davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19

drained; The continuation of the good
roads policy used the past two years OF
giving engineering assistance TO coun-
ties. and the construction and main
tenance of roads. the continuation OF
the forestry policy of invcntorying the
timber and estimating the location and
amount OF timber, this having been
done already in forty OF the western
counties; assist cities ana towns in sur
veys, and protection OF water sheds
The report shows that an anna zing
amount of good for the furtherance Of
road Improvement was accomplished
the past TWO years with the 5000 APP
propriation for engineering assistance.
The Legislature will he urged this SEES
sion TO appropriate $4,000 for this and
other cooperative work with the coun-
ties. and for II bill 10 create Il full
hedsed state highway commission. to
press cooperative work with counties
in all parts OF the State.
Charters we're issued to-day for The
Madison Lumber Company, of Marsh
capital $4,000, by Guy v Roberts ana
others; The w. NJ. Reagan Company.
OF BrySan City, capital 10000: amend
ments 10 the charter OF the Hunter
Brewer Company, Raleigh, changing
the name to Hunter Band Company
and to The Buckhorn Llthia Company
Granville county. increasing the capt.
tai to 100000. were fled
Municipal Association.
The Carolina Municipal Association
met here to-day for its third annual
session, to deliberate on matters con-
nected with the municipal life of tho
state. The most important discussion
of the meeting Will he on the proposed
commission form OF government for
North Carolina cities.
The convention was called to order
this morning by the president, Mayor
F. y. Tate. Of High Point The address
OF welcome was delivered by Mayor
j. s. Wynne. Mayor Tate responding
During the meeting. which will last
until Thursday morning. there Will be
discussions on many matters OF In
terest to municipalities.
y brief program that will include a
biography of 'Blll Nyc" and attention
To some OF his most notable writings
has been prepared for bill Nye" Day.
February 90. with the approval OF State
superintendent of Public Instruction
j. Y. Joyner. by ]. T. Cooke. treasure
OF the committee OH the "Bin Nye"
memorial proposed 10 be provided UNI
der the auspices of the North Caro-
lima Press Association. The memori II
is TO take the form Of 4 building at the
Jackson Training School, at Concord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
stlnsou-StInson.

iSpccial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Lynchburg Va. January !S.-A wed :
ding of interest in Madison Heirhts
took place there sunday night when
Miss Mary Elizabeth Stinson. daughter
OF Mr.. ana Mrs II. j. Stinson, of
Lynchburg. was married to Charles NJ.
Stinson. OF Grecnbrier. w Va. Rev. 4.
Il. Morris, of Mount Madison Baptist
Church. OBLIGATED. The attendants
We're: II. Mcclure and Miss Noia Baiscr.
Gavin Irwin and Miss Peurl Marks.
ana ~ Magoon and Miss Vera Marks.
MISS Naomi Johnson presided at the
piano. The bride and groom will 1.-Two
in Grcenbrier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
Ashland News Notes
Special to rhc Tln,es-D!spatoh. |


Ashland Va. January 1S.-kcmp
LOWS has returned to his homo in
North Carolina. after visit to his
brother. Professor /. e Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Denoon and son
Charles wcrc recent guests of Mrs
c. NJ. Bridges.
Mrs. Perkins and Moncure Perkins.
who have been guests at the Henry
Clay Inn. have returned to Richmond
Miss Elizabeth Dcaton was the weck-
end guest of her sister, Mrs. Tren,
Miller.
Mr.. ana Mrs Brooke Jonos were
guests OF relatives hero last Sunday.
Merritt Motley has returned to N,
home here. after a visit to friends In
Albcmarlc county.
Mesdamcs Astrop and Green were
here this week visiting Robert Astrop.
or Randolph Macon College.
Mrs Charles y. Page, of Richmond
is the guest of Mrs. j. a. Riddick. al
the Henry Clay Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Gardner have Is
sued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter Sara IIollaway, to Jo-
seph Moore Jones. on January 26. m
$3.50 p. NJ, in the Ashland Christian
Church.
Mrs Edward Newman entertained
inc Matinee Euchrc Card Club very de-
iiRhtfully on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Russell Blanton assisted Mrs.
Newman in receiving. Among thosa
rlaying were Mcsdamcs John Addison.
James Chcnery. Anna Carr. Henry Car
ter William Mickey, George Morris.
FRANK Wright, j. \, Riddick. Clarence
Wright. Hill Carter. Jr.. Scholar Fox,
James Cox. Ernest Grey. Russell Blan-
ton, w. ID. Cardwell, Misses Anna va
den. Mary Ilnw. Lou Redd. Augusta
Nixon. Lillian Dolly. Miss Lou Redo
won the guest prize. and Mrs Clarence
Wright tho club prize.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
MILLS WILL CURTAlL
Will lie Idle ouc-0uartrr of Time
tntil CNntli.Iumn ImnrONe.

Boston, Mass., January lS.--Millioms
oi Spindlcs III the cotton mills OF tnc
United states Will be idle onc-duarier
%! the time from to-uay until market
conditions Improve, II rccommen IL
ton made this AFTERNOON by the NIX
wright cub is accepted generally rho
Arkwri6ht Club is an organization OF
the treasurcrS OF mills in Massachu-
sets, New hampshire and Maine, many
OF which have thcir head office III Bos-
toll, ana represents more Than TO-
uop.p0 Sptnules. OF the 5000. Qua
sr!ndies III the United states 1890
nOp are IN New England. The attend
ance AT the meeting was the largest al
ten years several kilograms from
mill owners in Georgia. North anu
South Carolina, We're read telling OF
The hrrnneemcnts being made TO cur
tail the output
The cotton mills of the South cur
tailed extensively last year because
Of the high cost OF cotton ana indif-
'erent demands FOR goods, ana these
reasons are given by the Boston
,reasurcrs for their action to-day, The
resolution passed by the club to-day
follows
Whereas curtailment OF production
already exists in New England bills
- per cent. in many cases, ana Il CON
tinuetion of increase Of such curtatl-
ment is advisable and considered TO
be inevilahle;
Resolved. That members of the
Arkwright Club present at this meet
Ing strongly recommend curtailment
OF production Of at least - per cent.
10 begin at once, and TO continue until
market conditions improve, and that
Il special committee be appointed 10
arrange details and bring about such
curtailment."
The cotton mills or New Hampshire
employ nearly 100000 operatives when
all OF the machinery IS in motion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
DENOUNCES ELECTION LAW
Governor Patterson Sends Annual Mes
snEc TO Tennessee Legislature.

Nashville, Tenn. January 1s.-Gov-
ernor Patterson, in his annual message
to the Legislature to-day, recommends
the repeal of the election law OF the
state enacted two years ago. The Gov
ernor says the law is partial in its
operation. He states that in his
opinion this law was designed for fraud
and that there has not been all honest
general election in Tennessee since its
enactment
He recommends The adoption OF Il
constitutional amendment making the
term of tho Governor four years in
stead of two.
Governor Patterson strongly con.
dcmns prohibition. pronouncins 1t
fundamentally and profoundly wrong
as a gorcrnmentai policy, and in a
country where the largest MEASURE OF
freedom OF action Is accoroed the in
diNidual il becomes ntoicrable."
lie recommends high license, strict
regulation and forfeiture OF license for
violation OF law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
INTEnuRntN LINES PLANNED.
VIII Connect Charlotte nnd cities %,
!Ichnlnnt Smnfh EnrnIInn

Piedmont Suufh Carolina
Charlotte, y c.. January lS.-Tbat
the Duke interests contcinplate a mot.
work oi in,crurban trolley lines. con-
meeting Charlotte and the cities II
Piedmont south Carolina, and utilizing
the vast water power % v6loped l,y tho
properties Of the Southern Power. COM
phny IN which they are heavily inter
ested. was made known TODAY when
M"ssrs J l.. and II. y Duke and w. r.
Ire unfolacd thcir plans TO business
men OF Gircenville. Anderson. spartan
burg, :. e.
Woik VIII begin shortly On q line
which viii connect these three cities
'hpning the icaloard sir Line probl
ably at Greenwood. and thence on 10
Charlotte. opening nm a rich territory.
Tho cities interested arc asked 10
take stock in the proposed line. anu
the manufacturers aud merchants arr,
10 agree tn give the Solicy line at least
50 per cent of their freight business.
!" ho,h thcs" propositions the towre
thus FAR approached have agreed ThG
road Is TO he built by syndicate capi-
tailed at 1000 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
WEsTCOIT IL LEAD.
tnnuni Midwintrr rrnp Shooting Tour.
naImcnt Begins az Y'InCLurst

Pinehurst X. c. January 1s.-Ths
fourth annual inidwintcr handicap tran
shooting tournament ocgan here to-
day with 20o-targct race of ten
twenty target sweepstakes. in which
[. O. Westcott, OF Lcesb burg, Fla, led,
with score or ISL. W. f. Clarke If
Boston. was second, with III ara DR..
D. L" Culver of Jersey City, the title
holder, tied with W. y. Hines. OF Port.
land. Ne, at 1G8.
John Il. Taylor, of Atlanta. Ga. led
the professionals. with 1855: II. g
Welics. OF New York, second, with $50
and Lester s. German. of Aberdeen
GaD tied with George l.. Lyon. of Dur
ham at III a bad croas wind made
tho average low.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
Insurance Ban Removed.

New iaven, CONN, january 1S-At
the quarterly meeting of the board of
directors OF the knights Of Columbus
here to-day tho ban which has been
on tile Southern members preventing
ihcir carrying insurance In the order
was removed. The report OF the ma
tioNal secretary shows the assets OF
the order to be 1900 900 and the num-
Der of councils l.iTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
ucnr. \. Llrnltt Wins.

Providence. L; /. january ls. Henry
i. iAppiti, OF Providence, Republican,
to-day was elected United states Sena-
tor from Rhode Island 10 succeed .,vi-
son W. .\ldrlch OH the Joint ballot OF
tnc TWO branches oi the Legis laturc.
Ills majority WAS FIVE votes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
Elks to Pay Frntcrnnl vIslt.
ISpec!al to INC Times- Dispatch. /

TSpccidI 70 TIC TImcS- Displtch |
l.ynchburg, Va, January l5.-l'iftecn
members of the l.ynchburg Lodge OF
Elks viii go to charlottesville Thurs
day afternoon to pay n fratcrnal visit
10 the Charlottesville lodge at the
regular meeting TO be neid by that
lodge tomorrow night. District De-
putty Andrew Chisholm Will pay an
official visit to the Charlottesville
lodge at that time and an enjoyable oc-
casion Is anticipated by the Lynch
burg Elks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19

- % 4 ITO II FIIFc9- us tCII'1
Bristol. N;k. January lS.-W!iliam
~. reynolds, son of Major a. u. Rey-
holas. BRISTOL millionaire and nephew
Oh X j. Reynolds. the Winston, y. c.,
,obacconist. died at the home or his
parents here shortly after midnight
iast night. or typhoid. lie was twenty
iour years old. He HAD just recently
married MISS Myrtle Anderson. OF Lam
caster Texas. and he and his bride
came mere TO spend the holidays with
his parents The body will DO buried
Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19

East Franklin; January 18th, Mrs.
SUSAN e. MAURY, widow of Col
onel Richard L. Maury.
Funeral from the house on FRI
DAY at IL ~. NJ.
CRUICK SHANKS-Died. in Washing
;o" H. ~ JAMES s" cRuicKs 81 ( sR.'
Funeral from Byrd Street Station
FRIDAY AFTERNOON on arrival of
2:45 train from Washington. Inter
ment in Hollywood Cemetery.
BERKELEY-Ente into rest at
Evergreen, Prince William county,
NORBORNE BERKELEY son OF
Lewis Berkeley and of Frances
Calendar holland, his wife. of Aide.
Loudoun county, Va.
March 3lst lS2S, and was therefore
nearly eighty-three years OLD at tho
limo of his death lie was educated
the Virginia Military institute,
where he graduated In 1913.
Entering the. service of the Con-
federacy as major OF tho Eighth yir-
ginia Regiment In the early summer
OF 1861. he served with great dis
tinctlon throughout the war. and
rose to the rank Of colonel; Just
brevettod brigadier- general.
He married Lavinia Hart, daughter
of DR.. Garter Berkeley and OF Mary
Randolph spottswood Brooke, his
wife. and leaves four sons--Edmund
Spottswood. of Van Week, Texas;
Norborne. of Pendleton. Oregon
Charles Carter. of Seattle, Washing
ton, and William holland, of Annap-
oils, Md.
Colonel Berkeley's death will bring
distress to large circle OF rela tives
and friends.
CABELL-Died, al Inglewood, Nelson
county. Va. Tuesday morning, jan
uary 18th inst. in the seventy fourth
year of her age, MISS LUCY BROWN
CABELL. last surviving child OF the
late George w. and Mary Anne
Cabell.
CLARK-Died. January II, at Z p. NJ,
ERNEST LYNWOOD CLARK. at his
residence. near Ridge Church. aged
twenty years.
Funeral from Ridge Church at IL
Rivcrviow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
j. May Do,rEinas.

Especial % The Times Dispntch.l
charlottesville. Va. january is
u May Douglass. one OF the Oldest
residents of StunardsviIlc died Tues
day. after long Illness. His wife and
I'VE children survive-J. B. Douglasa
ana Wallace Douglass. of Hinton, W.
Va: jesse and Orville Douglass. Of
Sianardsville. and Mrs. Pearl Duff. Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19

illness of typhoid fever she is sur,
vived by her husband. David Humph,
She also leaves several brotheTs and
sisters. Mr.. Humphreys and his family
came TO Albemarlo from Augusta
county SIX years ago and purchased q
nome near Alton :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
Nice Ann Dcnnc.

l,ISDeclhl 20 The Times Diypatch.J
CharIottesville. Va, January is
MISS Ann Deane died yesterday at hcf
nome in Stanardsville, after long
Illness. Three brothers suryive-D ~
d. l.. and y. u. Doanc. all OF Stanurds,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19

policy, and the election OF John IL.
Bankhead as United states senator TO
succeed himself. wcrc The threo
features Of the session OF the Alabama
Legislature o-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
: !: I ON

the very beginning Of his career,
Fosters aim and object has been
to make Photographs SO good, so
artistic and SO satisfactory in
every sense of the word that people
would instinctivcly look at Fos-
ter's work as the acme of perfec-
ton. Foster" on a photograph
stands for perfect" Foster for
Photographs all the time. 1l2
North Ninth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
OBITUARY
Mrs. nichnrd l.. ,lnurr.

:, .TrN. IIchHrH It.. MuUry.
Mrs. Susan Elizabeth Maury. widow
OF colonel Richard /. Maury. who was
son Of Commodore Matthew. Irontainn
Maury. died yesterday morning at her
nome. Il East Franklin Street. ut 10 40
clock Mrs. Maury had been III of
pnrtmonia for some time She was
siXty-nine years old. and before her
marriage was Il Miss Crutchfcld OF
t,redericksbnrG. She leaves one dauEh-
YET MISS Ann Hcrndon Maury. Tho
funeral Will take place to-morro,y
morning al IL o'clock from the resi-.
lcnCc. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
Thomns II. Brown.

LSpecIal 10 The Times Dispatchl
Charlottesville. Va, January is
THOMAS III. Brown. aged eighty-scven,
one OF the best known farmers OF
Albemare county. died at 3 o'clock
this morning at his home, i've miles
suffered stroke of paralysis. which
incapacitated him for business. Tho
funeral will take place at o'clock
to-morrow afternoon from hiy late
home, Church NM" and the intor-
,nent VIII be in the cemetery at Mt.
Zion Methodist Church. He was n ma
tive OF lunenburg, Nottowey county,
but had resided In Albcmnrlr for the
past thirty-cight years His wife. who
was Miss Elizabeth Hammer, OF near
Wayncshoro. Augusta county, survives
him. Win four Childrcn-Mrs Lewis
Harris. Mrs j. Rush Thomas and
.rohn A. hughes. OF Albcmarie. and
NTH. william Rishon ot RidleY Park,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
Captain George II. Parker.

tSpeGIut TO Inc Times dispatch
SuNoih, Va, January lo.-Iaptain
George Thomas purker, seventy Iour
years old, VINO commanded Company
Il. Fiflh y orth Caronna InIantry our
ing the civil War. uieu to-day. no Tor
merry was conmanuer OF tho Tom
omitn Camp OF Confederate Veterans,
captain oil inc SuHoiK Urays anu ovc.'-
seer OF the poor. a WIDOW. two SOUS
and two dausnters survive him. be-
cause OF Captain Parker's death. tho
celebration piunned Tor tomorrow 10
commemorate Lees birthday was can
celled
Daniel II. jennings.
Daniel X. jennings. seventy
Years olo. Confederate veteran. died
yesterday morning at the home OF his
son-in-iaw ana nephew. George a..
jennings, 1900 Enslow Avenue. Ilign-
lana park. Tie served during the clvil
war IN company ii. Nineteenth VAR
gina regiment, ana Was at the close
ot Institutes courier III Picke,ts
DIVISION.
Air. Jennings was pioneer. motor.
man. .Deing one of The nrst men 10
operate an electric car in richmond.
his funeral services viii take place
ut clock ths morning at the
Highland Park Methodist Church. :,
detail from X. L. Lee camp United
Confederate Veterans, Will be present
at the services. lnterment VIII be
made in Hollywood Cemetery.
leaves four chiidren-Edward w. Jen.
nngs. OF Norioik: William IL. lcn-
ninss. OF Portsmouth; Mrs. Powhatan
Naan and Mrs George ~ Jennings,
OF Highland Park. lie also leaves TWO
sisters. Mrs. Annie Miller and Mrs
Bette Watts, OF Amherst. OF which
county he WIS native.
iticbnrd ). wallace.
Richard ;. Wallace. a native OF Rich
nond, died Tuesday In Eel Paso. Tex
lie leaves a mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Wal
.,fI t.h n.,Is hrn h.r rn,1 o.
:. Wallace. OF Huntington. W. Va, and
two sisters Mrs John W. Winston
and Mrs. L. CT Higginbotham. OF Rich
Inond.
Funeral of Mrs. Coke.
The funeral OF Mrs susanna C..
Coke. who died Monday In Norfolk at
ment was in Hollywood Cemetery.
Mrs. Mary G. hughes.
I tspecial TO The Times Disnnt ci.
Mrs. Mary G.. Hughes. aged eighty.
eight. died yesterday at the home OF
her son. q. q. Hughes. Mrs Hughes
was native of Wales. and UP TO q
year ago. had made her home with
relatives in Pennsylvania. The funeral
will take place from the Methodist
Church at Esmont. the service 10 be
conducted by the Rev. Henry J. Brown,
Of Scottsvllc
rev VI. A. Davidson.
tspecial to The Times Ti bispatGh
Rev. NJ a. Davidson. a superannuatcd
| minister of tho Virginia Methodist
Conference. died this morning at his
home near 3'abcrs Nelson county.
aged seventy seven years. The flu
neral and burial will take place at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Rock
Spring Church, near F'abers.
SIrs. Maggie Humphreys.
Especial TO The Times DispatchJ
Charlottesville, Va, January 18.-
Mrs Maggie Humphreys, aged fifty
nd hOnn
Alton, in this county. after weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
Deaf HIS

at her residence, Is
East franklin. January 18th. MRS.
SUSAN e. MAuRY, widow of Col
oncl Richard L. Maury.
Funeral from the house on FRI.
DAY at II ~. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
,TnnIe. CruiIl.hnnIs,

James Cruikshanks, Sr, died yester-
DAY morning in Washington, u. c. Ito
was cightyfour years old The hodv
VIII be brought 10 Richmond and the
funeral Will take place Tomorrow mr.
ternoon from che BYRD Street station
train. 1nterment Will be made in
Hollywood Cemetery
Ernest LinwOod Clarke.
Ernest L!nwood Clarke twenty
Years old, died Tuesday at his home
at Ridge Church. The funeral viii
take place from Ridge Church 10.
morrow at noon. Interment will he in
Riverview Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
w. s. SIosIey.

:, Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
Roanoke. Va. january ig'-W. g
Aosley, sixty-nve years old. agent for
the Norfolk and Western Railroad at
Vinton. died this morning at his home.
following an attack OF paralysis. which
came on last night. after he had re-
turned to his home from Masonic
meeting In this city. He was a native
of Amherst county. and served through
out the Civil War with Hnrgravc's Bat
terry. He is survived by his widow and
three CONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19

BODY was laid 10 rest In Hollywood
cemetery with Masonic honors.
WiliIun H. ucynoIts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19
aIrs. j. u. Grnsty.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Crnzot, Va January ls.-Mrs. Willia
Grasty. wife of j, J. Grasty. OF Crozet,
died at the University Hospital. Char
iottesville, last night where sho had
gone for an operation Snc had been
in bad health for |Sr.g time. and tho
md was not unexpected. She Is sur
vived by her husband and eleven chill
drcn The funeral services viii be
neld Tomorrow mt her old homo IN
louisa county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19


William Armtage Harper. son OF the
late Joseph w. Harper. publisher. or
New York. died OH Friday at sydney.
New South Wales. whore he had been
living for the last three years. Mr..
Harper. who was about forty-cight
years old. spent most of his time trav-
cling. and after going around the world
several times settled in sydney for a
time He was engaged In no business.
and intended to return TO America
within few years. He leaves a
widow and one son. who are in this
country.
Mr.. Harper was educated at McCabe
University School and at the Univcr-
sity of Virginia. where he took prom
inent part in athletics
Rev. w. L.. Cunningham.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Raleigh. y. c.. January lS.--Rev w.
l. Cuninggim. presiding elder or the
Raleigh district of the North Caro-
this morning at his home in this city,
after. an Illness with pneumonia The
attack came upon him Just a week
leaves a wife, who was Miss Fender
graf; OF Nashville. Tenn. and one
brother. Rev. Jesse l.. Cuninggim, Of
Nashville. and one sister. Mrs. r. w.
at ihe University of North Carolina
and Vanderbilt University. and had
been in the Methodist ministry for
thirty years, with pastorates at Raj
eigh. Henderson. Oxford. Goldsboro
Durham and elsewhere. He had for
many years been the secretary of the
North Carolina Conference.
Il. l.. DriscoII Hurled.
The funeral of Ellery Lyon DrIscoll
took place Tuesday afternoon from
Pine Street Baptist Church. Tho pas
tor. Rev. j. 3. Hutson. assisted by Rev.
j. w. Robertson. of Randolph Street
Church. conducted tho services the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-19

Everything men and boys
wear, and Berry Goats for girls
are in the Big Sale.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18
View RooL. IN Public Library.

The following new books have been
received by the Detroit public library;
John 3 Anderson. New Thought. Its
Lights and Shadows" Ya'kub Artin,
England In the sudan" r. y. Bates.
Touring in 1900 Bruno n Burgel.
ASTRONOMY for An" Jean r. Charcot.
THE Voyage Of the Why Not I'm the
Antarctic" Mrs u. cambridge. "Ameri-
can Pioneers Of the Revolution. Ed
win y Dingle. Across China on Foot
Thomas Dreier. Heroes OF lnsur-
gency:" Robert X Duncan, Some
Chemical Problems Of Today n. u.
Ferriman Turkey and the Turks" r.
w Fitzsimons, Monkeyfolk OF South
Africa" VIM. T.. Cell. Eighteen Capt.
tails OF China" r. Hawthorne. The
Lure Of the Garden" \. \. Houghton.
"Concrete Floors and Sidewalks" L..
o. Howard "Househy. Disease Car
rier:" Hester n. Jenkins, Behind
Turkish Lattices:" c. T. {. Lewis, The
Picture Printer OF the Nineteenth Cen
tury, George Baxter" David NJ Lind
say, Voyage to the Arctic In the
whaler Aurora" VI. J. Moses. The
American Dramatist:" T.. @ Ponafidine.
Life i'm the Moslem East" = H. W
Ross The Western Gate; Maritime
Aspect Of Western Washington; G. \.
G. Sandman, "Metternich," Nicholas
Soyer. Paper Bag Cookery" Frank y
Stearns "Sidsummer OF italian Art
10 w Tunzelmann, The Superstition
Called Socialism," w. X. Wagner MY
LIFE" Amelia +. Barr. Maid OF Old
old Harpeth5" George Fitch. AT Good
old Siwash:" r. X ellison. "Ember
Light" Kathleen Norris. Mother"
James OppenheIm. Mine tenths' Bar
oness ORGY. Heart OF Woman T..
Is de la Pasture. MASTER Christopher