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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14

A pretty wedding occurred at the
home OF Rev. Mr.. Ulvestad in this city.
when Miss Emma Rusley was united
IN marriage to Aanen Hanson, both of
kindred. Mr.. Hanson is one OF Kin
dred's young blacksmiths, who has es-
taolished q business which has proven
successful
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14

Miss Jessie THOMPSON Of Ayr Id Wis
iting her sister, May Thompson, al
Ceres hall
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14

Miss Sam Hall Of Minneapolis spen
the last week with Mrs MarshaII
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14

A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied Tuesday evening at the home of
the bride in Bismarck, when Ralnh
FORSYTH and Miss May Pollock, both
Well known young people Of that city.
We're united In marriage. After a
snort honeymoon trip the young couple
VIII return to Bismarck, where they
will make their home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14

Announcement OF Miss Elizabeth
Faint's marriage to Enaes Mackenzie.
on Oct. 8, has been received. It viii
De remembered that Miss Faint was
the penmanship and drawing teacher
IN the public schools of Wahepton for
number Of years. They will be at
home after Dec, Is at Strathallan.
Queenstown, South Africa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14

Or. Farrage returned this morning
to bis practice nj Warwick, N. D.,
after . consultation In this city with
DR.. CaIlander In regard to Mrs. q. L.
Copeland. who IL d sister OF Mrs. FAR
rage. Mrs. Fafrage accompanied her
husband to this city and win spend the
weekend with her sister.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
EVENING MEAL At
LAUREL SCHOOL

Appearing before the boys at the
evening meal. Governor Mann visited
the Laurel Reform School few days
ago and the executive says he was well
pleased with what he saw and heard.
The Governor vert out to the tnstitu-
ton for bad boys without any previous
announcement Just dropped In 80
20 speak on the incorrigibie kids and
he is OF the opinion that they age.
not such a bad lot and that there In
"A great deal OF good in the worst OF
them.
Governor Mann expressed himself an
we'll pleased with the management OF
the school. Every thing was found
neat and tidy and there was every In
dicatiou that the boys were well fed.
He said some of the little fellows had
five or six rolls at their places and
when he laughingly asked what they
were goin~ to do with SO much bread,
the urchings glibly replied "eat UNI
up"
The Governor said he was told that
some evenings as many as 1900 roffa
were cooked for supper
When the boys had furnished their
report. Governor Mann made them 4
short address telling them how much
easier 1t was TO do good than II was
tn evil and make a success OF life. At
the conclusion of his remarks Ire asked
how many boys among them were will
ling to try and make good men OF
Themselves when liberated from the
school and nearly all of them raised
their hands in token OF assent
One boy, who is serving his third
term. and who the Governor thinks
one OF the brightest youngsters in
the gathering OF unfortunates, said he
was fully determined to lead a better
life and make a real man of himself
W hen he got out of his present embaF-s
rasAing position.
Governor Mann does not think tho
time has yet arrived when the Laurel
School should be converted into a State
Institution but is OF the opinion that
1T will eventually develop Into SUCH
He Ia not only satisfied with the
present management. but Is well please
ed with the manner in which the
school ia conducted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
SWANsBORO man
MAY Be CRAZY
MENTAL CONDITION OF X. Il
CREDIBLE To BE INVESTIGAT-
ED BY COMMISSION
OF LUNACY

Made famous as the place where
the Standard Oil Company was pros
ecuted on Il charge OF peddling. oil.
Swsnsboro is again In the Iirnelight
az the place of habitation OF one X.
Il. Criddie, who will be investigated
Wednesday afternoon az to his mem
ia capacity. The commission of In
macy which is to sit in the case ia
composed of the following members
Magistrate l.. W. cheatham. DR..
Pierce Racker and Dr E. c. Bryce
Criddie's mind apparently became
unbalanced Monday and he created
considerable excitement in his neigh
borhood before he was arrested nv
ofhcers Flynn and Jerrall and locked
up.
crtddle was arrested in 1907 on a
charge of embezzling the funds of
Liberty Council, ]. O. T.. A. M. of
about $500. The case IL still pending
IN the county court. Should the man
be found not of sound mind the court
case Will probably be dropped. 1t
Is set for hearing at the next term
OF the county court
Collie Lea and Clarence psfra
two negroes. were arrested in Swans
poro Tuesday evening on the charge
or hghting- The case will be tried
III oak Grove court Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
CHURCH HILL NEWS
be
hurch Hin HaAk. ,phoned

will meet Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock. This meeting will be of a
social nature and a pleasant evening
Is assured all who attend
The home of Mr. r. A. Barron. Of
2so6 Nenahie street, was the scene
Monday evening OF pretty marriage.
when Miss Alice q. Evans became the
bride of Mr.. r. G. Adams The Rev.
q. s. Wright, pastor OF st Paups
NJ 10. church, was the officiating min
lister. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will make
their future home in Charles City
county.
Misses Mabel Tyler and Laura
HardWicke and Messrs James. Earle
and Hunter Tyler returned last even
ing from Lindsay's. Va. where they
attended the funeral of their grand
father.
Miss Nellie Phaup. CT Chin bcraza
Park, who spent Easter with her
aunt Mrs Frank Robertson. OF Char
lottesv1lle. returned home Tuesday
evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
ADOTE ssEs COLOnEO
TEACHERS Of SUSSEX
GOVERNOR MANN SPENDS IN
TEHESTTNG VISIT IN WAV-
TRIY TUESDAY.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
WAVERLY. VA. April l9.~~Gover-
nor William Hodges Mann spent the
day In. Waverly Tuesday He ad-
dressed the SUSSEX County cuiored
Teachers Association III the morning.
and inspected the specimens Of In
dustrlat and manual training work
done by the students Of the coiored
schools Of the county.
Each cafnrsa school in Sussex caan~
" Is required 10 devote one hour each
DAY Of the school term To Industrial
and manual training, This work is
in charge of Alice Bagnali. d coiored
teacher. who Is we'll equipped for the
position she fills, and whose salary Is
paid by the Annie Jean estate. OF
Louisiana. Miss Annie Jean, of Lou
isiana, died several years ago and left
large sum Of money In the hands
of board of trustees To be used In
ihe industrial and manual training Of
The coiored people Of the South. Tn
der the terms of her viii the exhibits
showing the result Of the work. must
De Inspected by member OF the State
Board Of Education In the State where
the money Is expended. and this ex-
plains the governor visit here. State
Superintendent Eggleston being In
Florida
la the afternoon she governor al
dressed the pupils OF the WaVerly
High School, Both OF his addresses
We're greatly enjoyed by the large au-
diences which greeted him.
While here the governor was the
guest of Colonel Robert w Arnold,
of his sta9.
The governor returned 10 Richmond
on the sac o'clock train Tuesday at
i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
CANTATA WELL SUNG
AFTER FINE SERMON

PETERSBURG, VA. April Ia
Market Street NJ. e. church was lit
orally packed. botn lower floor and
galleries. last night. Mr.. Bosnian, the
pastor. preached from the text, Cons
slider the Lilies" 1t was very e!o-
quent and beautiful sermon and held
the vast audience spellbound during
It's delivery. At the close of the SER
mon the choir rendered the Easter
cantatar Death and Life This was
a very classical piece and the fact
that II was even attempted by a Pc
tersourg choir showed the excellence
OF the training. The manner In which
1t was rendered would have done
credit to professional singers. The
SOTO parts We're well sung and the
chorus also took its part In a cred-
liable manner. The words OF the
cantata were printed and distributed
through the congregation, thus en-
abling every one to follow the sing
ers. and thsis made the music more
impressive. Altogether II was very
fine service. One gallery was nearly
filled with coiored people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
POLICE RAID DENs
OF BLIND TIGERS
FORTY-F1vE OPERATORS AT
DURHAM TAKEN In EARLY
, MORNING VISITS.
WORK OF DETECTIVES
PROJECT KEPT SECRET UNTIL
PSYCHOLOGICAL MOMENT
ARRIVED-GOOD EVIL
DENCE IN HAND.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
DURHAM. II. c., April 1s.~-The
police and county officers OF the city
and county OF Durham went on raid
for blind tigers Tuesday morning at
O'Clock, and by 10 o'clock they had
cornered about forty-tlve of the
breakers of the prohibition law. This
is one of the most effective raids that
the authorities have ever reported in
this State since the prohibition laws
went into effect The police. how
ever, did not work the cases up. That
the raid was to be made was I'M
known to them until the chief call
ed them out tor the raid.
Two negro detectives and three
white ones have been working on the
cases for the past few weeks. and not
one of the citizens or officers, except
ing those that brought them to the
city, knew that the sleuths were at
work. II is said that the detectives
have worked up good, strong cases
against every one of the defendants
brought into the court room. In adj
ditfon to the evidence that the detec-
ives Will offer they have two or three
other witnesses against each man.
The arrest of the tigers has fol-
lowed some criticism on the part Of
the authorities on account OF the lax
ity of the enforcement of thesAprohi-
bttion law. In fact. II In freely adj
Matted here that about the only peo-
pie in the city that are enough in
terested In the enforcement of the
law. to try to break up the Illicit sale
Of whiskey UP. by making cases
against the men that are growing rich
in the business, are the police them
selves. With go little backing az this.
the police have found that many Of
thsir efforts we're feeble. The whole
community awaits with interest the
outcome OF the raid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19

by the Fredericksburg Teachers AS
ISOLATION. Professor II. S. Bird, su~
perintendent OF public schools, will
address this meeting on Friday.
The Army War College class. which
makes an annual tour of important
Civil War battlefields. VIII visit Fred
erickshurg about May 20. The class
will spend several days here study
Ing the Spotsyivania and Wilderness
battietields before proceeding to Rich
mond and Petersburg.
Fredericksburg Lodge, No. 1. A. r.
and A. M. has been invited by Rich
mond Lodge, No. 10, A. +. and A. M,
10 be present at meeting OF this
lodge on May 2, at which AIR. William
b. Quinn will receive the master Ma
sons degree. MIR. Quinn Ia a son of
the late Captain &. J. Quinn. and Is
now paying teller Of the First Ma
tional Bank, Of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
VESTRYMEN NAMED
AT FREDERICKSBURG
ARMY WAR COLLEGE TO VISIT
WILDERNESS WAR
.
SCENES.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
FREDERICKSBURG VA. April
fa.-~~At business meeting of the
mem bers OF ST. Georges Episcopal
church the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
I Judge. A. w. Wallace senior war
den; MIR. A. b. Bolts Junior warden
Nestrymen. Messrs. II. II. Han. j. F.
Thompson. A. r. Howard, A. r. En-
brey. NJ. NJ Lewis. II. ] Smith. A.
b. Bolts. A. p. Tapscott. r. Fl, l..
Chichester. A. +. Thornton and f.. NJ
Young. Judge Wallace was appointed
q delegate to the council, which meets
In Winchester In May.
The Trinity Episcopal members
elected the following vestrymen
Messrs. w. III. Richards. Sr.. j. s.
Berry. J +. Scott. George b. Pear
son. j. u. Blergat, S. G. Wallace. c..
r.. Howard. Captain w. r. Coates and
John T. Brown.
Mr.. George p. Rowe. of the high
school faculty. has been elected del
egate to the First Congregational dis
trict teachers meeting In Hampton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19

The postponed meeting OF the
Home Mission Society of Union Sta
ton will be held Friday afternoon
at O'clock. Mrs. Michaels. the dis
trict secretarg, will be present and
make an address. All interested in
missions are invited to be present
Thursday evening. April 20. there
win be an unique entertainment. THE
Darky Wedding" given under the
auspices or the Jefferson " OF Lady
Maccabees, for which the following
invitations have been Issued: Mr.. and
Mrs. Josephus Washington Booker re-
quest your presence at the marriage
OF their daughter. sAngelus Maud
Booker. to Mr.. Buster Allen White,
Thursday. April 20, 8 p. M, at Lib
erty Hall" There will also be drills.
recitations. vocal and instrumental
music,
TIE Home Department ar Leigh
Street Sunday school will be delight
fully entertained Friday evening. April
II, by their superintendent Mira Mary
f. Allen. The affair will be held in
the lecture room OF the church. and
while thoroughly informal a splendid
program has been prepared. some OF
the most attractive numbers being
selections by the Northside orchestra.
readings by Miss Dudley and solo by
Mrs. NJ. B.. Coffman. The visitors.
Of the department win assist Mrs. Al
len in receiving her guests and In
serving refreshments. II is the wish
or the superintendent to have every
member OF the home department pres
emit and automobiles will be sent for
those not physically able to come,
Members may bring their escorts.
The Rev. Mr.. Rowland will deliver
his delightful lecture. Blue Ridge
Breezes," at Branch Memorial church.
corner Thirty-nfth and p streets.
Thursday. April 20. at Sis p. N.
Admission. Is cents.
The lakewood Memorial Asaociat ion
win hold an important meeting this
"wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock
In the St. Johns brick schoolhouse
All members are urged to be present
The W. +. N, s. pf Leigh street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
MEANT MURDER;
BUT AIM WAS BAD

CULPEPER, VA. April 1s.-Ar.
James Judd had a narrow escape last
night when a daring attack was made
on him by two masked men while he
was driving out to his home In tho
country.
They shot several times at him. one
Of the shots going through his hat.
Mr.. Judd returned the fire. one a.
his shots striking one Of the men. who
cried out to his pal that he was shot
and fell to the ground. Mr.. Judd'a
buggy ran over him. but both escAp4A
In the darkness
Mr.. Judd says he may ~ GbIe ~
Mr.. Judd was ~ one tins deome4
ahari1 81 tha county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
News OF Churches


HEY. Dr. Asbary Christian viii
preach at Ashury M. f. church Wed
hesuay night at 8 o'clock. The sec,
ond quarterly conference win be held
Immediately after the service.
Professor w. Henry Baker organ
fst al the All Saints Episcopal church.
VIII give an organ recital In the
cambridge Street Baptist church FRI
day night. April %, at $3.50. In ad-
dition TO several fine vocal artists.
Frofessor Baker will be assisted In
MS recital by Louis Baker, who will
render several violin selections.
The Child Study Club OF the Pow
natan School Will meet In the kinder
garten rooms OF that school Thurs
day at $50 p. NJ. All Interested in
the schools are cordially invited The
meeting will be devoted to the dis
enssien OF the Fairgrounds question
and William Gillette, playgrot1nd
authority. will deliver an address ON
the advantages of Fairgrounds.
The revival services at Stockton
Street Baptist Church and rutherford
Memorial Church are being largely at
tended and much interest Ia manifest
ed
There Will be- Il tacky party I'm Gers
ltys Hall. SWansbpro "Wednesday al
o'clock, for the benefit of the West
End Church. Admission Of 10 cents
will be charged and Ice cream Will
be served.
The regular meeting or the w c.
7. Z. will, be held Thursday afternoon
~ O'Clock In the home OF Mrs. f. =.
Hall. 1900 Decatur Street All women
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
ORGAN RECITAL
AND CONCERT

An attractive organ and song recit-
al VIII be given at Porter Street Pres
hyterian. church Thursday night
Among the well-i<nown voices tina.
Will be heard are the following: Miss
Marguerite Knowles. soprano. Mrs.
Jaspar l.. Rowe. contralto. and Mr.
webb II. Hill, tenor. Shepherd Webb
will be the orgarist
There will be free will offering
for the benefit of the building fund
OF Westminster Presbyterian Church.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the occasion,
Organ tsJ Hosanna ...y wachs
Oh Oboe solo .....- .Carrnan
Tenor solo-"Why Art Thou Cast
Down" ...-<-.=..5,. Wno,lar
orsan-~Andante, op. In.
Tschaikowsl1y
soprano solo-"i1y Hope IL in the
EveriR sting .-...-. Statuer
Organ tal Prayer. "Jocelyn,"
GODDARD
tb) Ainaryiiis ..... Louis XVI
Coutralto colo .. Selected
organ-f'eer Gynt Suite ...... .Grieg
Organ--Cherus OF Pilgrims Wagner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
WINTER VOYAGE
ON SUMNER SEA

Rev, j. o Knott. Phi D. win de-
liver an interesting lecture at West
END Methodist church. April Is, EMIT
lei; Winter Voyage on a Summer
sea, III VIII be "a conversational lee
ture In which the speaker Will give a
graphic description OF the countries
visited in Mediterranean tour IN
GLIDING. MADEIRA, Spain, Athens Con
stantinople. Palestine and Egypt
The entertainment Is for the benef,
of tho Asbury NJ. f. Church parson
ages and the Oak Grove Mandolin club
Will furnish the music.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
LOSES VALUABLE.
MEMBER OF SUPERVISORS

Especial to The Richmond virginlan.1
.SPOTsYLVANIA. VA April Is
The county board of supervisors will
lose its most valuable and progress
sive member In the person or Mr..
William 8. Johnson, the supervisor
from Livingston district of the coun
y, who has sold his farm and per
sNna1 properly and vii move to Fred
erfcksburg to reside. Mr.. johnson
lis progressive In that he fayors per-
manent Improvement or the public
roads and iron and steel bridges and
better public buildings. His success
sor will be appointed by the court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
AN IDEAL PLACE
FOR LARGE DAIRY
STATE FARM SUITABLE FOR Ex-
TENsivE MILK PRODUCING
PLANT.
IS HOME FOR SICK
HAS BEEN CONDUCTED AS SAM.
TARiUM RATHER THAN AGRI-
CULTURAL ADDITION TO
PRISON.

In support of his recommendation
that dairy feature on a large scale
might be added to the State Farm.
Governor Mann. said "Wednesday that a
farm that could produce 5000 bushels
of corn. $4,000 pounds of toba eco,
enough hay for the stock: milk, but
ter and eggs fer nearly 200 sick con-
victs. has IN his opinion the founda-
ton for a pretty good agricultural In
stitution of most any kind.
And the Governor added. MIR r. O.
Sandy an expert on farming and agri-
tnral lands says the State Farm could
be made one Of the most productive
in Virginia, that the soil. climate and
conditions of the farm make II one of
the most desirable that could be found
any where and with proper manage
ment could be made source Of great
profit to the State,
No Fault Of Manager.
There is absolutely no criticism Of
the work done at the farm by Super
irtendent Davis and the opinion is that
he has done an excellent service under
existing conditions.
The State Farm was primarily es-
Ia blfshed as Il sanitarium resort for
SICK conyicts and the old and afflicted
are sent out there for treatment.
These convicts are treated almost as
well AZ patients at a hospital. milk,
eggs and other delicacies being fur
Hished.
In computing the profits Of the farm
ihe produce consumed by the afflicted
prisoners seems TO have been over
looked an asset and Governor Mann
says that these sick eonv!cts could not
De cared for as economically anywhere
else as on the farm.
Grow Excellent Hay.
Governor Mann ID of the opinion that
much Of the State Farm could he put
in grass and that hay crop would
be successful and profitable produced.
He Ia also satisfied that with "a large
herd OF dairy cattle OH the farm the
fertility of the Land would be greatly
Increased.
The Governor states that conditions
on the farm are getting better each
year and that the soil IL undersoing
constant Improvement. The executive
is thoroughly posted In all matters
pertaining TO agriculture and his optn-
lon II regarded as high authority on
all questions In which crop culture and
land fertility are involved.
Ii IL very probsb bly, that the Gov
ernors suggestions as to the future
management OF the State Farm viii
be followed a. far as practicable and
that when opportunity offers fine
herd of cattle will be installed and
the dairy business established on "a
profitable basis for the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
HONOR CROSSES
TO BE GIVEN

All Confederate veterans. whether
members OF camps or not. and widows
or descendants OF Confederate soldiers
VINO wish to obtain crosses of honor
can get blanks upon application to
MRS II. Hewlett Trainus. registrar OF
chesterfield Chapter. United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy. 1917 Porter
street. The next bestowai will take
place on June ;. After 1912 no crosses
viii be given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19

fns contract for erecting a cage in
ths Manchester post office For the
general delivery clerk was awarded
yesterday to Edward Albright. OF
South Richmond. The work which is
to cost 1855. will be undertaken I'm
mediately. The contract for repaIn-
ing and refnishing the Interior OF the
post office will be awarded April 20.
and for the planting of the Califor-
MIA privet hedge around the govern
ment grounds May /
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
HAPPY FACE HOUSER
GOES no INDIANAPOLIS

PHILADELPHIA. PA April IA
Happy Face Ben Houser, the Ath-
letic's big first sacker, was to-day
released TO Indianapolis: He win leave
tonight to report for active duty Fri
dag.
Waivers were asked several weeks
ago. and touser himself was per
mittad to pick OUT his own destina-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
NEGRO PARENTS CHARGED
WITH DEATH OF CHILD

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.}
sTANARDSVILL.E, VA. April 10
Cleveland Blakey and his wife tcol-
oredl were Indicted by the Greene
county grand jury yesterday for the
murder Of the latter's two-year- old
child. The child had died as a re-
suit of brutal Treatment. which caused
the fracture OF bones tn the body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19
SOUTHS|OE FOLK
GET MARRIED

Mr +, l.. Brown and MISS Ethel
a tFis were married Tuesday night In
the pariors Of the officiating minis
ter, Rev. Mr.. Robertson, of Ran
aolph street church, The bride ia
on4y fifteen years old and is a very
handsome young lady Mr.. Brown la
associated with the Sydnor 4. Humid
ley Company
Il T Battle and Miss Ethel Day
VIII be married Wednesday night at
the parsonage OF Asbury Methodist
church by Rev. Mr.. Burch.
Both couples will continue to reside
in the Southside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-19

Especial to The Richmond vIrvinian /,
ROANOKE. VA. April is.-To-
days session of Montgomery Presby-
terry began at o'clock this morninp
WIN Rev. Leroy Gresham. OF Salem
moderator. and Rev. !. Fl. Whitmore
OIL Radford. acting clerk. Devotional
exercises were conducted by Rev. 8
w, Moore. OF Bluefeld.
call was presented and accepted
Tor Rev. Boiling Hobson TO become
pastor At High Bridge. Buchanan
anu Carmel DIR. Hobson has been a,
harrisburg
Rev. Mr.. Montgomery. who has
been In Augusta. Ca, was received
into the Presbytery as pastor or ths
churches at Rramweii and Pocahun-
taS w, Va.
report from the Union Theolori-
cal Seminary was read showing tina,
the seminary had succeeded in raisina
$27e,oeo or fund OF $500. 900 fn1
enao"meht purposes. .Ffle next meet
Ink Of PreshXtery Will be at Mon,-
Vile,