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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06
Barton Heights

AeSsrs. Z. r. Peaseley, Jr., James
Satterwhite and Buford Rose, students
at the Virginia Polytechnic institute.
left Wednesday night for Blacklist burg
after spending the holidays with their
parents.
MIR. ". r.. Stokes, who has been "a
resident of Barton Heights for about
two years. has now gone to live at
Rochester, n. Y. His family will not
go TN some time in February.
Mrs. G. c. Broaddus and children,
who spent the holidays with her faith
err, Mr.. Willie Walker, at Walkerton.
In King and Queen county, returned
home Tuesday.
The Rev. Mr. Cralghll, rector OF
Epiphany church, is quite i'll with
pneumonia at his home sos Barton
avenue, Mrs. Craighil1 and children
have returned from Wilmington. Del.
where She was quite i'll for several
weeks she is improving,
Mrf. w l.. kinsolving. the wife OF
former rector of the Epiphany
church, but now of Baltimore is Wis
itthg her parents. Rev r. II. Pitt,
u. -. and Wife.
The Barton Heights school reopeneQ
Tuesday morning. The attendance OF
both teachers and pupils WAS good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strathmoore ana
daughter, Julia, have returned to their
home in Chicago after stay of three
weeks with their daughter, Mrs. r.
!. Smith.
Mics Maud kuyk is at home this
week from her school at Glendale on
account of the Illness OF Miss Payne
the principal Of her school.
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Highland Park

Major Henry Kirby, United States
army, left Tuesday night for Washing
ton, d, G., after visiting his relatives,
Mre, Pearsall and Messrs Fennell, OF
Mr. J. j. Davis and daughter Katie,
have returned from Washington. where
they spent the holidays with Mr., c. NJ
Davis.
Mrs. T. a. Cary and daughter. Cam
mie, left Monday night for Columbus
Miss, where Mrs. Cary was called on
account OF the illness of her mother.
Mrs. L. *. odell, nee Burgess. spent
last saturday with her parents here
Miss Robbie Tuck has returned here
20 resume her studies at the High
with her father in HalifaN.
Miss Carrie Renuie left Tuesday to
resume her studies AT the Farmville
Normal School
Eastman College at Poughkeepsie, ~.
Arrs. a. i. Yermllion was brought
home Tuesday from the Memorial
hospital where she was operated on
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Foster are Wis
iting their SOB, Dr.. Brownley Foster,
in Roanoke. Va, s----
Miss Ella Camp, OF Caroline county.
Is the guest Of Mrs Ella X. shelton.
Mr.. Geo. II, Bahlke and family have
returned from Baltimore. where they
Mr.. Garlic Gaines left "Wednesday
for Eastman College, Pou ghkeepsie. n.
Y.
Misses Bessie and Bertha Marshall
n few OF their friends at
cards last Thursday at their homa- on
Toufth avenue.
Misses Kate Binford and EDNA Keene,
OF Louisa, Va. who have been the
guests of the Misses Marshall. have
returned home
The I. J. smith Company. contrac-
tors, are progressing rapidly In digging
began laying water mains on Wednes-
day.
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Tue 11oHMo1D vIRGINTAN-FRIDAY. JANUARY g. 1911.

friends at thcir homo on December =.
Mrs H. D. Lcttwtch, who has been
-qtute sick tor the past week rs convat-
escing.
Thc womans Ali,ancg gave socia!
and dance ut the town nall Mondsy
night.
The Daughters Of Liberty met Mon
day night, when installation Of the fe!-
lowing officers took place; Miss Mabie
Pockbngton, counSeiert Mrs Z. Rich
arson. associate counselor; Mrs, Joe
Miller, counselor: Mrs. T. G.. Cri-
jtn. guide. Miss Macle McGee, inside
guard. Mrs Vernon Beedles. outside
guard. Nr Joe Miller, recording secre-
tary. Mr. Joe JohnsNn. assistant re-
cordinE secretary.
Mrs H. :. Leftwich. financial secre-
taTy. Mr. G. r. Collins. treasurer, Mrs,
y. +. >oryelk Junior eN-sSsociate coun-
scior
The Home Missionary Society met at
the home OF Mrs. Fred Barbour Mon
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krouse. who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs,
cnufe Narro, have returned to their
home in Baltimore, Md.
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Fulton News
News items may be left at Mel
sens Furniture store, or phone.
to Madison i749.

a delightful party was given on FRI
day night in the home or Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Gill, 4001 Fulton street, in hon
or OF their son Harold. Among those
Annie and Grace Childress, DrusIe
Hicks, Marie aud Louise Gan. Rosa De-
laney, Minnie and Mary Cavedo, Nellie
Bolan, Katie Metzgcr; Messrs. Frank
Doyle, otto Harris Frank MetZger,
Percy Reynolds, George and Frank
and Mrs. Geo. GIL and Mrs. Metzger.
Miss Grace Childress and Mir. Harry
Powell Were married Monday night,
January 9, in the parlorS of the Rev,
IL. +. Jones, pastor of Fulton Baptist
church After the ceremony. a recep-
ton was held In the home of the
brides uncle, MIR. George Gill on Fulton
street The young couple viii be at
home TO their friends after January ;,
At 1909 West Broad street.
OF her friends on Monday night IN her
home ON Williamsburg avenue Games
We're played until a late hour when re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Marie Baraamin,
Edna Wood, Lillian Rice. Emma Bar
Miriam Smith, Aline Bingley. Louise
Smith. Sadie Barker, Nellie Bolan.
Edith Nielsen. Myrtle Thompson. Grace
Neisen, "Ceieste ~t'avedo ana Virginia
Nielsen, Messrs, Louis kaufelt. Ernest
Day. Charles McKendry, Frank Hick-
man, Ray Brockwell. Chris Roscher,
Frank Brown, Arthur Kay, Percy King,
Louis Rogers. Lewis Phillips. Mr. and
Mrs 4. c. Nielsen. Mrs Raymond Nell
sen, Mrs. II. T. CARRIER, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Nielsen,
Miss Marie Bargamin has returned to
Blackstone, after spending the holidays
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Y w.
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IEWELER AND OPTiCIAN
SEVENTH AND MAI% STREETS

Heights. The meeting ls important
anu members are urged to attend
Personals.
aiss Edna Wright, of Summit. ~
j.. who has been the guest of Miss
RezaHe Mines for several weeks
left FRIDAY for her home. ANY num-
-r1T----Jr attractive HfTaIts have been
given Tor Miss Wright by her many
friends during her stay here
Miss Nell Wise. who has been spend
ing the holidays with her mother.
Mrs. Barton Haxall Wise, left Thurs
day tor Oidfeld. Nd, to resume her
studies.
Mrs. N. Y. Turner. OF the Raleigh
wilt leave on Saturday to visit rela-
tives in Washington. y. 6,
Miss Russell Cecil, Of Washington,
y. G., who has been the guest Of
Miss Nancy Patton. has returned to
her home.
Miss Margaret Mnier, who spent
the holidays in this city as the guest
of Miss Elsie Ingram, will leave Rich
moHd to return to oldfeld on Satur-
day.
Mrs. William NJ. Taiiaferro has re-
turned to Richmond, after a visit
to Mrs W. r. Broome IN Raleigh
Square, Norfolk.
! Miss Louise Il. Crews, of Danville
who spent last week with friends ir
| this city, has returned 10 her home
! Miss Sarah Hamilton. OF Petersburg
is tho guest of Mrs w. II. Baldwin
( In Stockiey GardneS Norfolk, ant
MICS Roberta Hamilton Is the CUES
! Of Miss Mary Brooke In Boush street
!
! Miss Martha Hughes, who spent thu
/ holidays in Martinsvile. Va. az tbs
guest Of the Misses Whittle. has re
turlcd to her home in Ashland.
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OBI1 UARY


The funeral of Mrs. S. A. Eddens,
widow Of James W. Eddens. who died
Wednesday afternoon at her home. IA
South Cherry street. took place Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock from Park
place Methodist church. which in
her death loses its Oldest member and
a devoted Christian. She was eighty
three years old. She is survived by
seventeen grandchildren, eleven great
grandchildren and four daughters
Mrs. :. l.. Franklin. Mrs. NJ. E.
Brown. Mrs. c. Boyd Luck and Mrs
w. j. Whipple. all of Richmond
and two William l.. Eddeus, or
Brooklyn. and Steve /. Eddcns. Of
Birmingham.
The pallbearers were as follows:
Actiye-E-L ---E@rt4,- Clarence SEA-
ton. Allen Moneure, Edward b. Fen
som. J. c. prinard. :. Il. Drinard,
owen Valentine and William jenkins,
Jr. ....-...........
Honorary DR.. A. G. Brown, Jr.,
John L, Toler, Clarence &. Burton and
A. +. Johann.
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Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
LEESBURG, VA, Jan. 6.-Mrs.
John r. Lefevre died suddenly
Thursday morning at her home, Hill
side" near WaXpool, this county, age
rs years. Mrs Lefevre was the
daughter of the late Richard Houser,
of this county. She is survived by
three daughters. Mrs. G. W. Popkins,
Mrs. r. Fouche and Mrs. John p.
Lambert, Jr., and four sons-wn-
liam. John r., Samuel and Clarence
Lefevre. She is also survived by enc
sister and one brother, Mr.. Richard
Houser Of Lucketts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06

EMPORIA. VA, Jan. G.--Mr Will
liam Wendall, prominent and sue
eessful farmer of Greeaesvilie county
died Wednesday night OF pneumonia
He was between forty and forty five
years old. and leaves "a life and sew
eral children. AIS funeral services
were conducted at Zion Baptist
church by his pastor. Rev. j. w
Hickman. of the Methodist church,
of which he was consistent mem
her. His body was inferred in the
cemetery at Zion.
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Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
MATTHEW'S. VA, Jan 6.--~Mrs.
Lucy Il. Brooks. wife Of j, u. Brooks,
died at her home in Milford Harden
on January ?. at the advanced age
of 90 years. She had been married
for sixty years. Her husband and
four sons and three daughters sur
vive. Among her sons is Rev. j. +.
Brooks. Of the Virginia Conference.
For manl years Mrs. Brooks was IA
faithful member Of Salem NJ. f.
church, South She waas buried in
the family cemetery. the service be-
ing conducted by her pastor. Rev.
j. J.. Phaup.
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Staples. Watts.

ROANOKE, VA, January 6.-The
marriage of Miss Jean Duncan Watts
and Abram T. Staples. Jr. of this city,
was solemnized at 4;So o'clock Thurs
daf afternoon in the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. J. Allen Watts. on
Mountain avenue, $. ". The Rev. j..
". q. johnson. rector OF ST. John s
Episcopal church. was the officiating
clergyman.
Only a few relatives and close
friends were present, and the mar
riaRp was very quiet.
The bride is the only daughter of
tha late J. Allen Watts who was at
one time distinguished member of
the Virginia senate. and was until his
death, six years ago. prominent
member of the Roanoke bar, repre-
sehting the Norfolk and Western rail-
road as general counsel fer years. She
is charming and talented young wo-
man. and a leader in social circles.
Mr.. Staples IL SON. of Professor
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Cross-Cocke.

ITTNA MILLS VA. January G.--The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f.
Cooke, Of Enfield. WAS the scene of
pretty home marriage Thursday at II
O'Clock A. NJ, when Miss Emily Cathe-
rinc Cooke was married to Albert Sle-
fond Cross OF Norfolk Miss Matte
Cooke, sister OF the bride. was maid
of honor. NJ. r, J.. Ammen, of Nor
folk. was best man, and Master Haws
Campbell, carried the ring. Rev. 7.
l.. Pribble, OF tho Methodist church.
performed tho ceremony. Only the
immediate members of the brides
family were present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
RESUME AFTER HOLIDAYS

LEXINGTON. IA. Jam. C.--The Nir-
gllZla Military Institute and Washing
ton and Ice University were the scenes
OF great animation ul The occasion of
the reopeuiug after the Christmas re-
cess. \ larg" percentage Of the stu
dents were present ana there were a.
number of new men entered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06
Bra %ingtaH-IuCa~.

WADFSB ORp. \. e.. January e.
y marriage ot more than local in
tegcst was Solemrized Wednesday
nisbt nj the home OF Mr.. W. y. Webb
witcn Mrs Annie Webb Lucas became
the wife of Mr. Clayton $. Brasng
ton. only members " the two fami-
lies and a few intimate friends were
present. The VOWS were taken before
Rev. I. W. Chambliss. Of the First
Baptist church. Immediately after
III ceremony the birdie and groom
ieft for Southern trip shd viii be
at home IN Camden Boulevard after
January 10.
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HARRISONBURG, VA, Jan. g.
Mrs, Joseph Brunk, 81 years old. a
member of prominent Rockingham
family, died Wednesday night at
o'clock at her home near Wengers
Mill. from paralysis, She leaves her
husband a daughter, Miss Ada; sis
ter. Mrs. Barbara Beard, ard bro
Their. Joseph Cell. She was a Mem
monte.
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IAn{ierson-Wjlso

LYNCHBURG. VA, January e.
At the parsonage of the College Hill
Baptist church at 1890 o'clock We'd
nesGay. Miss Annie Wilson. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs John Wilson. was
married to Howard Mills Anderson. of
Amherst county. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. W. A. Ayres. a
few intimate friends of the couple
being present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. January
6 William H. Snyder and Miss Mat
tie Trice, daughter of T. a. Trice. of
this city. were married Wednesday
night The ceremony took place at the
residence of Mrs. Frank +. Parish, on
Belmont. where the officiating minis
ter Dr. II. r.. Johnson, former pas
tor OF the First Methodist church OF
this city, Is Stopping.
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Virginia Weddings
Johnson-O'Brfcn

LEESBURG. VA, january 6.--The
marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth
o'Erien to Mr.. Standage Johnson
win take place in Burlington. VT. on
January Ia. Miss O'Brien is train
ed nurse in Marie Fletcher hospital,
OF Burlington. and daughter of Mr..
X. a. O'Brien, OF this county. Mr..
job nson is principal of the Pittsford
High school, in Vermont.
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Mrs. Fannie r. deter.

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
ASHLAND. VA, Jan. 6.-Mrs.
Fannie r. Jeter, aged So years, died
at 8 o'clock Thursday morning, Jan
uary S. at the home OF her son, j. II.
deter She leaves two sons. Robert
{. Jeter and j. Baker Jeter, and one
daughter, Miss Lottie Jeter. She was
for many years "a 1naauaben of Hebron
Baptist church, King William county.
The funeral will take place from her
homo this afternoon at 8 O'clock. In
terment at Woodlawn cemetery.
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Joseph w. Coin.

Especial to The Richmond Firginian.)
LEESHURG- VA, Jan. 6.--Arr
Joseph w Coin, in the 18TH year Of
his age. died at his home near Fore's
Store. this county. Tuesday Ut pneu-
monia. The deceased was reared on
the place and in the house in which
ne died. He leaves a large family
of eight small children. His remains
were inferred at his late home yester-
day.
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George VI. Williams.

CuLPEPER, VA, Pan. e.---George
NJ. Williams, seventy-seven years of
age, died yesterday OF pneumonia. At
his old colonial home near this city.
He Is survived by his wife and seven
children --Pendleton Williams. Mrs.
clifton Stark. Mrs. Edwin L. Slaugh-
ter and Misses Bruce, Mary. Gertrude
and Helen williams.
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Miss Nancy Diugmid.

Especial 70 The Richmond Nirginian.)
LEESBTRG, VA. Jan. 6.--Miss
Nancy Duiguid died at her home at
Snaps Mil, near Spout Spring. in
the eighteenth year of her age. She
had been in i'll health for "A long time.
Her remains were inferred in the fam
lily burying ground.
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.Inmsnn-IlafcIin.

WADESBORU, y. c.. January g.
james h. Jonson. Of Norvcn, and Miss
Flossie Ratcliff. of Cairo, we're mar
ried 1T the residence al The bride s
mother On Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
]. w lnEIe officiating. Only rela-
tives and Immediate friends were
pre- sent. Tho groom Is e son q Regis
te" a Deeds f.. VI. johnson. ana a
man of Morven
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Mrs. Mary WyShPr

Mrs. Mary Washer died at her home
OF Louisiana street about 8 O'Clock
Wednesday night. She was 81 years
old. She leaves one son, MIR. Louis
Washer one daughter. Mrs. William
Gayle. Tho funeral wilt take place
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the German Lutheran church. Inter
ment in lakewood cemetery.
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Mrs. Mary A. CasseH.

ROANOKE, VA, Jan. 6.--Mrs.
Mary A. Cassell died at her home in
wythe county last night aged seventy
years William p. Cassell. a member
of the board Of supervisors OF Wythe
county, Ia a son.
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Highland Springs

Mr.. Harvey Atkinson "A spending his
vacation with his parents. He has
been On an extended trip through the
Southern states with a company COT
siatinG Of bfoncho Girls and 8 COW
boys Mr., Atkinson IL we'll know Il
actor. A reception WAS given at tie
hone of his parents Friday night. De
eemher so. III heuor of his feturn
Misses Heckler entertained their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06
David 4. Armstrong.

ROANOKE. VA, Jan. e.--~David
Edward Armstrong, many years
clerk In the trcasurer's; office Of the
Norfolk and western Railway. died
yesterday from ruptured blood vss-
sci OF the brain He was twenty-ninS
years old and unmarried.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06

Wednesday night at his home, %
North Patrick street. He was a ma
tive of Remington, and the body will
be taken there for burial.
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k!ns, died here Wednesday night. aged
years. Besides her hus-
band, she leaves enc child. The burial
will be In Botetourt county, near Buch.
apafl,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Jan. g.
Miss Maria Nottingham. of EastviiIs,
died "Wednesday from tuberculosis.
Mary, Nellie and Ida NottinkhAnN---
and four brotheTs---Herbert. 0ilheft.
Sydney ana Robert Nottingham.
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. II. ]. G. rockett.

ROANOKE. VA, Jan. s.--.H. ]. q.
Lockett, Z merchant OF Roanoke
county, died yesterday OF pneumonia,
aged seventy-one years. He was a
Confederate veteran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Jan. e.---John
Lloyd WINS, forty.two years old, died
Wednesday night at his home at An
Mandate, Fairfax county. The body
was shipped to Glymount. Nd, for
burial
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Thomas E,gycr.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 6.---Th omas
Eaver. a Western Branch trucker. re-
siding at West Norfolk, died at the
Kings Daughters Hospital at 10
o'clock Wednesday night. MIR. Eaver
was in the seventy ninth year of his
age,
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Mra. Mattia d. Judkins.

Especial 10 The Richmond yirginian.)
ROANOKE. VA, Jan s.---Mrs. Mat
tie Il. Jenkins. v life Of Mr.. ]. II. Jen-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06

\. +. Staples. 81 washington and
lee University, and Is a member OF
Tho local bsr
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AIflritigr Elliott.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Jan. 6.--~Ald-
ridge Elliott. forty-tive years old, died
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Some Specials in the Book Department

Tomorrow will make special prices in this section OF the
Stationery, Books Calendars Engravings tomorrow
unusually low prices.
Gathered Book Verse made Pad
Leaflets. by DIR Geo Ross, special, at Si.25.
All Calendars, reduced to half price.
Bibles collection slightly soed
these being closed fraction of their
MISUNDERSTANDING Wedding
should be ordered
the best workmanship included in order.
100 Cards Plate, Script Style
100 Cards and Plate Block Style $3.50
100 Cards Plate, Old English Style .........
100 Cards from Old Plate, special Soc
French Fahrcs-s4 sheets
Box Paper the stock Holiday Stationery marked
onehah price and less. '<'"
75c and 81 90 values, reduced
Soc and 55c value, reduced o..,..............29c
25c and 35c values reduced i5c
Embossed Tablets your
of so sheets, special for 25c.
Frames complete the styles arc on
display, specially priced
25c small special
medium
Value &c. assorted sixes for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06
Children's Wear
Reduced

Now is the time when you
can buy the little tots Sweat
ers, Toques, Leggings, etc.
and save money. Bring them
here tomorrow and choose
from this full assortment.
Children's Sweaters, in colors,
red, blue and white, in Ct or
two styles, were 81. now ID x.LJ
Children's Toques, in solid IN
colors of white and red 49,, JUG
Toques in combination of CE
coiors, at. - -. -. AOC
Children's Felt Hats, in all
,oolorS. some sold Hp to 81 90; 40
special ....,.............. Too
Another style at. 75c
Leather Leggins for Ct Or
boy or girl ,......... ID x.GO
Another style for $500, s2.00
and $l.7s.
Our entire stock of Chiidren's
and Infants Coats, reduced prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-06

The chief social event Of the year
In Baltimore is the assembly ball
which takes place Friday evening.
Richmond and Baltimore society sets
are closely connected and a NUMBER
of prominent women welt known here
are identified with thi&-A.al4,- 49,
consequently Of much Interest mere
Says the Baltimore Sun Of Friday
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-07-13

And here you are reading
our story. You have some
thing to Sell. You want to
attract Buyers and Orders.
Let us display your adver-
tiSements and their Success
is assured. Our work at
tracted YOu-and will attract
Everybody just as it has you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18

partment, but could not override the Arm
conviction OF the majority that crime had
greatly increased under this adrinistra-
ton, and the presentnent therefore ~ Pc
cultarly divided into fat adnissive state
rnents OF the prevalence OF all degrees OF
crime. from panhandling to burglary. and
nrologetic statements OF the reorganization
o, police affairs which the Mayor an1
those responsible 10 him" are carving on
This presentment is made with no int~n-
ton Of overlooking the praiseworthy enor:
OF the Mayor 70 prevent brutality and
grattine by policemen, but rather tfat the
weak points in the execution Of the Plan
may De noted and improved" is the next
10 the fast paragraph OF the presentment
and that IS followed by this statement,
showing as exactly as possible the precise
percentage Of increase in burglary and
larceny:
Inasmuch as the present system re1uirins
the reporting Of all cases OF citizens com
plants TO the detective bureau was put
OF the last quarter OF 1910 and the first
quarter OF 1911 is now given. The last
quarter OF 1910 shows: Citizens complaints
Of burglary 2l.0 the first quarter Of 1911.
citizens complaints. 3lis. citizens COM
plaints Of all larcenies, last quarter of
1910 3945: first quarter OF 1911, 5.ie9 Total
amount recorded as stolen last quarter Of
1910 vas si072. 1874. and total amount recov.
cred was 1872 S+2. Total amount recorded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-18
CAPTAINS BEFORE CROPSEY
More Up for Disobeying Inside
Detail Order.

Police Commissioner Cropsey heard COM
plants yesterday against another batch Of
captains and lieutenants who for various
reasons. did not take Cognizance of the
Official order OF the Commissioner on Feb
ruary that patrolmen OF long service be
detailed for inside work such as guarding
prisoners in hospitals attending churches
and the like
The Commissioner has already fined some
thirty captains and lieutenants FIVE 70 ten
DAYS pay for violating the order. Ten cap
tains and four lieutenants were before the
Commissioner yesterday In the case OF
Captain John F O'Connor there were Isl
specifications 70 the complaint He said in
defence that he Rad done his best Captain
McClusky had tventy-sever specifications
AGAINST him
Do you think the work IS too much for
YOU" asked Commissioner Cropsey. when
McClusky said he had TWO hundred thou
sand people in his district
No. cir. don't think that" answered
McClusky.
Well. don't think YOU are doing good
work" commented he COMMISSIONS.
Captain McCluskv. who vas formerly ar
inspector IN the T.rdsrloin district before
he vas reduced recently looked somewhat
dorncast az the comment. TIE Corus-
sioner dismissed two cases and deferred
decision in the other