartman. Walter Moss, Raymond
Wright. Helen crone. Ruth billiard.
Grace Roberts, Murriei Wood. Estells
Walker.
8 A Grade.
Roll OF Honor--Lena Cuipeper. Ma.
BILE Dunford. Helen Dennis, Margaret
Morrisetfe, Louis Perlin, Martha Sad.
Ter. Rosa shelton. Sarah Turner. Elix.
abeth Wall. Jennie Weisiger. Helen
Wilkes.
b Grade.
Roll Of Honor--Theresa Moesta.
A Grade.
Roll OF Honor--I4ouise Dawes. Mar.
Earet Cartwright, John Hall. James
Roberts. Eneas Fletcher. Willie coi-
quit.
Roll OF Honor--Earle Bethel. Sam
Birch.
A Grade.
Roll Of Honor--Gladys Olson.
George Hutinson. Harry Parker.
h Grade.
Roll of Honor-Eugene Banks. Ed.
win Buck. Joseph Hall. Gladys Riley.
3 A Grade.
Roll Of H0nor---Jean Craig. Isa-
belle Atkinson. Holdt Burlington.
I B Grade.
Roll OF Honor--Wiilie Johns.
A Grade.
Roll OF Honor Edward Leftwich.
Louise Theimer. Anna Belle Wright.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
STONEWALL JACKSON
Il Grade-Edmund Rucker.

6 b Grade-Mildred Craig. Gay
Francis, Ruth HARRISON. Alfredo
HARDWOOD. JefYries Heinrich, Margaret
Miller. Catherine Minor. Louise Sale,
Louise Stanfield Helena Wigan.
Sanford Beazley. Reid Diggs, Elliott
Drinard, Richard Elan, Lawrence
Newman. Albert Rothschild. Henry
Wood, Ralph Robey.
s A Grade-Mary Dudley, Ned
Flanagan, Robert Lyle. Griffith Nc
Rec, Arthur Peasants, Sewell Wing
field. Edward Willingham.
s d Grade--Millard Cox. Margaret
Cottrell, Flora Hutzler. Dolphine
Manhart. Theresa Pollak, Eleanor
Schofield.
Duke, Mary Maynard. Mimic Moore,
Albert Claypool, Bernhard Gasser,
Elixabet Sydnor, Neya Tompkins.
b Grade-Avis Hillsman, Violet
Vaughan. Ellis Jones. Bessie De VOL
Rex Goode. Frances Heindl, Dudley
Heinrich Helen Hickerson.
b Grade--Margaret Carter. Car
olyn Mckee, Louise Metzger. Edith
oliver. Helen Taylor.
A Grnde--Jane Eubank, Helen
johnson, Marie Jordy. Dora Lewis.
GLADYS TnQmaS. fNphdut Vlfis. JCst-
phine winston. James Cottrell, Rus
sell Drinkard.
Il Grade---Bsntley Cox. McIlwaine
Frazer. Warren Hundiey. David RAM
say. Robert Stoltz. Fred Wilmer, Fran
ces August, Elizabeth Bartol. Mary
Davis. Virginia Diggs. May Lockland..
sarah Lee, Jessie Long. Frances Mel
ton. Bessie Moon. Emily Shuman.
Margaret Valentine, Marion Wharton.
Q p Grade---Louis Clarke. Carey
rrenshaw, Irs.-g tfooch. Virginia
Long
9 A Grade-Eioise Richardson. Joe
White, August Dietz, Claude waugh
an. William Smith.
2 y Grade--Claude Andrews. Gin
ton Bandy. william Jordan. George
Manhart, Edward Seaton. Estelle I:a-
zelgroye. Minnie Jones, Viola Taylor.
3 B Grade-George Dunn. Virginia
Spicer, Gladys Snidar. Samuel Nc
Rec. Alice Sinton. Cora johnson. Eliz-
abeth Dietrich. elizabeth Chesterman,
Etha Smith, Theodore Rothschild.
Edward Caiish, Allison Burns, Waite
Nelson. Elizabeth Butler.
2 A Grade Gertrude Ehel, Will
liam Cottreil, Harold Dudley, Kinsey
Melton. Howard IAeafeld. Louise
Moore. william James Mcdowell. Ly-.
din earvay. Harry Schwarzschlid
Ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
BIG POWER COMPANY
FORMED AT SAEISRURY

SALISBURY, y. c.. March IA
There was organized here Tuesday
81, zee, o0e water-powers company un-
DER North Carolina charter. The
name of the company Ia the Virginia
Power Company. DR. j. j. Mott of
Statesville, y. c., has been the moving
spirit behind the big organization.
For rome time DIR. Mott has quiet
ly been purchasing waterpower sites
on Virginia rivers and has turned
over the deeds to such site to the new
company. covering more than 100, 900
horse power.
1t il understood that most OF the
water-power secured and which the
Virginia Power Company now owns
Is on the New River. and that tho new
company viii begin at an early date
TO develop its property, and fener-
ate electricity for both power and
light purposes.
DIR. Mott and his associates assert
that they have more power than the
Southern Power Company. which has
been acquiring and developing water
power sites in North Carolina and
South Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
POWHATAN

b Grade--Niora Du Val, Virginia
puliiam, Marie Rudd. Claude Beta.
A Grade Margaret Brooks, Ethel
Apperron. Katherine Gwathney, Hazel
Link. Mildred Snellings.
b Grade--Ressa Adams, Cornelia
Pass. ELLEN Bowen.
8 A drade--Helen Greenwood. Ruth
Rosspn. Margaret Bailey.
B-2 0rade--MAy Dunn
AS urade-Neil Appsrson. Rob.
ert Mallory. 81 s.' y ss- s.sss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
OMtiaJs to Visit.

State Commander W. Mcdonald
Lee and Adjutant- General Nathan u.
Forrest. Of the United Sons Of Con-
federate Veterans. will pay an official
visit To X. Il. Lee Camp No. l. Sons
OF Confederate Veterans, at a special
meeting to be held at S:15 O'Clock
Wednesday night at the Business
Mems Club on the top floor N the
American National Bank Building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

A decided storm condition Is CEN
trail this morning In the east Lake
Region. from which section II In domi-
mating the weather conditions from
Minnesota TO Massachusetts and south
ward over most OF the Middle Atlantic
tensiye area of fair weather that COW
ers the country from the Mississippi
Valley TO the Pacific Coast. 1t Is ac-
compsnied by falling temperatures
over the Northwestern States. and
readings OF zero to degrees below
zero were taken in Minnesota this
morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
Removal Notice.

Lot owners. and those having business
With the Company, win please take notice
that tho office OF Hollywood Cemetery
Company has been moved from the
Chamber Of Commerce building, TO rooms
no. 32i and 322 (3rd floor in The Amer
lean National Bank Building.
b. G. WHERRY,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-15
Steamer Record Broken.

NEW YORK.--Sixty-three steam
ers. with freight tonnage of 200.6<a
arrived at New York Monday and
Tuesday. breaking the record for two
consecutive days.