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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
COMMANDER LUBY
DIES ON DUTY

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan, 10
The navy department was notified
to-day of the death of Commander
John F. Luby. L. S. ", on January
s, while in command of the u, S s.
l)es Moines in the vicinity of the
Cape Verde Islands
Luby was born in Ireland In 1858.
and was appointed q midshipman in
the navy from New York in 1878.
During the Spanish-American war he
served as executive officer of the T..
s. S. Yankton.
The Des Moines is on her way home
from the Liberian station. where she
has been ON duty FOR several months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
CANADIAN PACIFIC
LEADS THE LIST
RAILROAD STOCK SHOWS GOOD
GAIN-REsT OF LEADING
ISSUES STEADY.

NEW YORK. Jan. l0.-Canadian Pa
clfic was the strong feature at the
opening or the stock market to-day.
the stock showing gain Of LIZ
points. The rest Of the list was STEADY.
The list ruled steady during the
first hour without any special feature
Government bonds unchanged; otner
bonds strong and active.
The marke. ruled fairly steady in
the last half OF the forenoon. price
changes In that period being generally
confined ia small fractions,
Market closed firm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
MORSE PARDON To
TAKE ITS TURN

Especial to The Richmond Virginfan.1
WASHINGTON. Jan. iG.-A futile
attempt was made to-day by Senator
Hale. of Maine, to persuade the De-
partment of Justice officials to expe-
dite action on the pardon petition of
Charles W. More. the former ice king.
now serving a fifteen year sentence in
the Federal prison in Atlanta. Ga, for
violating the banking laws.
Morses petition is preceded by nu-
merous others affecting short sentence
prisoners whose terms might expirt
before action is taken. II there is any
delay. For this reason. Pardon At
torney Finch declared that the Morse
petition would be considered in its
regular turn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
I. HAPKE's HOME
DESTROYED BY FIRE

tContinued from First Page,)
hurriedly summoned The olaxe
spread with such great rapidity that
II was soon found that the only thing
to do was to try and save some Of
the valuahles In the house. some
clothing and few p,sces OF furniture
were gotten out the burning building.
the heat being 80 intense that very
little could DO saved.
Mr.. Hapke and his family moved
from Germany three years sUo ana
located In chesterneid, He Dur-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
Veterinarian, 10 Meet.

The State Board OF Veterinary Ex-
aminers will meet at Murphy's Hotel
Thursday morning to examine appli-
cants for license to practice the pro
fession In Virginia. On Friday thr
veterinarians OF the State will hold
their annual meeting at Murphy's
Several papers vii be read. a Dime!
given. and practical clinic work done In
= local stable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
GREAT INCREASE
IN GINNED COTTON

WASHINGTON, .. c.. Jan. ia
cotton ginning report issued by this
census bureau to-day shows 1851
442 bales. counting round as half
bales, ginned from the growth OF
1910 to January i ar compared with
e,64T,3eT for 1909
Round bales included this year are
100, 29s. as compared with l42.Sfs
for 1909.
Sea Island included S2,42 bales for
1910. as compared with SSH for
1903.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
DEMAND GOOD;
COTTON HIGHER
2s.s,-+,. III

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-With the
census report showing less cotton gin
ned to Janary l than anticipated and
with Liverpool cables relatively firm.
the market was firm. showing = gain
OF one point on January and from
seven TO fourteen points on later
months. During the first ten min
utes May sold to 1915. or eighteen
points above Mondays final
Prices: January, i4.5s q so. March.
I4.s2gs3: May. 1903 u 05; Iuly. 1909
q 10; August. 14.s1 0ss: September.
i3.s2 offered: October. lS.42@&4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
VERDICT IN WILDBORE
CASE Is SOON EXPECTED

A verdict In the case OF Sarah A.
wildbore. who Is suing the Virginia
Railway and Power Company for ss,-
600 in personal injury suit, IL ex-
pected to be returned by the jury in
the Law and Equity Court late Tues
day afternoon. Trial OF the suit be-
gan Monday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
PLEASANT FEATURES
FOR RAILROAD CLUB

Friday nights meeting of the Rich
mond Railroad Club at Murphy's Hotel
Will be one of exceptional interest. Mr..
James r. Whyte, local manager for
Swift & Co, will give a travel talk on
Scottish Chara cteristics." Following
this Interesting word painting there
will be a banquet for the members and
ladies'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
TWO SMALL BIAAZES
IN SOUTH RICHMOND

Two fires in sonth Richmond hay
pening about the noon hour did
small amount Of damage One occur
red in the residenee Of I21s Hull
street. The other destroyed load
OF hay at Thirteenth and Hull streets.
to which a crowd OF bad boys are al
legged to have set fire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
LOT AND STORE SOLD
FOR SUM OF Si..5oO

The Capitol Realty Company has
sold To j., j. Miller lot and store
on the west side of Eighth street.
between Franklin and Grace. for ST.
500, according to a deed OF bargain
and sale recorded in the Chancery
Court Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10

Officers OF the Theatrical Mechan-
les Association have been elected as
follows John Dunn. president: r. b.
Peoples. vice-president. l.. V. Lloyd.
treasurer; Mr.. Gasser, marshal: D 1zzy
Bernstein. sergeant-at-arms: Robert
Watt. past president, and Sam Cohen.
A B. Cousins and Mr.. Wade. truss
tees. a banquet followed the cleo
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
TWELVE KILLED
IN BUENOS AIRES

BuENOS AIRES. Jan. t0.-Twelvs
bodies have already been recovered
and 1t is believed that there are twice
that number still in the ruins OF a
gun powder factory which was de-
stroyed to-day by an explosion at
San Martin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
Miss Bachelor Gives Party.

Miss Lily Bachelor, of North
Twelfth street, gave d party to a num-
Der OF friends Wednesday night. Re-
freshmentH were served and a most
enjoyable evening WAS passed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. a., an. 10. ISL.
Va. as. Old G. q r. lsae. ..s7n IS
Cen ga c. ar .Ssa SsE
Rich'd City As. G. & r. 1888
A. {. l. r. r. Con Tr. p. % -.
c. & o. Gen. Mer. 4As. 1892 iol -.
Ga. Pac. list IS. G. is23.....113 %.
Nor. & West Ry IS 1898 ...Ss -.
Nor. West. Ry. Poca, 4s,
seaboard Air Line 10. 1850. .sS -.
Seaboard Adj. D. c. bonds II -.
So. Railway LIST S. 1924. .-1o7 -.
West n. c. LIST Ss. C. 1914. .l06 -.
Va. Ry d F. Co. SIS, 1924 .s7A -.
Va, Ry & p Co. Pref lib -.
Wa. Ry & T. Co Com .....25 -.
Allan Coast Line Com Ibis -.
e. d y. ...-.'., '.''-'.''.
Nor. Il West Com. .10ll4 -.
So Railway, pref .....,....62 -.
American National ........165 -
Bank Of Com'r and TT. ..120 -.
First National $40 -.
Ma. Bank of Va. ... 1874
Ma. State and City Bank liza
Saw Bank OF Richmond. SO 65i4
Union Bank of Rich'd ..,...230 -.
va. Trust. Con-. s-..-. t3Q -,,...-r
Va. Fire & Marine ...,,..65 -.
Am. I,o Pref ...........i 0S -.
Va Car. Chem Pref 8 p. c. 1881, -.
Va. Car. Chem Co Com. 90 -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
Conditions of State Banks in Virginia

The
banks
ovember
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10
STATEMENT or THE FINANCIAL coSDf
TON or
West End Bank Of
Richmond,

Located nj Richmond In the county OF Henrieo.
State ri Virginia. at the cioee OF business. January
z. 1911, made to the State Corpcrssson Coruis-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-10

y regular meeting Of the board OF
aldermen was held Monday night to
transact and act upon the business
previously discussed 10y the common
council. The Appropriation OF $l5.-
900 for fitting Up the two ncw school
houses Oh Washington street MAS or
def"d ana other appropriations were
made. -----.------..-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-31
be set me round.

bcset me round.
They gaSped upon me- with
their mouths, as a ravening and
a roaring lion.
[ am poured out like water and
Iall my bones are out IF ioin;: my
heart is like wax; it is melted in
the midst of my bowels
| MY strength is dried up like a
! p1tsherd; and my tongue cltay-
eth TO my jtNs; and t'1ou hast
brought me unto the dust of
death.
| For dogs hive comprised me !;
the Assem- bly, Ct the "ickt d have
inc!oSed NE; they pierc::d my
hands and my feet.
| | may tell al my borcs; they
look ynd stare upon me-.
They part ny garments, among
them, AMI cast lots upon my
W sture, Psalms. 22,12 to 1S.
, Now to show on that Christ
numbered, them with the becs's
| will ask ycu to read:
For a certain woman, whose
young daughter had an nnc!ean
spirit, beard Ct him, and came
and fell at Lis fcct;'
! The woman Was q G. ee.7, a
Syrophon:cian by nation: and
she b. sought linn that he would
cast forth the devil o-. Of her
daugi.t r."
But Jesus said un,o her, L
the children first be filed; for it
is rot meet to take the child. en- s
bread. ard to cast it unto the
dogs"
And she answered and said
unto him, Yes, Lord; yet TIE
dogs under the table eat Of the
chi,dren's crumbs " mark r
p TO %
If you are searching for The
truth you will readily comerhend
the state of the Gentilcs at that
time. I will ask you to read one
moro scripture to show you the
condition that God says thew
were in at that time so pleas c
read.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-31
V1RACRUZ MO.
E. j. Chambers.

Gal. 800 And if ye be Cbrists
then are We Abrams seed and
heirs according 10 the promise.
Ishmael the sol. Of Abraham 10y
the Egyptian maid) typifed the
seed Of Abraham according to
law but Isaac was typicol of the
seed OF promise. Gal. 4-24 which
things are an aliegory for these
are the two covenants. Ishmael
which was born after She flesh
will inherit earthly blessings
through the promise given to
Abraham. And Isaac the spirit
ual blessing.
So when Christ came and full
filed the law, and the fullness of
the Jews had come in then the
law that had been added to the
!
Abrahamic covenant Was taken
from it. And now we are under
the Abrahamic covenant.
Oh says one / thought we were
under the new covenant Heb.
! 8 8 Behold the days come saith
| the Lord when will make new
covenant with the house of Israel
and with the house Of
Judah. (Sce jeremiah 1927 33
! This new covenant is not with the
Gentiles as you see by the scrip
ture referred to, but in the future
will be with Israel and Judah.
And now let US see what brings
us under the Abrahamic coven-
anS.
Rom 4-3 For what saith the
scripture Abraham believed God
and it was counted unto him for
righteousness. Yer. q and be.
| ing fully persuaded that what
he had promised he was able al
SO to perform. % and therefore
it was imputed to him for right
eousness, %, Now it was not
written for his sake alone, that
it vas imputed to him. a, But
for US also to whom it shall be
Imputed. If we believe on him
that raised up Jesus our Lord
from the dead (ver. 25),
Gal. 8 90, But before faith
come, we we're kept under the
law, 1--WE the jews shut up unto
the faith which should after
wards be revealed.
Yer. q, Wherefore the law
was our schoolmaster to bring
US unto Christ, that we might b
justified by faith, Yer. 25, Blu
after that faith come. We are
no longer under a schoolma stel
Now does not that make i
plain that we are under the Abra
hamic covenant. So Christ be
ing the promised seed Of Abra
ham, we see further that Chris
is composed of more than tina
which was born Of man.
i Gal. 500, and if We be Christ
then are We Abrahams seed an
heirs according to the promise
Eph. AS, but speaking the trut
in love may grow up into him i
all things, which is the hea
! even Christ. Then we see Chris
/ is the head.
Ephe. 1.22,2 3, And hath put a
things under his feet, and CAV
him to be the head over a
, things to the church which
his body, the fulness of him tina
filleth ALI all
, To be continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-31

LIST Who did Cain fear when he
was banished INTO the land of
Nod?
End, What Was the forbidden
fruit,
3rd. WHO WAS Gains wife?
4th. Who Eas the Sons Of, God
and who was the men spoken of
9TH. What caused the great curse
that was between the Jews and
the people Of Ashdod? Spoken of
in ezra 0.2) Also in Nechamiah.
O3,23-25)
9Th. Why was the gospel of UNI
circumcision committed to Paul
and the gospel of circumcision
to Peter?
7th Why after Paul had breaches
seventeen years TO the GENTLE
and went up to Jerusalem and
under the teaching OF the twelve
Apostles he had to obey the law?
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-31

Sing @ barren, thon that did,
st not bear; break forlh into sing.
ing, and crv aloud. thou 'ha'
didst not travail with child: for
TC ro ave the children ofthc dos.
olato than the children Of the
married wife, saith thu T.ord.'
lisa 81 y
ITO be C"ntinucd.j
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-31
Article 3rd. after thu
4th 1911,
ANSWER TO BRO. CHAM
BEERS.
BY G. A. Simons.
Continued from last week.
4th 1911
ANSWER TO BRO. CHAM
BY G. A. Simons.
Continued from last week.

|
he had two horns like a lamb,
and he spake as dragon.''
And he eXerciseth all the pow
er of the first beast before him,
and caused the earth and them
which dwell therein to worship
the first beast, whose deadly
wound was healed"
And he had power to give life
unto the image of the beast
, should both speak, ANA cause
that as many as would not wor.
ship tie image of the beast
should be killed." (Rev. Is H.
'12-15.)
, Next you speak OF the three
kingdoms, then to prove that
the two men came from the same
parents you 90 to RebeHah :
twins; would not the Indian put
you in mind ofthe description Of
Esau?
Now Bro. Climbers why do
you introduce so many subjects,
the kingdoms and the twins
brings no evidence one way Or
the other on the subject you set
out to tare down the two man tie,
cry. Now please stick 10 the text
and not bring in scriptures that
have no bearing whatever on your
side. For by 50 doing no one
can tell what you are driving at.
Now to show you that the twins
were to late to be the projanitors
of either Jew or Gentle | will
ask you to read:
BY these were the isles Ct
the Gentiles divided in their
lands; every one after his tong
ue, after their families, in their
nations.'' (Gen. 1867
| You can't help but see that the
isles were inhabited by the Gen
| tiles and divided by the Israel.
ties long before Rebekall and
her twins. You must certainly
see that the created man (Gen.
tile) came across the flood; but
you will say only eight souls
were saved by water, Noah
i family were all that we're left at
; ter the food, of the sons of Coo
(Israelites) but you will ask how
did the created mar GENTLE
get across? I will here state
that at this time the GentileI
were numbered with the beasts
Now my statements would b.
q worthless il not backed up b,
Gods eternal truths. So I will
ask you to read.
Il said in mine heart concern
= ing the estate Of the sons of mel
a that God might manifest them
q and that they might see that the,
4 themselves are beasts" Nccle
t; 3-18.)
You here can read that tn
great preacher called then
beasts, and did not know wha
Il would be their end. So inorde
$ to find out he acted the part OF
I detective which you will see b
reading.
II sought in mine heart to Civ
myself unto wine, vet acquaint
ing mine heart with VI dom; an
to lay hold on folly, TIL I Nigh
see what was that good for th
: sons of men, which they sho1l
do under the heaven all the day
of their life." (Eccle, 2.3)
I can hardly think that any {
the readers of the CREssEr woul
presume to think that So'omo
did not know the end of the Jew
as Gods law to them taught s.
ONION that fact. Now I will ca
your attention to the prophes
of Christs crucifction wher
they are called Bulls and dog
which beset him round abo,
please read. z
Many bulls have compasse
me: strong bulls of Blshan. hay
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-31
.t.-..--s..--.---- 81 sfxstES ~ q
QUESTIONS. NO, SO,

QUESTIONS TO BIZ ANSWER.
ED BY THE ONE MAN
THEORY ADVOCATES.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-31
QUESTION no. 80.
QUESTION NO. 40.

P'oase let some preacher har-
monte the following scriptures.
Matt, s 20 and 15v. John 4-l5
C. ". Sharp ton.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-17
BARRIERS MEETING: WAS
A GRAND SUCCESS
PROSPECTS BRIGHT.

Inter.Ocean Reporter: Anything
doing at all these days, Mr.. Land-man
Powell? ..
Powell: Well yes, you know the
prospects are bright for Devils Lake
for 1911. See this official map OF
North Dakota just issued by the state
department Of agriculture and labor,
showing the 500 railroad extension
from Fordville to Drake. The build.
ing of that road this summer will
mean more to Devils Lake, than any
one factor to enter into It's continued
growth. Last Saturday we closed up
the sale Of two residence lot proper.
ties, the Routier property on east
Sixth street to DR.. g. J. Mcintosh and
the lots adjoining Representative Hy
lands fine home on Sixth street to
Mr.. A. e. Blycker, travelling andito,
of the Atlas Lumber company. Botf
Of these gentlemen contemplate build
ing modern and substantial homes ir
the spring. Mr.. B. removing to Devils
Lake from Cando.. There are several
other deals con tap" also, but yor
know that, In real estate there is mo
thing doing" TIL It's "done."
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-17

"Nirvana" the three-act farce comedy
that set the country, wild will be giy-
en- next Wednesday, Washington's
birthday, both afternoon and evening
at the Grand opera house. The after
noon performance will be in the nat
ure Of a children's matinee and the
admission price for children is 25
cents and adult prices will be the same
as in the evening. The afternoon per-
formance will commence at 2:15 and
the evening one at 8:15. The evening
performance commences early because
OF the fact that there is to be a dance
the the same evening and IT is planned to
meet the wishes Of those who attend
the play: and dance. It is generally
believed that amateurs have an easier
time IN making good" than profes.
stonals. This is not SO by any means,
The amateur is known to most of his
audience, and in order to create his
character, must first overcome his
identity. The Professional has No
Identity as a rule. SO far as his audi.
ence is concerned, except the charac
tier he portrays. The -o'Callaghans
generally succeed in getting good
| "make'ups" and this assists materially
In the elimination of ones own self
Besides this many of the local com,
pany have been in the business ten o,
twelve years and their experience IL
Of great benefit to the newer people
I.Nlrvana" fs guaranteed to please
There Is not funnier or more inter
estingI farce comedy. Many novel
features IN costumes and situations de
Velop during the working out Of the
story. The following people are among
those who take part In ''Nirvana:
Avery T. johnson, Mari Mann, Ed
ward r. Flynn, Milford II. Graham
Raymond Holmes, Orrin Holmes, Ger
ftrude Mordan, Lillian Wineman, Inea
|serumgard, Inez Kollar. and Annie Con
Imy The seat sale will start satur
/ day morning and the attraction Il
Iguaranteed This appearance viii pro
bahI IA the last nladeShy thls com
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-17

DANCE BIG
SUCCESS
At THIS ANNUAL SOCIAL
FUNCTION.

The annual firemen's dance was Civ
en- by the Devils Lake fire department
at the roller rink Tuesday evening and
was largely attended.
This event has always been hailed
with delight by large number of our
people who are always given a royal
good time by the fire laddies. The
ball of Tuesday evening was no excep-
ton to this rule, as those who were
present were privileged to have a most
delightful time tripping the Hight fan.
tastic until the wee small hours OF
the morning.
AS usual bounteous supper was
served which was the finishing touch
on the delightful function. H.
The Devils Lake orchestra of sew
en- pieces furnished the music. =:*
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-17
DEVILS LAX ETHIs WEEK ENTER.
TANNED THE STATE BAR
EERS ASSOCIATION.

The North Dakota BARRIERS associa-
ton held it's annual meeting in Devils
Lake Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. The attendance was not 40
large as had been expected but the
meeting was decided success In eF-
cry respect, as the program was full
Of interest for those present and much
good was derived for the profession
through their having been together.
In the absence Of President Bernard
Mullen, of Grand Gorks the meetings
were presided over by Vice-President
e. M. Sitter, Of Manot who called the
meeting to order Tuesday afternoon.
Reports from the various officers
were read and accepted, showing that
the association is making marked pro-
gress for the good Of the BARRIERS Of
the state. The report of Secretary Ed.
Richardson, of this city who was dele
gate to the Journeymen's International
Union which met In Indianapolis, In
diana in September, was listened to
with much interest.
Several addresses of interest and
Importance to the profession were ON
the program.
The local committee, did all in their
power to make the session enjoyable
and Interesting for the visitors and
the guests were all well pleased with
Devils Lake and Its people.
The election Of officers occurred On
Wednesday afternoon which resulted
as follows:
i +President-Paul Martin. Fargo, N.
D. b..
Vice Presidant- t-E. M. Sitter, Mlnoe.
N, D.
! Second vicepresident-Gus East
tlund, Grand Forks, N. d. s,5..s..,. i
Secretary and Treasurer-Edward
/ Richardson. Devils Lake, N. d.
Board of Directors JOHN Dolan.
Bismarck, H. swartout, Valley City,
and G. r. Wertz, jamestown.