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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Sidlerbcit allr See.
80 q uihinqtort, %. 3ea.

8ertreter ser Ser. Staaten a1tp6
@roBbrtton11iens Datten ant Sa1nitag
in @aibington cine &onfere15 atpeds
@r0rterrng bon Mabregeln 5nr @rbo=
bu1rg Ser Siberbeit 5ur Gee; @roBs
britan1rien mar 0urb 6. 8ofer, Mit=
glie6 6es britii6en &an0elsminiite=
1ia1l1rs, 8otidaftsratb Snnes uno se=
fretGr &err bon ser ,britil6en 8ot=
idaft in @olbington, bertreten, Sic
Ser. Staate,r our6 @anoelslefretdr
9eogel, Senator IS. 81. Sn1itb, bett
Boriitenoe1p Ses 3itonic l1nterh=
ta1ngsfol1ites, ferner Se1pator Telt-
fer bon 6lori0a, sen @bgeor0neten
slleran6er, @oriiben6en oes &ausfo-
mites fir &anoelsntarine; 6. s..
Chamberlain Gbef 6es g6abigations=
bureaus lnro 6. l1bler, @enerolin=
ipeftor 6es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sc tpur6en sic @nut65iige ser nn@
loen 2ebren ser Gitanic= @ataltropbe
110Gtbig getpor6e1en @eroronungen err
rotert, sic ser sSS11ternationalen S6iff-
fabrtsfonfere115 in 2on6on unterbret-.
fet tper1en ionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Sdj,uerer @erlnit.
8 tuttqart, 80. Dea

9ea@ fltr5er @rotrfbeit lit. beute in
Ser Nabe BON bier 9llfreo bon @ioer=
len=@a6ter, Stadtsiefret6r 6es @1as=
martigen Nnrtes, int glitter bon 60
SSabren geitorben. Ser electromagnetic
Stoatsnrann 1peilte, 1pie iibIi4 at
gsetbaa&ten BEL ieiner S6apeiter, ser
6reifro1 Don @en1rtirtgen auf 8e-
hnh. 8ereits 'ieit mebreren Soeen
batte er fi9 franf gefubIt, uno 81
iein @er5 unregelmdBig tunftiorerte.
ar5tli6e @ilfe in Mnipru9 genont.
men. 1as @n6e fam gon5 pIokIi9
beute morge1t 5ebn Mirate,1 Dor a9t
ubr infolge zines @er5iblages, 1p6b.
reno Ser Staatsiefret1r allein NOR.
@err bon &Derlen<8d6ter mar 1,n=
perbeirotbet. Ct geb0rte elmer arten
'piirttembergiiden SSauHlte an, sic
ober erit inn Sabre 1868 in sen erb-
liden Melslta1to erboben tpuroe. &C.
bore11 ont 10. eSlli 1852, aDi0mete er
it6 Sem Stlbia1n Ser @edte 1,n6
mndte SEN 9el,ti6 6ra,15oiii9en
&rieg III SER sabren 187O-71 nit.
SIM Sabre 1879 trot er in SEN 6ipIo-
l1patild)en Dienit uno tpirfte in ct.
petersburg, Noris, &openboget un6
8l1fore1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
g0llise Stodnns Der @eidafte.
g e + II II, %. 9e.

Sic &nuflnan1ls1pelt lit NIT s'em
Diesiabrigen @eibnadtsl1miab ni@ts
1peniger als 5ufrieoen. Die artegsga-
fubr batte anfangli6 gera6e oes 5ob=
lungsfraftige 8ablifun Dor groBe=
rem 9lus9aben 5a1rudgebalten. Grit in
Cen anerletten Sagen mar ser nnl=
:ab ein regerer getpor6en, NIT 9lns=
nabnpe pon 9urusartiteln a1no Se5al1pe=
len na6 Semen 1rur geringe Nadfra-
ge bernihte. Ser iogenannte u@il-
berne sonntog," ser Is. De5ember,
NOR cine bebeute1r6e @nttdri9ung,
5le1pnl er nod III sic @egen= un6
Sturmperio6e fiel, sic oben6rein
Gas @eidaft iba0igte; crit ser ~@ol-
Gene ;5onntag" NOR beiier. Ser ge=
iu1n11te @eibna6tsunulob 0iirfte iih
ouf etrpa MIR Elm Drtttel 5esiet1tgen
int porigen eSabre belaatfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
sSntegritGt Scr @erid)te.
> nc + q. 9eebr., %. 3e;

~ Nv " y u, 9ttul., ~. StO.
9Sor Ser in Onnabo, 9eebr., tagenoen
SSSahresperl lanu1lllng ser 8ar sliociu=
tinn ces 5taateS 9eebrasfa bielt anr
Samltug 6ranf 8. @ellog bon ct.
Toul eiren @ortrog, i11 Bent er lebr
eutldieoen fir sic Sntegritat 0es
on1erifaniiden @erihtsuelenS eit=
trot lu1o ebe11lo entidieSen Sic piel=
fah gegenpartig an Sen @eri6ten
oes 2on0es geiibte &ritif Deroarnnte.
@on olle1t 3peigen ser &egierung, err
fldrte er, iei feiner Mniidt 1tn6 eben
6us ssSuiti5lpelen ant lpenigiten ser
@efabr uillfiirli6er @anoba6ung,
rebtsapi5riger 8eeinfluilung ooer
9on1tiger Sfan0ale ausgeiebt. Siel=
nrebr g1oltbe er, 6ab 1as SbergeriM
Ser Ser Stnaten ser forti6rtttli6ite
at,to liberalite 8tpetg Ser &egier1ng
u,ro itets beltrebt lei, 5us &e6t 6es
@olfes 5u mabre11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Erffr Itletl.
.6oup. &ilio1t
TIT &ir8inia
8eseiiterter Gmpians in ieiner &C.
bmrtsjtabt Stamntpn. - HteEge
&plfsmensen. - Mnf alien Statio.
nem i'm Staate, bmr6 bie @iliuns
3ns f,1br, maren 9elegatiouen 5,tr
8e9riifnng eridienen.
8 taunt t 0 II, &a., 81. De5.

- " u " y u, &Nl., az. &t6.
@irginia bieB @ouperneltr 8oo6-
roap @ibio1l Sen ad)ten ieiner Sobne,
sic gum Yr6ltoe,1ten ser Ser. 5toaten
gelpablt 1pl1rSer, 8reitagabe1r0 mill
fo11rnlen. Son sem Nfon1e1t an, tpo
Scr lpel1erluablte Er6lioe1h bel Mleran=
oria olc Stoatsgren5e iiberibritt, l,lto
pon lpo aus er einen 8lid alef 1as
Staatsfapitol lperfen fon11te, bis 8
ltbr abel11s, als er in 6os fleine
$9al1sden eil1trat, in speldent er MOT
gen Dor Sc Sabren geburen 1pl>roe,
apuroe er iiberau bon e11tbuiiaitilhelt
@olfsmengen begriibt, Sic ibren @e=
fiiblen in larmenoen 3emonltratio=
lpen 9ll1sor1d nerlieben. gsfortiert
Don &upallerie ser 8ulr0es urnnee nnO
Ssl,fonterie Ser Mili5trl,ppelt oes
Stootes, lplpie oon eilrem 6adel5ltg,
an celn 10 gut lpie Sic gan5e Staot
t6eilnabl11, fl1br Ser @oluoerl1elsr nit
leiner @ottin i>1 eilreln 9l1tolnobil
sllrd, Sic Straben pp1l Stautto1t,
Ss1., nah Ser @pb1ltng @ep. Or. q.
g. 6ra5ers, oes HaitorS ser Bresbp=
terioncr &irte, an lpelder @ol1D.
JSillnns Safer, Nep. Solepb gSillon,
int Sabre 1856 Seellorger mar. 9lls
Sic beicen GNi]te an ser prad)tig ge=
7h.laiften l1l,o illlm1il1ierten gbren=
pforte alrgela1rgt aparen, lpielte oie
aopeae uGirie," u11o Sic gelpaltige
9olfsnreuQe 'bra6 mie auf ein &on1=
ll1alpco in ei11en laltten @iufolnnnel1=
grl1B aus. @pl1o. 8il Jon mar iiber=
roldt iiber Sen lparnren g1npfang,
ren oie @ep0lferltltg leiner @eburts=
lRuot iGnl bereitete. ga er nod int
l1ter inter ieil1er grfaltl1ng 5a1 lei
Sen bat, bielt er feline ein5ige &eoe,
itreng noh Ser &oridyrift ieiner Mer5=
te. gr 5og iib balls 6ornab nod benr
3itnnper 5ltriid, 1T 1pelde%n er oos
2iGt Ser @elt erblicfte, l1m ii6 fir
Die strapa5en oes morgigen Sages
trl1s5urlpben. 9(uf Sen 5traben 1pogte
ieoob nob longe cine frobe @&enge
tllpf lnro ob. S1b,te inns Sobter Doal
Stauntcn lparelr aus ttob u1to ferlt
hcrteigeitront, Inn ibren Niitbiirger
git begriiBen. 6relneltfeuer 1pnrOen
4atgebraht, inns 6euer1perf obge=
bran11t, geraSe 10 qpte bet ser 6eier
les Gierten Suit. Nfit 9lusrabme
eines fur5en 8elltds I'M purigen J5uBr
lit @oupernel1r @ilion ieit einem
:0ritten 2e5ensiabr 11ibt in Stau11ton
gepelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
@1tnberiabrfeier in 8resla,t.
@a1htndto %. Sea.

BUR Sbeilnab9ne an ser &u1t5ert=
iabrfeier 5es 6eriibnnten 9farfrufes 6es
8reuBenfo1rigs SSrte6rids @ilbelm
5es Dritten an iein @olf gum &anrpf
gegen sen &ntler goapoleon, ser 3u
Sen lreibettsfriegen fimrte, in 8res>
lau ii116 sic Ser. Stoaten eingeGa5en
moroen. @ie ser anerifaniide Gene
raltoniul @ermann 8. Spabr IN
8reslau mel6et, fi1t1et 6ort bonn /.
Mai Biz 5um 81. Sftober eine groB<
artige Musitellatng itatt. Gum erite,t
Mol 1per0en @rab0enfrrGler 5l1r
SGamt gelteut pep6en, ferner biitor;=
lGe un6 tnooerne @ortennnlages1,
Narfa1lagen, SdyulgGrten un08ou111-
lbrtlett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
8ruteit Ser 9emtid)<9lmerifancr.

Ybila SET p biu, 8a., %. De5.
9r. 6. S. &eratner, ser Brdii5ent
6eS Deuti6+9lmerifaniide @attonal<
bat an sen Brdii6enten Saft
eilre Gepelde nohiteben5en St1bolts
gelan6t:: ~ess1n gamen ser 5tpei Nhl=
lionen Mitglie0er 6es 9eutl6=Mmeri=
taniiden MationoIblmt6es ern16e i@
gm. gr5emen5 o6tlmesoou, 6ie 8apr=
nett*@orGage ooer irgen6tpel@e dbn.
4ife MoBregeln peI9e tpuni6ens@
apertbe @tn4panberer oa1rdJ fogenanmte
8iloungsteite ousihlieBen 1pir6en,
INIT Nrem @eto 5u beGegen. u@eiien
mir be6iirfen, lit bie Musfelfroft ge=
lumber @i,npan6erer, 4pel9e sic mape-
re @rbeit perri9ten, 1pelde n0fbig it,
I'M sen 8o6en gu bebal,e1p, bomit 1ie
Nro6l1ftion bon @abrungsntitteItr
pernrebrt l1116 6o61r@ 5ie @oiten 6es
2ebensunterbnltes nernti1t6ert per-
Sen, a1rt5 Mrbeiter in unieren 6abrit<
anIagen, 1pelde bereit iinb, sic idapere
forperlihe Mrbeit gu berri6ten, tnel-
de at berrtbten eingeborere @mert.
faner it9 tpeigert1. @ie 6raee ser
@trupan6erl,apg lit cine foI9e ser ridt
tigen @ertbeiGlrne olleir, nidt 6te
bon 8irrdlnngsteiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
2on6o o n, 90. Sea.

2on6 Don, 20. De5.
&rob ser ideinbor uniiberapin6li-
den Sdtpierigteite,l 6ie ii4 oenr
geoeibliden Gortgong ser Grieoens-
fonferen5 in 6en lebten 9agen ser
pergangenen @ode entgegenfteQten>
balt man beute Sic gGaslidten auf
cine bol0ige sdlidtung ser tpi4tig-
item Streitpunfte fit giinftieer als
ie ieit 5em Begin ser @erba1roln,1-
gen. @s fins meniger 1,eue Gbotla-
fen, als bie allge1neine Stinprrung,
in Ser ii6 Elm perionli6er l1n1-
idtprl1rg bemertbor npadt. 8undeMt
oerlautet mts gutter 3uelle, 1uB 1ie
tiirfiihen ,Gelegaten morgen 1teue
5oroerungen unterbreiten tperoen, be-
ren 9er1abigter @barafter oie @rl1n6=
lage fir Sic meiteren @eripredunge,r
biloen f0nnte. s(l1ber6en ideirren
aber 1ie &erbiinoeten geneigter GIT
;ein, tal0nt0gli6it sic tpibtigiten
1Sragen gut erle0igen. SIRE 0eIega=
ten ital1Gen in Sen lebten Sagen fait
in unul1sgelebter &erbin5ung nit if
re1 &egierlngen. Cine gelpiiie Mar=
jooiitat madt iih gelten6, 6eren 1ria=
DIE apobl i1r Ser nidt unbegrii1roeten
Tupdt gu iuden lit, 6aB 5ie Sieger
our6 S1tteroention Ser @robn1a6te
ltn 6ie 6riidte ibrer Muben gebrodt
peroen f0nnen. so iagte beute elmer
Ser 8epoamahtigten ser 8alfanntG9z
tie: ~@s iit idpierig, 6oriiber 5u e,1t=
ideiSen, OBJ urier &an1pf gegen cine
npogli@e el1ropdtide Snterpention
ni@t barter iein miro, ols ser gegen
nm1ielmanniide l1nter6riidung. Srok=
Gem uniere Mrmeen iiegreid Big
Mdataldifa oreeora1nge1r ffiit,6, mag
es gltropas G5amld iein M6rioropel
6en Siirfen 51 iiberlniien. Wus oos
fir Sic 6riitQide 8ep0lfenung 6ebeu=
tet, 9piir6e lpobl nidt in sic Mag<
ifale fanen. 8ir 1per6e1 nber 11iht
nadgeben, 6a mir sen @ertb joge<
11annter enropaiider @ora1tienf fir
tiirfiide &efornren fe1t11etl .Wenat
oas offi5ieue europa sic WtneIel l1n6
Sdreden 6es &rieges tuiinldt, fann
es iie 6aben. gSir tper0en bis sl1m
lebten Mtbem5lrg fampfen. 9luge a1m
Muge ltn6 3abn nm 3abn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Gd)lim,ne @rploTo,t.
81 a I e inh 81. g. % {

Ho I e | 9 4, yf. g., %. De5.
@et elmer @rplolton int &eIiemaus
ser @erfitGtten ser Seabor6 Mir
9i11te, nabe &omlet, 81. g., fan1e1t am
San1itng nuinbeitens odt &erlonetr,
bret @eiBe 1tt6 flint Meger, INNS Sc.
ben. @eri6ieDere o1t1ere 9eeger mer-
Sen bermiBt. 1ie @rploiton 1pltr6e
6a6ur@ penltria9t 6ab in Sen erbib-
ten @eiieI @aiier eitrgeGaiien tpltrbe.
Die Maaern bes Mai9inenrolrntS
itiir3ten etn rtt6 6as Do9 6eS @ebdu-
ces tpl1r6e dbgertiiet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Sran5 Soiepb Z z sr.
Nnr 20 Tp,

9aad Yrioat1radridten, ote aus
Wien int Aaris ei,rgetroffen iinS, fat
ii6 int 8efi1p0en @es greiiem @atlers
1ran5 Solepb cine @enbung gum
SGliuneren eingdtellt uno Ole Sor=
ge INN iein 2eben lit erbeblid} geltei=
gert. g11tgeger ieirem ionitigen
9ral,h perbrabte SET aoiier oem
@ei6nndtstug in ser Sofburg in
@ien; 6erlelbe 1ei0et an slnfanen
bon Sblaffil16t, oie iih III leelterer
3eit beSel1te11o baltfiger l11l6 larger
eilrl ltelten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Sritr / bis s
tefnrdtet.

Die 8alfanitaaten glanben, ba1rd Sn-
terbemtion Der @rokmadlte 11nt bie
6radte ibrer Grfolge gebra4t at
tuerben. = &eri0bnlider seitintn1t.
-@s beikt, bah iid bis amf Abria-
mopel ale Streitfrageu leidt erie.
bigen laifen blrfteu.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-29
SOUTHERN INSTALLS
new BLOCK SYSTEM
WILL BE OF ELECTRIC CON-
sTRuCTTON EXTENDING FROM
SEMINARY TO ORANGE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.S
WASHINGTON d. C., Sept. Is
The Southern railway company is now
installing an automatic electric block
signal system on the main line be-
tween Seminary, Va. and Orange. Va,
a distance of eighty miles. all double
track. This system will be similar to
the type which has given splendid re-
suits on the double track stretches be-
tween Denim, n. G., and Charlotte,
N. c.. and between Monroe. Va,
through Lynchburg to Montview, Va,
and when completed will provide con-
tinuous automatic protection for trains
from Orange into the Washington
terminal station, giving In all total
OF 1913 miles OF double track protected
by this system on important stretches
Of the Washingt main line.
One hundred and six automatic sig
nails will be erected at intervals of
about two miles, each interval con-
shutting a ''biock," and the system will
include thirteen interiocking plants
controlling switches. The current for
-af.eF+t -&!<sI..ala- and switches and
for lighting all stations, switch and sig
nal lights between Seminary and
Orange. will be supplied. by a high
tension 4,400 volt, three-phase trans
mission line, from sub-station to be
built near Alexandria. using power
from the AtSAdhdTlA tDnDLy ilsEHI anu
Power company's plant. To provide
for an emergency supply a. power
plant will be built at Orange. equipped
with a gasoline engine and an alter
mating current generator of sufficient
capacity to operate the entire system.
The signals will be the usual three
position upper quadrant type, using
red, green and white lights at night for
the stop" s'caution' and "proceed''
indications. The interlocking plants
controlling switches viii be equipped
with power signals and electric lights
in the towers and on the signals An
nuaciators will be provided to an
nounce the approach of trains In both
directions at each of these towers
THIS protective system represents the
latest product of engineering science
and will greatly facilitate traffic and
increase the safety of train operation
In this territory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-29
n Make POLICE
BETTER MARKSMEN
nACTTCE ON NEW PISTOL RANGE
AT LEAST TWICE A
MONTH.
TARGETS ABOUT READY
LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR OF
FIRST STATION AND
WILL. BE WELL
EQUIPPED.

the Richmond police are to be
mAde better marksmen II it is possible
NAT practice can accomplish that end
AZ soon as the targets are set I'D
the new pistol range of the police
department. now nearing completion,
Major Louis Werner, chief of police.
VIII require every man on the force to
hoot Ia the new gallery at least twice
month.
On the second floor of the First
tAtton just back of the sleeping
quarters a f1fty-foot range has been
built The finishing touches are now
being put on and within week the
targets will be up and pistol practice
pan be begun.
Is Well Equipped.
inc room is nearly twenty feet wide
Ind about sity feet long. At its south
Ind sheet steel. three eighths of an
inch In thickness had been placed
Three windows are provided in this
end OF the building and great steel
Phutters. that may be opened to lei
N light and air when the range is
hot being used. cover them.
The ceiling Of the large room is
broken about twenty feet from the
bouth. or target, end of the room by
skylight. TO act az a vent to allow
smoke To leave the room. as we'll as
20 aid in the lighting Of the room
when the steel shutters close off day
light from the end OF the building
Well Lighted Range.
The range may be lighted with
either gas or electricity, both being
provided. The lights viii be suspend
kd from the ceiling along the middle
pf the room from. the stand Of the
police In firing to the target wall
They will be about seven and a half
FEET above the fonr and each Hight
|will be about eight feet arart.
4 The steel target wall viii he painted
Ia shade of green that viii aid the
Ivtsion, and the targets will be made
fpf heavy soft wood The wood viii
|serve to prevent the balls from the
pistols from rebounding from the
Eteel and prevent chance of accident
To Fix Schedule.
The time that the first practice
Firing will ne done has not yet been
bet by Chief Werner. but IL Is ex-
|pected the first work will he done this
week. After practice begins. each
(member OF the department will be
required to appear at the police shoot
knfy sAii~ry-s~A .a----Aat -4aa.-Ta4 l--..F
'bftaner, IL his lack of Workmanship
Indicates he needs more practice. The
practice shooting is to be made a part
|of his regular routine.
BY means OF the pistol range
Major Werner expects to see mum
her OF expert pistol shots. at fifty feet.
developed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-29
TO LAY CORNER
STONE Of Y. N. {. A,
MASONIC CEREMONY AT PETERS
BURG arranged For
TOMORROW.
STORES CONSOLIDATE
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
TO ENLARGE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
SPECIAL SERMON
SERIES.
STORES CONSOLIDATE

Especial to The Richmond virginian J
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. 2s-
Members or Blandford Lodge, No. 3,
"a f. ard A. Nj, will perfect plans fer
the laying of the Y. NJ. c. A. corner
stone at meeting tn he held al
Masonic hall at s o'clock. Tuesday
evening. The exercises will be held
Friday afternoon. October 3rd, and
Vice president Marshall VIII deliver
the address of the occasion. II is Of
interest 10 the Masonic fraternity 10
know that MIR Marshall is IA thirty
third degree Scottish Rite Mason. All
three of the Masonic lodges OF this
city will participate in the laying OF
the cornerstone And all who can
have been Invited To attend the pre-
liminary exercises AT the above time.
The Globe clothing company, con-
Quoted by Morris Cooper, at the
corner of Sycamore and Fast Tabb
streets for the past several wears, has
consolidated it's business with that OF
Louis Levitt, who has conducted a
mems clothing store few door below
the Globe company's place for num-
Der of years. The store occupied
by the Globe clothing company and
owned by Preston Roper, of this city.
has been recently remodeled and now
presents one OF the handsomest APP
nearances OF any building in the city.
The new concern Will do business UNI
der the firm name or the Globe De-
partment Store and will cater largely
to wearing apparel for ladies. They
will also continue the mems clothing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-29
HEBREW YOUNG MEN
ARE GIVEN RECEPTION
Y. NJ. G. A. LADIES' AUXILIARY
HEAR INTERESTING PAPER
ON JEWISH WOMEN.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Hebrew association gave a
beautiful informal tea in the Y. N.
II. A. home yesterday afternoon be-
tween the hours of s and T o'clock, in
honor OF the young men of the asso-
citation. The reception room. library
and hall were profusion of golden
rods. daisies and ferns. Miss s.
Lilly Kantrawitz and Miss Henrietta
Helen Shapiro received. Tea was
served from beautiful antinque Rus
sian somoyar
At 6 o'clock Miss Rachael Loven-
stein read a beautiful paper on
Jewish Women and Their Work"
She was presented with a beautiful
gold emblem OF the Y. NJ. III. A. In
appreciation for her work during the
formation of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
About three hundred people called
during the afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-29
NEWS OF PETERSBURG
Virgins nurea

department TO a larger extent than
before. Petersburg. is to be con-
graduated upon the progressive spirit
shown by these young merchants IN
giving he city -ene.- .ef-tfae hendsenfest
department stores In this section Of
the State.
To Enlarge Sunday school.
A meeting was held by the congre-
cation Of Second Presbyterian church
after the regular service this morn
ing to consider plans for enlarging
the Sunday school room. The work
OF the Sunday school has been i'm
peded by lack of sufficient room for
the rapidly increasing attendance and
the congregation is considering the
erection of an annex 10 the church
edifice suitable for the school II is
estimated that the Improvement
anticipated VIII cost abou; $4,000.
The Sunday school exercises have
been held in the main auditorium of
the church for some time. The SEES
sion OF the church recently held
joint meeting with the deacons and
appointed a committee to make
recommendations TO the congregations
at today's meeting for their considera-
ton.
GfirEpses of Immortality.
Rev. George f. Booker. u. d. pas
tor OF Washington Street NJ. f.
church. delivered at the s O'Clock
service this evening the first of
series Of sermons on "Glimpses of
Immortality" the subject of which
was Does Death End All or is There
Life Beyond the Graye2" The other
sermons Of the series will be delivered
in the following order;
October 5th---'Does the Soul OF the
Christian at Death Go Directly to
Heaven"
October 12th---"Chrtst's Second
Coming, Why How? When?"
October 10th" Heaven; It's Nature,
Inhabitants and their Employment"
October 2eth-"Shal' We Know
Each Other There ?"
November 2nd~-"Do We Share In
the Benefits OF Angelic Ministry, as
did the Saints in Days of Old?"
November 9th-"Is Punishment
Everlasting, If so in What Does it
Consist o.
DR. Booker is one of the most brill
liant speakers in Methodist conference
and this series of sermons will un-
dou htedly attract large congregations
to hear him.
Miss Taylor. of Richmond, leader of
the young peoples societies of the
Baptist church in Virginia. was
present at the exercises of the West
End Baptist Sunday school this morn
ing and at the Sunbeam meeting at
the First Baptist church this after
noon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-29
VIRGINIA DAUGHTERS TO
START SESSION TUESDAY

Baptist church. AS the names of the
chapters are being called a flag will
be presented to Mrs. Frank Anthony
Wake. who will present ii to the host
ess chapter.
Afternoon session-Reports of Of
ficers continued; reception from S to I
O'Clock at the Home for Needy Confed-
crate Women; reception at Jefferson
hotel to delegates and alternates by
Richmond chapter.
Thursday Morning.
Meeting called to order at 1000 A. NJ
Prayer. Rev. w A. Laughon.
Reports of chapters continued,
Reports of committees In order.
Adjourn.
Luncheon Second Baptist church, / 80
to $50 o'clock.
Thursday Afternoon.
Called to order at 2,3 0o'clock.
4 oclock--The children's chapter
will be presented to the convention,
4.3o Observation-Disclosures and alter
mates invited to a reception at John
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-29
FRIENDS
SEEM CONFIDENT
MARTIN MAY LEAVE COMMIT
TEE BEFORE NEXT MEETING

Friends OF Mr.. r. l.. Peters ex-
pressed satisfaction yesterday at the
outlook for his chances OF nomination
for the State senate by the city
Democratic committee.
Several members OF the committee
have expressed themselves as hoping
to have the opportunity OF voting for
Mr.. Peters, although they had COM
United themselves TO either Martin
or Kelley.
II as rumored yesterday that Major
Martin would retire from the com
mittee before it's next meeting so that
no member of the committee could
feel the slightest embarrassment in
voting for a member of the commit
tee for the toga.
Mr.. Peters said last night that he
could not for a moment think OF run
ming for the office. II the city COM
mittee made nomination.
Il believe the committee will do
what 1t thinks best for the city" said
MIR. Peters, IF 1t dominates. and |
am not the successful man. shall
support the nominee. l do not be-
lieve any Democrat in the city would
enter the election and fight the com
mlttee's nominee. 1t would mean
disruption of the party"
Another name mentioned as a pos
sibility is that of Captain Morgan r.
Mills. He said last night that he had
not. considered the matter. although
a number of his friends had con-
suited him about IT.
1t is generally believed that the
committee will go into the nomination
of a candidate, and 1t is also. be-
ljeyed that the iuCky man will be the
next senator. as 1t Is not thought
there would be material opposition
at the special election.
With Major Martin off the COM
mittee and a vacancy existing in Lee
Ward now through the resig of
Captain Myers, il Is said the commit
tee may be called upon to I'LL the
vacancies before II goes into the
nomination of q candidate.