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Evening journal., 1912-10-08
DECLARE DOVER
PULPIT VACANT
The Rev. Mr.. Brlnkema Per-
forms Duty for Pres
byteryin Dover Church

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Oct. S..-Ihe Rev. b. j..
Brinkema, Of Zion. Md, appointed last
week by the New Castle Presbytery to
declare the pulpit OF the Dover Presby-
terian Church cacant since the resigna'
tion of the recent pastor, Rev Joseph
Brown Turner, hlled the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church OF this town on
Sunday morning and evening last. Ac-
cording to his instruction from the Pres
hytery the pulpit OF the church was de-
clarcd vacant.
The Rev. J. W Weddell. pastor OF the
Dover Baptist Church, preached in New
York State on Sunday Inst. his pulpit
here being filed by Dr. Mckenzie, Of
China, returned missionary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Ferguson, Mrs.
r. NJ Richardson, Or. and Mrs. Weddell,
Mrs. John Foreaker and Mrs. Drake will
represent the Dover Baptist Church AT
the Delaware Baptist Union hoing held
this week in Wilmington.
The Christian Endeayor Society OF the
First Baptist Church Of this town have
fitted mp the brick building in the churci
lot as a place for their weekly meetings
The interior presents most homehk,
appearance and may be used for weekly
prayer service also
Mrs NJ. L. Gibbs, OF Wilmington, speni
several days last week with Or. and Mrs
Weddel at the Baptist parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Case. of Doyles
town, Pa. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
John @. Hopkins
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
MANY CALL ON
PROGRESSIVES

The National Progressive Party's
headquarters at No. 6f2 Market street.
is the centre of attraction for many
persons nowadays. Yesterday after
noon and last evening SOB men called
al the headquarters and tarried for
awhile. got some literature and avail
ed themselves of the reading room
facilities. The greatest interest was
shown by the callers in the National
Progressive/ticket, made up of Roose-
velt electors q Progressive candidate
for Congress and the Republican
ticket More than one hundred men
last night signed membership cards.
All callers viii be welcomed at the
Headquarters. eBtween 500 and 800
men called there on Saturday night.
The New Castle county Republican
ticket was filed today by the National
Progressives as their ticket
The National Progressives will hold
a SUSSEX. county convention in George
town on Thursday TO nominate a
county ticket The convention will be
addressed by Albert Kelly a lawyer
Of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
ROUTES OF HOME WEEK PARADEs

WEDNESDAY 1S0 p. Industrial fnd Military Parade
French street from Front Tenth Della
street circle she SOLDIERS and Sailors
Delaware H Jackson street. to
10 Ninth to ark and dismiss
WEDNESDAY, OCT. Frarnal S@ca and Labor Parad
Ito Tenth, to Della
circle Soldierf Sailors Monu
Delaware f Madison street to
dismiss.
THURSDAY, OCT. 10. $50 pm- Fire Department Parade
Madison street Delaware Tenth
Front to French Sxednth counermarch
down French to dismiss
Parhde-French street
Tenth Ninth, Brome, Cfipn
TO avenue, dupont to
DeIa avenue. to Tent and Marke nd dsmls
SATURDAY, OCT 1s M Columbus Day Parade.-French
from Tspal Second
Shipey Delaware
Pulaski Hail.
and Justison streets, there dismiss
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
TAKE PERMIT,TO
BUILD $4,000 BUILDING

Building Inspector Cassidy issued
a permit today TO A. S. Reed and
Brother Company TO build a store
and apartments az No. sl1 Market
street for Frank s. Dure, to cost S19.-
000 The structure foundations for
which have already been built. will
be four stories high and will run
through from Market TO Shipley
street
A permit also was issued 10 John
son and Son to make alterations at
No. 1904 Broome street for T. c. Hol-
ton. 20 cost 5000
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
CHANGERS MAY HAVE
COOPERATIVE STORE

At the meeting of Diamond state
Grange last evening, Mrs. 3. A.
Groves pomona, conducted discus
sion on fruit, It's various uses etc.
The annual Halloween party OF the
grange will be held In the home of
Charles p. Dickey, sometime during
the week beginning October 81.
The sixth annual corn show of the
grange will be held some time in
November
The subject Of the evening discus
sion last night was Buying and Sell
ing" and will be further gone into
at the next meeting Of the grange
Subordinate oranges will be asked
to discuss this subject In that
the entSe chain Of oranges can brine
the m-(er up fuently at the meeting
Of the state Grange in December.
This is because the grangers wish
TO establish cooperative grange
somewhere in the State. Pennsylva
ME has one and so has New Jersey
Plans. OF course. are not we'll devel
oped at present, but it Is hoped the,
will become more tangible by mex
week
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
USES AK ON
WOMAN'S HEAD,
THEN ESCAPES
special 70 THE EvENING IouRNA1.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, oct s.-Lizzie Stanshury, col
ored. was assaulted with an axe ON Kirk.
wood street, in the negro section last
night, by Sidney Wright, presumably a
negro roadster, haiing from Virginia.
Wright was accused OF almost crushing
the.woman's skull, the injuries extending
ON the right side Of the head thru the
eanal OF the ear, inhicting a deep wound
to the skull. After the assault, Wright
made his escape and search is being
made for him. The cause OF the as
sault is alleged to have been brought
about by words between the Stansbury
woman and Wright over William Hamil-
ton. Wright is out on bail for an Of
tense committed some weeks ago +.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
CORN
WHEAT
PABENT.TEACHERs ASSOCIATION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Oct Sat meeting Of
the Parent Teachers Association OF Do
yer. held last evening in the assembly
room Of the Dover High School, address.
es were made by Prof. Wesley Webb on
the part Of The school board Mrs. a. p.
Watson. on The part Of the ASSOCIATION.
and Prot. Messersmith on the part OF the
teachers and school All spoke of the
good work done along the line Of the
Parent Teachers Association in bring
ing the. scholar closer TO the school and
the school closer to the parent Dr. a.
W. Iightbourne approved Of the work Of
the association.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
CHURCH 6S0IR
PLEASES WORSHIPPERS

Both services at Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church on Sunday we're featured
by special music, especially was this 40
in the evening, when a large congregation
enjoyed a most unusual and pleasing pro
gram. including the singing Of Home
Sweet Home by the choir, inaccompan
led. Clarence h. Hope was heard 70 ad
vantage in an appropriate solo, entitled,
Day Of Peace. Charles l.. Evans sang
very effectively the tenor solo, Crossing
the Bar"
Aquartet. comprising Mrs David zear-
foss, soprano; Miss Katie zock, contraI
to- Boyd H. Cook, tenor, and Clarence
y. Hope, baritone, sang Home Precious
Home The singing of the anthem.
Give Ear, o lord, BY the choir, exhib-
tied diligent work and careful training
under the direction Of the choirnastoI
and organist, Mr. Cook.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
WILL WIDEN
CITY SIDEWALK
Street and Sewer Department
Will Give West 18th Street
Residents More Room

Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department in session this
morning received letter re
questing the department to widen the
sidewalks along Seventeenth street
between Mt. Salemn Lane and Union
street The width Of each pavement
there at present is 16 feet and the
letter which was signed by property
holders in the section, asked an in
crease of six feet TO each sidewalk.
The directors decided to grant the
request d The width of the street Is
80 feet.
An application for lights between
Twenty-fourth and Thirtieth streets
on Monroe was rvceived, and the dl-
rectors viii Investigate
A letter complaining OF the noisy
trolley cross-oveis at Front and Sec
ond and Monroe lstreets was read. The
railway company will be told TO
modify the racket.
Former Councilman ] j. McGovern
appeared in person and asked for the
installation Of a sewer on Broome
street between Beech and Oak. The
request was put on the list.
Literary criticism was bestowed on
the sewer at Van Buren and Twenty
sixth streets by a resident of that
neighborhood The sewer opens in a
ditch so the letter said, and the mud
therein interferes with the function
OF the pipe.
A request for a sewer on Hamilton
street between FOURTEENTH and Six
teenth strsets was received.
Charles B Guyer sent "a complaint
about the condition Of Guyer avenue
The directors will not be able to rem
! edy the trouble this year.
The report of Plumbing Inspector
/ Mckay for September said the mum
Der of plains for the year we're 100
the total number of plumbing anC
gas inspections, 42S; jobs rejected
for detective plumbing, 3 and averag'
candle power Of gas, 2f01.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
cArcH srPPosEp EL0PERs

Constable j. c. Timmons today cap
tured an eloping couple from Easton.
Md. on the northbound Delaware
road train at Townsend. The girl
looks to be about II years and the
youth. is. They viii be held untii
the arrival or the girls mOtner- iin-
mons received a telegram TO be on
the lookout for the pair. He refused
this afternoon TO give any informa-
ton concerning the couple
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
COMPANY WILL
PAY $500 VERDICT

In Superior Court today at the re-
quest of homas F. Bayord, counsel for
the aBltimore and Philadelphia
Steamboat Company, the motion for
a new trial in the case OF Bowen VS..
the company, was dismissed. This
means that the verdict of $500 given
Mrs. Bowen for the death Of her hus-
band will stand Bowen was a resi-
dent of Delaawre City. The cerdict
was returned in Superior Court one
day last week.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
AyENUE lHrRcH FINANCEs.

The annual meeting of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church was held last
night The following officers were
elected: w r. Hope Z. G. Griffin,
]. H. Phillips. and Lewis Allison.
deacons: Rudolph Buser, James
Brown, f. Book and b. H. Cook trus-
tees. Ernest Dawson was elected
church clerk and Horace Speakman.
financial secretary.
Several committees we're appointed
and the report of the treasurer was
received showing that the church had
spent 5000 FOR improvements and
had raised S11 GOO, during the year.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
LrNCHRON TO cOME LATER.

The luncheon to be gwen by the
National Society, United States
Daughters Of 1912 TO commemorate the
one hundredth anniversary of the cap
ture Of the Frolic by the Wasp. COM
manded by Commodore Jacob Jones.
will be held at the New Century Club
on Friday. October Is, and not today
as has been enormously stated
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
wORKMEN INJURED.

Victor Frame. aged "A years. en-
ployed by the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Corporation had his left hand
and arm injured this morning while
at work. His injuries were dressed
at the Delaware Hospital
Charles Lafferty, aged about 46
years. of No. Ills Reed street, had
his shoulder injured while at work in
the same plant He received atten-
tion at the Delaware Hospital
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
POSTMASTER GETS TIPS
ON PARCELS POST

Postmaster NJ. Howard Jester spent
yesterday in Washington comforting
with the post Office officials on the
parcels post system Mr.. Jester re-
turned home last evening to attend
the reception given BY Mayor Howell
at the DUPONT Building, and returned
to Washington again this morning.
He was directed from Washington to
attend the conference.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
LIcENsEs ARE GRANTEp.

In General Sessions Court today
announcement was made that all the
uncontested liquor licenses applied
for at the present term of court had
been granted The list includes the
dupont Hotel Company for both a
wholesale and retail license.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
COUNTY FINANCES.

County Treasurer Robert NJ. Burns
presented the following report of
county finances to the Levy Court at
it's meeting today:
Credit of Levy Court, S114,00430;
Special Bond Issue No. ?, S6SO.26;
Highway Improvement bonds, $20,-
1929; Miscellaneous Road Account,
S3423; Christiana hundred, $229S9;
White Clay hundred. S2.970.21; Mill
Greek hundred. s5143.74; Pencader
hundred. SIS 2S; New Castle hundred,
$1721 "a, Red Lion hundred, S2144.55;
st Georges hundred S430.31; Apo
quinimink hundred, S17659; Black
bird hundred. S3O314; Brandywine
hundred. s166S
Evening journal., 1912-10-08


WESTPORT. Conn, Oct S--A rigid
invcstigatio will be made into the
fatal wreck on the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad at TINS
place. The indications are that the
disaster was due to the excessive
speed at which the train, which was
a few minutes behind time, was run
ming when il struck the "crossover
switch from one track TO another Ihe
rules OF the road require that az sucn
switches the speed must be reduced
to fifteen miles an hour, but II Is
apparent that this rule was disre-
garded by Engineer Clark, who lost
his life in the wreck. Though the
railrosd officials say that the tram
was not going at excessive speed
passengers say that it was making
sixty miles an hoCr The ccompany-
ing pictures we're made by hasnhgnt
a Jew hours after the wreck The up
per photograph shows portion OF
the tran which RENT ned on the eia-
bankment while tire lower one shows
the burned Pullman car in which sew
eraI persons were roasted.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
EpWNARD HAMAN DEAD.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Oct S.-Edward
Haman. ode of Dover's oldest and
most RESPECTED residents. died here
early this morning, aged l6 years
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
LET ME CURE YOU EDCC
OF RHEUMATISM iALE

took my own medicine. Il permanently
cured my rheumatism after I had suffered
tortures for thirty-six years. / spent $20. 900
before l discovered the remedy that cured
me. but IN give you the benefit Of my
experience for nothing
II You suffer from rheumatism lef me send
you package Of my remedy absolutely
free Don't send any money. want TO
give IL 10 you. I want you 70 see for your
yourself what u will do The picture shows
the same way You don't need to I've
got the remedy that viii cure you and II s
ycnrs for the asking Write me to-day. S
n Dolano Dent s6.L Delano Bldg. Syra.
cuse. New York and IN send you free
package the very day I get your letter
Evening journal., 1912-10-08

The whole scope Of business and
home essentials, is within the inhu-
ence OF the Wants.
Evening journal., 1912-10-08
FTNANCIAL Ann COMMERCIAL

Reported Daily by F. d. Lacksy q
Co. brokers and bankers. members
Philadelphia stock Exchange. e45
Market Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
HAS LITTLE MONEY
FOR EXTENSIONS
Subcommittee Nearing Compile.
ton of General Appropriation
Measure.

There Is possibility that the joint
subcommittee considering the general
appropriation bill will complete its
labors b. tomorrow night. 1t seems
probable that on some points no de-
termination will be reached, and that
these will be referred to tho full Com
m'ttecs on Finance for sottlcment-or
for SUCH settlement az may be obtain
cd pending action by the Senate and
House.
Chairman Echols and Bowman arc
somewhat irritatcd at published state.
monts regarding tho amount appro-
priated. which has been reported 20
be In excess OF the revenues Az n
matter of fact. no member or the sub
committee knows what the total will
be, since the bill is far from COM
plate. at all events" said Colonel
Bowmcn yesterday, "if there Is an ef-
fort TO report bill In excess OF the
revenues of tho State. / shall call in
tho police" The printed rumora said
Colonel Bowman, show how inaccurate
tho information Is.
The various institutions understand
tsat little can DO expected for cxten-
sions or bcttcrmcnts. There is de-
termination in tho committees that
the advice OF Speaker Eyrd must he
followcd-that the marvellous growth
of state activities during tho past
few years demands pause for adjust
ment. Not that some worthy causes
VII not get ample support ana en-
courag cement.
II anybody has tale he could I'M
fold. nc Ia keeping 1t to himself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

as engroBsed by tho House Yesterday
Is Intended to obviate existing con6i5
lions. when tho Auditors report cans
not give any definite idea OF tho H.
nancial condition OF the State. Itsts'
hoped by' this means to have a compre5
hensive review of fiscal conditions
,5f tIl5ti,A5AiA
John Rutherfoord's bill to have a.
salo OF the delinquent lands In Gooch-:
land county was reported from the;
House Committee for Courts or Justice
Tho House Committee on Generas
Laws reported yesterday the bill OF S.
Fl. Evans, of Caroline. to prohibit tho
sale OF Jamaica ginger except by res
gular licensed pharmacists. and on thd
prescription of physicians,
The House COMMITTEES on Agriculture
and Mining acted favorably yestarday5
morning on Mr.. Meetzc's bill Inodtfyins.
tho law as to tho sale of stock feeds2
1t was opposed by State Dairy and Food
commissioner Saunders and Assistant
commissioner Purcell. as tending TO let
down the bars. Those who favored
the bill wanted .the old COW to decide.
elairninS that tho feed especially In
mind had produced good results. II Ia
possible that tho BILL may set come oiIb
of committee. 800
u l ha dHtitlppluS Dill introduced by
Nlr. Fit1hugh was not coached yester-
day afternoon by the House Committee
on General Laws. y;
The Senate Committee on Roads ami
Internal Navigation reported withouu
amendments yesterday morning soma !,
tor Hart's bill aimed to adjust q dis
pute between merchants and shippers
OF Salem. Va. aud the Norfolk ana
western Railway. Railway attorneya
In largo number, and citizens of Salon.
appeared before tho committee to arere
the case. Tho grievance of the siIin.
pers seems to lie In the fact that tho
Norfolk and Western Railway daclincs
TO construct a e50-yard switch connect
Ing 1t with tho Yirginian Railway so
that concerns provided with Norfollr
and Western sidtngs may have thciE
loaded cars switched to the tracks OF
The rival road whenever shipments arc
destined to points reached only by tho
Virginian. si
Under the present arrangement cara
routed to points which tho Norfolk and
Western docs not reach have to go, ID
Roanokc, at which point they are trans
1orrcd to the tracks of the yirginlnn
In the case OF shipments going N7cs1
this entails a doubling up, the cars co.
ing first east to Roanoke and then
oack west on the VirGinian The re-
gular local rate is charged by the Nor
folk and Western for this service. The
bill REQUIRES both roads to act Jointly
In constructing a. connecting link an
Salem. which will remove this abuse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
ADVERSE REPORT
ON TOLL GATE BILL
Senate Measure Opposed in Com
nnittcc by Speaker Byrd
and Others.

Senator TaycDme,'s bill to prohibit
more than ono 1tolisate ON Il section
OIL 'ivs miles of turnpike. which passed
INC Senate bS q nearly unanimous vote.
after being made n spcrial order, wus
reported yesterday afternoon by the
committee for Courts III Justice Of
mo House Of Delegates. with u recon-.
invndatton tia;.it do not pass Tho ar
suineit va. lad NJ tie murnin,, meet
nus OF the committee. which cuiltinucd
it8 session late In the afternoon
Speaker II. r.. Byrd appeared bcfor,
INC committee igainst The bill. lie
hoid that few months ago TIC state
corporation Commission entered an or
der permitting the Valley Turnpike
Company 10 erect four additional gates,
one each close 10 the towns or Mood
stock. StraaDuri. Ed,nburg and New
market. This was done because OF tho
TACT That the gates already there arc
situated ut ono end Of the towns, with
INC result that tho people living ON one
aidc lave 10 pug. Will those FOR four
on iivo mites on ihp other side use the
road 10 al cguai extent and pay moth
ing. Through travel would pay for b,l.
one gate 10 tlic section ana would not
tc affected
Would DC Appellate Court.
Therefore, 10 pscs this bill tic speak
or argued, wouii be to oycrturn lylog-
islntivc cnactmepl tho judgm snt OF the
state Corporation Commission, sitting
ns u court. after licarnas all The cyi-
dcncc, and would make the legislature.
III hours Of hurry aud pressure. Sit a: Il
supreme court In Judgment ur tho acts
OF the commission.
Senator Thycnucr said that tollEaten
were an ahoEinatioI and a nuisal,ce.
and tho additional gates desired would
he an added burden In the people, Pre-
venting the building up OF the towns.
lie thought the proposition sn outra GO.
Gus oi.c. and insisted that tho act un.
der which Tire Corporation Commission
passed Judgment was not dcSir.d by
tho People u his scctior. IIc said that
If moro 2atca are established roads;
VIII m built around them aud that the
inJtgnution or tho PEOPLE viii nc ex-
trcnc.
These sentiment Mere echoed BY
senator Blackburn Smith.
President Harry T. Byrd, of tho VAL
Icy Turnpike Company. and Judge u. y.
*c@msIn. of Woodstock, appeared
asainst the bill. telling Of the greatly
iiicrcaycd cost &c keeping up tho fam
nus Old road aimee thu advent OF auto
mobiles. and especially since they have
grown so numerous.
= large part OF the revenues. II Wac
stated. have gene into Shenandoah
county. These speakers insisted that
no attempt wG5 ;nndo TO collect tolls
iron, any pcrron not NOW paving them,
hut that St waD desired TO make those
ray who now avoid doing 50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
FARMER BURNED TO DEATH.
Chnrrcd Body OF Charles r., Morris
Found In His Homo.

ISF~VI Ia q TO 7 IIe' Z IIII1. -1111VI tCII'1
Emporia. Va, February l7.--The
body of Charles r.. Norris. n white
farmer, whose homo; Is located about
three miles south OF Empora, was
found burned TO :. crisp at his home
early this morning BY his son. Tho
body was charreti from tho neck 20 the
waist, death evidently having taken
place during the carly part OF Friday
night.
The dead man left E,mporia ycster-
day afternoon. He Is supposed to have
caught his clothing on fra from an
open fireplace There was evidence
of q great struggle before the fire
Killed it's victim. M
DIR. Lucien Lotion, county coroner,
viewed the body, aud, after investi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
SEEK TO PROMOTE
CITY'S INTERESTS
Business Men of Farmvillc At
tend Association Ban
quot.
Special 20 Tho Timcs-Dispatchl


farmviile. Va. February 17.-Busi-
ness and professional men of Farm
villc TO the number of 176 responded
last night to Invitations sent out by
the Business Mems Association 10 at
tend a banquet At Hotel Prince Edward
and to discuss methods by which trade
may be stimulated and community in
tcrcsts promoted. 40 business mems
gathering Of such proportions was ever
held before IN Farmvillc. and Il can
not be recalled that there was ever
ono whore there MAG moro endowment
Tho supper provided was delicious. and
admirably served Among those who
addressed the Sanquetcrs was H. VI.
anderson. OF Richmond. Or. William
l.. Andersen was the toastmaster. aud
among those who responded 10 the
varied toaHts were William NJ. Gamma
way. president OF the Farmers Co.
Operative and Edncationnl Union OF
America: j,r. Jarn'an. president State
Female Normal school: Professor i. VI.
Martin, principal OF tho -arnvillc
High school; 6. n. scrpcll. L. Warren
Wall. ". II. Hubbard, OF Rice Depot:
Colonel Il. r. Berkeley. Judge A. D..
Watkins. j. Tnvior Thompson, Or. W.
J. ellis, Mayor Barrow. Dr. W. NJ. Hol-
iadaE, OF liampdcn sidney. and y. r..
Davidson.
The speaking over. r. 3. crallc was
made secretary az the business mems
meeting, which followed and on mo-
tion OF Mayor Barrow the following
executive committee was chosen TO
manage the affairs OF the association
for the current year: DR. W. l.. An
derson. W. J. Hllsman, y. b. Davidson,
i. NJ. BuEg and y. II. McInto.h. This
committee liz clothed with power Of
clcctlng president, a vicc-prcs!dcnt
and permanent secretary, and 10
lave. b. which the organization is to
be governed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
FEBRUARY DANCES Al v. 81. /.
Enjoyable socinI Event, Attract ,lauy
Young Women

tSpacia to The rimes-Dispatoh.I
Lexington. Va. February I7.-Thc
first of tho February hops which took
night was a great SUCCESS Rssidea a
number OF Lexington Girls. trege were
about thirty young women from Sweet
Briar, stuart Hall. Hollins and the
neighhorins cities Misses Nary John
son. Emma Conquest. EliEabeth Tav-
Tor. Uldine Walden and Helen Haskirs.
OF Richmond, We're among the dancers
This afternoon an informal danes
WAS given BY the first class In the
Literary society hall ana tonight the
nnsiuIn lssfs.. y -