The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-14
TO UNvE|L LAST
MEMORIAL WINDOW
GEORGIA DAUGHTERS TO DE
PRESENT At THE ExERCIsEs
MONDAY.
READY FOR BAPTISTS
LOOKS FOR LARGE ATTENDANCE
POLITICS BEGINNING TO
WARM TIP IN THE
CITY.
virginian Bureau.

Georgia Memorial window In old
Blandford church will be unveiled
next Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The exercises will be under the super
vision OF the Ladies' Memorial assoc
citation of this city a committee OF
the Georgia Daughters of the Con-
federacy will be guests Of honor,
The Georgia window will he the
last Of the beautiful memorial win
dows placed In historic old Bland
rNfrch by the States of the South
In memory Of their sons. whose bodies
rest in Biandford cemetery.
+ At the same time next Monday, the
Junior Memorial association viii un-
veil marble tablet in the church
bearing the lines of the poem: Thou
are crumbling To the dust old pile"
Ramey-J0lly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jolly have is-
sued Invitations to the marriage OF
their sister. Mise Annie Heath Jolly,
to A. Monroe Raney, of brunswick
county. The wedding will take place
Wednesday. November goth. at 1880
o'clock. in Washington-Street Metho-
dist church.
Toying Damage Suit.
The Hastings court has been en-
gagged all day trying the suit of Allie
Hines, a colored man. against the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad for s1.oo0
damages. The csurt will be in ses-
sion again tomorrow. On May Is,
1911, Hines AMI several companions
were in a wagon which was struck
by an Atlantic Coast Line train at
the crossing on Lombard street One
of the party was killed, Hines was
injured. Lassiter a Drewry repre-
sent the plaintiff. white w. b. Me
Ilwaine and Bernard Mann represent
the defendant company.
Baptixts Arriving. &.
Delegates to the Baptist General
!. Association Of Virginia. which meets
in the Fsirst baptist church, are al
dy beginning to arrive. More than
500 delegates are expected to at
tend.
Reginning Friday morning, the as
ISOLATION VIII hold three sesIioHs
daily. $50 A. NJ. s.3o and v;ae r.
NJ. The final session will be held
next Tuesday night.
The president of the association Is
Dir, J. NJ. Pitcher. of PhoebuA for
mon will be preached by Rev. T. c.
Skinner, Of Richmond. The address
of welcome will follow the sermon and
will be delivered by Rev. L. NJ. Roper.
of the First Baptist church. DIR. II.
w, Battle, of Charlottesville, viii re-
spend.
At the closing session Of the asso-
citation next Tuesday night, DIR. George
w. Mcdaniel Of Richmond, and DIR.
W. T. Potaat. of Wake Forest coll
iege, North Carolina. will speak. Next
sunday prominent ministers of the
association will preach in this city.
The political pot Ia beginning TO boil
here. There are three candidates for
the Office of city treasurer at the pri-
mary next spring-W. Il. Ramey, +.
q. Gtratton and c. l.. Barksdafe. Mt
Ramey has been treasurer for a num-
Der OF years. MFR. Stratton Is a MEM
Der Of the common council, and MF,
Barksjale is a well known business
man. The race will be a pretty one.
No one has yet announced himself
as candidate for the position OF COM
missioner Of revenue. except III. r.
Smith, the incumbent He probably
will not have opposition. City Ser
geant Evans Is being opposed for re-
election by Robert II. Gill, a proini-
nent citizen,
&. A. L. Stockholders to Meet.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Seahoard Air Line rail-
road will be held tomorrow at noon
at the Office of the company here. A
board of directors will be elected, and
other business transacted
Chief of Police Ragland was moth
fed today that John johnson, a negro.
had been convicted of burglary in
Richmond, and given Ave years In the
penitentiary. From articles taken
from johnson when arrested 1t was
learned that he in the man who robbed
John " Pearman's store on Bank
street six weeks ago.
Pythian Invitations.
Naomi Lodge OF Pythtans VIII hold
a first rank initiation tomorrow night,
This Initiation viii bs given on a very
elaborate scale. This meeting was
post poned from last Thursday night on
account of Indictment weather.
Personals.
Rev. A. r. Love. pastor of West
End Baptist church, and Mrs. Love
have returned from q four weeks
vacation spent in Louisville and Gin
cinnati
Mayor Ainsiie, Of Richmond. has
invited Mayor Cameron and the peo-
pie OF Petersburg to join with Rich
mond in the Wilson Publication reot-
ing 10 be held November 26th.
One hundred and twenty-four thous-
and and four hundred and sixty-five
pounds of mail matter were handled
In the Petersburg postaffiaa In 0eto-
her.
Rev. s. s. Boyd. OF New York
preached in the Central Presbyterian
church tonight
The Kings Daughters will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 4:aa o'clock at
the home of Mrs f.. C. Kent.
Mrs NJ. C. wyche. NJ North Caro-
Tina. - visiting Mrs. r. II. Meacham
on High street