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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Watch-night

Arrangements have been made
to have an old fashion watch
night meeting at the Baptist
church Wednesday night Decem-
Der 9lst, to bid farewell to 1913
and welcome in 1914. An in
teresting program will be reud-
cred, Arrangements have been
made to have Rev. j. M. Robin
son, pastor of the Baptist church
an Ashland, and Rev. j. +.
Moore, = pastor Of the Baptist
church of Mead, to be present,
speakers for the occasion. The
meeting begins at8:15 with a lively
song and praise service in which
every one is expected to take part,
Special music will be rendared,
including German singing. COT.
fee cake lunch will be served at
IO:3O and a social hour will be
inioyed. Every body is cordi'
uslly invited to be present.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26

schools. The salary is aGood one
and q months vacation, with pay
for the year, is given him.
Dr.. Nichols has been in Liberal
for twenty-five years and has only
been away long enough to com.
plete his college course at Man
haitian and while completing his
professional courses. He was
elected a member of the last Iegis-
lature from this county and was
an active and valued member, sup
porting the new bills which that
body passed and was one of the
Democrats who went into Office
with a splendid majority.
Last spring, following aheated
election he was elected Mayor of
the city of Liberal and has given
splendid service to the public in
that capacity. This honor con
ferred on the Liberal man reflects
credit npen the people who have
given him the honors of q city
and county, There is no doubt
but that his new position will be
filled with as much credit and
honor both to himself and the col.
iege. While bis friends regret to
have him leave their wish for him
is that he grows too big for Man
haitian as be did for Liberal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Methodist Church

Morning subject The Vision
of Dry Bones" Evening REV
ival Forces. The Psronage
family invites the members and
friends Of the church to a New
Years reception to be given Thurs
day evening January l from $3.50
p. m, toll p. IN. at the parsonage
Come and bring your friends to
this informal reception even
though you may be able to stay
only . few minutes. Our revival
begins Scnday lspusrg 4. Got.
Itage prayer meetings will be held
in seven different partS of the
city Monday aud Tuesday evenings
December % and 30. On FridSy
eVsping. January 2nd we will
hAvea great ralIey prayer meeting
iat the church. Class meeting IL
m. Epworth League, $50 p, N,
Topic Things to be forgotten,
and things to be remembered"
Junior League. Friday Ais.
Courteous ushers. A cordial well
come. WM. T. WARD Pastor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26

Bryrp, the date for the Topeka
address was cancelled on account
of diplomatic reception to be
given in Washington.
The officials Of the Kansas Dem.
ocrat club are elated OVsr,the pro.
spect of q final consummation of
their plans for the political love
east and announce that. the ban
quet will be held exactly as plan
ned. The affair will be lone of
the largest of its kind so far as
Kansan Democrats are concerned,
and besides the secretary Of state
will include on the speaking list
Senator William Howard Thomp-
son, Gov. George H. Hodges,
Mrs. Cora &. Lewis, member of
the state board of education ad.
ministration, and Miles H. Mul.
roy, president of the Kansas
Democratic club.
The committee urges all demo-
crates that intend to attend the
Bryan banquet January 5th, to
send thier orders for tickets at
once as covers will be laid for two
thousand., Address all orders for
tickets to n. H. Wolf, secretary
1873 Kansas Avenue, Topeka,
Kansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Prominent Citizen Leaves

The friends of DR.. r. T. Nichols
and family will be sorry to learn
that he and bis family expect to
move to Manhattan about the first
of Februsy. They will be glad,
however to know that q western
Kansas man, practical product
of the plains has unsolicited and
unanama1slS been recognized and
called ss College Physician ct the
Kansas State Agricultural College.
This telegram apprised him Of
his good fortune. you were IN.
unanimously elected College Physi-
clan, effective ss soon as you can
report for duty. | am glad of
this and hope you can come not
later than February LIST. H. J
Waters, President" The appoint.
ment csme from the State Board
Of Administration who haye con.
troll of ell State EducationA
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Missionary Society Meet

Wednesday evening t h e
Women's Home Missiosary So
ciety of the Methodist church en-
tertained sthier husbands and
friends at the bone OF Mrs. j. R,
Bolin. A short program was
given by the ladies afner which
the evening was spent socially
Late In the evening refreshments
we're served, Rev. Ward giving
some very appropriate ,toasts.
About one hundred we're present.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Slight Change IN Business

Owing to the fact that be is de-
sirous of getting out of the office
rs much as possible, on account
of his health, NJ. j. Townsend has
turned over the inside work of his
Office to d. and P. L. Gidley,
who will attend to most of the Of
flee duties for him. Mr.. Town
send attends to the outside work
of soliciting and retains the man
Ggement of the butiness.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26

Weliwe have not: quite decided
yet, Either the pretty Quaker
sirles or that most splended din
ner served Saturday by the
Quaker Ladies', Either would be
sufficient to attract the best and
most hansome men. But seriously
under present hight prices, how
could such dinner be served at
the price asked with any profits
We enjoyed it. A Guest,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Entertained Class

Last Friday evening Miss Al
thea and Leland Frisbie entertain
ed for the Sophmore class of the
Liberal High School at thler home
on north Kansan Avenue. A
most pleasant evening was spent
at games and music. In the con-
test of the evening Hazel Wolley
and Harold Sutton were the luck y
ones receiving Kewpie dolls as the
prizes At a late hour light re-
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Gard of Thanks

We desire to extend our heart
felt thanks to the neighbors and
friends for the kindness and help
during the sickness and death of
our dear mother and sister also
for the lovely flowers.
Noryal Seymour. Floyd Seymour,
Mrs. H. S. Austin, Frank Jones
Mrs. N. H. Harlzter, D. STONES,
Mrs. |. N. McAdoC.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Banquet VIII be Held

The Democratic banquet set foT
January 5th and called off Thurs
day on account of the inability Of
Secretary of State William J.
Bryan, the chief specker TO attend
will be held after all. Secretary
Bry an will deliver the principal
address as planned.
F ollowing a telegram received
Thu rsdsy by Miles H. SlulrOy,
president Of the Kansas Demo
cratic Club, from Secretary
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Drug Store Robbed

Saturday night some one en-
tered the W. D. Wiley Drug Store
and after helping himself, or
themselves, to the cash register
and then extrsvagently helped
themselves TO high priced cigars.
The entrance was gasned from the
rear and indications were that the
JOB was done by amateurs and NOT
by people. very far advanced in
years.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
$3.50 Per Year

The Leaf Dance" The audience
was very enthusiastic over the
performance which was unusually
beautiful and the little Indian
msidens received great applause. +"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Just a Word

To say that some of our elderly
men, AL Black, Guy LeMonheer
and the Craig brothers, declare
themselves ready almost any time
now 10 become Friends, Why's
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26
Charter For New Bank

Last week a charter was issued
to about twenty people to start a
new bank in Liberal. 1t has been
named the Peoples State Bank
and will probably be in operation
sometime during the first of the
year.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-26

freshments we're served. Besides
the members of the class, few
friends also enjoied the hospital
ity of thier host and hostess.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

tvovalnih delavcev, in Sc wee sc
DO spremenilo, &c bono V nasem
delu vztrajni in solidarni; &c bo-
mo imeli vedno V vidu, da mas
skusa nasprotnik $ svojimi lalmi
in zavijanji razdvajati, da hi incl
sam GiSto pot k TENT nazaj = ma
zai V blazene case 49,.
Sodrugil Cudne vrste socialist
pod solncem bi bill, Ge hi has hva-
Ill Amerikanski Slovenec. Pusti-
mo mu svoje veselje, maj ga VII
va, dokler misli, da mu to nosi.
Mi pa pojdimo $ pOdyojeno silo
ma delo, da opravimo to, kar nam
velcva naSa delavska in socialist
Gna zavest.
Naprej fantje, naprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

Staremu prijatelju, XII Sc je v
dolgih letih izkazal, je treba O.
hraniti zvestobo. Kdor trpi "a
nadleznim prehladom, mai ne po-
skusa 5 mogoca in nemogoGa
sredstva, ampak mai 81 preskrbi
takoi pristni "Pain Expeller'.
Maj Sc drgne Z MIN krepko pc
vratu. prsih ter stopalih in takoj
no dobro. Pain Expeller Sc lahkO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
HAMBURG

Hamburg. - 10. sept. je poll
CHA ma ukaz d~rzavnega pravdni-
silva aretirala ravnatelia hanze-
atske banke Krameria pl. Klaus
burga in Henriea Butheja cara
di raznih Sleparskih mahinacij.
Banko so zaprli in yse knjige
konfiscirali. Pravijo. ola so IL
gubljeni vsi delezi. Xxi ~znaSajo 2
miliona mark in Sc 100000 mark
vlog.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
T N

NJ. P.fBlack Diamond, Wash. {:
Proletarec je i'll BIO vedno ma stra-
nj 6lanov, najsibo katerikoli ma
predne Jednote. Kdor 81 ono "a
devo drugaee tolmaci, ia stvari
ne raz,tme. = Pozdrav!
= Zastopnik IL Clinton, Ind,
maj poslje boljsi naslov "a John
Rotarja, Bx. 10 Falleston, Ind.
Posta nam je list vrnila 8 pripom-
DO: Returned for better address,.
= Naro6nik: Vsak naroci lah-
ko list "a kogar ho6e; ce ga dotiG-
mix niece, ga lahko potion poste
zavrne. To je vse. = Pozdrav!
= Svote "a ErjavGev fond po-
slana sodr. Matkotu, XII sc MISC
bile objavljene, Sc objavijo V eni
bodoei stevilki.
"Amerikanski Slovenec" je
priob6ii st. rs tele gorostatsne
katoliske lazi:
"Proletarec", zakaj ne poves
svojim razrednim siromakom, ka-
ko je pred letom dni zalostno DO
ginil socialisticni list appeal to
Reason" zaradi ~strasnega po-
manjkanja naroGnikovf"
Dejstvo: Appeal to Reason ina
danes &c vedno 6cz pol miljona
narocnikov in ga dobimo vsak te-
den redno v zameno. - A.. s. Sc
DO cato zagovarjal.
Am. SLOW. " isti stevilki pise e:
81 ker je V socialistiGnih zadevah
nezmotljiv samo glavni odbor V
Chicago pod predsedstvom debe-
luharja Zavrtnika -"
Dejstva: CT. odbor ]. s. 2.
sploh nina stalnega predsednika,
ampak 81 ga wolf ma vsaki sell. In
ker sodr. Zavertnik sploh nj clan
tega odbora, je naravno, da Sc ne
vodijo zadeve pod njegovim
predsedstvom.
o Beblu pise, A. s., da je "a
pustil premozenje 937 500 fran
kov, nj pove pa, da je to premo-
zenje zapustil socialistieni stran-
XII.
Amer. Slovenec imenuje v isti
stevilki zavedne delavce - socia-
hste - bedake!
Sodrugil Ali Sc splaGa odgo-
varjati ma take patentirane kato-
iiske lazi v predalih Proletarca
Morda! Smo pac v boju: med sve-
tlobo in temo, med napredkom in
nazadnjastvom Ali Be izdat.
nejse bojno sredstvo prot vsemu
slovenskemu nazadnjastvu, ka.
kor pisani odgovori, so now ma
roSniki ma Proletarca. Ko bo Pro.
lctarec tako moean, da ga DO We.
Gina Gitala v vsaki slovenski ma
selbini v Ameriki, takrat sodrupi,
DO prisel Gas. ko bodo prenehali
TAXI napadi cd strani ljudi, XII Sc
xiv cd t"mn. Takrat Sc ne DO wee
i7rloS"lo hlotiti in norca britt IL
slovrnskcpa trpina. Mnogo, mno.
&c - " tom oziru spremeniIo
v - I,sotl tin. samn vslod
ak''""oc'; IN agitacije nasih pozr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
NAZNANILo IN VABILO.

Stem ste vabijeni vsi rojaki, ka
teri stremite pc boljSem zivljen-
ju. neodvisnosti, samostojnosti in
uzivati sad svoiega truda, da 81
pridete ~pogledati lepe in obilne
pridelke tukajsnjih rojakov in
farmerjev, ter Sc prepricate ma la
sine Qti in potem sOdite pc svojem
premisleku, kje da je bolje "a vas,
muciti sc in garati pc zaduhlih to-
varnah. rudokopih in enakih
zdravju Skodljivih krajih, "a par
dolarjey, kar komaj zadostuje "a
bOro zivljenje in vsakdanje po-
trebSGine, ali pa biti samostojen,
in neodvisen, sam svoj delodaia-
lee in gospodar ma zdravem in sve
zem zraku V prijaznem in rodovit-
mem kraju, kjer Sc Vase delo sto-
terO izplaca in kjer 81 V par letih
pc marljivem in dobrem gospo-
darstvu %napravite existence, po-
stanete cd vsakega neoGvisen,
sam svoj gOspodar, ter premozen
farmer katerega vsakdo casti in
sc mu nj treba uklanjati bosom,
"a iste krvav pot potiti ter Min
zepe polniti, XII vas V zahvalo "a
to, v slueaju bolezni IN onemoglo.
sti ~brezsr6no odslove in Vase me-
sto z novimi moGmi nadomestijo.
ne OziraJe Sc ma vas, in vase uso
do. Pomislite nekoliko, pripravi-
te 81 boljso bodocnost, da bodete
enkrat uziyali sad svojih zuljev
in truda, da YAM ne bode potre-
ba ma stara leta skrbeti kje bo-
dem spalf kaj bodem jedelH in
kaj bode z mojo druzino v sluGaju
da obolim ali cello umrjem. Sc je
prilOznost in cas- Sc takih skrbi re-
siti in %pripraviti sebi in svoji dru-
zini boljse Ivljenje in brezskrb-
no bodo6nost.
kupite 81 kos dobre in rodovit-
ne zemlje V prijaznem in lepem
kraju Wausaukee, Wis, kjer
imam Sc precej rodovitne zemlje
ma prodaj pc zelo nizkih cenah in
ugodnih malih naplacilih, tako da
81 vsakdo, ako ravno je pri ma
lem denarju lahko zemljo kupi in
81 boljSo bodoGnost preskrbi kjer
bode brezskrbno med rojaki V tel
slovenski farmerski naselbini sad
svojega truda uzival in kjer je v
zadnjih 4 mesecih re mad so roja-
kov svoja posestva kupilo, kar je
jason dokaz, da je zemlja podo-
wilma, kraj priiazen in zdrav, do
bra in eista voda, ugodno podne6-
je in klima, kjer Sc nj bio nikdar
slabih letin in kjer ie vedno do
Der trg ter izvrstne zelezniske Eve
re 2 vsemi vecjimi mesti in trgi.
Kdor zeli imeti posestvo V tenn
p%riiaznem in ugodnem kraju, maj
pride naravnost sem V Wausau-
kee, Wis. Ako pa zeli pref kakih
natan6neisih informacii, maj pise
takoj ma
A. Mantel L.. Box 221,
Wausaukee, Wis.
katere dobi takoj in brezplaGno.
V dodatek naznanilu stem ma
znanjam. vsem rojakom, XII so mi
pisali, da pridejo v teku tega me.
SEGA, kakor tudi onim, XII so re ku-
'ili a sc Sc ne naselili. da sem svo-
10 pisarno IL Chicago preselil sem,
ter Sc tudi sam tukaj "a stalno ma
'elil, tako da bodem lahko vsaki
'as rojakom ma razpolago in v pc.
noe v vseh MONTH ozirih in DO
'rebScinah. Ko sc odlocite sem
riti. kupite vozni listek direktno
n Wausaukee, Wis. in mi svoj
'rihod namanite, da Vas tukaj
'ostaji pri6akam in Sc "a Vas
zavzamem.
j ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21
BELEzKE.

Glasom vladnega statistienega
urada v Washingtonu je v prvih
sestih mesecih tega liza smrtno
p%onesrecilo pri delu 1887 premo.
gariev Y Zedinjenih drzavah.
Pennsylvania ie ma eelu vseh
ostalih drzav S 763 smrtnimi stu
caji. Lansko leto v tenn easu lie
pablo l4l9 premogarjev, torej
mani kot letos. Te stevilke znaci-
10 krvavi davek, katereaa placu-
je proletarijat molohu kapitaliz-
mu. Nasilna smrt 1437terih pre-
mogariev pomeni par milionov
dolarjev vec profita "a promo
garSke kralje. Tako BIO zmiraj,
dokler Sc DO zasebni kapital ce-
nil wee kakor pa zivlienia delay-
cev. Dol Z kapitalizmom,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

Ali ste zapazili, da Yam je, ali
da Yam DO v kratkem potekla ma
ro6nina?
"a vsak slucai poravnajte ia
koj, da sc Yam ne vstavi lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

Henry Spencer. notoriGni zlo-
cinec, katerega so nedavno prize
Ii V Chicago in kateri je primal,
Ola je umoril u oseb, izjavlja
pred casniSkimi reporterji, da je
Solo "a morilce izdelal V jolietski
kaznilnici. "Nikdar bi he bill mo
rilec." pravil Spencer, "da me
MISC do tega pripravili V kaznil-
nici. Cloveko Sc daio tamkai po-
boliSati Sc, ako tudi Sc hoGe. Ia
naimaniSo krsitev k~aznjenskih
odredb so me zaprli V temno ce-
lico pod zemljo, k.ier sem sedel
ma mrzlih, mokrih tleh in vsak
cas- ie priSel doll veliki zamorec
in me pretepal z biGem. To mi ie
vsadilo V rce sovraStvo do vseh
ljudi in komai sem cakal, da
BON prost, 'da Sc maScuiem. Oh
6asu moiega zapora V Jolietu Sc
je IL kaznjencev obesilo in ) jih
je skOcilo IL tretjega nadstropia
ma kamenita tia. kier so oblezali
mrtvi. Smrt lie boliSa. kakor pa
TAXA ieGa.' Tako Sc rodijo zlo-
cinci. In odgovoren ic druzabni
sistem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

dobi v Ameriki DO vseh lekarnah
"a 25 centov st%eklenica. Treba pa
je patti, da Sc dobi pristnega z
varstveno znamko s sidrom.
(Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-21

Nasa parobrodna poslovnica je najveejs
ma Zapadu In ina vse najbOljse oceanske
crte Qinije). Sifkarte prodajamo pc
kompaniistih cenah.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-26
TWO NEW MEMBERS
CHOSEN. BY BOARD
WEIL-KNOWN EDUCATORS TO
FILL PLACES OF SUPER
INTENDENTS.

Two we'll known Virginia educators
were elected yesterday by the State
board of education to fill the vacan-
cies ocessiened by the expiration Of
the terms Of two OF its members.
The new members of the board are
Harris Hart, superintendent of the
Roanoke city schools and Frank T.
West, superintendent of the Louisa
county schools. These gentlemen fill
what is known as the superintendent
places on the board. and succeed re-
spectively s. r. McChesney. city SUI
perintendent OF the Bristol schools,
and NJ. NJ. Lynch, superintendent Of
the schools of Frederick county.
The board adopted a resolution ex-
pressing its high appreciation Of the
services Of the retiring members who
have served on the body for six years.
Two years constitute a term.
The board also adopted a resolu-
ton placing itself on record as favor
ing rotation in office, and expressing
il as the sense of the board that no
member should serve over two terms
The resolution was purely impersonal
and had no reference to the service
of the retiring members. but simply
TO put the body on record as q guild
ance for future action.
The board transacted considerable
routine business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-26
SECURES HIS WRIT
AND IS RE-ARRESTED
JUDGE RICHARDSON DECIDES
ARREST ON SUSPICION is
NOT LEGAL.

That a man arrested as a suspicious
character without a warrant and or
dered by the police justice to be held
for seven days without warrant being
served on him has legal right to de-
mand immediate trial was demon
strated yesterday in the Hastings
court when Judge d. c. Richardson
discharged from custody on a writ of
habeas corpus Peyton Moss Colored-
who was arrested in his home last
Saturday night by Detectives Atkinson
and Gentry on suspicion of having
stolen a watch
The writ Of habeas corpus was is-
sued at the instance of James II.
Drake, Jr., who appeared with his
client before Judge Richardson after
the court had ordered that the prts-
oner be brought TO him forthwith.
Mr.. Drake showed that Moss had been
arrested and taken forcibly from his
home without a warrant, and that he
had been committed to Jail. there to
be held for trial until March 29th,
without warrant. and contended
that his client had a right to demand
the specific nature Of the charge, and
that he could not be legally detained
in custody except upon a warrant.
When he learned that Moss would
Detective Gentry armed himself with
a warrant for Moss's arrest and en-
tered the court. Judge Richardson
dismissed Moss, and the detective
walked up to the negro to place him
under arrest.
Don't lay your hands on that man,
said the court sharply. He has beer
dismissed from custody, and may not
be arrested in this court. If you have
a warrant for Moss arrest and en-
IL on him outside"
Beat it." said Attorney Drake te
the negro. Moss shuffied out of the
courtroom, but did not attempt to es-
cape from Gentry. who was hard upor
his heels. AS soon as they got outside
OF the court and into the corridor Gen
try served the warrant. and Moss was
placed under arrest again.
He was later admitted to bail. He
lis charged with stealing a watch from
man in Danville. He claims thai
the watch Is his own.
When Moss came up for hearing ir
Police court he demanded immediate
trial. according to the declaration filed
with the appeal for a writ of habeas
corpus. but trial was denied him. and
he was committed to jail for trial or
March 29th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-26
CROWD ST. PAUL'S
To GREET ORGANISE
RECITAL BY FRANK WRIGHT
HEARD LAST NIGHT By
HUNDREDS.

A crowded church greeted Frank
Wright, organist of New York city.
al St. Paurs last night. when he gave
an organ recital of rare excellence
and charm
The auditorium was filled and the
galleries contained a number Of peo-
Pile. The congregation thoroughly en-
joyed the performance from the open
ing number to the close and voted the
concert one of the best ever held in
Richmond
The concert was given under the
auspices of the Virginia State chapter
of the American Guild of Organists.
Mr. Wright is the warden of the
American guild He has an interna-
tional reputation as a recitalist and
with one of the best organs in. the
South he gave a musical treat such
as has seldom been heard in Rich
mond. The program was as follows:
/. Sonata in r minor . e. Rheinberger
Prelude and Fugue
Theme and Variations
Fantasia and Finale
?. Andante from violin concertol
Mendelssohn
3. Meditation Religieuse ......D Deco
4. Prelude and Fugue in A minor
Bach
S. Barcarolle in r fiat .Faulkes
6. Andante con motto ,.. Bossi
Z. Prelude to Lohengrin 80. Wagner
5. Chromatic Fantasia ...... Thiele
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-26
CITIZENS Of CREWE
BALkED BY COURT
EFFORTS TO REMOVE SOTTOWAY
COURTHOUSE TO THAT
PLACE HALTED.

Efforts of citizens of Crewe to have
Nottoway county courthouse removed
from its present location to that point
were halted yesterday through an or
der of prohibition issued by the State
Supreme Court of Appeals.
The people of the county voted on
the question OF the removal Of the
courthouse last September, and on the
face OF the returns Crewe won, but
as sufficient number Of freeholders
failed to participate in the election the
matter has since remained in statu
quo Certain citizens of Crewe then
instituted proceedings in the Circuit
court of Nottoway ContestinR the cleo
ton. The people of the other sec
tions of the county. also with court
house ambitions. then came to the
Supreme court asking that the pro-
ceedings in the lower court be
estopped. which procedure the higher
court now directs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-26
WILL ASK STEVENS
TO RETAIN TRAIN

LYNCHBURG. VA, March 25.-
The chamber of commerce today
named a committee of five, to be
headed by Congressman Carter Glass.
to request President Stevens, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, not to
permit the removal of two passenger
trains between Richmond and Lynclt-
burg, and ut the same time to request
better facilities
The chamber will fight the removal
Of these trains before the State COR
poration commission II necessary.
The railway has petitioned the cor
poretion commission to permit them
to cancel trains Nos. / and IL.