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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
ENGLAND STRIVES
TO AVERT STRIKE
GOVERNMENT DESPERATE, coat
OWNERS oRDURATE, MINERS
DETERMINED.
WALK OUT ONTHURSDAY
MEN ARE ENCOURAGED tn HOLD
TO DECISION ny NEWS OF
EXPECTED TROUBLE
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
WALK OUT 0NTHURSDAY

LONDON, Feb. .5.--W1th the gov
ernment cropping desperately for a
means to avert an overwhelming ma
tionai catastrophe: with the coal
owners Of Great Britain ob1urate in
their. stand against the miners ana
their demand for a minimum wage
scale ami the millions or more men
involved encouraged by the news OF
trouble among the anthracite miners
OF Pennsylvania. there Is practically
no hope anywhere tonight that the
walkout set for next Thursday can
be forestailcd.
Sidney Huxton's Cancellation board
will make strenuous efforts tomorrow
to bring the men and the owners
together but 1t IL conceded In gov
eminent circles that there is little
iIkelih BOD that the board will be able
to effect an adjustment. The only
ray OF hope discernible tonight
through the tense situation Is that
the board may be able to induce the
men to remain at work for a few
days after their notices expire on
No Reusf From Un,tca States.
The belief in capitalist circles that
enough coal could be secured from
America to tide the great manuIac-
tories over the crisis was shattered
today by cable dispatches from the
United States. stating that the anthra-
cite miners OF Pennsylvania will pre-
sent their demands to the operators
In New York on Tuesday.
Upon the receipt OF this news the
owners literally threw up their hands
in despair. That they regard the
strike as certainty 10 shown by their
action in ordering coal steamers from
Swansea not to report for carSoes
until the crisis ID past.
Miners Rejoicing Mt News.
The news from the coal fields OF
America caused great rejoicing among
the miners. They regard this new
development AZ a weapon which. II
It cannot WELD with such effect
against the owners a. to force them
TO meet their demands before Thurs
day, Il will be tremendous factor
In bringing about capitulation soon
afterward. Tonight mass meetings
were held In every mining town
throughout the Kingdom and every
speakers reference to the impending
Malkout was chaAred to the echo. az
were the announcements Of prospec-
tive trouble IN America.
Tho dire effects OF the strike, X
Il eyentuAtes. cannot b. exaggerated.
Certainly the cS11ation 0f the coal
lceaeiIsS1 - 1Eir6 $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
LIQUOR MEN MAY HAVE
AN ORGAN IN RICHMOND
circular Letter Sent Out to Men in the State Asking Their
Cooperation and Support-To Keep the
Law Makers Posted

II is our intention to publish NEWS
PAPER DEVOTED TO THE INTER-
EST OF THE LIQUOR TRADE, and
see that copy goes regularly to each
legislator, and keep them SO well In
formed as to. our side of the question
that they VIII at least GIVE US JUS
TICE.
1t will take something mor~ sub
stantial than talk to launch this pro-
ject. and while 1t may seem strange
to you. WE ARE NOT GOING TO
ASK YOU FOR A CENT. unless you
wish to voluntarily subscribe to the
cause All that we ask 10 that you
subscribe to the paper for one or
as many years AZ you will at II THE
YEAR, and furnish US with the names
and addresses of those friends to whom
you would like the paper sent at the
same rate We expect to encounter
some who are inclined to be tight
wads," although THEIR INTERESTS
ARE IN JEOPARDY. YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO BE ONE OF THESE
We want to get the first paper out
IMMEDIATELY: BEFORE THE Leg
IsLATuRE- ApJOuRNS II possible.
You can help us by responding to our
call BY RETURN MAIL. Experienced
liuuor and newspapermen are behind
the movement. They are Joseph T.
Bethel, manager OF the South Rich
mond Bee" and T. d. Eaton, OF the
Richmond Evening journal. Mr.
Bethel gladly refers you to any local
hquorman. and Mr.. Eaton to any local
newepaperman.
WE ARE WAITING ON YOU! TN
UNION THERE IS STRENGTH
WITNESS THE UNITED TEMPER
ANCE FORCES.
Fraternally,
r. u. EATON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
FIGHT WITH DEVIL
NO EASY CONFLICT
Peaceful METHODS WON'T DO IN
WARFARE WITH SATAN, AS
sERTs MINISTER.
BATTLE TO THE FINISH
REV. DIR. WICKER MAKES REPLY
TO RICHMOND CHAMBER
WHICH FORsEEs DIRE
TUL TIMES.
BATTLE TO THE FINISH

90 Iar as disturbance 10 concerned.
you cannot fight the devil with peace
tni warfare. And II the enabling acx
VIII produce agitation in this State.
arraying brother against brother. ana
man against man, 1t will be battle
on the one side for the deliverance OF
helpless women and innocent chill
uren.- and tho weak element In men,
IL the driving away Of this enemy
means warfare, then let US have II to
the tinish.''
Thus did the Rev. John J. Wicker.
pastor OF Leigh Street Baptist church.
pay his respects from his pulpit last
night to the resolutions adopted by
the Richmond Chamber OF Commerce,
In which dtrefui times were appre-
hended TX the people are allowed to
decide whether Virginia shalt be wet
or dry.
Manhood W. Money.
1T Is a question" declared the min
ister," OF manhood against money.
Whenever manhood Is sacrificed for
money men become worshipers OF
mammon. no matter whether they he
the directors OF the Chamber Of Com
merce or anybody else. tsut righteous
ness must win. II IL bound to win.
Sin may prevail for time, but 1t can
ness
Ridiculing the stand taken by the
Richmond chamber, DR.. Wicker said
that he might introduce bill in the
Legislature to poIlute the Matters OF
tho James. SD, that half the. people. In
Richmond might be killed. That would
be an awful calamity. but 1t would
serve to increase the wealth OF these
who escaped. or course, he really had
no idea OF having such a bill intro
duced, though 1t would not be much
worse than the methods advocated by
the friends Ut the liquor interests.
Turn Many Away.
DR.. Wicker had for his theme THE
Devil and His Defeat ut the evening
discourse. In tho morning he dis
cussed the sale OF Joseph by his
brethren, from which he also deduct
ed points bearing on the Statewide
issue. At the evening service. several
hundred persons had to be turned
away.
DIR. Wicker let 1t be known that
he was ashamed OF Richmond's rep
resentative business men and particu-
larly Of her representatives IN tho
General Assembly.
Though he did not call any names,
the Rev. Fl. ID. c. Macla chan, pastor
of Seventh street Christian Church,
last night severely scored one Of Rich
mond's representatives In the House
Of Delegates for his utterancrs dur
Ing the debate on the Jordan sub
mission bill.
Arraisns Delegate.
Because of this delegate's low
moral tone. fiippancy and vulgarity,"
Or. Maclachlan asked the members Of
his congregation to see that he was
not returned to the Legislature. He
promised to tell any one privately the
name OF this representative II It were
desired.
Il Am For Men, formed the theme
OF DR.. Mnclachlan's discourse which
fairly teemed with eloquence and food
for spiritual thought. This was the
first Of series Of special sermons
for men to be preached the might Of
the last Sunday OF each mouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
sattle.hip cIea.r. For Beirut.

MALTA. Feb. 25.--Actin9 on re-
ports OF the anti-christian sentime MT
prevalent In Beirut, the H. Nj. s. Lam
caster cleared for that port TO-DAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
Arraians Oslsaa ate.
Murderer sur,cnders.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
WARSAW, VA, Feb z5.--Robert
Keiiuln. ceiefed, who after being At
large one week, after shooting and
killing Harriet Hunter, colored. OF
surrendered 10 tho authorities yes
tePday afternoon and has been lodg-
"a u jan q HsathsYillo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.--.'I win ~
cept the nomination for Prse1deatss
II is rendered me, and I will a1S
20 this decision until the convenxf
has expressed Its preference
Theodore Roosevelt. in these w00
tonight broke his silence OF monS
dispelied whatever mystery may ,A&
surrounded his secret camn6S
against Taft and formally dectSy
himself in the race for the Repu1I
can nomination for the presidenc v
The colonefs statement was
from the Outlook office in the
OF a reply to petition from
Western governors, dated Fab31
10. In which they impiored hir1SN
express his willingness to accent
nomination. SSE#
The Announcement.
Following Is his reply: ssX
New York. February -, 1e11
Gentiemen,-I deeply appreN
your letter. and ! realize to the
the heavy responsibility Il puts n
me. expressing as IL does the cdr1
ly considered convictions of th~s
elected by popular vote to stand -
heads Of government in their ne7iiS1
States.
absolutely agree with youg
this matter Is not one to be daf7
with any reference to the pox
preferences. or interests, OF any
put purely from the standpoint q
interests OF the people ~ q VII
VIII accept the nomination for r.
uent II 1t Is rendered to ma ai
VIII adhere to this decision uuf1Ss
convention has expressed fta f
ence. one OF the chief princfn1S
which l have stood. and for W3
now stand. and which have Pr
ehdeaVored. and always sha1f
deavor. to reduce to action.
genuine rule Of the people.
therefore, hope that 50 far@n1
sipie. the. people. may. be- aisSs h
chance. through direct primaf97
express their preference a. 49,
snail be the nominee Of the H.
can presidential convention. sS
Very truly yours. @s3
THEODORE ROCSEvl
The letter Is addresses =, '1S'1
nor William E. Glasscock. ne
virginia; Governor Chester IT,
drich. OF Nebraska; Robert rsz
OF New Hampshire; Joseph "
Q. NTon'ilfg: Governar CHG
sorn: OF Michtxan: 0oveft1or
S.upns. or Kansas, and Covers
pert 3 Hadley. of Missouri! Nas
me Governors Lstte
me letter from the eovori
the colonel was as follows:
:. Chicago. Feb. TO-
We, the undersigned Nau
governors. assembled for thu
OF considering what will 49,
the continuation OF the Re
party an q useful agency u 19
ernment. declare It our heil57
careful investigation Of St
that large majority OF thoEs
can voters Of the country fSl2
nomination. and a large r.
the people favor your eiAck,o1
next President OF the UnKa
We believe tina tyour card
insure success In the next
We believe that you reprenS
other man represents. ttlcoesI
and policies upon which -
peal for a majority Of t.
the American people, an
our opinion. are neceaenKSR
happiness and prosperity 2{
try.
We believe that your c4n
lie demand you should n
whether, II the nominal
presidency come to you u1tn
unsoueht. you will accept ~
In submitting this EeQ
not considering your pIl
eats. We do not reUnxN
TO consider either ~
the preference of any l1
the nominations ~ In
We are exprexsi1lg ps
and Fest yudKM1mks
nxnded Of yon u tA1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26

- BERLIN. Feb. 2s.--There Is grow
ing belief here that when Emperor
William and King Victor Elnma.suel.
Of Italy. meet next month. the Kaiser
win come to an understanding OF
some sort N to the status Of & Germans
In Tripoli. The Emperor will take o.
caxton to proclaim to the world the
warm friendship prevailing between
Germany and Italy.
Preparations are being made for tho
Emperor's trip. which will probably
start from Kiel. william will make
the yoyaEe On the Meteor. sailing Feb
sxAEy 1StA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-26
Fired on Amhulanee,.

ROME. FEB. 25.-In defense OF the
tales OF italian cruelty ii, Tripon. the
war oiLce today published detail
ed account OF Turkish and Arab
atrocities on the battlefield. The re-
port IL also accompanied by photo
graphs which show that among other
barbarities the Orientais fired on Ital-
ian amhulancea -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
LOITERERS OtSTED
FROM POLICE COURT

Police court yesterday Was damned
by prisoners. witnesses and the Ioi~
fertng curious. and the room COON Le-
came a sweltering, sitting mass of
humanity. Police officers parspirsd
through their uniforms and others la
bored heavily for breath of fresh
air. Three electric fans were running,
but they were of little effect in tina t
crowd, Many ioiterers were ordered
out of court. and one William Tyler.
who remained without having any ap-
parent business. was brought up be-
fore Justice crutchfietd and ared Sc.
He had II with him. and he paid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
YOUNG WOMAN IS
ATTACKED BY MAN
NtNETEEN-YEAR-O MISS PEARL
GALIIyE CHOkED AT CAPE
CHARLES.
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
RtF'FfAN AFTER BEATING GIRL
AND Is NOT APPHE-
AND IA NOT APFER-
HENDED.

Especial To The Richmond Nirginian.1
CAPE CHARLES, VA, June 1T
While on her way home, unaecom-
panied last night Miss Pearl Cal
live, nineteen Years old. was attack
ed by a white man. Her assailant
after choking her until she became
blue in she face made his escape
across the fields in the darkness, aft
ter the plucky woman had snapped
revolver which she carried In his
face. The man sprung out from a
vacant lot and grabbed the woman
from behind unawares. Whether the
intention was robbery or more Sc
rious crime is not known
The woman fought off her assail-
ant WITH pluck and courage for prob
ably half an hour and after the ruff
fan had released his grip upon her
throat she collapsed falling to the
sidewalk from weakness.
The attention OF Mr.. f. C. Kellogg.
OF the Cape Charles Ice company,
whose plant Is opposite the scene of
the assault, was attracted by the wo-
mans means and he hurried to her
assistance, having her removed to his
office where a physician was sum
moned, who rendered medical aid.
made is in a secluded portion Of the
town anc the assailant was protect
ed by foliage Of number OF shade
trees The path at the scene bears
evidence of fierce struggle. Miss Cal
live was later conveyed 10 her nome
In an unconscious condition and only
rallied at noon today. She Ia suf-
fering from the shock and the in
juries inflicted upon her throat by
the villains hands. She described
her assaiiant as a small man with
light hair wearing cap. A man APP
parently about thirty-ffve old. An
swering this description has been
lurking about the neighborhood Just
previous to the assault. Miss Cal
live is Hative of Seaford. Del. and
has been here for some time. She Is
employed as domestic at the home
of r. r. Grant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
FORMER MRS. AST0R
HAS FAMILY PLATE
FAMOUS SILVER SERVICE NOW
REPOSFS IN ENGLISH
MANSION,

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE "a
nous Astor plate. which for a score
OF years during the married lie or
Colonel John Jacob Aston. and the
former AVE willing. was so frequent
Nv admired by society leaders and
friends has neen removed To the Eng
lish mansion of Mrs. Astor
Is was learned today that thus plate
famed ali over the country, and marx =
cd with tina initials IA as well
as those ,of the wife. A, W A. was re
moved from this country as late as
last January four months AFTER Inc
second marriage OF Colonel ,Astqr 10
Miss Madeline Tallmadge Force
A large crate. said to contain fout~
teen cubic feet OF silver plate. was
transshtppei TO the English home OF
Mrs. Aston The articles therein CON
tanned had been personally selected
by Mrs, Aston from the rtcn furh'sh-
!ngs OF the Aston household.
RI was shortly after the Astors mad
agreed 10 separate forever. that the
famed society leader served notice
upon her husband that she intended
70 take away all that belonged to
her And she followed this with an
eyacting account and inventory
which Is said to have surprised the
late colonel, when he began 10 IN
spect II in detail
What are you going to do about
1t, Jack ?" asked one his friends.
"Wen. I guess we will let Mrs AS
tor have the articles that she claims,
as ,s customary In such cases" was
the response. We will stu have
something's remaining from my
mothers service, and what we need
we will buy.
The appointments of the service
when Mrs Aston entertained were
always one OF the most delightful fea-
lures offered by the hostess, They
have been generally admired by ev-
eryone who became the guest at the
Astor household
And in this connection, 1t may be
positively stated that the Astor fam
ily has never possessed any gold
plate. only recently it was published
that Captain Rostron, OF the Car
pathia. dined with the young widow
OF Colonel Aston upon the gold
plate of the Aston family" This pro-
voked a laugh among those well &C
quainted with the family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
START FUND FOR
ALUMNI BUILDING

3. eIEMINER SITY :, OF . VIRGINIA
June 17-RoseweTf Page. treasurer
OF the alumni hall fund. submitted
his report at the recent annual
meeting OF the general alumni asso-
citation of the University OF Virginia,
showing that more than $4,000 has
already been subscribed for the pro-
structed near the site of the Colon
made club.
d Mr.. Page said thu amount already
In hand with the $4,000 to be con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
hermit In Stricken

WAYNESBORO. VA. June 17.--Tip
Pannill. an eccentric character. who -e-
sides in the fastness of the Blue Ridg.
back IF Me1regeri y mill, WAS stricken
suddenly with a paralytic stroke Of
the entire left side and lies In help
less condition at the home of Thona $.
Hum phreys- He had come down from
his mountain cabin and was waiting
to see Charles Plumb. when he passed
the new road. as 1t Ia called. when
Humphreys observed him fall. Going
to his reli4s. he seand him heipsesz .sas
result OF paralysis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

De run this evening to Dutch Gap.
under the auspices of st. Johns Cir
Gle OF Kings Daughters. This Moon
light will DE for the benefit Of the
Shelteriue Arms hospital. which ~
badly In need of funds TO carry on
the summers work patronessss
Will be members Of the circle and the
board OF managers of the hospital
The Instructive Visiting Nurses
association Will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the home, 223
South Cherry sfteet a [ II O'clock This
is ii very important meeting, as It
will be the last before fall
The Grandchildren Chapter aux
iliary To the Richmond Chapter. t.,
- e., will meet this afternoon al 3
O'Clock at tho y ounr Womans Chris
tian association. Fifth and Grace
streets, This Is the last meeting IN
til Septem Der and a large attendance
Is requested
Prominent Weddings.
Two prominent weddings Of great
social interest throughout tn State
and which will be suIemni1ed in
Newnnrt News this reek Will be that
Of Miss Charlotte Colgate Seldom to
James Pollock Thomas which will
take place this evening at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. and that Of Miss
Catherine Melvin Hoffman To Henry
quinn by I.ayman. of Wilmington, Del
which will be solen nized tomorrow
afternoon 81 the home Of the bride
on the Boulevard
Miss Seldan who is sister IF Or
and Mrs r, r Wexford. has lived
In Newport News since early child
hood and is great social favorite
throughout Virginia. The ceremony
VIII be followed by reception held
At the home Of, DR.. aud Mrs r, r
Wexford Last evening following
the church rehearsal Miss Solder
held an Informal house warming at
her future home, A number o.
Richmond people viii 20 10 Newport
News FOR the wedding Miss HofY-
man has made her home in Newport
News a number Of years with her
uncle and aunt, Captain and Mrs
". r Melvin She ia also a social
favortte and her many friends regret
10 learn Of her departure to another
State to make her home Only rela
tives and intimate friends are Invited
10 the ceremony. after which re
nenfion will he held from z 30 to :
o'clock
Richmond Girl Entertained.
Mrs John Fvans Jr, of Raleigh.
y. C.. entertained Friday afternoon
IN delightful manner at her home
on New Bern avenue. In honor OF
Miss Elmore. OF Richmond and Miss
Dodson. OF Greensboro, who are the
guests OF her sister. Miss Mary
Evans. Delicious refreshments were
served Miss Mary Evans entertain
ed at . Q clock tea. Saturday after
room In honor Of her guests. Misses
fillmore and Dodson. Progressive
forty-tWo was nlayed. and tha after
noon most enjoyable one
imnorrant Meeting.
There viii he an important meet
ing of the executive board Of the
Home for the Tncurables. tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock at the home.
Each member If urged to be present.
announcements
Mrs William Edward Foster has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
MANN TO PRESENT
STATE FLAG TO CADETS

Governor William Hodges Mann WI
speak In Fairfield today. and tomor-
row he will go to Lexington. where hs
Will present TO the cadets OF the Fr-
ginia Military Institute handsome
flag bearing the corrected State seal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
VIII Not RESIGN.

ROANOKE. VA. June 1T.--rhae
ivan V. yonce. postmaster at Salem.
received an attractive offer from the
Roanoke Valley Orchards company. IL
ia fact that he admitted yesterday,
while vigorously denying that he would
resign his present position to become
general manager - the Orchards con-
pany
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday In the Hastings court to DIR
Ernest G. Levy, chief health officer
OF the c'1y Of Richmond. and Mary
Elizabeth Detwiller, Louis Fox Of
philadelphia, and Sarah Schachter,
James Melvin McCabe and Mary Te-
resa Mcclure, Robert r. Ferriter and
Rosa Ethel Clarke, VIII Miles White
hurst and Annie Burruss Crane.
James Smith and Eva I.oresls
Tcwfkes and m Early u. wfngo and
Bette May High.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

Thomas Wood. negro chauffeur,
was dismissed by Magistrate r. J.
Puryear in Hemico yesterday on a.
charge OF faiiing to have tfrcnse To-
operate a car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18
s,dnuntIr~- Petfwr%

Social interest has for the past
u,eet b4en centered on the various
festivities incident TO the marriage
OF Miss Willie Murrell Edmands
daughter ri Mrs. f Eamundsr -oI
I.ynchbuFg. to Mi. tIHton PETERS,
which event occurred Al O'Clock on
Saturday evening a. st Pauts Epis-
oopai church The popular Young
bride has been feted most gracefully
ny = number OF her friends, but owing
10 the deep mourning Of her mother 5
family. ali entertaining IN Inc I'M
mediate connection had to be dis
persed wun the wedding cerem Jhy
-e4teslf al~l.l.s. al4c-eds hal QSl
beautiful and impressive sinpIiritt
T.ns young loupIe, lnut Ilateiy. ssTtsf
the ceremony left for an extended
bridal trip, and after July lst they
vii be at home TO their numerous
friends at Ilf Madison street.
One 1f tho most charming Of the
n*a- na pt.*. functions with when
MISS Ednunds was complimented was
the out-ordoor shower party given
tn her honor on Tuesday afternoon.
~ Miss Leila Barker, on the pretty
lawn Of her home on Floyd avenue.
In the rose -embowered pergota
around mich too had been banke
thaairr boughs Of fresh feared oags,
a fust trimmed seat had been placed
for TIE s tsf Of honor, an. al rs,
Touch OF some hidden hand an i'm
rncpse grren bag seCretei In the over
head erocu*ries opened Its c@ pac.ous
mouth and spilled into tn tan e. III.
hr4Ge "A ralnb bow avalanche Ct c3lored
ribbons at the ends OF when we're
tel dozens Of mysteriousiy enticing
racks ges AT the conclusion ~ the
pretty gar ceremony, dapghttul re
" sfanenls were served, those enf.Y~
ing Niss ParAers lovely hos piial ~
being Mi%s Edmunds. Ntss Mary Lar
kin. MISS Phoebe EdmuuGs. His, t'saF-
encS : esley. Msss DuBos- M'ss
Fho. be Anne Edmunds Hft,s iei9es.
Mss Quinn. Miss StrotherS, Mss
Clark, Mtss Nan Davis Miss A.ice
Wood. Miss Charlotte Clark. Miss
Ne auia Nood. Miss Carrie Fleet, A -
poaeii, Miss Can1Yn. Mis$ Hesiti sfiss
Ees.e fIenlue, Miss Rocker. SASS
kasey. Miss Peters. Miss Craddoct.
Miss Peck Miss Noel. Miss Caskle.
Miss Corine Jones, Miss Montgomery
Miss Thornhi!i and Airs Kirk Oteg.
4 Jr.
Ioaat's happenings.
The commencement Of Miss Marie
e. Frickes music school Will he held
this evening at o'clock, In rhe a1-
ditorium Of the John Marshall high
school very attractiv. program
has been arranged and all interested
are invited 10 attend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

ts!hi8tsd hN tina Gnlonnadn club wpuld
enable the COMMITTEES TO go forward
with the construction of the build
ing 81 once.