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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

partner was giving such aid as he
could TO the bleeding negro. This no.
tie brown party seems 90 take ye Cor
wan, an It's meseif as made fine
spook by the door Flynn an me
was standin in th' shadows. waitin'
for y0use two 90 give the signal. when
we sec these two well-drcssed people
comm 90 tn door. As luck wud have
q. had taken OF me hat an was
rubbin' me forehead with a handker-
chief. when they CHANGED to spy me.
Forthwith they TUX me for the ghost
that loafs be night around these prem
ises-the ghost av a gent without a
head. All they cud see. I'm suppcsln'
Was me manly frame up 20 the neck.
an they certainly wint nutty with tn
horror sv a. The ghost. the ghOsti
they begin 90 yell an beat upon the
door. Ye opened it-an' We got On
just in time 90 have a hand In an eie-
gaut little battle. It's glad am Z was
a ghost for this felly might have pat
up some argument II he'd had his
proper senses"
Hogan as he spoke. snapped hand
Guns hAa NA-N WIFI NfaaNA AAiAA NJ ~ NtAll
come stumbling In when the door
sprang open. The prisoner was stnl
all unnerved. and offered no objec-
tion while the woman who had en-
tered with him covered IN a corner
also utterly overcome
"A good catch this" exulted OmceT
Hogan. The man IS Jerry Kiuen
wanted for half a dozen clever cor
jobs. an the woman is Bessie Dono
van. a lovely little bit nv a panel
worker. 7 knew that Jerry smoked
bat never knew this was whore hs
came 20 do &C. Cheer up. Jerry. ole
scout was The ghost No other VII
harm ye"
Flynn looked up from the prostrat,
negro. The black boy isn't so badl
stuck" said he. Give him a it'll,
care an he'll De nj as a fiddle in
| week or so. How about the LITTLE
| brown wan? Ia was the brown wal
that stuck the black wan. wasn't Il
/ bOys?"
Aguiiar was still unconscious. IA
tossed and moaned upon the floor. an,
| Flynn. after satisfying himself tina
the Filipino was unframed save iron
| fright and a few blows on the head
tied him up with strips torn from IN
sheets OF a bunk. Hogan. bending owe
big Sam. drew from his pockets
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

coy money replied the Joyous BROCK
stt- The BIG fellow probably sDent
thnt celebrating think uncsr-
stand now just how a man feels when
be has been pardoned on the morn
ing of his hanging"
Tn domued glad heartily spoke
ofcer Hogan. while both pclieemea
wrung the younestcrs' hands We've
al done well this night. an 70 We we're
drinkin' men It's sure some blowout
we'd have for the occasion. What's
that. me boyf Mcaeyf An. put it
back Put IL back The prfzes 40
have gobbied this night are worth
more TO us than al the money -
could hand us. an We we're iockia' for
no graft on this particular evenin'."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

ish sentences. when a slowing I'd. sl
Kissing OF 6lackensd steam aud q ar
ring stop announced arrival In tha
town % Little Rock. Gazing from tha
windows the boys we're cndinE conald-
cradle amusement IN the signs which
told ~ racial seEregation-such plao-
ards. FOR example. as those upon q
restaurant White Slde.- ~Colored
Side and other marks Of sharp dis
tinction. when haH a dozen long. IeaA-
clay-colored Arkansans came tramp
ing down the aisle
The conductor preceded ne ErU4p
OF Little Rock citi1sna. led th0m
straight 90 the double seat vbara
Crockett and soiano we're rspostz2s
and halted abruptly.
These young men said ha. arr
the only ones aboard who aEEwsr ina
description. co ahead and make yuur
own Inquiries. shoriE-thars AZ can
do for you
"You two boys,- said the lsadsr a
the Arkansans. impressively. had hst-
ter speak right out and tel me the
truth. now. and nothing else Nsur
names are Harry prockstt AMI Ramon
SolanO, amt theyT-
Not exactly parted Brockett ~
name is Thomas Jackson and M
friends name 10 Henry HawkinA-
Il don't believe You. young rauuE.-
dissented tie sheriff. stsrnly. ~Ths-siu
nobody else on this train answers N
description I've got here. and. further
more with one quick clutch ~
I twined bis fingers In Brockstta oeh
lar. unbuttoned a.. and ierksd u eruz
the furthermore. boy. the laun
+, dry initials in this here collar - X n
Reckon you're the parties. All .. x
Come with me suietiy-ltu be eAzEa
for you Il you DO"
What's Il al ahoutf Whats "a
fooliahness mean. anyhow demands.
Soiano.
"Oh. nothing Nothing az Al
laughed the sheriff. his stern fsarnrs
relaxing. only a wire from the pro.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

noS<ncs a IN siferfy hdy sruss O.
aisle. and s~fsed ths boob rs M
nerse< himself n fts peGss tn e~n
oiciock. when II vxx ttns for ths krss
watch 70 bex1n--e tuty Which ha<E
fallen 20 Brockstt ~ the f3ppanx % |.
p~any- Closing ne book. 40 leaned
back against tns piuah. resolved 70
keep lila eyes oDen and give solano g
fzfr chance for his three hour nap
and discovered "a hs ERset On hfs
companion. that the Cuban had stolen
an indennits space % tine Epon hfn
and vas already sound asleep.
Nothing happened 20 disturh tne
travellers through the night bot the
alteration OF thrss-ncur pertoda LEFT
them In q more or less drovsy. haif-
dared condition when morning cane
The train vas bowling along throuxn
the haf-fsnced. haK-cuitfvats8 neida
cf Arkansas. Soiano was noddlng IN.
his seat. aad Brockett Wa trying %
absorb some more 81 ths AnEioSpRs-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

perfume Of tho COOKING hop" The
Chinaman parted two strips OF The
crab cloth. and ehowed = bunk be-
tween the curtains and the wall
Brockett and Solano looked ND and
down tbs room There was no sign
OF their quarry The boys quietly en-
tered che buzk which the Chinaman
had assigned them. and their host
quickly brought them the full para
phernalia OF the opium smokers pas
time
.Ycu know how cook?~ questioned
the yellow man. as the young fellows
handed him q few silver coins You
not can cook. me cook for your
Not just yet said SoIano. Let
Us rest a iittle-we are tired and need
TO stretch out awhile before We
smoke"
"An lite. Yet get leady smoke, call
me. I cook for you And the heather
shufaed away TO his eyre near the
door. where. with a muiatto woman.
he alternately chatted softly and cast
up accounts on the age-oId counting
strings Of the Monaghan race.
This Is worth watching" whispered
Brockett Our black man may be in
one Of those hunks. or be may come
IN az any time. We can stay here a
little while before calling IN our
friends or going out again
A voice came 90 them from nearby
bunk-a voice that they had heard be-
| fore Both boys started agitatedly as
| they recognized its thick. oily tone,
but they restrained thei- Impotence
| by gripping each other with hrm
/ though shaking hands.
All done toIe 20. nah fren'." came
the voice. dat dis hoah place am
haunted. Haunted BY ghos' wivout
any haid. Dass right Long time ago,
dere was q man done been killed
right heah. Dey cut on his haid. took
de haid away wiv EN-. an left de
body. Evah since den dis heah haid.
less man have done haunted de spot
Now an den he comes right In heah
an scahes de smokehs silly. Now an
den yo1l see him In de yahd. Nah nl
fren'. dis amt no joke. Onst every sd
often dat hsidless man comes rOun
heah. an Ah'm almos suah dat he's
| pretty nigh due. Didn't 20 nsveh Sc,
no ghostses Oveh IA Manila7"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
CHAPTER XXX.

The day passed somewhat dragging
ly. for time flies with leaden pin-feath-
'ers when you are IN q hurry. Brockett
and SOlano knew that they had little
time left for action. and that n they
failed % recover the messages now IN
possession of the big negro their jour
ney would abruptly end. an utter fail
ure. Most OF the afternoon and early
evening was spent IN discussing the
giant black. and the chances OF finding
the documents still IN his possession.
II only hope" said Brockett. that
he hasn't thrown away the envelopes.
He might very likely destroy them 20
make the chance OF Identifying the
belt so much smaller. and TO protect
him IN the possession OF the money"
Il hardly think so" Solano encour-
aged the worried youngster. when
We get the negro. Wen get belt, pa
pers. money and all. And I think or
hcer Hogan viii come pretty near 70
rounding him up. II anybody can"
Il wonder II the big fellow remem-
bered US from Detroit?" mused Brock
EFT IF so. he might also remember
the card he passed US, something OF
SITS general appearance, and, n he
opened the envelopes IN the belt. the
duplication OF the writing might i'm
press him"
Hardly probable" dIssented go
eano. HE was simply told. In De-
kroit. to hand that card to US. and
was paid something to do IT, He
might remember US. all right, but
would not be likely to remember any
thing about the message that he gave
us. Quit fretting about the whole
business ! firmly believe everything
viii work out all right and that the
1ost envelopes viii come back to you
before morning. Then we can hurry
towards Mexico as fast as you may de-
sire
It was about nine that night when
Omcers Hogan and E1ynn--the latter
as big. as husky and as truly Irish as
his Partner-summoned the boys for
the expedition that should spell ALSO
dute failure or a chance to retrieve
Cost fortunes. Both were "A plain
clothes. both were heavily armed, and
both seemed to regard the evening"
program as a rare bit OF diversion.
Don't you worry. me lad" chuckIed
Hogan. wen get your nagur before
the stroke OF twelve. an ven get the
goods with him. He's no spendthrirI
nagur. that felly, an he'll have pretty
near all your money still with him"
I'D be wiling" said Brocketts ''tc
Jet him keep the money II he'd give
me back what else was IN the belt.
Let him kape nothin',"' growiec
F1ynn. 'Wud ye encourage a chap.
nagur to unlawful doin's7 Ye'd spot
him be lettin' him have money. Wei
gst him. an the money too"
Walking and chatting pleasantly
eha paliosmsn led their eaasansonl
sssf a sasa sEssl saa ne n -
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bunch OF miscellaneous trinkets. pol
Icy slips and some crumpled currency.
No sign av your belt here, lads"
no announced. disappOintedIy.
Look IN the brown vans pockets"
suggested Flynn. and Broekett. thrust
Ing eager hands into Aguilars APP
parel. gave a shout OF sheer delight as
his fingers closed upon the vell-re-
membered leather. Out came the belt
and the boys. with shaking hands.
opened It's compartments.
Everything present for duty. iadsf'
questioned Ofieer HogaR-
RzsrysAsnE sxesRs asozs t2ea "a
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er authorities In Chicago 20 arrest ana
hold you two boys on complaint OK
some German feiler-8aroR zOllsrn.
that's the name. Charge. stealing val
liable papers. WIN you come over %
the lookup nice and quiet. boya or
must We carry your
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18
CHAPTER xxI.

yes. young fsliers." the sheriff osp-
tinued. ''yca stand accused Of gstttns
some mighty valuable documents
from the German gentlem2n- He'll
BE down BY the next train to idsntiry
you. and. In the meanwhile. Ia jsSk
better take charge q any papers or
letters you two may b cArrytn'. O.
course. I Amt sayiA' he's rs<At eA4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

air; reaches ran. fearless and In
Quisitiva. along the floor, and the
wooers OF the poppy-god. silent. lost
IN happiness drowsed. smoked and
drowsed again. contentsd in their hor-
rfble surroundings as monarchs IN a
palace hail.
Cheap, fella. hims." said the China
man "You want bunk. yesf"
Curtains Of cheap. drab material
mAsks6 wide stretches Of tho wall.
Tsom hehte4 tAeea curtains eame taa
"a a He4apd sssssssetaee - ~
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER r-sscret Service Chief wIi-
lrnn-snt's cipher. calls 90 his aid Detee-
tbe PinSwel. They think they have
Boy BroSss,t n' tells Sp them Te es The pis
mon Cipher and starts Tor the ball park.
CHAPTER u-BrocksSt. chuia Lon
Kan. a Siamese. Ramon solano. a Cuban.
together with some twenty other young
eters practice baseball playing until dark.
One OF Wilkins stsnoRrs phers fs usen 70
pAns paper 20 mysterious stranger.
sits cipher, the ball player and solano
are engaged By government for myatert-
oua mission. YaEirnoto. mysterious Jap.
calls on BrocketG
; CHAPTER Iv-Brockstt falls into Yazi-
so2sSns trap ;Eht follow RrOsssts
coming 10 rescue.
NE mysterious cipher: "a also ball play
CHAPTER vI-Yanirnoto returns 20
headquarters and reports HIS failure TO
obtain the cipher 20 Baron ZoIern. Miss
Aawson. the Htenographsr. also reports 20
the Baron.
CHAPTER vTI--Prockett and soiano
nave encounter with the Baron In which
NE latter comes out second best
CHAPTER VTII-Brocl1ett and soiano
nrrive IN Jersey City. make appointment
e meet McGinnity. the Iron Man base
bal. manager.
CHAPTER Tx-Broclrett and soiano ar
rive In New York and run into Chi
nese Tong war; rescued By a white man
CHAPTER x-The place of refuge
1ound 10 be trap; md themselves pris
ioners OF Xazimoto. Kelly 90 rescue,
mulches Jap out OF $4,000.
CHAPTER xI-KsIiy turns the money
over TO Brockott-
CHAPTER XII-BrociCett and solanO
have encounter with tough gang. but arc
protected by Kelly's men
CHAPTER XIII-On sleeper Cleveland
pound; the Baron detected IN act or ~
hnB bolano's berth. jumps from train
CHAPTER xIv-At Detroit the mes
EenEers go 20 ball game, receive hiero-
ElyDhs In mysterious manner and depart
FOR Chicago.
CHAPTER Xv-ArrivinG IN Chicago.
hhe messengers are robbed By a 'trRnaorn
Fhief:~ the baron again sppears
CHAPTER KvI-The Baron offers 20
assist In reooverinE She stolen paperH-
CHAPTER xvII-Ths Messengers IND
fhs stolen papers In the possession OF a
giant negro.
CHAPTER xvIII-After a fierce battle
with negroes BrocSett and Solano wake
up IN jan
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that was biacker than a pail Of tar
No moon was shining, and the quartet
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CHAPTER Tx-BroclSett and soiano ar
rive In New York and run into Chi
pese Tong war; rescued By white man
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CHAPTER VTI-RrociCett and goiano
have encounter with the Baron IN which
me latter comes out second best
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CHAPTER vI-YaHimoto returns 90
headquarters and reports his failure 20
obtain the cipher 90 Baron Zollern. Miss
4.awson. the stenographsr. also reports 20
the Baron.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

CEAPTER X-The place of refuge
found 70 be a trap: md themselves pris-
oners OF Yazirnoto. Kelly 20 rescue.
mulches Jap out OF $4,000.
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cr1APTER vTIT-Brockett ana soisno
nrrtve IN Jersey City. make appointment
70 meet McGinnity. the Iron Nan base
bal. manager.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

CHAPTER v-NfcKsae was bearer OF
me mysterious cipher; is also a ball play
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CHAPTER xI-KsIly turns the money
over TO Brockett-
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} CHAPTER Iv-Brockstt falls into Yazi-
Uoto's trap. a fight follows. Brockatt
coming out on top: Messenger McKans
coming TO rescue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

CHAPTER XII-BrociCett and solano
have encounter with tough gang but arc
protected by Keiiy'a men.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

CHAPTER XIII-On sleeper Cleveland
pound; the Baron detected IN ACT OF ~
ling solano's berth. jumps from train
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

4 CHAPTER TTT-As outcome OF Brook
sits cipher, the ball player and Solano
Gus mission YaEimoto. mysterious Jap
calls on BrocketI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-07-18

Z CHAPTER xIv-At Detroit the me
Eengers go 20 ball game, receive HER
ElyDhs IN mysterious manner and depa
for CHICAGO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

confirmation exercises. Service in
| .4nsAsn at +. NJ.
On Easter Sunday, April 18th, there
will be n German service at IL A. NJ.
and an English service at p. NJ. Both
OF these services vii close with the
communion.
Excellent music has been prepared
for all of these services.
Tho choir consists of twenty-five
voices, as follows: Sopranos-Mrs. j
IT. Anderson. Jr., Mrs. NJ. f. Linuner.
Mrs. Nj. Price. Mrs. L. Dunstan, Misses
L.. Zank, jeanette Lindner. Hilda Holt
zhaurer, Annie Schroeder and Louise
,Goepfarth, Altos--AIrs. II. G.. Rueger.
Mrs. F. w. Lutz, Misses r. Wiper
mann. Estelle Herbig and Pauline
Geopfarth, Tenors-Messrs. VIM.
Herbig, Reckh, II. ank. Chas. Battige
and Voelker. Basses--Mesrs Fl. {.
Rueger walter Thalmann. Chas Cas-
ser, F. Schaaf, f. w. Lutz and Spiegel.
The choir Is under the direction OF
the organist. Prof. Leslie f. Watson.
Palm Sunday, March Slst.
Morning.
Sonata in L minor tAilegro con brio)
torgan> ................. Rogers
Hosiana Dem. der Koenig ist.. Pearce
Ride on In Majesty ......... .Jordon
Jerusalem 49,. ......... Parker
March in G torgan) ........ Faulkes
........ Night. ......t ..sss .s.,.s
Sonata in Z minor unteriudio and
Fugo) torgan) ........... Rogers
Jerusalem ..........'.. FaTAe
o Come. let us sing ........ Park
Scherzoso in . (organ) -. Woodman
Easter, April 7th.
Morning.
organ) ........... .volckmar
Sonata In % minor (Alelgro moderately
Der Tod list verschlungen
p. Blumenthal
Christus, das Opferiamm l.. r. Watson
All -Tffaii, Dear CUnquerors RI . 's7'as9s''S
Thos Adams
Night.
Grand Chorus and Fugue. OPP. 81 tor-
gam Guilmont
Sink with all the Sons OF Glory.
Mario
The Risen Christ IL #. Watson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

St. james Methodist church. The
Rev. s. J. Battin. pastor. will preach
~ Ii A. M. on witnessing for
Christ" At s p. NJ. the Rev w.
Aspury Christian. D. D.. will preach.
Emmanuel Baptist church. corner
! ris.n and Leigh street. b s Lacy
r.~sn,ng ana night by 'Se nsvtor
Subject for II A. NJ. THE Law Of
IAfe." huu ject for : r. IA. "a urea.
Mans Life saved Preparation meet
ing, . A. N. Sunday school. $3.50 4,
NJ. Prayer and praise service. p.
". The ordinsnce OF baptism will be
administered al the 5 r. NJ. service.
1yayer meeting Wednesday at s p. M.
the public Ia invited to all services.
Highland Park Methodist church. -
A. NJ. orphanage; p. Nj. preaching
tY the pastor, Rev. David r Merritt
The Northside Baptist congregation
will unite in this service.
Centenary Methodist church. In
Stephen j. Corey, one OF the speakers
n the Student Volunteer Conference,
viii preach at II A. NJ. at Gentleman
Methodist church. a most interesting
meeting closing the student volun-
feer Conference will be held at s
r. ~.
Park Place Methodist church. Op-
p~site Monroe Park on Franklin
street. The pastor. Rev. Walter Green
how Parker. win conduct the services
and preach at IL A.. ii. and p. NJ.
Morning subjecf, Christ Silence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

what was offered was In excellent de-
mand. The slight increase in average
prices for the month In shqwn In spite
OF the fact that the bulk Of the Offer
irgs have ben inferior. practically all
The flne leaf having been marketed.
The monthly report OF President A.
II. Keen. OF the Danville Tobacco As
ISOLATION shows that the total sales for
March aggregated s,66t.627 pounds.
emo of the heaviest week = sales OF. the
Year. and that 1t brought a total Of
SGa7,936.55. an average per hundred
OF S11.s2, compared with sales OF -
5o3.Gis pounds In March, 1911. for
S?2a.3S3.fT an average per hundred
Of $if.14. Increased average per hun
drtd for the month this year, IS cents.
sales for the first eight months OF
the current tobacco year up TO Apri'
lst have aggregated 33.s56,9ss pounds
and scld TOR a total OF s3.SS3, 1891.
All average per hundred OF x11.44.
{, impaired with sales for the cores
ponuiLg eight months of the 1901
season Of 32,S66,70S pounds for s3,-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
TOBACCO SALE ON
DANVILLE MARKET

DANvILL4E. VA. March 30.--The
week just closed was one OF the most
important of the season on the local
tobacco market, about one million anu
quarter pounds OF tobacco being
sold. The weathmr has been unusually
seasnable and the condition Of the
roads mas improved recently to such
an extent that 1t was possible TO mark
the bulk Of the remaining crap. Wag-
ons have poured into town all the
week. and the warehouses and buyers
have ben busy every day up to today.
Men familiar with the crop assert that
IS or 80 per cent. Of the crop has bees
marketed. II this estimate be correct
sales cannot be heavy from now Oh
until the new crop IL planted.
Tho plant beds are In good condi-
ton, and with favorable weather con-
siderable tobacco will be planted III
late April 1t II too early yet to form
AIRY estimate of the acreage OF the
crop. but Il win probably DO slightly
heavier than this ysar. owing 70 the
advanced prices received On the crop
now nearly sold. y
Despite the heavy sales. the demand
hrs In fully equal 70 The supply ".
pecisIiy n the mar grad but ht.4y
49, N5a1Pess a reAlly - ssesess -
eSN9eo 6aSS be1A 80 III W6e3 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
SERVICES OF SPEClALINTEREST
IN THE RICHMOND CHURCHES

Proof OF Ills Kingship," Evening
subject, Only a Touch" Services in
the lecture room in rear of church,
Strangers welcome.
The pastor Or. Ryland Knight vii
preach at Calvary Baptist church Sun
morning subject will be: Distinctive
Be; tist Doctrine,
Seventh Street Christian church.
Preaching both morning and evening
by the pastor. Rev. ri. -. G. Maclach-
Ian. At & F. M. there will be a spa
ciai service for men. Subject. The
Young Man Who Made a. Bad Trade. "
Song service from s To Sis p. NJ,
Good muse. Short talk. Reserved
seats for men. All are cordially In
Vited to be present
AT First Baptist church. Twelfth
and Broad, the pastor. Rev. George w.
Mcdaniel. y. d. will preach at both
services, ii A. NJ. and p. NJ.
venabie Street Baptist-~Rev. J. r
johnson, the pastor, will preach both
morning and evening. Sunday school
9:3o. II. y. +. L., +. NJ.
Fulton Baptist churchill. Freder-
lex. Jones, pastor. Bible school. s;4s
A. NJ Services. II A. NJ. and s p. Nj
preaching by the pastor, u. y. p. u
at 7 p. NJ.
Cowardin Avenue Christian church
Subject A. NJ, "A Keen Sense OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

enabled the Philadelphia Nationals ~
score enough runs TO defeat The.
champion Athletics In the cpeuin9s
game OF the inter-leAgue series hers
today by a score OF - 10 ;. The
pitchers on both sides were sadly o.;
form. Houck and krause were q Tho
box for the Athletics. and AIexAnders
Moore. Hunt and Shuts for tbs phit-
LEG.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
JURY AWARDS MISS
BUGG $3.50 DAMAGES

Verdict for $3.50 was returned In tho
Law and Equity Court yesterday In
the 10000 damage suit Of Lucy v.
Bugs against the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. A motion WAS
made to have the verdict set aside.
Argument will be heard later.
Trial Of the suit was begun the early
part Of the week. Miss Bugs. who II
a legal minor. claims that she was So
riously hurt while alighting from a
street car at Thirteenth and Main
streets several months ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
Madxc van vosgh Essn

Madge Van voagla E6un0.
Especial 10 The Richmond vtfGtnfkA1
DANv1LLE, VA. March oesIan
police last night located y01no 80
man calling herself Madoo Va0
vough. for whom search wAo h9inu
made by the Wheeling. ". Va. po3lo9.
She was Located In q placo n Ml-r1
pute and was recognized w ~ p3l
ture sent out by police. THE otr1so
father will come for her anA taxi -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

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PHILADELPHIA. March 3e.--fIit.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31

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