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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09
WILLlMANTIC
What Is oeina on Taniaht,

DIVISION No. I, A. 0. II.
Radiant Chapter. Nc, IL, o. E. s.
Willmantie Nest OF Owls.
Vaudeville Minstrels at Leemer OPP
era House.
Moving Pictures at the Bijou and
Scenic Temple.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09
PILES CURED IN 9 TO IA DAYS.

Your druggist will refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles in to IA days. soc.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09
n TaIk an lincoln.

J. 3. Baldwin is to give talk to
the Knightg of King Arthur and their
friends this (FTiday) evening i'll the
chapel of the First congregational
church. His theme will be Lincoln,
and some of his personal experiences
in the civil war.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09
NEW ENGINEER WELCOMED.

Guest at Dinner of Association of Eek
ecutiVe Officers of the City of Hart
ford.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09

Caleb M. Saville, the recently elected
engineer of the Hartford water depart
ment, was the guest of honor the other
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09

TNERN 10 no advertising medium in
EastrE Connecticut equal to Ths Rul-
letiF fn business results
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09

Local men who have been out hunt
ing foxes this week report very diff
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-09

MIR. and Mrs. @. Z. Shaw of Pleas
ant avenue recently save dinner par
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
ANOTHER MEETING
OF LEAGUE PROBABLE
Bradley Receives Message From Farrell Saying
That Memb-r Of Board Will Presid j anu
airy rs aJeN Named by Anti-WiIlsm5 FAC
ton and LynchDurg the Face

OF the Virginia League. 1--WE will
stand on our constitutional rights in
this matter" said MIR. Williams. IL VIII
call the. meeting as provided for in
the constitution. ! cannot say whether
the other three clubs viii be present,
but can say that no outsider viii
preside. We have our rights and we
Will stick UP for them. That part Of
the league which has been supporting
me has always been for harmony and
has been willing TO do anything ex-
ceptinG that which the other half of
the league wants US TO do; that is sub
NIT TO domination b. any one faction"
Here Is some more of 1t and wors,
than the other. -Four times presidents
havo been elected by the Virginia
League since the close of the season,
and ut each election the breach has
been wider. IT may not be surprising
If the nun election should mean the
actual undoing of the league. Proba-
bly, never before In organized baseball
has such a condition prevailed. Half
OF the league is waging war on the
other half. No love is lost between
either side. Well, it's all in the game,
but It's getting awful tircsome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
HEPBURN BITTER
AGAINST GOMPE RS

Washington. D. &, January 1s.-A
sharp attack on President Gvsnpcrs. or
the American Federation of Labor, was
made i'll the Senate to-day by Mr.. Hey
burn. of Idaho. who protested that a
communication frcn MIR. Qompers
should not be received by tho Senate.
lie said that no con .nunicaton should
tie accepted from that source after the
revelations made in The Mcnamara case.
Alr. Hepburn had colloquy with SOW
cral Senator'S, who insisted that any
citizen had right 10 address u COM
munication to the Senate. Tho Idaho
Senator demanded to know II any SEN
ator could vouch for Gompers's citizen
ship.
There was no reply. but when it was
explained that thE letter was simply
TO transmit protest against power
presses in the Bureau of Printing and
Engraving. Mr.. Hepburn withdrew his
objection.
senator Reed, al Missouri criticized
Mr.. Hepburn for attempting to shut
out communication from the American
Federation OF Lnbor The latter re-
piled that he rnferrcd to Gompors In :
dividunlly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
OHIO'S GREAT DEBT
to OLD DOMINION
lspec!a! 10 The T!mesD!spatch.l

Special 20 The Times -D!spatch.l
Ctucinnau, ohio, january lS.-To an
accompaniment OF Dixie" sung by 800
enthusiastic members OF the Cincinnati
Commercial AssOcia ton. Hon Henry ST
George TUCKER, OF Lexington, Ma. was
greeted at the annual meeting OF t>te
organization i6-uight He made 6 bril-
Liant address III which lie referred TO
the relationship existing between Viz
gInia and her nrst daughter, Ohio.
lie touchingly referred 10 the pro-
vision III Nirgln!a's deed OF gift 10 the
Northwestern Territory forever prolnp-
Nins chattle slavery In that section. He
declared thut S0,UOo NirsinIans came 10
Ohio in the decade before the war, 4uc
said that many Of them have been
prominent in the development OF the
state, laughinEly rcmarNing that ever
rincinnati's reform Mayor was willing
to listen with interest to the talk OF
his old Virginia ancestors.
THE commercial relations OF Cincin-
nat! and the South must necessarily,
grow closer and closer as time goes on,
said Mr.. Tucker. BLOOD IS thicker
IMAM water, and Old Virginia. not fall
hlg into the scre and yellow leaf hut
renewing her youth like the eagles,
with the wisdom which comes from age
and the discretion whic; comes from
long experience, looks with Joyous
price a the onward march of her hcau-
pful and well blessed daughter, Onto.
The stories OF your progress, which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
assumed by the mon in this states

assumed by the men in this States
service.
In fact. their advancement Will be
one OF the arguments to be used. al
though II Is already known TO tho
War Department through the reports
OF Its inspecting officers. For the
past year. these reports have been dis
dnctly moro favorable than al any
previous time. showing the constant
increase In efficiency.
For two successive years. the IN
fantry officers have had camps cC in
estnctton---on 1910 near Petersburg
and In 1911 at Luray. The field urti!-
lery officers have now been going Tor
some years to Fort Riley, Kansas, for
special instruction. Lncampments were
held last summer al Cu;ryper. Basic
City and Taylor's Crossing, especially
for the enlisted men. The regular
army officers present on these oc-
customs had much to say OF the marked
improvement in the Skill ana training
OF the men of the service.
Schools OF Instruction.
Captain George +. BaltEel, United
States Army, is now engaged in
series of schools Tor infantry officers.
which meet frequently. following u
prescribed course of study, on which
there will later be examinations, upon
which will be based tne efficiency re-
ports.
Captain Oliver l. Spaulding. United
States Army. detailed 10 the iield ar.
Iiilery, is performing like service
for that 'branch OF the militia.
Perhaps the best evidence OF the dc.
termination 10 require higher stand
ards in Official life in Virginia, as
applied TO the military, lies in the fac;
that the battalion of coast artillery
was mustered out OF the service be-
cause il old not measure up. All
these things the War Department will
ga told ABOUT and the members OF Con-
gross reminded OF.
The increasing interest is shown by
the recent mastering in OF new COM
panies of infantry at LeesOurS and
Winchester and the pending upplica
tions from Clifton Forge and Nor
folk.
Property is now cared for in such !
Ii way that il cannot be lost and un-
accounted for, this being point with |
which TO impress the department.
Tie commercial bodies of the city, |
Including the Chamber Of Commerce. |
the Business Mems Club, ana other !
organizations are expected 10 take |
the matter up, while the City Council |
Will be asked TO help.
II is PROBABLE that u brigade Of I'm |
fantry, with its complement OF cavalry |
srd artillery, medical corps and signal |
corps, would be brought TO Richmond !
permanently II this army post can be
secured. The advantages to the city,
i; is believed, Will be too obvious to
Iecd discussion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
Kidney Remedy that
Acts Like Magic

have been terrible sufferer for a
number Of years with kidney and liver
trouble, also nervous prostration and
health generally poor, constitution en-
tirciy run down until life became a bur
den. | tried physicians and every avail
able remedy, but lound no relief. Was
induced to. give DR.. kiImer's Swamp.
Root trial. which actedfaikc magic, and
am happy to say that believe fam en-
ever. ' 'iai GO
;. believe it my duty to make this pub.
tic statement that | may help others who
may be suffering from the same trouble.
owamp-Root is without question tho
greatest remedy in the world. ANY one
~ doubt Of this statement or the authcn-
ticity can address me as below.
Yours very truly,
M Ii. Mccoy,
ca. o.. Van Vert, o.
state Of Ohio, Van Vert CountySss,:
The foregoing statement, sworn to be-
io!e INC and subscribed in my presence
t 4, 18Th day Of July, 1909, by the said
a. c. GILPIN, Notary Public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

ties Of q native Virginian. These con-
alterations as we'll as propinquity. nat
urai!y teMn 70 make the relationship
between Cincinnati and the South most
cordial in all respects, and must make
The development OF tcaae between the
south and Cincinnati natural, agree
able ana profitable. But, Ohloans, you
owe the old mother another debt. great
er than all these, greater than ali 9TH
ers--a debt, even with your prohigacy
OF resources, dare venture to claim
before this great body OF loyal Ohio
ans you can never repay.
You are the daughter OF Old Vir-
GINA With loving hands she gave
you with others to the Union. When
you were yet unborn, en- ventrc sa
mere. bu, when tns maternal Instinct
led her TO know that her hour was
APPROACHING, she prepared with her
own loving hands basket for your
coming that would have excited the
admiration of any young mother, how +.
ever careful and tender, containing
your swadIing clothes. beautiful In ma
terial. lovely in Gnish and !mpcrvioua
to dicasGs; or death. All. my friends
Virginia mad had slavery thrust upon
her by North and South. rs well as old
England She had STRUGGLED for a
century TO rid herself OF It, She had
experienced its bllghting effect. She
knew It's evils, but thank God she was
unwilling that her progeny should suf-
! Ter az she had done, and in her deed
Of gtft OF the Northwest Territory 10
the Union, embracing your great State
| She, OF her own vo!ition. wrote into tint
! instrument tnnt slavery should never
exist within the length and breadth OF
us broad dou,ainD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

we nave this night heard. are nor sur
prlsins TO Virginia. In eveay field OF
development We share your pride, be-
cause Wo have helped to tSlrnish the
producers OF our wonderful cIviliza-
ton. Allen G. Thurman 'whe nohlest
Roman Of them ALL" FIRST saw the Light
beneath the shadows OF the Blue Ridge
Mountains OF Virginia. Hoge, the
great divine, who led your steps along
me straight an Gnarrow way. came
10 you from the mother State; tnd
when YOU sought the cultured nina
anu high character OF one TO lead your
children into the paths OF higher cQu-
cation YOU took from Virginia one OF
Atr prOudcst Jewels In the person OF
-haf!es w. lpabncy, president OF your
own university. In the law, JGdward
%p.H'0n, of Your own city; i'll municipal
reform, Newton Baker. of. Cleveland,
N tho field OF manufacture, Oscar Hun-
man, OF Cincinnati; these and many
others have all contributed TO the al,
Nancelnenl Of the state. whiIo you
present progressive Mayor, who honor.
US WIN has presence tonight. lends Z
"iItihR ear 70 the glory OF his vir.
Elnia ancestors 10y the way OF Ken.
lucky
Another fact 70 Vireinann account.
( largely tor your prosperity ma nro
gress In the nftetn years prior TO a.,
civii War II is estimated that So, 0oi
V.rginians left their state TO aid in IN,
upbui ding OF Yirginia's proudcs
daughter to say nothing of the freet
slaves who by hnnlreds Of Virginian.
K were sent, prior 10 the C.ivn War. /,
makes their homes In ohio. some q
/ whom q may aay rarem he,icallyl
| am tg!h' were nor ,-i!uwod 10 rouiiu
for. reaEops which sAocis tho aenaIhiIi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
ANNOUNCEMENT

We beg to announce to our
Friends and patrons that we have
occurred new quarters in very
commodious warehouse at the
corner OF Sixth and Canal Streets
(the Williams building, one block
rom our destroyed plant and
Ieveral other warehouses.
We have large volume Of
stock now en- route to us from
our factory connections, and have
their assurances that further ship
nients will continue speedily, and
therefore we will in few days
be we'll equipped for resumption
Of business, which facilities, to.
gether with the extensive ones OF
our Memphis plant, as well a.
nearby plants, many of which
have kindly placed their iacilitie:
at our disposal, will enable us to
execute orders with dispatch.
We hope for your kind favo,
and consideration, and that Vol
will continue to accord to us your
regular patronage, which we vii
very much appreciate.
BINSWANGER & CO..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
DEATHS

JOURNEY Died, Thursday morning
"a 2.soeN Mr q, iee ro'i bSnsSsS OF hs
DER {. JOURNEY.
The burial VIII be from Hollywood
oedss lie rS AaIhS @i be- at res
moved from Richardson's Undertak-
:nG ltsTlor at 10 =. NJ this morning.
cREEF1Y-p! at the Virginia Hos
o'clock, ". IRVING CREEPY. in the
my second ySer OF his age.
seco.d and Vcnab!c streets, TIlis
AtTERNOON at o'clock. Friends
ana acquhintnnces are Invited to at
tend. HIS remains are q has late
residence. zoos Nenubic Street In
terri cnt In Oakwood.
ELLISoN-D,ed, January is. 1912. at
. =. NJ. MRS. ALICE INK ELLISON,
wife OF the late William Ellison She
Is survived BY one son. Herman Hi&
erl Z. II. nix. OF Norfolk. Va, II:
WINSTON iIlX. of salem, Va, and r
Dam His. OF this city.
Funeral SATURDAY MoitNiNG at
II O'Clock from the residence. 20d
Earst Franklin Street
ARouER-pied, at the residence Of
mis- parents, No. Il North Fourth
TETGEn jii&@FFF;ESRsoN ARCHER, JR.
aged ton days.
Funeral private.
BfuowN-Departe this life. January
II. 1872, at $50 p. VI. at GIG ST.
Ee,er Street. MIR. JAMES l.. BROWN.
funcra! notice later.
cRlBEnY-Entered into ,Test, 5ann9ry
c Il Pi IN ~A III fi3eish. fRy yesf
~ tt..,-
TWO sisters and mother.
cuurch S ERlDSY al P. NJ. Inter
nent at lakewood.
EII.IsON-D!ed. January IS, Q A. NJ.
MRS. ALLIE HIN ELLISON. wife OF
the late William Ellison. Sho Is sur
v!ved by one son. Herman Xix Smith.
OF Richmond. Va. and three brothers,
c. IL Iiix. Of Norfolk, Va; H. Win
ston His. OF salem Va. and T. Dan
Funsrai ii K. M. SATURDAY from
the residence, 205 East Franklin
Street
nohda Ta 'I Julien = As Yin al HAIL III,
son Of the late John w. and Annie
L. Hall. lie is survived by his Wife
1AssIE-Died, at her residence, sol
North Third Street, at 40 !; NJ,
afASsiis. Vie Of G. Massit. in the he
thirty-eighih year OF her age
Funeral from Lee Va, at 1880
A. NJ. JANUARY 10.
Philadelphia papers please copy
! MINTER-Dt.d. at Retreat for tho Sick,
ThR IN his his t i9hg 5oarth y e. NlH n
( leaves wife and one daughter
| Cecil.
Funeral from the residence OF Mr.
A Tt,,ta
| street. FRIDAY at ! 2. NJ. Inter-
mcnt Rlvervicw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
ny GUS MAI.BERT.

j. II. Farrell. secretary of the Ma
tlonal Board Of Arbitration. yesterday
wired w Il. Bradley that II the three
clubs opposing G. 4, Williams unL
dissenting 10 the meeting held Mon
day in Petersburg at which Williams
was declared re-eiectcd united in a
cali for meeting. he would see that
Il member OF the board would preside
Richmond. Danville and Lynchburg
have united In call. and notice has
been forwarded to President Williams
at Roanoke.
Quick upon the announcement of an
other meeting and another election OF
president comes the information thai
the Danvtlie Baseball Corporation helu
a meeting last night and decioad that
the franchise OF that city In the Vir-
Gtnia League was not Tor sl.le for any
price 10 anybody. The position of
President o. l. Roach in opposing VIII
Hams was upheld, and that city at
least Will continue in opposition to the
present head OF tho league.
{. r. Williams said last night that
neither j. IL. Farrell nor any other
outsider would preside ut the meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
A CARD

We desire through this medium to
express our gratefulness and apprecia-
ton of the heroic work under highly
dangerous and adverse conditions OF
efforts to save our plant from de-
struction at the fire on the 18th in
slant, and We are greatly distressed
and deeply regret the unfortunate nc
cidnnt that befell the two gallant fire.
men while courageously discharEinS
their duty In manner characteristic
of the men Of our Fire Department.
We also wish at the same time to
express our sincere apprecia ton of the
many expressions of sympathy and
generous offers OF assistance SO kindly
rendered us by many OF our friends.
BINSWANGER &c COMPANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
BIRTHDAY
TO BE OBSERVED
Banquet and Camp Fire Planned
by Members OF A. P. Hill
Camp.
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
Bollingbrook Street,
Phone 1iS5.

Petersburg, Va. january IS.
A. r. Hill Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams. on account OF the wet condi-
ton OF the streets. will omit their an
nual parade to- morrow afternoon In
honor OF General Lees birthday. but
Will honor the day with Il banquet and
campfire at night Among the speak
crs at the banquet will be Mayor y. c.
Richardson. OF Richmond; Mayor
Marquis Jones. OF Newport News; Hon.
Upton D. Jennings. Of I4ynchburg. In
spectorgcneral of the Grand Camp OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
Letter to
DR.. Kiimer & Co.
Bin9hampton, n.

Pfove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You
send to DR.. kilmer & Co., Bingham.
ION. ~ T., ior sample bottle. L will
convince any one You viii also rece;,.
a booklet OF valuable information. tcll;n,,
all about the kidneys and bladder. Whrn
writing be sure and mention the Rich.
mond Daily Times Dispatch. REGULAR
hitty-ccnt and one-dollar size bottles for
sale At all drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

lywood Gem stery. resigning that mai.
80. On EoSehlner last on account or
MS home with his only child. Nrs
Richard l. Dunstan.
Inc body was brought 10 Richmond
last night. and the interment viii l..
made In Hollywood at an hour vet to
,irs. Fannie a. Head.
Especial 10 The Times ID ispatch.l
LeesDurg, Va. January is.-Mrs Fa,.
ME A. Head. widow OF REV. Nelsnn
Head, d. D.. of Le.sburg, died a, IN
Catonsville sanntJrium, Catonsy,iis
Nd, Mohday night. The remains wcr.
brought 10 Leesburg yesterday morn
Ing. and the funeral eerviccs we're held
at II o'clock at the Methodist Church,
south. By the pantor. Rev w 81. WA
tefs. MIS- Head was seventy four
Years OF age and was the daughter OF
Joseph Mead. She Is survived by ono
brother, John Mead. OF Mii!ersvllle, sid.
j. N. Dutroyy.
tSpeclal 10 The Times pispa,ch.l
> Tr!sonbars. Va. January lS.-J. NJ
,o-dey; He was a native OF buckeye
town. Md, and once lived In Baltimore
nc was a Confederate. courier He
Professor Duirow. o. Newport New
and Mrs. Norman Brooks, Of Sta,in,9n
ana t1So sisters. Mrs. i. q. Foley and
M!ss AMMO Dulrow, OF Washington.
G. Frnnk wililnEhrn.
Especial 10 The Times DisDutchl
Berryvllle. Va. January iS,-G
E Fran. W!li,i,nEhanl, who died at his
was buried yesterday afternoon III
Green Hill Cem.tery. DR. Julian Broad d.
aus conducting the services He was
IN his seventy-Afth year. and IS st.r-
relatives,
Mrs. Jennie Maup,p.
especial to The Times -DispatchI
", Gh!a,fiottesylile. Va. January Is
word haa been received here OF IN.
SSIaIthI IN Monerly Mo. Of Mira Jennie
, n"Sp,n, aged seventy. three years. tho
Mhup!n, VINO waA in his day prorni-
nent farmer OF the White Hall section.
ms ri e@pnty Mrs Aiaupin was thrice
Ham Harris, OF this county, and mo
second Aabury Lindsay. OF Mechun,'s
river. this county. She married t.er
u.Fd husband ia Missouri Only ono
Moberly. Mo. Mrs Maupln'g death fol.
lowed closely that OF her sister-fn-Iayy.
M, mp5' Jonn >, Manrln wing, vas. before
q. III" i. t Mnhancs
Especial 10 The Tines Dispatch.l
;, charlottesville, Va, January Sc.
Il. Mahancs. aged siXty-twu a well
known Aibemarlc farmer died yestcr
uny at his home near Keswick. His
wiie, who was MISS Fannie Mundy.
and. two daughters survive. He also
leaves TWO brothers and three SIS
!!tsrs-Snmucl and Charles Mnhuncs
81 81 RS. Robecca shotwe!l Mrs. Fannie
Harris and Mrs. Mary Bruce--ull OF
THIS county.
Mrs. Caroline Price.
Especial to The Times pispatch.l
Harrisonburg, Va. January l8.--NIra
Caroline Price. seventy years old. Wild
ow Of Townsend Price. in his day
widely known cattle man, Is dead near
poet I'M. Highland county. She was
Miss Mccoy and an aunt OF Supcrin-
tendcnt w. II. Kelster, OF Harrison
burg.
II. Wcrthciner.
Especial to The Times- Dispntch.J
Norfolk. Va. January iS.-H. Vert
hclmer. a highly respected citizen OF
this city. died this afternoon. He was
scventy-aiX years old, and Is survived
| by his Mlfe and three chtldren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19

PILES Cured IN o 10 ii DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money II
PIiZO OINTMENT fails TO cure any
case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Pro-
trudin Piles In 6 TO ii days. soc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
RiyII,nipnd Lunch.
OBITUARY


LEsundrr L. journey.
Lysandet Q. Journey died yesterday
morning at , O'clock In Danvillc. tie
mad lived IN Richmond practically all
two year,, special policeman in IIol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
Bowling

The Richmond Lunch and Rurl &.
Co BOWED their regular scheduled
series at the Newport last night The
htshmond lunch showed form and
mH4c clean sweep OF the series, de-
6rite the fact that Burk &: Co. drafted
g couple OF players from a major
league. Lcvcl'ns easily proved 81 star
Tor the Nchmond Lunch by rolling n
total Of IGH ana high score OF EOS,
win captain Barrow second high to-
tol' op9. GoeHc, new player with
Hrrk * Co. was high score, lT3; also
h1gh total, 46&. Ellis vas second hlg h
score, l6s. and Waldbalgh second his II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-19
Advertising Ideas Free

Wo are ACCESSIBILITY handling many large
and small accounts In the South. II you
want Tree IDEAS. suggestions and advice In
connection with your advertising tell us 30
w letter. phone or In person.
FREEMAN ADVERTISING AGENCY. INC.
Mutual Building.
Richmond, . :. YirBinlet