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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

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Stunbe sIsid. uns, bic 9onDratiDren
bes Srtes!"
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ibn, urldusgefebt bic Siinben bes
Serrn 9uron an bas 2aaesliht 3u
3erren," ipra6 6pIShdnolerGts tspbanp.
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Inbere nit bineinae3ogeR unb Ct
maht Itch fauter sseinbe.
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bide PauIu bei. .Bsnn man nas
reinfte GstpiiIen bat, nan tann Dor
benz 8eodnten, mas nirb morgen gez
gen DID i'm @angs isin, niht mebr
rubig ihloFen."
rWleinetpegen mag er ben gnlSsn
6erenteiieI ufnfebren!" rieF Der Apos
theter. SD fhreibe tainen Sropfen
auf neine Rehnnn9. Wlan tann mir
b0ditsns nodpeiien. baB ih aarten
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8erllersnoe gefpeIen bin"
gtun fdthten glls, uno Der Dcttor
iagte:
nSo, ia, er iit nod Gin iunssr
Munn. btefer Jron3 qerfan, ober
aud Elm gan5er Monn. Wlit eiierntr
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sebort msbr Gefhit.ihtsit ols araft
ba5u, fih borauf 3l erbuiten. Mber
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3orfeetItIidteit miro es tbun. meihs
5proerungsn fpurbtn Oft an biefe ors
men, gsplaetsn U}atritslfiibrsr aes
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&nabe fdon einige Sabre oIt ouf Der
DeIt erihsinen, nos hsiBt, in bic ges
burtsitatiftii einestyl8en, Dann fpies
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rubrit aufaenommen iperben; boIn
iplIts er finger, Bah alter erfheinen,
ie mad ben WinTttn beg 9uters, Der
pdburh fsinen Spbn burh bic SttIs
lungsliideH nurhftjjpfen iaFsH uno
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pfc 81 beitsben uno Oerfeinoete iin nit
bem hdlben 9bei. Der Gemeinee;
benn mil ipelhem UnitHneH oieIe reis
den 9auern oft ar GiHen hroHireten.
lpeib ich ais Mr3t or beiten 81 beribs
ten. 0urn bic pnrteIjdbrtss Repis
Tion Der Ratriteln, bic Stublrihtsr
gsrFuu gIsih gu &niang eiHgsfubri,
babsu alIs ipiIlfiiritsn uno gsfesica
fen 5orbsruneen eia Gnoe."
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f1piegsn, isBttn jest gum srptitsn
Waale nit poIlsr Sglit elm, unb bic
Strrsn erhpben it'd .pjs Elm Wlnnn.
gs mar 3sit, beHr bic preoigt ees
5errn gaitor ais a-tte asiHsr Ders
idumsn m0een.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

gurh BEN bitttr inotiigen aanbs
gang bss gfarrsasisns f6rftteH stpei
iunee MGnnsr 4yu in 4rm.
Sic tporeR bsibt hohgsiuahien nno
bod psrftitOsn in ibrsr Grfheinuns.
Der Gtns nit 5reitsn, mdhtisen
GhuItern, buntsI esbrdunttH 3iigsH
sli6 isnen sr3osgpfensH GsitaltsH,
fpis fis bic 1bore mittsIaItsrIiher
Stable oosr Gingdnes Der IluieeR
ft,mldsn. 3untle, fsuries unb Sus
oleih biiiterbldenoe 4ugtn; Das abs
Bib elmer itrengsH, IN ii4 ssidloHss
nen QeriDnlitteIt. Der auoere
iblanter, tIarsr. bsller. nit frsunblis
den, beit.rsn 3dgsn, nit jsnsm mil'
ben, inuHaen gsutttn In ben b!nusn
gluotn, bic uuI siuen erpBen ise!ifhsn
Rsi6ibum ihIjebsn IoFsn. er truS
ben lanasn, bon oben bis unten sus
ottnOpftsu grjeiterrod, Renerenou gee
ndnnt, unb bos mar eos einSlse
Duntle an ieiner herSgepinnsnoen
Grf6einnng.
(srpr!ieruuu fpiGt,e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17
Mrs. B. Yaeger
~--sis ssrEsmtehs--
lllalIIageTin 0ieles 3eila(lers.

e6cH In ber Gftsfssa Afit eas 20 nefpIlIs
Bsrlonsn. Die bHt6 Sis e<sspfuna hctsr bsaabs
fgarsu. nns "a Irat fein Snsifsi bsr, hab
aIl1 teutsuiaee uo6 @erfcasa sxtfttrsr. bic
eHr6 stHs nHbesanfgte aEaEs tm StGnhs fnos
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Sinaert sxftauHIit ~ Hn6 bIeibi. Ulr goldss
sai bic ssailrr bieft Gone bsfonbsrs beohHffiei.
beHn Hs bal ibr bic fsstene GGbs cesl.f6en, brs
esbcH ibrer gesimeHi1eH spte elm esst0si6lnsss
Ers @E9 senna sn Iefen. Bezaeht ni1s. nab
He In stger siaenen sseFlbena an neefiu aosHne
hoHni Webmi bic Can Cub Gar siift& bls
fseflu abenne. barn aeti bifieIbt tsuart bts
Ger bic ft1ne nrtnsu ben Gran 2. 1asGer
srrs.6t Tas Cans IN sar iIHfea sons niss
sm isann III ben aanss:
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
HAY|SOPPOSEOTO
CRUMP ACkER BILL
Not Pleased at Prospect Of Vir-
ginia Losing a Con
gresham.
LSnecial ~ .rhe .ri,nna.1ni.nn,eh !

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch
Washington. d. c., February 3.-It
Virginia succeeds iii holding her ten
seats in Congress when the next re-
ortionmcl.t bill goes into effect ii
VIII he due In a large measure TO the
eHorts OF REPRESENTATIVE Hay.
Wnen Nj. Hay learned this morning
that the ciGD.paclter bill providing for
a total membership Of 39l in the next
rouse probably would he agreed upon,
,"hich would mean loss OF one mem
per 10 Virginia. he went TO work to
rae the total increased TO 1873. He is
npt at all pleased at the prospect Of
Virginia losing one OF her places II
inis elan is adopted. providing for
;; membership Of 1873, not single state
Vii lose representative, while New
.lork Will gain six. Pennsylvania, four;
Laiiforn'a and Oklahoma, three each;
Illinois. Massachusetts, New Jersey
ieNas and Washington, two each. and
NJ bama, Colorado. Florida. Georgia.
Idaho louisiana Michigan. Minnesota.
Montana. North Dakota. South Dakota.
ONO. Oregon, Utah. Rhode Island and
West Virginia, one member each, But
ifit Is decided 10 retain the House at its
present membership Missouri will lose
TWO and Illinois. Indiana. Iowa, Kan
sas. Kentucky. Nebraska, North Caro-
lima. Ohio, Tennessee. Virginia and
Wisconsin one each.
The matter is the centre Of interest
mere today. p. r. MEG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
WARRANT AGAINST WHITE
MAN ON THREE CHARGES
Charged With Threatening Life,
breaking In House md ResistinR
and Shooting mt Officer.
[SpeeIal to TIC Times. pispatch.

Chester. Va, February a-News has reach
Ell this place of u shooting ARRAY which took
place ten miles Gus. OF this place. at Ber-
in,ida Hundred, this week Albert Price a
white man, on his return from Petersburg
drunk. abused and threatened his wife She
snatched up her baby and ran TO Il colored
mans house fol protection. Price follow
60 with gun and broke open the door. say
inS he you'd kill hs wife and clean M the
whole settlement. y negro ran from the
house TO the home o: Robert Whitmore a
negro special policeman who got his gun
and went 10 the rescue. When within speak :
ms distance he called to Price telling him
he did not wish to harm him. but ho must
SO home and behave himself whereupon
''r!cc raised his gun and fred at the negro
officer with No. shot, which knocked him
down. The shot took effect in tho Negroes
left shoulder and breast in about twenty
I'VE places. Whlmore raised up and fred
poppcring Price on the same side with abou,
l6o small shot. Or. Pretlow, OF this town
was called IN attendance and attended 10
Tic wounds OF the Two men No more shots
we're fred.
A warran, has been sworn out against
Price three charges-ihreatening life.
breaking III the Negroes house and resisting,
and shooting an officer OF the law. Both
men are recovering. end there Is no apprc-
hcnsion OF any fatal results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04

In connection with tho Jubilee mis-
sionary celebration beginning to-mor-
row. there Will appear in Richmond,
one OF the most interesting. and dis
tinguished women in this country Tic
chief speaker OF the meeting Will be
Mrs. Helen Barrett Mont omery. who
began her tour OF speech making in
last fall. and who has since Visited
some OF the chief cities Of the coun :
try. everywhere demonsira ting her
wonderful powers as Il public speaker
and creating great zeal and enth,isi-
assn in behalf of missions. This Is not
the only field in which Mrs. Mont
gomery has distinguished herself She
Is trustee OF Wellesley College. (.
commissioner Of education in Roches-
ter, \. y. and WAS formerly president
of tae New York, Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs. Sha has also distin-
guished herseif as an author and lee
ture-. Her latest book "Western Wo-
men in Eastern Lands" has attracted
wide attention.
Mrs montgomery will speak at the
City Auditorium tomorrow at 3 T. NJ.
and P. NJ. There will be a specia
choir Of 600 voices at the afternoon
meeting.
Mrs. Montgomery Will be accom-
panied by Miss Miller. DIR. Mary Noble
and Mrs. Henry w Peabody Of Boston
returned missionary, who is the orig.
inator Of this movement.
After Mrs. Pcabody's marriage ner
wealth and extraordinary gift for ad-
ministration Brought her forward prom
inenty In national work tor missions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
Virginians at the Hotels

l.cSIngton-G. r. simmons, Dewitt;
III S, Kent Virginia; W. p. Royal. Nor
folk; J S. Davis, PAGES; Waiter VIII
lianis. Victoria
Davis. u. Davis, charlottesville
j. F. Wilkins, Newport News: John
Jones Virginia; e. NJ. Green Virginia;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Cooke. Zion.
Murphy's-Mr. and Mrs ". p. vena-
bic. farmvillc; ". Z. Hutton. Glade
Spring. Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Green
Farmville; Charles r. Reekcs BOYD
ton; u, G. Southall. Amelia; George
W Harrison, Emporia ]. a. Wickham
Emporia; Howard II. Butcher Peters
burg: AIr. and Mrs. ]. D. Mitchell wal
kcrton: w. B. Harwood. Virginia: Rob
ert G. Blaine, Roanoke; Willis Jenkins
Newport News: H. T. Jenkins, East
Radfcrd; DR.. E. A jenkins. Natural
Bridge. w. X. Berkeley. Virginia; VIII
liam Z. Bennett. Danville: H. NJ. Oar
den. Suffolk.
Fark-R. j. Morgan, Virginia,
Richmond--AiarshaIl Mccormick. Viz
glnia: II. r. Feathcrstone. Hallsboro
st George r. Fitzhugh. Fredericks-
Moon. Charlottesville; NJ. ~ Walker
Fosters Falls: Harry J.. Linnell, Nor
folk: L. G. Hirons. Covington.
Gilbert-A. s. Adams, Rocky Mount;
j T.. Giles Danville
Stumpf's- O. Conkling, Norfolk
| l.. w. HUBBARD. Buckingham: w c. Pat
terson. Norfolk: q. l.. Reid, Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
ORDAINED AS BAPTIST.
Rev. NJ. II. Ridenhour, Methodist Min
lister, Ones 10 Another Denomination.

Special to The Times Dispatch
Spencer ~ c.. February 3.-Rcv. vi.
b. Ridenhour. who for u number of
wears has been member OF the West
ern North Carolina Methodist Confer
cnce. was last night ordained into tho
ministry Of the Baptist Church. having
resigned his connections with tho
Methodist denomination. He attended
the last session OF tho annual confor-
ence In Winston Salem, was Issgnon
to the pnstorate Of tho Haywood coun-
" circuit. with four good churches.
hut decided not to accept the appoint
mont. During recent years ho served
ms pastor in the Methodist Church the
charges at Big Lick, Staniy county.
and Woodlcaf in Rowan county. he-
sides other places. The change from
one denomination - another was a
surprise to his frienda rho ordination
lcsremenies MsslIe held last might IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
&aAAdG iz!!x. !':!:,!!.,.,:!.. g.
Hand made Irish
Crochet Dutch
Collars and
.Jabofs
Special soc.
Social and
Per sonal

ID KINCE AND PRINCESS TliOu-
BETzkOl. OF Castle Hill.'
Albcmarlc county. i:,tt recently
for Visit 10 New York. whore they
VIII spend the remainder Of the winter
They viii return to Virginia in The
early spring for n short visit IT Cas-
We mn, before sailing in Nay for
italy
Mrs. NidEeiy Give. Luncheon.
Mrs. John Ridgely CAV. on Thurs
uay At Hampton q luncheon III honor
Of Miss MarE Buchanan ALERT the
ilancec OF her son. Julian KidEcly, who
Is = student III the Harvard avs school
Hampton is enc or the most beautiful
places in Maryland and is one Of Nie
Few that has remained Practically IN
tact for 4 hundred years itis filled
With charming old furniture ana oh
)ects of interest and reminds one o {
some delightful manor house In Eng
land The ether guests Thursday
were Mrs, John lidgelE, Jr.. Miss
Alice RidGely, Miss Mary RiIgciy
White. Miss Reed Lewis Miss Anita
Narhcld. Miss Charlotte Gittings Miss
Nancy Dcf'ord Miss Marg.re,ta Ham
blcton. Miss Christine Marbur;s, Miss
Mary Albert. Miss Louisa Mcrry;ian,
Miss Mary Tilghman and Miss Fannie
Smith -
nr. chanbcrlnrne TO Lecture.
pr Lewis r Chambcruyn @. or The
University of South Carolina. who
comes 70 Richmond 10 ec,uro before
the Wolnan's Club THIS evening on
Buried Cities OF Crete ,glli be the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. Edward =
Valentine. during his stay In this city.
AS admission to this lecture witch
viii be, given In the new Y. NJ. c. 4.
hall, corner seventh and Grace Streets
VIII be By card only. members VIII
rcnse. secure their tcketg at the
clubhouse some time to-day
.it- the Country Club. II
The usual Saturday afternoon Tea AZ
the Country club VIII be hcl1 this ar
iernoon from 1890 until o'clock Those
receiving VIII be Mrs. r. II HarwooG
Mrs NJ {. Patterson. Mrs William
Todd Mrs. George Warren. Miss Lucy
I4prd Wortham and Miss Edith Donnan
Pupils Recital.
The following pupils tool. part In
the last recital at Mr, Boll'nG's. on
floyd Avenue: Martha Jobson. Mary
Booker, Eugenia Jobson. Eute Rcnnc,
Mary Quarles. Dorothy Clendon, Eliza
beth Jobson, Ruth Harris, ..lice SIit-
chell. Julia Spratley. Willie Harris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
worlds visible supp1v.

New Orleans. La. February 3.-Sec-
rotary Testers statement of the
worlds visible supply of cotton issued
to-day shows the total visible is g.
235.124 bales. against 6.256,19s last
week. i.Ta3.131 last year. OF this the
total OF American cotton is 4,0S3,524
against 4,OS5.1s6 last week and s5o4.
I3l last year. and OF all other kinds,
INCLUDING Egypt. Brazil. India. etc. l,
$4,000 bales. against 1,l71,0O0 last
week and l.26S.0o0 last year.
OF the worlds visible supply or cot
ton there IS now ailont and held In
Great Britain and Continental EuroDe
2,9il.o0o, against 2.6o5.0O0 last year
In EGYPT, $4,000, against 2ls,0O0 las,
year:in India, $4,000. against $4,000
and in the United States 1,5S4000
against 1,37o.000 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Will Work III Interests OF Peninsula High
way Movement.

Special 10 The Times Dspatch.1
Newport News. Va. February S.--Deiega :
items 10 appear before the Boards of super
visofs Of he Peninsula counties and the
Councils OF Richmond, Newport News and
Norfok In regard 10 tho financing OF the
peninsula highway movement. were appoint
cd Yesterday when the executive committee
Of the Peninsula Goods Roads Association
held its first meeting.
T. w parlin 1and N. e. Armstrong. of
Hampton We're appointed to confer with the
state Highway Commission with the view
TO obtaining State aid.
The committee proposes to go right ahead
with plans for the construction OF the sand
clay road between Richmond and Newport
News. 10 doubt being entertained MS to the
raising OF the $1,000 or $1,000 that vii, be
needed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
REFUSED TO DECIDE.
Dispute Between Salvation and AmcrI-
Gnu ArmieS before Norfolk Iudre

''"P''r. ''t w. -H'NHtfUb NHu "a III crI-
can Armies Before Norfolk Judge
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Norfolk, Va, February 3.---Justice
Simmons this morning had before him
the dispute between the American Sal
walton Army, with Headquarters in
Washington, and the Salvation Army
OF America. with headquarters else
where. but refused to decide which
organlza ton Is entitled to tho name
Salvation Army
ton. was arrested on q warrant sworn
out by Captain Catherine Elk!ns, of the
latter body. charging him with so
Letting funds under false pretenscs
The Elkins woman claims that Weller
Is getting money by tho use OF her
organizations name, the people think
ing they are contributing TO what is
claimed to be the regular army. Jus
tice Simmons decided that Weller had
a right to solicit funds. and dismissed
the case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
"DRYs" REST CASE.
Argument III LSnrhburg Contest VIII lie
lIenrd About February IL.

Special to Tho Times DispatchJ
iynchburg. VA. February 3.--What viii
probably be The last Of tho dispositions to
be taken in the local option election contest
We're taken yesterday morning by the "drys''
after which the 'drys'' rested. 1t is prob
able that no other evidence will be taken,
for tho vets" do not now expect to tako
any dispositions at all.
After tch rcidcncc WINS III in n tentative
agreement was reached. under which Judge
christian Will be asked TO hear tho argu-
monts iii the contest some iiinc during the
week beginning February IL.
The evidence taken Yesterday Was d.
recled along tho line OF showing that yot.
tara participated In the elacticn in precincts
in which theY did not have lssal residences,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04

Western system Of the Southern Rail-
way and number Of other officials
Of the road. spent to-day hero. for
mally taking over tho Virginia and
Southwestern and the Holston river
Railroad properties. the lines which
gave the Southern direct connec-
ton with the Southwest Virginia coal
fields. Superintendent Loyal said that
only minor changes would BIO made In
the official force here. The party will
tour the newly -acduired lines to-mor-
row. -155I-{sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
Acquitted OF Gambling charge.

Especial 10 The Times DIspatch.I
Norfolk, Va, February 3.--W. J.
Rawles. arraigned in the Police Court
this morning on the charge OF con-
Quoting public gambling house. was
acquitted, the police failing to show
mat the place was public. The owl
dcnce showed that the raid was made
on private residence and although
all of the pharaphernalia of a gam
bling house was found, Justice Duncan
held that there was no evidence 10
show It 10 be public rooms III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
observation-disclosures

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Horne daughter Of Mr.. aud NIrs ! T.
Horne. Of Dungannon. Scott county.
and John Grigsby, n business man
-af Nlckelsville, were married at the
Gibson officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
GRAND JURY MAKES REPORT.
finishes Frobc Into Alleged Improper List
ing Of Personal Property


ing Of Personal Property.
Special TO The Times pispatc h.l
Suffolk Va February 3.--After being In
session ntermitentlv for three weeks dur
ing which time I1s witnesses were sub
roanond. the Eanscrnound county grand
Jury, which was probing alleged improper
listing OF personal property for taxation,
Yesterday completed It's report. which
was sealed and delivered to Tho court clerk.
u Is understood that no criminal indic:-
ments were returned. but that property own
eTs wcTa required 10 raise their asscssment
figures many thousands OF dollars. 4 grand
juryman to-day uttered n warning that Il
second summons for tax adjustment would
mean criminal prosecution.
Circuit JudSe McLemore Yesterday dissolved
the Injunction which was granted month
ago en- Joining DR.. ". W. Gaines from
preaching In the First Baptist Church, col
ored. Of which he had been pastor for
twenty years, and ais, restraining the
church treasurer from paying DR.. Gaines any
funds. 4 compromise was arralgned among
the hostile factions and an amicahla adjust
mont reached.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
GRtlalnn-Onca

fredericksburg, Va. February a.
French Callahan and Miss Lillian
Opes, both of SDotsylvania county, ar
rived here before daybreak this morn
ing. and left on an carly train for
Washington. where they were married
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
George l.. Garter Return. Home.

t,opeCidI W i ne ines LnSpat CL.
Bristol Va. February 3.-George 7.
Carter who on Thursday resigned the
presidency OF the Carolina. Cllnchflnid
and Ohio Railway. returned to his
nome at johnson City. Tenn. to-day.
When asked for a statement as TO the
significance of his resignation, ho said
that he had no formal statement to
make. but that, It was due to other and
personal interests. which require muc,,
OF his time. He retains his interents
in this railway property. d. ....r'..sSH.e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
Nude Exhaustive inquiry.

me grand jury which to-day re-
turned the indictments against Rixey
a short time ago mado an exhaustive
investigation of the affairs OF the Vr-
ginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corpora
ton, and in a report made to tho
court. following tho investigation re-
turned eight presentments against
fixcy. which are virtually the same
rs set forth In the indictments returned
today: Those composing tho jury
were w. II. Sweeney, foreman: II. Il.
LAWYER James Bayne. D. II. Stansbury
John W. May, c. J. W. Summers.
Tho Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust
Corporation went into tho hands OF re-
ccivers December % last. following ap-
plication made to the Corporation
Court on the part of those composing
the board of directors OF that insti
tuition. At lie same tjme the eight
branches OF the concern located in diff
ferent parts OF Virginia also closed
their doors. making nine banks sus-
pended
Afterward Commonwealth Attorney
Samuel g. Brent requested Judge
Barley to call q special grand jury to
investigate tho affairs OF tho concern.
which resulted thus far III the re-
turning Of eight indictments agains!
G.. J. Rixcy. It's president.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-04
DIES Ar AGE OFF 1os.
Ephruin Long Lenyes I'D Descendants.
L.. Euncrnl Inst Tuesday.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
The fnnsrni seryices o. Of ,nhrai,n Long
were conducted from the home OF his
son. Lloyd Long. on Tuesday by Rev.
b. t. Landss, Of Prices Fork.
Mr.. Long was 1913. years old and
leaves 145 d. scendants. among whom
arc eight Observation-Disclosures
His wife died about twenty wears ago.
Mr. Long was member of the Luth
eran Church, and the Oldest person in
this section.