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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
INCREASE IN
NAVY YARD WORK
OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER WILL
BE MUCH BUSTER THAN WE'RE
SUMMER MONTHS

NORFOLK, VA. September g.
w. r. Anderson. secrettry of the
board of trade. has received from
CONGRESSMAN Holland report of the
amount of work at the Norfolk navy
ward, showing in detail its stages that
work is below normal, but has pros
meets of an increase before cold wealth
err. The following ships are now at the
yard
Vermont, Bailey. Severn. Arethusa'
Proteus, Puritan, Hercules, Mohawk,
Rocket and Wahneta. The vermont
will probably be completed about &c
tober ist. while the time for compile
ton of the other ships Is indefinate.
Early tn September, probably rs
week, the Neptune Will be placed in
reserve and her machinery replaced
which Will require about ninety days.
The Cyclops will require two or
three weeks work and docking De
fore proceeding to Europe 10 join the
fleet, and the same conditions VIII
probably hold the Orion.
The South Carolina is scheduled foI
| overhaul during the period from DC.
! toher 1st to December 3oth. None oil
The Norfolk yard division of battle
/ Sims will be available for docking IN
accordance with the existing schedule
as all are detained on the Mexican
coast
From November list to December
30th. the FIVE destroyers, whose base
is this ward. will be undergoing semi
annual overhaul About the same ttme
the Ave submarines (s DIS and T. 3,
viii be at the yard for overhaul
After the departure Of the fleet th'
Tugs Patapsco and Patuxunt should p'
made available for at least twt
weeks overhaul.
The work at the yard is below nor
NAL For the next three weeks there
is little or no prospect of any increase
beginning about October LIST, now
ever IL the battleship South taro'ns
has returned from Mexico, things vii
4 begin 10 pick up. In November ther'
will be q still further increase
i The delivery Of the new collier Ne
reno. which will be early this week
will bring in three or four weeks
work incident to her completion ant
fitting out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
DOCTORS CONVENE
At SUFFOLK TO-DAY
INTERESTING CONVENTION OF
sOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA MEDI-
CAL ASSOCIATION.

SUFFOLK, VA. Sept. s.--The
forty session of the Southside
Virginia Medical association. compris-
ing the counties of Surry. Sussex.
Brunswick. Prince George. Greensville.
Dinwiddie. Isle OF Wight, Lunenhurg.
Mecklenburg. Prince Edward, Amelia,
Nottoway. Southampton, Nansemond
folk will meet in Suffolk on Tuesday.
Septe mber 9th.
The reception committee to look
after the visiting doctors is com posed
of DIR. F. J. Morrison, DR.. J. NJ. Glib
son apd DR.. J. E. Phillips. The Tues
day session VIII be called to order in
the board of trade rooms at 2 80 r.
Nj. by the president DR. Bernard Bar
row of Barrow's Store. Va.
( Among the papers to be read are
I the follows:
/ Subject for general discussion
symposium on Typhoid Fever
(a} Pathology and Diagnosis OF
Typhoid Fever"--Dr. u. l. Rawls,
Suffolk. Va
| Obj "Prophylaxis and Treatment
Of Typhoid Fever'-Dr. O. c.
Wright. Jarratt. Va.
Report of Case OF Multiple Ty-
phoid Perfera1ion" T. e. Jarratt.
| Sebreli. Va
Treatment OF So-Called Abdominal
'Neurasthenia Dependent on Intestinal
tStasis'---Dr. ]. Shelton Horseley, Rich
mond. Va.
Report of Some Cases"-Dr, T. p.
Henderson. Boykins. Va.
The Diagnosis of syphilis of the
ECerebro- Spinal System. With Remarks
Upon the Treatment"-Dr. Alexander
G. Brown. Jr.. Richmond, Va
Report of Case" DIR. E, r. Hart
Suffolk. Va
THE Medical Guide"-Dr. Lucien
Lotion. Emporia, Va
F. M. banquet.
The banquet In honor OF the visit
ing physicians will be held at the Nan
semond hotel, Tuesday evening at I
10 o'clock.
Officers of the society other than the
president are DIR. w. III. Lewis, Law
renceville, Va. first vice. president; DR.
IC Il. Martin. Emporia. Va. second
vice. president: DIR. J. G. Rawk. Frank
lin. Va, third vice-president; DR.. r. C
Harris. Kenbridge, Va. fourth vice
president: DIR. E. F. Reese. CORTLAND
, va, secretary and treasurer.
Executive Committee--Dr. joe
Crawford. Yale, Va; DR.. j. B. HALL
gan, Smoky Ordinary, Va: DR.. II. B,
Manhood, Emporia, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
81. ACK SNAKE TAKES
A "BEAR"-BACk RIDE

HARRIsONBURG. VA. Sept. s.
From Spring Creek. Rockingham
county, comes remarkable combs
nation snake-and- bear story.
A party of young people, while
camping in the mountains, were
startled by the approach OF a huge
black bear. To their amazament they
saw that a huge black snake was
nestled on the back of the bear, with
its coils around Bruins neck. For
tunately the beast and reptile ap.
reared TO be "in conference" and the
frightened young folks hastily re-
treated to camp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
IS STRICKEN WHILE
ENTERTAINING FRIENDS

fspecial to The Richmond Virginian''
CULPEPER. VA. Sept s.--Mrs'
Betty Macoy, seventy-three years olo'
widow of b. Carson Macoy. mem
her of Mosbys Rangers, and up to nus
death a leading merchant. died SUD
denly today of heart failure at the
family residence on Main street. MRS
Macoy was apparently in good health
this morning and passed many pleas
antries with her neighbors. she was
entertaining company, and together
with her niece, Mrs. Hanly, had re-
haired to the kitchen to see about
the service for dinner. when she was
stricken She is survived by one SON
Or. r. Blish Macoy druggist of Gull
pepper, and one brother. Mr.. Gavin
Freeman. OF Kansas City, Mo.
The funeral service will be held
wednesday noon from the Episcopal
church Interment will be in Fair
view cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
NUMBER TAKEN OF SEVERAL CARS
AND WARRANTS WILL BE
ISSUED.
STRUCK BY ENGlN E
NEGRO KILLED ON ATLANTIC COAST
LINE--MAN WHO ASSAULTED
soUTHsIDE OFFICER STILL
AT LARGE.

Numbers of several cars which are
said to have been running at an ex-
cessive rate on the Petersburg ana
Midlothian turnpikes Sunday ana yes
terdav afternoon have been secured
by Policemen George Jarreii ana MIKE
Cosby. Warrants for the owners Oh
the machines will be sworn out TO-
day before Magistrate Cheatham.
There has been considerable speeo
ing. on these two thoroughfares anu
the police Of Manchester district are
determined to put stop 10 IT. Inc
speeding has been constantly com
nlained of 70 rthe past Few weeks
nv the citizens living along the TWO
highways, and every eToTt WIN pe
made to arrest the guilty paEt1eS'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
LYNCHBURG RECORDS
BIG TOBACCO SALES

LYNCHBuRG, VA. Sept. S.-Ovef
$4,000 pounds of tobacco were sold
the past week on this market after
suspension Of sales for over two
months. The offerings OF the week
cosisted entirely of primings and the
greater part of those were OF inferior
quality. All good leafy grades are in
demand and selling well, but common
dirty grades are dull. Prices range
from $50 to s4.70, according to quail
ity. Those who have primings on
hand are advised to market them "a
early as possible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
ELECT OFFICERS FOR
LYNCHBURG W. c. r. u.

IYNCHBURG. VA, Sept. s,--The
I.vnrhburg Womans Christian TEN
perance union has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs Jamcs-E. Nowiin; vice.
presidents. Mrs s, II. Fulks and Mrs.
NJ. NJ Norman; recording secretary
Mrs. G. r. Ford. corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. c. II. Rumbough, and
treasurer. Mrs. c. r. Smith. Delegates
chosen 20 represent the union at the
State convention to be held at Luras
Septembcr 2eth are: Mrs. J. Z. Now
lin, Mrs G. II Rumbough, Mrs, {. I
Ford. Mrs. s II Fulks. Mrs e. j
Montague and Mrs. w. A Rorer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
SEVERAL GAMBLING CASES
BEFORE POLICE COURT

Police court yesterday morning had
for IT'S attention several cases in which
defendants were charged with conduct
ing gaming houses. Among them were;
Andrew Tavalazios. 1903 East Main
street, of whom bond of $500 for twelve
months was required: Emmett Willis
colered. s14 Brok street, ined S2oi L. ST
Clair. colored. 200 North Fifteenth
street, fined $40 and security OF 800
for sixty days required. and Matt
Payne. colored, I'LL Lounes street. hneo
$40. About twenty young negroes PAID
fines for shooting crap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
VIRGINIA RED MEN
| ATTEND GRAND COUNCIL

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept S.--One
hundred members from the two tribes
of Red Men of this city will go to
Washington Tuesday night to partt-
cipate in the meeting of the sixty sixth
annual session of the Great Council OF
Red Men of the United States. which
will be held at the New Willard hotel
at O'Clock tomorrow morning. They
will be accompanied by the members
Of the American Indian Guard band,
known as Lone Star Camp, No. /.
This band will play several selections.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
FARMVlLLE. NORMAL
OPENS TOMORROW

FARMvILLE. VA. Sept S-The
State Female normal session begins
September 10th. with every room In
the Institution already engaged.
The high school examinations be-
gin on Monday and the regular ses-
sion next day. Frank Moore, son Of
Rev w W. Moore. y. d, will be
a member Of the faculty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF EHECu-
TIVE BOARD TO VISIT THE
HOME TODAY.
ASK ABOUT PUNISHMENT
DIR. M'DANIEL AND ROBERT LECht'
Ju.. VIII try TO LEARN WHAT
CHANCES ARE or CONTINUED
QUIET At INSTITUTION.

In an attempt to learn what is the
real cause Of the several recent out
breaks at the Bon Air Home for girls
Rev. 6 W Mcdaniel, n. p, and Rob
ert Lacky. Jr., a special ommittee
named by the executive board OF the
institution, will go out to the home
this afternoon for an investigation
The committeeman also will inquire
whether or not any punishment has
been inflicted upon the girls who in the
Last three week with their dtsorderly
conduct have brought the home into
bad repute.
The home was FIRST brought into the
iimellght by the story of Marie Nc
Namara, who escaped from the insttu-
ton and told stories of hard work. eriel
treatment and negro supervision. An
outbreak Of the girls came about the
same time and Governor Mann ordered
an investigation made by the State
board Of charities and corrections. This
investigation developed n report crit
losing the executive board of the In
stttution. especially with regard TO the
hiring Of a negro overseer on the farm,
and with the financial management of
the home.
Caused One Resignation.
/ This report following the investga
+ ton is not well taken by the members
. OF AHe DOHtu, W no htFtAF NiAth " th''Ai
+ time and energy, without remuneration
of any kind, to the Institution and
caused the resignation from the board
Z of one member, II. Z. Baskerville. Other
T designations probably Will follow. The
executive board is preparing a state
fnent in reply to the findings of the in
vestigation, and this viii be made pub
lie in few days. The investiRa
tlon will be criticised by the
Fra e
learned by the committee in Its triT
to the home today will be incorporated
In this statement
Marie Mcnamara, II will be renem
bered escaped from the institution +
second time, taking away with her the
best clothes of the other girls of tbs
home. SO incensing them that when sh'
was returned to the institution in care
Of Probation officer wheaton. another
outbreak occurred. Officer Wheaton
was assaulted by the girls at the hom'
and was chased through Bon Air anc
into the woods The Mcnamara CIR
was also roughly handled.
The Recent Outbreak.
The negro farm overseer BeVerl!
Banks, who was discharged from tn
Institution following the charities ant
corrections investigating committed
report was replaced by w. II, Turpir
aged white man. a farmer from KIM
and Queen county. The girls at tn
home did not like the dismissal o
Banks and last week again beeam
rampant and foreibly escorted Turpi
from the home grounds, carrying hiT
p to the woods two miles away befor
- turning him loose with threats of wha
( would happen 10 him X he returned
- Turpin returned after the girls beCam
quiet again.
Just what the situation Is at III
s home at this time and how long thing
\ are likely to continue quiet is wins
6 the special committee will try to lear
today,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09

WITH ENliIE., VA, sept -
What is known as Boiling Spring
farm in this county, property when
was owned by the late a. -, Stuart
brother Of Henry G. Stuart, Democra-
tic candidate for governor of Virginia,
was sold today to H. Frank Hark-
raider OF Rural Retreat, for $35, 900
The farm contains Sol acres.
A few days ago. Frank Harkrader
sold his place Of 1852 acres, situated
near Rural Retreat, to DR. a. b
Grelner, of that place, for s2l,s75
Possession to both plces will be Siyer
October LIST.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
Larceny Case Up To-day.

The case of Sarah Lizzie Maiden,
colored, charged with larceny in two
cases, one of $50 from G. 4. Longwell
and the other of $50 from J. w. Muir
ray. will be tried in Police court this
morning. The Maiden woman was ar
rested some time ago by Detectives
Krengel and Atkinson Abut has been
continued from time to time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
FARMVILLE TOBACCO
SALES ARE ACTIVE

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.l
FARMVILLE. VA, Sept. S.--The
Farmville tobacco market opened
September LIST. Sales have been ac-
tive during the week, totaiing for the
week, 250,677 pounds. The highest
price paid was $490 per hundred
The quality was generally inferior the
rains having interrupted cutting and
housing. Farmers, however, are
hopeful for quantity, quality and bet
ter prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09

Of Richmond, Va. The home on Dc
not street was decorated with the au~
tunn season in mind and the idea was
carried out by artistic arrangement OF
gauy tinted leaves and glowing goi-
denrod
The guests were received at the
door by Misses D!cie Howell and Helen
Hiiiiard
I'm a bower Of autumn leaves In
the hall Misses Hattie Leggett and
Anna Kuchin dispensed punch. In the
receiving line were Miss Irene white
head Mesdames T. r. Whitehead. Au-
eusta owens and Waverly Brown.
There n number Of guests had as
uer7,hled. a number Of games of pro
gYc&s!vf autumus" was played. Az the
close # the exciting contest II was
found that Mrs Charles Mcdowell had
~ highest score. Miss Dicie Howell,
in graceful manner presented her
The prize and gave Mesdames owens
and Brown the visitors prizes. all
three being beautiful autumn leaf pins,
delicious salad course was served
hv Misses Kate Futrei and Kate
i}oyette. $50,
IL large number Of guests enjoyed
zira Whitehead's hospitality, the out
of town guests being Mesdames owens
and Brown, of Richmond. Va, Misses
Carrie Alexander. of Chase CITY Va;
Emma Tillery. of Richmond, va ana
Nrs. !. T. Wimherly. Of Battienoro'
Juniors to Meet,
THE Chesterfield Juniors, L. u, {.
Win have a meeting at Forest Hh
PARK today at o'clock All mem oer'
are urged to he present, AS this IL
very important meeting
Personal
Mr. ana Mrs, George Bryan have
returned to the city after deIlsht
ful trip to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs John Latham are
the guests If Mr. John r. Turner o
Warrenton.
( Miss Lucy Witt is the guest Of Mrs
Robert Peyton, AT "Edingburg, nea
The Plains,
Mr. and Mrs John Young have re
turned home after spending seVera
weeks in Canada.
DR.. Cullen Pitt has returned 10 nj
home In Parton Heights. after spend
ing several weeks at Halisporo
Chesterfield county
MIR Judson Robertson, of Croze'
is the guest of Mr.. Winston Boiling
Of this city
Mr.. w. Douglas Gordon has re
turned from Natural Bridge.
Mr.. Sam Lacy has returned from
trim to Fredericksburg and Washing
ton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
Personal Mention.

willis c. PulNam who mas peei'
amending two weeks in the mountains
has returned home.
Mrs. L. G. Lafoon and daughters' VINO
have been visiting at Bedford opr -
80, returned to their home in Wood
land Heights. -.
u /. Pulliam is sick In his home at
Forest Hill,3 J..
Miss Frances Goldman will leave TINS
morning for Farmvile, where she VIII
attend the State Normal institute 10
take the teachers course.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
BAPTISTS TO MEET
AT SINGERS GLEN

HARRIsoNBURG. VA, Sept s.
The Augusta Baptist association.
which closed it's annual session on
Friday at Healing Springs, Bath coun.
tv. will meet in 1914 at Singers Glen,
Rockingham county. George ..
Greene. of Clifton Forge. was re-elec-
ted moderator and c. E. Fretwell. OF
Staunton, clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
THEIR COMBINED AGES
EQUALS 33I YEARS

HARRIsONBTRG. VA, Sept S.
Four men, whose combined ages Is
33l years, met several days ago to
attend the birthday celebration Of
Jonathan Wampler who is eighty
one years old The others are j. s,
Funk. ninety-one years old; A. j.
Secrtat seventy nine, and Michael
Xigler, eighty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
DIES AS RESULT OF FALL
SUSTAINED LAST WEEK

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
WINCH ESTER. VA, Sept, S,-Mrs.
Minnie Brown, wife of r. Emmett
Brown, postmaster and merchant at
Milldale. died last night from in
mfies sustained several days ago
when she slipped and fell in her
home. She was formerly Miss Car
roll, and was thirty years of age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs O. II. Funston and
their sons. Ianaon and Herbert, have
returned to the city, after touring
In their motor through the White
mountains,
Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ Hahlis-
ton. who have been spending some
time tn Europe, landed in New York
Yesterday and are expected In Rlch-
mond "wednesday.
Miss Virginia Randolph Elicit has
returned to her home in North
Laurel street. after spending the
summer n Europe.
Mrs John X. Mason, accompanied
( by Miss Darlington, has gone TO Al
/ lant!c City TO spend several weeks.
i Or Stuart Mcclure, who has beer
attending the medical convention ir
London, England. has landed in New
York. and will return to Richmond
today.
Miss Margaret Michigan and Mis-
Kathleen winston, who have beer
spending several weeks In Bon Air
have returned to the city
Mrs Jacob Michaux has gone Il
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, TO visit he
daughter. Mrs. Edward Baird, whit
has a summer home nj the Summit
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Massey
Miss Lucille Massey AMI Mr.. Ray
rnond Massey, after spending severa
weeks at Lake Placid n Y, are nov
at Atlantic CITY having motored Their
In their car.
Mr.. and Mrs Eghert a Leigh, ant
Master Leigh, are returning to Rich
mond Wednesday, after spending tn
summer Europe.
Miss Emily Royal Is the guest o
the Misses Minnigerode, of Trenton
in their cottage at Chelsea, Atlanti
City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09

While it was responding to call yes
terday the patrol automobile connect
ed with the First Police station. driven
by W. A. Wilson struck and killed
bulldog owned by A. w. Turner In 'front.'
of SOC North Seventeenth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
nrnL. no,t,~ over m. Head.

Alice White. colored. was taken 10
the Second police station last night on
charge of breaking a bottle over the
head of Booker Hatch. colored. Hatch
was given attention at the police sta
tion by Ambulance Surgeon Torre6rosa.
He was not seriously hurt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
speakeasy Case Continued.

The case of Cora Robinson. colored.
arrested Sunday night on charge OF
operating "speakedsy" at North
Twenty third street. yesterday in 20
lice court was continued to september
13th. Five hundred dollars security
was furnished by Robin Henderson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
pefer~ Important Matter.

A meeting Of the Chesterneld ooaru
Of supervisors was held yesteFoas
which only regular routine business
was transacted. .a,
Attorney Willis c. Puiiiam' ooun
for the Virginia Railway an" eating
company appeared before w 70 de-
and requested that the ms" car com
lera'i'' snonIa place certain drains az IN
tarva1s along the petersburg ~,
sspnat the matter was deferred u"'''
tho next meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
Undertaken Arrested.

James Worsham, a colored UNDER
taker. of South Richmond, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon on a charge
of obtaining 1915 under false pretense
from Harriet Jeter. The prisoner
denied the charge, but declared tnat
he had in his possession several papers
belonging to the Jeter woman.
He said that she applied to him
a few days ago for the papers, out
he refused to let her have them with
out having someone to witness II.
He was hailed IN the sum OF Seoo
for his appearance before Justice
Henry A. Maurice In Police court,
part II. this morning. J, Allen Tur-
ner went his security,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
Judge Wells Returrls.

Judge Ernest H. Wells. of musings
court. part II, has returned aftel
amending his vacation at Blue Rioge
Springs. Va, The vacation ulo ING
4tdge considerable good and he is
iaoEine much better than when he
left. He will convene the september
term Of Hastings court, part IL. next
Monday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
~sgro stu at Large.

,ha PRYOR the negro VINO 's
'p." ~ southside police for stanplns
s eu T,nsley In the doorway OF ms
So So SATURDAY night. has not been ap.
,rahend yet. While his whereau ., -
are SIN unknown to the police ~
believed that he is In Petersburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09

This afternoon at o'clock meeuhs
Of Chesterfield Junior, United pausn
ters OF the Confederacy. will be he,a a.
Forest Hill park. Business OF vital IN
nortance will be disposed OF at TINS
meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
Mule at Station.

A mule which was caught whiie
roaming through the streets OF the
southside is being held at Thiro ponce
station. Unless the owner OF the
animal appears at the station and
laws claim to the property the mule
win be sold at a public auction
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
william Williams.

The body of William Williams, VINO
died at the home Of Mrs. f. W. Smith
2525 cambridge street, sunday after
noon. will be sent to Ashland TINS
morning. He will be buried this al
ternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
Struck BY Engine.

Struck by an engine shhtng IN ING
Atlantic Coast Line railway Saros
-rrt-ar-9eeatttr- ena-fe t4feae - Fesl'S
Charles Araphestre, negro, was last
night seriously, IL not fatally injured.
Besides sustaining broken leg ne IS
believed to be internally injured .
Found by the side Of the railroad
tracks in an unconscious condition, ne
was believed 10 be dead. ana can
was sent for Coroner john " broao-
nav when he arrived on the scene
however he found that the man was
not dead, bur seriously injured.
A call was sent for the city amou-
lance, and temporary treatment was
rendered by pr TeFregoaa Ara
phestre was afterwards taken to the
City home, where he was feporteI
+o no In serious condition late last
night The mans Identity was ais
closed by letter being found IN Ms
pocket.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09
Rlchmonders Honored.

Saws the Raleigh Observer:
ION Friday afternoon Mrs. Y. T.
Whitehead. Of Scotland Neck, n. G.,
entertained q number OF her friends in
honor Of her house guests, Mesdames
Augusta Owens aud Waverly Brown,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-09

YVES The card party given Friday even
iee los Miss jamie Robertson, at her
hnme ln Forest I'M Five hundred
was played and dainty refreshments
served late In the evening. Miss Rob-
ertsons guests included: Misses
ELLEN smith, Elizabeth Tompkins Lyle
Gaf}. dc Grafcudried Robertson. LIZ
zie Dennis Eilinor Gary Messrs. Car
ilsle Gregory. Oilin Gregory, 0verton
Dennis Sidney smith George Tomp-
kins. Alexander Robertson and Fran
els EEnMnh.