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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-27
REAL ESTATE.

FOR TRADE-160 acres land, well
improved. two miles Erick, Okla.
100 acres west of Mangum, Okla.
also improved: 800 acres north Of
Mangum; all of the above land
is mostly in cultivation and is
good prairie land. Let us know
what you have to trade. The Jor
dan Company, Marietta. tOkla 26;:.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-27
Fine Farm, Easy Terms.

310-acre farm, near Bromide
Springs, fine agricultural land, on
easy terms and very low price. NJ. l..
Alexander, Ardmore, Okla. 26-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-27

REAL ESTATE--BegIn now to own
a home. Good building lots can be
had at 81 a week payments. In
water, sewer and gas district. See
]. F. Easley or Roy West, Guaranty
State Bank Building. Sim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICE,

SNO0N~O~~~N~~O~~O~~N~N~~N~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-No-
tice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the oTice
of the architect at Ardmore, Okla,
and at the American State bank at
Tishomingo, Okla, for the erection
Of "A banking house and Masonic
Temple in the town of Milburn,
Okla. The banking house to De
built for the First State Bank of
Milburn, Oklahoma. Said building
to be Of brick and wood and to be
two stories, 20 feet by so feet. Bids
will be received up to One O'clock
April 6, 1911. Full information,
plans and specifications can be hao
by addressing the American State
Bank at Tishomingo, Okla, or w.
A. Tackett, architect, Ardmore,
Okla. A good grade native lumber
can be had at the building site a.,
$1,000 per NJ. 26-3
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-No-
tice is given to contractors that
bids will be received up to one
o'clock, April 6, 1911, at the office
of the architect at Ardmore, Okla,
and at the office of Mr.. F. l..
Honeicutt at Milburn, Oklahoma,
for the erection of a one-story
brick and wood store building so
feet by so feet. Said building to be
built in the town of Milburn, Okla,
for Mr.. f. l.. Honeicutt. Plans
and specifications and full infor-
nation may be had by calling on or
addressing F. L. Honeicutt, Mil
burn, Okla, or w. A. Tackett, ar
chitect, Ardmore, Okla. 1853
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY to loan, city property or chat
tel security, on one days notice. o.
NJ. CURB. 13-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-No

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-No-
tice is given that sealed bids will
be received at the office Of s. j.
Powell. Milburn, Okla, and at the
office Of the architect at Ardmore.
Okla, (time not yet seD for the
erection of a one-story brick and
concrete store building in the town
of Milburn, Okla. for Mr.. S. j.
Powell Plans and specifications
can be had for the same by call
ing on or addressing S. ]. Powell,
Milburn. Okla, or w. A. Tackett,
architect, Ardmore, Okla. 26-3
LADIES, my Protector is guaranteed
Private information for married Ia
dies only. Descriptive circulars
free. d SO. Merritt Laboratories,
Cleveland, o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-27

WANTED-Men to learn barber
trade. Practice furnished by free
work, careful instructions by ex.
perts. Few weeks completes. Tools
given, board secured. Experience
in shops before completing. Cata.
logue mailed free. Moler Barber
College, Kansas City, Mo-. 25-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-27

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
light housekeeping, $40 West Main
street 26-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-27

NINl OItI 4.
First published March 90, 1911.
23-6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-31
&uiFi&.

Ser ~geters5urger ,SeroIS" iiber.
iest eine bon BI. Marfop in ,RuB.
taia Stneiua" eraGblte Mnefoote BON
einem Der SeI6en 6es taufaiii6en
&rieges, 8eneraI SeaIinifi. Rab Der
interviewing Ses Rautaius Der.
tbeiIte Die Resieruns unter Die Der.
oienten 2eute nidt nur taufaiii6es
Sano, ionoern gdb au6 9arIeben jur
eerpirtFihaftuns bieier 2anoitiide.
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DarIeben. CAB es ieoo9 aur Belt nidt
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berei: Der Sauptitab in getersburg
tbeiIt bem Stdb Der taufaiiiden Or.
NEE iein Gritounen NIT, bob bas bon
General SeoIiniti ietner3eit unb in
elmer gefpiiien tS6be enrpfangene Oar.
leben bis iest nod stht 5iiriidgege.
ben tpnroe, obgleid bic 8ablunes'
friit idou Idngit oeritridben iit.~ Na9
Der geiDobnteu Grt, auf amtIide ga
piere 5u ontiporten, nabm iid nidt
cine Der nieorigeren Stltan3en Die
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9apier suiammensuItelIen, ionoern
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baltenen Rapiers db un6 iiigten MIR
am Sblub 5u oem gritailnen oes
SaIptitabes ou9 bos eieene @ritau.
nen aL go gins bic Sa1e, obne 5u
ellen, Dom $oiIptitab gum Stob oes
StatthdIters, Don bort an ben Stab
bes &orps, 6onn an ben Stdb Der 9t
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reidte bic Gnfrage BEN eigentIihen
SduISigen, Der SomnIs cine 3pidfen.
brieo6e fommonoierte. Gls Seo-
Unfit Die aniraee empiangen botte,
6adte er nidt cine Minute naf, ion-
bern idrieb gang taItNiitis an bic
Obrisfeit foIsenoe Guttport: Scr
Saitptitnb lit eritaunt, Der Stab Der
tantaiiihen armee III eritaunt. Der
Stab bes 4orps 1T eritnunt, Der Stab
Der 9ipiiiou 1T eritdunt, aber oet
8rign6etommanoeur Seblinifi 1T
ridt i'm gerineiten eritaiint un6 gibt
6us DarIeben aus eineut einfa4en
@run6e nidt duriid: Dus DarIebeH
ift arsseaeben uHb er befist Ri&t
rae einsise aopde.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-31
Die 9abel Der aleupatra in @efabr.

9ie 2onboner StdbtoertpaItina
bat Die Summe bon 1000 Ueart Be.
tpiIigt, nm ben berfbutten SbeIis-
fen, Die RabeI Der &Ieopatra nit ei.
mem deutiiden tleberaug tu perieben,
nm ieinen gdr3lihen 8erian ou Der.
binoern. Dos feiidte iino nebeIige
8etter @ugIanos lit benz rieiigen
JeonoIitben nidt gut befoutmen. unO
es 3eigt iid iest oeutIi6, Die iebr er
borunter geIitten bat Die geaoel Der
Rleopotra mur6e an ibrem iesigen
8lase am Gmbanfment, in unmittel.
barer gedbe Der Sbemie, mo geebel,
0aau6 uno 6eudtieteit tets boppelt
bemerf6or iin6. i'm Sabre 1878 aui'
aeIteat, >1nO furs ourorf propbetei'
ten SahperitGnoise, bereIts, odB Der
Id,meIsenbe Sdnee' uno Der fenhte
geebeI in bic feinen Riiie bes @ranits
einSrinaen tperben, unb bob bieOber'
Fl6he bes SbeIisfen, irboIb oie Bni-
ierportifeIGen iib infpIee Groits tri-
itauiIiren, nod allen @i&tnneen bin
oufiprinaen Diirbe, 9ieie gornus'
iage bat Iid nun eriiiIt, 10 oob ener-
aiihe Ritte, angespanot Deroen miii.
fen, UNI bus DentmnI aus BEN dlten
Bboraonemanbe Dor ganSIihem Ber'
iaIl su tetpabrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-31
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
SsIauure, eadapanna nno @eHera Datn

GsIanare, aadaipanHa nno @ehern DabH,
Sn araft bsn "a. Stunt 1906.
GHblid-8trIG6t Scranton fir Rtp gprI
an 2.O5, 800. 6.05. 500. 1920. Born.
10 40. 3.25 uuS $40 Rd&mittaas. gH,
sssw Nori uub pbiIabsIpbia. um 500 Born.
s2.IO ans 3.35 Ra6mittass. 90,
Ystytduua, $40 Radmittdas.
WSroIi& &-RHr8ufafo nm LIS, 6.25 u 90f
Hoy., i.55. 6.4Ouub III 10 s1d&mitiaas. I'D,
uabduttpn, GImird uub 3rif&enfatipn.r nm
1910 @cr. uub los RdIm. gHr Osp,ap
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f.55 Rahmtttaas. Oswedc. S5sraeur. nm,
fitied aua tim 6.25 Rsr. Idufi tddTiH. ouset
>nsmmtu Scuutdas. Hir Rsuirofs nm In
Mpr.; los uub 6;40 RdGm. Wt6cIror ae
spmpbdticu. um 400 Ra&miitnns. Rina
3 mbtcu Seecm eSdtiou. um 6f5 s1d6mtttdas
Otoomsbura TihifIon-s'rId6i Gerdntpi
gHr observation-disclosures nm 8.35, IN % w1sy.
i.55 uus $40 Ro&m. 8Hr pIympuib TIN {. .Ol
Rd&mittaas.
9onrtaaa.9 9has.
SaoIia-sHr S't,s grrF nm COS 4 on
sos uub 1920 @Srdtus; 3.35 uus 3.If
3d6m.
@SraIia - aar Buffalo um IT'S. unl
SOS SRor. ; t.55. $40 urS tf.tn sid%m
NHr Biuabdmlcn uut 9pir&uRdtipntu, 9.Ot
nnb 1910 Sormif'aos,
BIaoufakHra 9ibiHau-s',rISsi Srduir'
m 1920 @Sv. puS GAO TdGmfttaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-31
DE 9anfpathen amerifaA
Die saia erstssil On fsiasz Rszsz sstsas.
MeH ID.

Sn ben Hetnen 8ogGenit6St6en
SatHt.Die bat bieier Goge eine Seier
ftottgefinoen, bic Der 9anutertsfiiDoge.
biHtg ber gseiien @eft 9oIt. 0te @abI
eerube 6ieies 9eitpatrtfteS ipirb oo.
blir6 begriirpbet, bob elmer Der Snltf-
pdtbeu @rrlerihns, rtGnIt4 @oI6iee.
rriilIer. Der, tpie er fih ieIber ndrtte,
$AocounpIits, Dor 400 Sdbren gator-
ben Ut. Die Is it9 NIT bef Ramens-
tlinhgebsiitg oerbdIt, iit tpobI m ben
@rirb6aiigen ieoem etIrtgermobeu se-
I6ufi9. anserihn 1T elm Rnrne. Der
oS amerigo Bespaicri. her Gobrten
ro4 ban Reconsideration GftLoIlbe
isntHunbus, 5itriidgebk DIE tIcter-
gebnne bes Columbus Ut oati @nIo-
iearriiler ttnb ietne Dsttorbeiter aii.
riids,rfiibren. San anhng bes XVI.
Sobrtarrrberts bntte ftb IN Sutnt.D .Die
etne Dereinseiine pon@eIebrteu unter
bem MnreH .@pnr1nfhtm Oofoserrie"
s,dammensetbun, Der oai6er @aIbiee-
miller urlter anSeren Dautrin Cub,
ber Sefret6r bes Iotbrtneiiden Ser.
sogs Gene II, urtb ber Dr,idereibe-
fiser8inemann anseborten. SHSSabre
1907 poIIte 6ieie selebrte 8ereirri.
glfg bic Gitroatoniif,en @rbeiten oes
9trIerndus bermisgeben, ur6 es follte
eiue geoguop#fhe gfulethupa btrssat.
gef1gf tperoen. yhin traf es fidl, 6ob
6erSer5og Don 9otbrtrtger niis @ertiin
cine MittbeiIung iiber bic bier Seerei'
fen bes &nerigo gespueei erboIten
bate, unb 10 mIitg Rirgntann Dor,
bies sur @inleitiing bei5it5ieben. gu
Der Iateinti6en lleberiesuns bes itas
Iieniiden Gertes BON 8espueei Die
8a5in orferti9te, fiigte 8tngupann
Die ssrogP birpu, ipte man ben reii-
ent6edten NelttbeiI anoers oils ame.
rita, no9 ieinan gntbeder, beseibnen
iolIte. Ringn1onn, Der olio als eriter
Snitfpatbe @meritas 3u be5eifret ut,
mar BON ieinen Stanbmintt ans poll.
fonlInen bere6tigt, ben &oliurlbus 5u
iibergeben, oenn Don 8espiicci botte
er aiisfiibrIife Reiieberidte, tpabreno
er bon RoIlimbls nihts 6ergleifen
fannte. San foIgersben Sabre, 1903
tpie6erboIte 8olbieeIniiIler BEN gao-
men gnrerifo oiif ieiner NSelttnrte
uno ieitoem 1T er m Der eou5en
9lIten uno Reuen 8eIt eingefiibrt
spor6en un6 ipiro tDobl oor@isiidt-
lid ME tpieoer perbrGrgt peroen.
9llf Der anrte bon @oI6ieeiniiller,
bic 1903 eridier, tpurbe Die gseue
0eIt au6 slnn eriterrnnl ols rierter
8elttbeI be3eiftpet 8ei Der SSeier.
Die 3iir griurer,ine on bieie gsomers-
aeblug nun nit bier Sabren 8erip6.
tling in Saint Gie ibatt9efunben bot.
mar slmerifa burd einen @einnof.
fduftsietretdr oertreten, aitBepbem
mar Der fraBoiiide 2oIoIriaImintiter
nebSt anberen bof9eiteIten Berion-
Ii6teiten qrnpeerb, Gs ipupoe cine
5aieI an bem lSaaife dnsebrof,t, bas
iest ba itebt, no friiber has @pnna-
iflfht goioaen'e ieinen @obniis ailf.
as6Ioaeft bate; n,rberbem tpuroen
6em oneribrnifd,en @ertreter BON
ban giiraermeiiter Der Sboot orei
@en,dEbe iiberpeidt. bic Rtngnpann.
@oI6ieeniiIIer uno 8aiitrin Cub bar.
ftelIeIt. .,..;ss l:,,,s y,....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-31
Gemtfcbe
S90n Sdrberei,
327 81. 8aibinston abs.
Beibe 2efephone.

vile arbeit Raa better Beiie uollfiibrt,
Dem Reinisen uuo Blatten ipeaislls
anfmeriiamieit ssi9enit. arbsit ab9e'
belt unb abssliefsrt.
Geo. &. S9miSt, gisentb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-28
COBB PURCHASES
Y. v. c. 4. HOME
HOTEL MAN ACQUIRES FRANKLIN
STREET PROPERTY AT
COST OF ssoyooo.
TO VACATE ALEXANDRIA
HENRY 8. wALLERsTEIN BUYs
STORE FROM DIR. }. r.
DAVIDSON FOR
$4,000.

The home OF the Young woman $
Christian Association has been soio.
The purchaser Is Preston Cobb. pro-
prietor of the Alhambra hotel. who
pays $4,000 for the property.
Mr.. Cobb announces that he will
vacate his present hotel quarters In
June in order to occupy his newly
purchased property.
The Y. w. G. A. home is a three
story residential structure of the old
style located on the south side of
East Franklin street between seventh
and Eighth streets, Mr.. Cobb Will
likely remodel the front part OF the
building.
The property faces sixty feet on
Franklin with two front entrances
and has a depth OF $50 feet. In the
rear Is a new brick annex adjoining
the main structure which adds con-
siderahly to its yalnA.
1t is understood that the Y. w. c.
A. management, which owned the
building will probably purchase other
quarters in some desirable section Of
the city. though nothing IN that d.
rcction has been accomplished as yet.
the sale OF it's property having just
been put through by the realty firm
OF Paine Il Corling.
Owned by l.. NJ. Nelson.
The Alhambra property which is
located on the northeast corner OF
Franklin and Eighth streets, is own
ed by Leon NJ Nelson. attorney-at-
law. with Offices in the Mutual build
ing, and it is stated that negotiations
are now under way for It's sale II
the desired price can be secured. The
estimated value OF the property Is
about $4,000. Mr.. Cobb has been
hot at
poses for the last three years.
Another deal of some interest In
wolves the sale of the three-story
brick store at SIC East Broad street
adjoining the Bijou theatre. This
property, which was sold by Pollard
& Bagby for $4,000. passed from
the hands OF Or. John r. Davidson to
Henry o. Wallerstein. who is buying
II merely as en- investment, 1t Is
stated.
Paid $4,000 For 1t.
DR.. Davidson paid $4,000 for the
property in December, 1909. 1t faces
twenty six feet on Broad street with
a depth of 1879 feet
Real estate men say that business
Is picking up wonderfully and II
would not surprise them If the next
few months were prolific of a mum
Der of important transactions in first
class Richmond property both in the
city and suburbs. The past week with
them has been particularly active.
both as to inquiries and actual deals
which they are now closing.
l.. w. Harris reports the sale OF
two pieces of residential property on
Church Hill for a total of $4.26o.
while Amos and Poindexter sold two
houses on st. James street for $4,000
and one on Vine street for $3500
This firm also disposed of 357 fee,
on West Main street near the Rn1,e.
ward for $500. and a lot In Highland
Park for $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-28

Miss Lillian Cheatham. teacher in
the Glen Lea school, is visiting at her
former home In Farmville.
Mr.. w. j. Tubbs, of Ashland. KY,
visited his family here last week.
Mr.. George II. Bahlke lis in New
York. attending the annual convention
of the superintendents of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York,
Mrs. p. NJ. Burgess and daughter.
Mrs. j. l.. Pitts. of Scottsville, who have
been the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. y. NJ
Miss Aubrey Cowan. of Greenville.
Miss, is the guest of Miss Resale sha-
fer.
Miss Matte Fourqurean is spending
the month OF January with her sister.
Mrs. Ralph Jerman. in Chicago.
MFR and Mrs. J. NJ. Fourqurean and
granddaughter. Miss Elizabeth Four
qurean. are spending the winter in
A pleasant and profitable evening
was enjoyed by large number of
sunday school workers at q Round Ia
BILE conference. held in the lecture room
OF Highland Park Methodist church
last evening. The leaders In the dis
cussion were Misses o. Il. Binford and
Blanche Whitmore. Messers Stuart and
Scott. all of Richmond. Each one
ments were served by the ladies
The second entertainment I'm the
Radcliffe series. Gilbert Poland and the
Italian Boys. presenting "A Night in
Venice" A musical and literary fam
tasy, will be given Friday evening.
February srd. in the assembly hall 81
tho High school Popular prices will
prevail The new electric lights viii
be used for the first time.
The many friends OF Miss Fiorence
Bowman. OF Fourth Avenue, gave her
delightful surprise party Friday even
ing Games were played until late
hour when delightful refreshments
were served in the dining room,
Among those present were Miss Ruth
Bowman, Margaret Bahlke, Jeanette
Quaries. Margaret Williams. Ruth Tar
brough, Emily Huxter, Ruth vaien-
tine. Florence Bowman and Rufsa
Quariss, Alvin Quaries. Roderick May
bee John Devine, Herbert Bahike.
harry Moore, Stewart Shelton.
Mr. John Rainey, of Richmond. viii
move into his new home on First ave
nue. next week.
There will be a box and pie party
given by ono of the circles OF the La
dies Aid Society of Northsfde baptist
church on Tuesday evening, January
9lst, in the home of Mrs. w. q. ssun-
ders corner 5th avenue and Willow
street. An enjoyable time Is promised
ard all the young people OF the Hill are
invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-28
MONUMENT To MARK
JOHN TyLER'S GRAVE
LONG PENDING MEASURE PASSES
SENATE THROUGH EFFORTS
OF SWANSON AND
MARTIN.

The bill providing for an expendi-
ture of $4,000 to he used under tina
direction of the secretary of war for
the erection of monument over the
grave of President John Tyler in
Hollywood cemetery in this city.
which was passed by the United States
senate Friday through the united eff
forts Of Senators Thomas r. Martin
and Claude A. Swanson, viii prob
ably become Law as soon as II is
presented in the house of represen-
tatives. II was originally introduced
by Senator John w. Daniel.
After the measure was called up
from the senate committee on library
by Senator Swanson, who IL . mem
Der of the committee, Senator Mar
tin asked TOR It's Immediate ,eonsidarh-
ton and the bill was passed with
out division. u the measure passes
the house, ii is likely that notable
ceremonies will attend the unwilling
OF the monument That the grave
OF one OF the chief executives Of
this country has been allowed 10 re-
main. neglected for many years has
long been a matter of general regret
and unfavorable commnet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-28
DELAWARE AGAIN
READY FOR ACTION

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 2s.--with 4
new boiler in the place formerly oc-
cupied by that which exploded 10 days
ago, costing the lives Of nine men, the
battleship Delaware yesterday left the
Norfolk Navy Yard and dropped an
Choir In Hampton Roads. She will re-
main In the Roads until Tuesday. when
she will sail for Brazil with the body
of the late Chilean Minister. Anibel
Cruz. on board,
The Delaware is the third ship Of
the navy to be assigned to carry home
the body OF the dead Chilean Minister.
and, like her two predecessors, the
Michigan and South Carolina. met with
an accident Every particle of the
boiler No. 5. which exploded with such
awful results, was removed from the
vessel and new one installed. Pho
tographs of the damaged boiler were
taken yesterday for the Navy Depart
ment to be used In the investigation
as to the cause Of the accident now be-
ing made.
Ninety-three tubes, were blown out.
and, IL Is claimed, this could only hap
pen by the boiler being short OF water.
II Is claimed that mechanics, who have
examined the damaged boiler. declare
the explosion was not due to faulty
construction. but probably resulted
II was not filled and attempted to turn
cold water issso II, ssss5
Representatives from the builders
have secured particles of the boiler to
prove that tubes were burned out By
lack of water and did not explode be-
cause OF any defect In the construc-
tion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-28
Highland ark

Mr.. Ray Creswell, who has been very
sick for several weeks is slowly I'm
proving
Mrs. Eta Hughes and little dausht-
err, Thelina. who has been visiting rel
atives, has returned to their home in
Richmond
The Liberty Hall Social will hold a
special meeting Friday night all mem
bers are requested to be present.
vice viii be he'd At the home Of Mrs.
John Glasco, sunday evening at 3
O'clock under the auspices OF Mr.. and
Mrs Miller,
Miss Bulah Wells. of Petersburs is
visiting Misses Lettie and Halle Left
wich
Mssx Isiaia9 Adams wto has been WIS.,
iting relatives for several weeks. has
returned to her home in Richmond.
In school work throughout tn. state.
will give an address in the high school
auditorium under the auspices of the
woman's Auxiliary Monday, February
lie is invited This Is the first in Sc
ries OF lectures that with be heid No
admission fee and an informal recep-
fton Will follow. =. 90. go r
Daughters of Liberty will meet Mon
day night in the ODD Fellows Hall
Rev. 3. q. Cox, of Rapidan, Va, will
preach at Mizpah Presbyterian church
Sunday at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. At the
morning service the Holy Communion
will be observed.
At Highland Park Methodist church,
the Pastor Rev. d. T. Merritt will
preach at both services on Sunday.
Morning subject; "A Witness Before
Satan's Throne" evening subject. "Tri-
umph OF the Vanquished.'
Rev. =. II. Tsmpleman will preach
at Northside Baptist Church at ii 4, NJ
and at 8 p. M. Morning subject. Dis
cipline."
Mrs. T. E. Robinson. of New York,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Fer
gusson Is the guest of her parents on
First avenue.
The Sunbeams Missionary Society of
the Methodist church. will hold their
regular meeting Wednesday Feb. !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-28
alrrnount

AT a special meeting of the Ladies'
church Monday the one hundred dol
lar pledge for the building fund WAS
secured and it was also determined
to have IL rummage sale the Sd and
4th OF February to supplement that
fund as much as possible. The meet
ing was much enjoyed. Mrs. j. l..
Fox, II member of Lynchburg. Va.
was present and added to the pleas
ure OF the occasion. Three new men,
bers were received.
on Wednesday night. January 90.
the Methodist church was scene of
much enjoyment, when the Ladies'
Aid Society held a delightful social
to raise the debt of $3.50 to cancel
the debt on the church. This was the
program: Song by the congregation.
onward, Christian Soldiers: prayer by
DIR. Christian: address on Sunday
schools by MFR. j. Scott, response by
the pastor, Mr.. Sewell; pantomime by
! four young ladies: recitation by Miss
Arleen Hord. sole. God Be Mercifui
Mrs-N-k-I ailas,- Pantemi4f4e, NJ iss
Myrtle Hobson; duet by Misses NJ.
billiard and Carriers; address bv Mr..
II. G. Hechler followed by MIR. Hard
NlCkc. VINO asked all mem DRrS pres
ept to pledge themselves for the $3.50
, 10 be paid by June l, which was
raised in few minutes; recitation
by Miss Ida billiard; solo, Just for To-
Day, Miss Marie Gary. After which
refreshments were served by the la
dies of the church.
The funeral of Mr. Walter Corker
took place from the Methodist church
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Interment in lakewood
Mrs. Florence Beadles is still very
sick at her home on Twenty second
street with la grippe.
The beautiful home Of the Rev.
William r. Burreil, on the avenue.
| Is now completed and ready for &C
cupancy,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-28
JOHN SHOWN VOTES
.... -. - EOR TRI~STATEi LEAGUE

YOUNGSTOWN, PA, January a.
In view of the fact that $1,000 had
been raised in d week by popular
subscription to defray the operating
expenses of the organization OF tho
coming season. the stockholders OF
the Johnstown baseball association,
at special meeting Fast evening voted
to conduct tri-State League club
here for another year at least.
Parties from Wilmington, Del, have
purchased the Tri-State franchise OF
Williamsport, Pa. The circuit the
coming season will now include Tren-
ton. N. j.. Wilmington. Del. Read
ing, Lancaster. York. Harrisburg. AL
toona and Johnstown. Pa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-28
OBITUARY


Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. :. Jane Mayo, widow OF
George Mayo. who died Friday at
ternoon 1T her home, ITO North Al
len avenue, will be conducted at the
house Sunday morning at o'clock
by the Rev. J. Calvin Stewart The
body will be taken to her old home
at oak Forest, Amelia county, FOR hu-
rial sunday afternoon.
She was seventy eight years old and
is survived by the following chill
dren: r. +. Mayo, Richmond; Mrs.
j. NJ Knight Brooklyn. \. Y; Mrs.
j. X. Sofield, Chula, Va; Mrs. Y Van
denberg, East Orange. y. j.. George
Mayo OF Baltimore. and Mrs l.. I.
Crump, Of Richmond.