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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-15
Dobicek cd odpravljenih kitaj-

skin kit. Kite zanimajo V soda
MEM casu kitajce najbolj. Odkar
le vladala o~dslovljena dinastija
ma kitajskem, je bila prva in po-
glavitna dollnost doprega kitaj-
skega drzavljana, da ie nosil kito.
kdor je nj incl, je bill strogo kaz-
novan kot upornik. Odkar je pa
naSla evropska kuLtwa pot "a OBJ
zldano kitajsko cesarstvo, je zgu-
blJala kita precej svojega prejS-
MEGA ugleda. Kitajski poslanik V
WashfngtOnu je |. 1910. postal
svoJemu cesarju dolgo spomenico,
V kateri priporoca, maj odpravi
cesar kite. Ali stoprav zmagoslav-
nj revolucionarci so cdpravili to
predpotopno ~frizuro, XII DO priaa-
sala kitajcem tudi prav lep. Even
ketajoc dObicek kakor .je izraGu-
nal pred kratkim pretkani Hin
Hun-Wang vsak Kitajec potrc-
buje ma dan II minut, da 81 napra-
Vi cedno frizuro, pri brivcu traia
Sc enkrat tako dolgo. Ceprav so
mezde Ia kitajskem zelo mike.
vcndar pOmenja onih ID mimt
vsak dan ; vinariev, ma leto tore.i
Is X % vinarjev "a vsakega Hi
tajca. Ma K~itajskem pa prebiva
okroglo 100 miljonov moskih, Xxi
so start Gez ID let, torej prihraniio
$ casom, Xxi je bill pref odmerjen
IA cesanje 1926 miljonov kron. &c
ida p%ovprecno vsak Kitajec ma
leto 90 h "a lasne trakove. prihra-
niJo zopet $ ten 90 milionov kron
IN ravno toliko prihranijo ma oble-
kah. kcr Sc ne bodo wee tako hi
tro pokvarile, kakor so st doslei.
Nsega skupaj bodo torej prihra-
Mill kitajci lepo svoto 20O5 milo
nov kron. Da hi jih lie lepi racun
V praksi prevec ne razocaral.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-15
Zelezniska nezgoda ma hrva-

Aeleznlska nezgoda ma hrva-
skem. Ma progi Zagreb-Reka
blizo Ogulina med postajama
Tunl-Generalski stol Sc je zgodila
velika zelezniSka nesreGa. Trcil je
IL BudimpeSte vozeci brzovlak
stew. 1904 V polnem thru V bro
vozni tovorni vlak ST. 104l. ODE
fCkOmotivi sta Sc popolnoma raz-
bill. Tudi mnogo vozov je razbitih
Mrtva sta oba strojevodja. oba
kuriaca, ~vlakovodja tovornega
vlaka, diva zaviraGa tovornega
ia ye& a0taikcT. ,Zaks;4j4 ie an.
sreco pOduradnik V Tunju. XII ie
dovOdil tovornemu vladu pred
casno odpeljati IL postaje, dasi-
ravno hi moral cakati brzovlaka.
Pc pOrOcilih obratnega vodstva
je mrtvih razen sluzbenega osob-
ia Sc wee popotnikov. Do sedaj so
izvlekli izpod voz diva popotnika.,
Kl sta blla V spalnem vOZu. diva
druga popotnika lezita Sc pod
razdejanimi vozovi, vendar nj go
tovo, ce sta mrtva. Uradnik, Xxi je
zakrivil nesreco, je bill takoj SUI.
spendiran in aretiran. Z%iutra.i Sc
le Odpeljal IL Zagreba poseben
Wax $ preiskovalno komisijo in
s s%anitetnim Oddelkom. Vsled vi
harley so bile brzojavne in tele-
fonske e prekinjene. Poznei-
sa p%orocila opisujejo nesreco Sc
mnogO hujSe. Brzovlak je incl
l2O popotnikOv. Ker je ma kraiu
nesrece hud ovink. sta trGila oba
vlaka V polnem thru. Lokomoti-
va brzOvlaka ie padla 90 m ceZ Ze-
leznish nasip ter potegnila $ Sc
BOZ vec voz. IA voz tOvornega VIA
ka le razbitih. NesreGa Sc je Ego
dila OBJ 3. ziutra.i. Y spalnem vo-
IN je bio 90 oseb. Voz :je RABBIT.
Porocila IL Zagreba zatrjujejo,
da ie 20 mrtvih. Resilna akciia
Je tezavna, ker v blizini nj no.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-15

sko varstvo. Govoril je ma dolgo
IN siroko prot predlogu Silberer-
Hiuchitsch "a vladno predlogo,
ces da je ia velIko boljSa "a ODE
Notwithstanding" pa Sc
dal IL. st. z dine 10. junija po-
JasnuJe, zakaj je ia krseanski po-
stance obstruiral. MOI je pekov-
SKI moJster V Lincu, ina l po-
mocnlka in 2 v~ajenca. Edini V
Lincu ina Sc pomocnika ma hrani
IN mu plaGuje 10 kron ma teden.
her prezira postavne dolocbe o
Varstvu delavcev, je bill veGkrat
kaznovan. Zadniic so ga IA. maja
|. |. kaznovali ma linskem magi-
stratu z globo 20 X oziroma "a ur
zapora, ker Sc je grobo pregresil
roper odlo6be gornJeavstrijskega
namestniStva, XII govore o nado-
mestnem pocitku delavcev. Dicni
krScanski poslanec je incl delav-
ca OBJ mcclellan dale nego do s.
z1utraJ v sluzbi, pa mu nj dial mic
nadomestnega pocitka; vajence,
Sc We pa izkoriSca pc dnevi in po-
noel! Razume Sc, da je tax KRIS
canskl socialist hud nasprotnik
soeialistov in njih predlogov "a
zboliSanje delavskega varstval
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-15
Tele z dvema glavama.

Pri posestniku Frasu V Zenja-
ku V Slovenskih Goricah je krava
dine %. m. m. podvrgla zdravo
tele, Xxi ina dive CLAW, tri gobce
in 4 oci. Vidi pa samo ma dveh
ocesih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-15
Nova danska vlada.-Kral

- NOVA uanska vlada--kralj
kristiJan je bill vsled demisije
prejSnje Wade z ozirom ma lid
zadnIh volitev povabil voditelja
socalistov, Stauninga, da sestavi
novo valo. Staining je odklonil
vabilo. izjavil je pa, da so socia-
llstl fakticno pripravljeni podpi-
rati radikalno Waldo. Nato je
kralj imenoval voditelja radikal-
cev. odvetnika Zahleja, "a mi
nlstrskega predsednika. Novo mi
~nistrstvo Odklanja vse ekselencne
naslove, uniforme in ordne. Zahle
je re sestavil novo ministrstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-15

benega veejega kraja. - Razbur-
jenie med prebivalstvom zlasti v
Budimpesti je zelo veliko, ker re
leznisko ravnateljstvo . nesreci
Sc nj izdalo netanenejsega poro-
ella.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-15
postavodajalec v

Zanimiv postavodajalec v
Avstriji .ie posi-. Alojz Brendl, Sc
veda krscanski socialec, IL Linca.
4. .iunija je zacel v socialno poll
ticnem odseku obstruirati pekov-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
COMPLETE Work On.
BYRD PARK TRACT
ADMINHsTRATTvE BOARD APPRO-
PIRATES MONEY FOR FINISH
OF IMPROVEMENTS.
BEGINS OPERATIONS
BUILDING TO START AS SOON As
STREETS ARE LAID OUT
MOTORCYCLE For OFF,
CIAL.

At. the suggestion of the city en-
&1M19TSthe administrative board yes
ferdAy approved the recommendation
Of 1900 for tho completion Of work
in grading the property owned by the
Byrd Park Realty corporation.
This property consists of q strip
Of land between the new lake and
Byrd park. and IL practically within
the limits Of the park.
Much discussion has been occasion
ed by the fact that the city at one
time had the opportunity OF securing
this property Ct q nominal price. II
failed to do so.s Then the owners Of
fered the city sufYicient ground for
opening streets through the property,
which offer was accepted, and the
work Of opening and grading the
streets was begun Then the council
called for = halt. The halt was not
forthcomtng,> however. because N.Y.
thousand dollars had been Appro-
priated to open the streets and the
work had been given out. The ad
ministrative board started the con-
tractor to work. and he has about
finished the Job.
Now. II the city wishes the prop
erty. 1t will have to pay much more
than II would have had to pay on
the first offer.
The Ave hundred dollars appro-
priated by the administrative board
yesterday will complete the work. II
il said by owners of the property that
as soon as the streets are laid out
building operations viii begin, and
that within q short while that strip
of territory which lies within the
boundary lines Of the park will prove
to be one OF the fashionable resi-
Dental sections in the city.
The city engineer was directed TO
advertise for bids for sewers in Wal
lace street between Davis and Row
land Davis. to Ashland; Ashland be-
tween Sycamore and David. and In
alleys between Cary and Beverley.
Cary and Floyd. Boulevard and Shep-
herd.
On motion OF Commissioner Beck
the Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany was directed to relay its tracks
on Main street from Jefferson to Bel
videre.
Mr.. Beck also moved that the clerk
inquire into the cost of a motorcycle
for the director OF the settling basin.
This officer should have some way
by which to get into town." said Mr..
Eeck. 1T Is an outrage TO require
him to walk a mile or two every day
to catch a street car, when he is per-
forming the duties delegated to him
by the city. He is doing his work all
right and no matter who the man
may be. the oficer should have some
means by which he may get into the
city. We have no airships at GU,
disposal II Mr.. Baldwin wishes to
get to town on business for the city
there is no way for him to do it, ex-
cept to walk through torrid at
mosphere or through snawdrifts. In
tko name OF humanity I think that
this office should be supplied with
some means OF locomotion."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
kEEzEL
JOINS CUMMING
HAS CHARGE IN ROCKINGHAM
COUNTY-wAYT, OF STAUN-
TON. WITH HIM.

s. Gordon Cumming was at his
headquarters at Murphy's hotel yes
terday and last night in conference
with S. L. Kelley and John B. Minor,
his managers. and a number Of other
friends in Richmond.
Mr.. Cumming spent last week in the
Tenth district and in the valley. going
through the latter section by automo-
bile in company with several of his
leaders. His reception at Harrison
burg, Front Royal. Berryville. and
Winchester was cordial, and accord
ing to the views OF Mr.. Cumming S
leaders the valley counties of the Sew
enth district will give him a good
vote. Senator George r. keezel. for
mer chairman of the senate finance
committee is taking an active part,
and has charge OF Mr.. Cummings in
terests in Rockingham and adjoining
convenes at Rochester. y. Y, next
part OF the Tenth district west of the
Blue Ridge, gave him great encour-
agement. His affairs In and around
Staunton are under the direction of
Hampton Fl. Wayt, mayor of that city.
Mr.. Cummings friends claim that
he will get a good vote In Clifton
Forge and Allegheny county also. Mr..
Cumming leaves Richmond this morn
ing for Danville, where he will spend
the Fourth of July as the guest of the
various Tribes of Red Men in Danvtlle
and Pittsylvania county.
In view OF the fact that the Grand
Lodge of Elks of the United States
convenes at Rochester. n. Y. newt
week. at which gathering an effort
will be made to remove the National
home esta blished for the Elks. now
located at Bedford City. Va, to the
Middle West. Mr.. Cumming. who is
the representative to the Grand Lodge
of the local lodge in Hampton. is being
urged to attend the Rochester con-
vention, in order to cooperate with
other prominent Elks In Virginia to
prevent the contemplated removal. 1t
is quite probable that Mr.. Cumming
will yield to the request of the Elks
throughout the States and visit
Rochester for the purpose stated, not
withstanding the pressure upon his
time, owing to his campaign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03

At the annual recital Of Mrs. Ear
mans music class, held last week at
the Chimboraxo school auditorium, a
splendid program. which received
much applause. was rendered by the
following pupils: Misses Nettie and
Helen Vaughan, Evelyn Satterwhite.
Edith Newman, Alta Herring. Annie
Liebig. Virgie Jackson. Hazel Johns.
Mildred Leath, Irma Sledge, Bertha
Moore, Elizabeth Salgne, Helen
0imms, Aline Hutchinson, Nellie
Moody, Mary Olphin. Josie Bradley.
Jarvie Lythgoe. Oracle Robertson.
Florence Kidd, Virginia Ruffner. Lucy
Taylor. Inez Worsham. Amy Chapel.
Elizabeth Bradley. Ruth Kelly. Alice
Lacy, Roberta Gresham. Miss Ennis,
Mrs. Atkins and Melvin Satterwhite.
Charlie Bruner. Readin Johns.
Thomas Martin. Herbert Hutchinson.
Robert Estes. Russell Eanes and
Carlton Brooks. Readings were given
by Miss Ennis and Miss Florence
Kidd. and vocal solo by Mr.. Her.
man Godfrey. The closing chorus
by the class was the real feature of
the evening. Rev. John J. Parsons
delivered, the medals.
Miss Lucille Pollock. who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Elmer
Thomas, of East Broad street. has
returned to her home in Danville.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth and
Master Walker Stuart. OF Chimborazo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
MAKES HIS
LAST APPOINTMENT

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian.)
WASHINGTON. July 2.--Congress-
man Watson today recommended to
Postmaster General Burleson the APP
pointment OF Captain w. r. Rogers as
postmaster at Crewe. Rogers was
conductor on the Norfolk and Western
railroad for thirteen years. but for the
past two years has been compelled to
retire from active service on account
Of an injury. He had been life
long Democrat.
The other applicant for the office
was w. T. Fireshatas. The endorse
ments of the two candidates for the
position were about even, they were
both neighhors OF Judge Watson. both
political friends, and there was much
difficulty In reaching a decision. Wat
son finally decided on Rogers. how
eyer, on account of his longer identity
with the community,
This Is the last vacancy In Congress
man Watson's district this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03

Park. are spending some time in wal
kerton. Va. the guests OF their grand
father.
Mrs. J. r. Cole. Of East Broad
street, Is the guest Of friends in
Washington.
Mrs. w. F. Flanagan and children.
OF Washington, who have been the
guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Haynes, Of East
Grace street, have returned home.
Miss Hazel Cole. OF East Broad
street. is the guest Of relatives in
Caroline county.
Mrs. c. Il. Cross. of Newport News.
Is the gust Of her brother. Mrs.
George II. Black. OF North Thirty
second street
Miss Louise Goode, OF Chimborazo
Park. will leave this week for Kan
sas City to spend two weeks with
her cousin. Miss Leonard Goode.
Miss Eta Brooks. Miss Katie
Brooks and Mrs. Henry Robinson left
the city Sunday for Elsing Green. to
attend the funeral OF their uncle,
Mr.. william Wiltshire. Mr.. Wiltshire.
who was the father of Mrs, James
Huckstep. Of North Twenty-seventh
street. had many relatives and friends
on the hill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
TWO NEW MEMBERS
RIM. W. c. FACULTY

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. July 2.-Dean
N. A. Pattillo, acting president Of the
Randolph Macon Womau's college,
this afternoon announced the ap-
pointment OF two new members OF the
faculty.
Or. E. B. Crooks. Of Northwestern
university, has accepted the chair of
philosophy and pedagogy. made va
cant by DR.. Lanes return to his native
country, Canada. to take a position
in the University OF Toronto. DR..
Crooks is q Phi. D., OF Harvard and
has been assistant professor Of PHI
losophy at Northwestern university,
evanston, Ill.
Miss Marion g. Elkins, has been
appointed instructor in biology. She
Ii Phi. D.. Of Yale. and had taught
several years previous to receiving her
doctorate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
NEW REGULATION
AIDS PARCELS POST

There has been a marked increase
In the business of the parcels pos,
department of the Richmond post
ONCE since the new regulation per-
hitting the use of the ordinary stamps
went into effect. said Assistant Post
master Southwark yesterday. though
It has only been in effect two DAYS.
The greater convenience Of being able
10 use the regular letter stamps is
meeting with instant public apprecia-
ton. and Mr.. Southwark believes
now that the business OF the system
will show steady increase.
Thus far not much advantage has
been taken OF the new c. O. y. sys-
tern, the merchants who make use
OF the system apparently continuing
20 hold their cash-in-advance GUS
toners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
HEAVILY FINED FOR
ANNOYING WOMEN

J. r. Hickman, who was arrested
Tuesday afternoon on charge of
trespassing on the premises of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COM
pany In the First National Bank build
ing. where he was annoying young wo-
men. was fined $25 and placed under
500 security for six months In Po-
lice court yesterday morning. He went
to Jail In default
Hickman was caught by Paul d.
Beattie. in charge OF the elevator ser
vice, who took him into the offices of
l. T. Scherer. head OF the detective
agency OF the railway company, who.
In turn. turned him over to police Of
11cerx.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
\, { v. EMPLOYEES
GET AN increase
DECISION REACHED IN DISPUTE
WITH MAINTENANCE OF
4
WAY MEN.

Especial to The Richmond virEiniss;l
tration COMMITTEES OF which Judge VIM
Lea Chambers, of washington. y chair y.
demands of the Norfolk and western
maintenance of way employees s.,s,d for ian az
afternoon at o'clock. Judge Chamber9
in making known his decision sta t
that the award which gives to the
trackinen an increase of pay had not
az yet been signed by the other two
members of the arbitration board, 9.
w Merrill, assistant to the general
manager for the Norfolk and. western
and A. B. Lowe. president OF the Track
mems union.
The amount of increase were NOT
given out by the chairman tonight, but
Il is learned the increases Will be SUD.
stantial and will extend TO all classes Of
track labor.
The decision of the disputed matters
was left entirely, to Judge Chamners
ing TO abide by whatever decision %
Judge Chambers returns 70 wash
ington Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
AUDITORS CRUSADE: :.
YIELDING D | RESULTS
STATE WILL RECEIvn CONsIDER-
ABLY LARGER REVENUE FROM
TAXES THIS YEAR.
SEVEN MILLION TOTAL
NEARLY 100000 INCREASE Is Elk
PEcTED As RESULT OF doOREs
FIGHT FOR ACCURATE As
sEssMENT RETURNS.
SEVEN MILLION TOTAL

Showing q markedly satisfactory In
crease In almost every instance with
the indication that the States reve-
nue. from taxation will be materially
increased this year, the assessment
books from the various commissioners
of revenue are beginning to arrive IN
the office Of State Auditor c. Lee
Moore.
At the present time. figuring on the
reports in hand, Auditor Moore Ak
presses the belief that the returns this
year will show a general average IN
crease in the one hundred counties ana
twenty one cities Of about rs per cent.
which would mean an increase OF nfty
million dollars in personal properly
values and at least 3176,06O. In In
creased revenues to the State treasury.
Last year the total revenues to the
State aggregated 6,e61,410.4s and this
year the Commonwealth will receive
close on to a total Of 100000.
The largest increase in any OF the
reports thus far received IL In Russell
county, which amounts to 45 per cent.
while In just few Of the proper coun-
ties OF the State the crusade waged by
the State auditor for proper assess
ments has yielded no results. The au-
ditor is not satisfied with a few OF
these reports and will probably send
them back for investigation.
The Figures.
The following figures from some OF
the counties which have reported show
the results the auditors investigation
has yielded:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
BARNEY MYERS GETS
CANDLE FLY IN EAR

Colonel Barney Myers has re-
turned from Tunstalls, where he went
several days ago on q hshinE az.
pedition. He caught many fish, but
met with distressing accident.
candle ny whatever that 4s) III
in his ear. Fortunately there were
several doctors in the party, and two
or three Of them It was sAid yeater.
day by Hiram Smith, who also went
to Tunstalls. succeeded in getting the
f1y from Mr.. Myers ear. He was re-
ported as getting along all right last
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
DIES IN IGNORANCE
OF HUSBANDS DEATH

Especial 70 The Richmond virginian.)
WINCHESTER. VA, July Mrs.
Augusta r. Mayors. widow of Gervis
F. Mayors, died at Stephens City, this
county, last night, after q long III
ness, Her husband. a wealthy resi-
dent OF the county. died last March
while Mrs. Mayors was Ill, and she
passed away without knowing that
her husband had predeceased her
more than three months ago. She was
formerly Miss Mailman, OF Augusta
county. and surviving her are one son
and four daughters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
SUN TOO HOT FOR
V|RG|N|A'S VETS
DELEGATION BACK AFTER TWO
DAYS AT GETTYSBURG-Ev.
e.
ERYTHING ELE FINE.

Somewhat faded from their outing
at the Gettysburg reunion, but nappy
over the fact that 1t has been tneit
privilege to visit probably for the lase
time the scenes OF the three day con-
flict in which they participated nrty
years ago, nearly score or veterans
passed through Richmond last night
bound for their respective Virginia
homes.
The old soldiers were a unit In pro-
nouncing the gathering the greatess
and most successful assemblage tney
had ever seen, but they preferred the.
comforts of home to the pitiless glare
of the sun and the excessively not
weather they found on the old bat
tledeld and cut short their visit All
Of them were loud in their praises
of the arrangements made by the ma
tional government and the State OF
Pennsylvania for the comfort ana con-
venience of the veterans, but as one
gray haired soldier expressed II
pennsylvania was not responsible Tor
the hot weather" There are tents
sufficient to accommodate all the old
soldiers. and The culinary arrange
ments are perfect. There has been
enough to eat and to spare for every
body and the menu and the service be-
yond criticism. according TO these vet
Grams.
But the blistering hot weather. -
the slang expression has it. got the
goats" of the Virginia veterans and
two days OF the celebration under pre-
vailing weather conditions was enough
for them. The party which reached
Richmond last night spent the night AZ
Murphy's hotel and will disperse TO
their respective homes on early trains
this morning. Among those in the
party were Henry r. James, l. +. Ar
vim. r. NJ Purcell and S. Y. Stokes.
of warwick county; r. J. Armes ana
G. w. j. Clarke, of Nuremberg. ana
j, c. Darlington, NJ. w. Dickinson. ana
A. H williams. OF Charlotte court
house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
LYNCHBURG FACTORY
MOVED TO RICHMOND

Especial to The Richmond virginian. J
LYNCHBURG. VA. July 2.-The
local plant OF the Booker Tobacco
company. which was absorbed six
months ago by the Tobacco Products
corporation, Of Richmond, has been
closed down and the brands of the
company hereafter win be manufac-
tured from the Richmond plants Of
the larger concern.
Another company has already been
formed to operate the plant along the
lines of the old company or on a
larger scale.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
COMMISSIONS TO
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS

= The following commissions have
volunteers by the acknowledgement
department.:
Second Lieutenant John c. NOEL.
Company D. First regiment
Second Lieutenant John c, Smith,
Company B. Fourth regiment
First Lieutenant Leavey s. Capps,
Company 3. Fourth regiment.
First Lieutenant Harold Rely
Dlnges. Company D, Second regiment
Second Lieutenant VIM. Deather-
age Leach, Company p, Second regi-
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
HUMPERDlNK WROTE
THE MIRACLE" MUSIC

The incidental music for The
Miracle." the moving picture spectacle
which Is to be seen at the Bitou thea
ter next week. was written by Engle-
bert Humperdinck. composer of the
two grand opera, ''Haensel and Greter"
and ''Koenigskinder." THE Miracle"
is being presented through the South
by Manager Jake Wells through an ar
rangement with A. H. Woods. the the
atrical producer. who owns the Amer
lean rights to these pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
FIRE n L0ttsburr.

Especial to The Richmond Virgintan.)
HEATHSvILLE. VA, July 2.--The
storehouse and general stock Of mer-
chandise Of Mr.. John w. Pearson. Of
Leettsburg, Northumberland county,
together with outbuildings, were total
~ destroyed by IRE at Z late hour
Monday night = =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
LEEBS To CATCH FOR
PORTSMOUTH PIRATES

. Liebs. the hustling young local
catcher. who did good work for Pc
tersburg when given = try-out by the
Coolers. has Joined Portsmouth and
will doubtless stick with the Pirates.
Liebs left here today and will ne
port to Manager Leo Garvin for duty
this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-03
Richmond Plumber Bankrupt.

Frank A. Cosby, a plumber, Med
a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
yesterday In the United States DIS
trict court. His liabilities are sched-
uled at s3.629.s3 and his assets ag-
gregate 3s21.75. OF which $500 In rep
resented in shares In the Acme
Plumbing company, which are hypo-
thecated for a note to that amount
due McGraw. Yarbrough & Co.