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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29
Central CITY.

Tram ioi was wrecked mile and hall
from Central City. \ little boy has been held
Irresponsible and i now IN the Greenvillc jail
The engineer and fireman were badly injured
The wreck would have occurred anyway. as
the track at tins curve i in bad shape. The
rail ON the upper side of the curve Is worn
H. inches more than the rail on the lower
SIDE The left front driver OF the engine was
defective and the pony trucks also III
bad shape The engineer had sent sag,
to Central City concerning the pony trucks
The boiler inspectors were here and chained
up 500. Ii they had done their duty they
would have chained up the entire road \ kid
by the name OF II W. Pegg. who says hi
father is an engineer on the Illinois Central.
came here to 90 To work as boiler maker.
lie SAID that he had worked three months at
the business. and now he IS peddllng himself
a. a boiler maker After sizing up Scab Fore
man Petite he did not so to work.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29
Mounds.

The company is getting in wrose shape here
with the passage OF time. \ car OF stock wa
loaded 20 miles this side OF Memphis and wa
three days getting to Mounds The stock man
SAID that he could have driven the stock here
in quicker time We are not complaining
here we strikers are getting along better
than the |. [. stockholders The scahs are
becoming a sorry looking bunch. as they can
now the inevitable. One OF the scahs IN
tended to locate in ST LOUIS. after leaving the
scab force here. but he failed 10 do SO.
The road men are bowling because they arc
unable to make any money. Some OF them
have to wait as long as B hours waiting for
turn. and at Jackson it is the same old dras
ior them. The public is rapidly learning that
the old Hog i doing her normal business in
the newspapers and not on the road s..
boys. let us on with the revolution and STAY
with the motto. Stick and Win.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29
Princeton.

lIe company /, ,tli pla,lue N the -ame
hafd lu,k linn lol went Mt Tie ditch neaf
eenifal try \ i,ilc hoy wrecked the tram
ut because he wanted to SO the tram fall
lota til, ditch aud he Wa, t,ry >uccc,,ful IN
h., undertaking. lie performed the job by
putting Il spike IN the ra at harp curve
Tram 3o2 Va, wrecked at Grote Center. but
there Was ~ pike IN tins ca>e. 1t wa caused
by rotten equipment
Master Mechanic Walker. oi Paducah VA
here the other day and tore up the dust with
the general foreman. lie made HIM get suit
n overalls and get the job and 60 to work
\ car OF cattle was loaded here IN a car tina,
MAS rotten that piece al stock weighing
400 got out oil the car and was killed \
crew has been pulled of at Wheatoroit. We
wonder what the next wreck will be attributed
to- Ii the little boy who wrecked tram i0i
with spike had not been found, some striker
would be in jail. the company blamed the
strikers from the beginning
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29

Hot weather Is doing it, part in keeping
the scabs aggravated. Work and sunshine do
not agree with the scabs The company keeps
quite an army OF them here for the purpose
OF making the public believe that big bus
mess being done. The time is rapidly ap-
preaching when the company will need the
broken down cars that are stored on the side
tracks. Shippers will soon be yelping for
cars. and 1t will be the same old cry again.
car shortage. The TACT is. however. that there
are plenty oil cars ii they were only in ser
yioeable condition.
The company l. making every effort to
keep this place from becoming entirely con-
gested The reason for this Is the fact that
Memphis /, the largest shipping point south
OF Chicago. and II l. therefore essential that
there be no congestion Of traffic In order
Ia do TIN, >ohe OF the best power Is kept
here, but even At tina, very poor showing i
beng made
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29
North Platte.

The situation nn~. a. IN the past ,ueh
thai the company would Is, wiling L. kilnip
,eab ii he ~ capable of daine any work.
bnt II seems thai >,ah- of TIN character arc
nj IA c\l>t,nse# - We should wurry TN
PAY day the bn pen tr,h, ct drunk - II
usually doc one Iec Sthouanla = ~,lh NJ
shn'>t has departed iur Penn, leaua Ills
helper. Eh Thomas. l. NOW tfAlne L. du tic
work. but. like the cab VIII .it he 8, dong
seme good work i"r our cause. - he l., putting
equipment IN the crap pile
Seah burberry M caught stealing Wafer
ifem the city and wa> tincd under the urdn-
1n,c governing such ca,c,. rhe carroll broth
e.. noted rip track >cab>. were canned iar
breaking up too many tdr> lahn Met II
Omaha late addition L. the car depart
mcnt Scah Roller Maker ] u Jackson vent
Ia the district foreman, office aud started IA
t. make cleaning lite ran the >sah> ~ Il
the oln,c. trying la gct IN, money lie VS.
then arrested and imcd si6oo and after the
effect Of the hug lutc worked oil. he went
l. work again One mile OF track /, reported
In be washed cut an the north division. Trans
are running very late and everything a, lar
a. We are concerned i TO the merry So we
should xuorry
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29

Liter went scabhlns himself. : running around
N,pon"ughslile. tfAinc - pct young KID l.
- II work iar tile ; T.. telling them that tin
>lflhe !, over and that II !, an open shop. Jun
y Il, a cripple, who worked 1T the company
even year, ~. and VIII" Wa Away, patron
I'D by the striker, when he ran a store. l..
domg the act ior the ). p Nezicv, how
merchant who could not make enough out of
his business. Is deing the act IN the car dc
raffment He lost daughter some time age.
II Is too bad that IT was not the Old ,tu
himself Summing up the situation. the com.
pans l. getting INTO desperate straits The
>eab, had better be looking Tor new occupa-
ton, many mile, from dear old Algier,. as
they had better not try 10 hang their hats
around this place alter the war Is over
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29
Los Angeles.

The company is experiencing many difficult
ties at this junction. its troubles becoming
more numerous with the passage of time. A
noticeable feature OF the situation is the disor-
gained condition of the passenger depart
ment. Engines are continually failing and the
efforts put forth with the scabs are wasted
energy, as matters are growing worse instead
of better. We had Sc picke,s at the S. p.
shops for the week and IL at the Salt Lake.
We all in favor of a general strike. Let
us strike for eight hours. wages, conditions
and the settlement Of all labor controvers sizes.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29

Wrecks are the talk of the old s 7, One
took place at Amesville which delayed traffic
for some time The company got all its bench
men together for the purpose of holding an
investigation. and needless to mention, the
company was cleared OF all responsibility for
the wreck. Another wreck occurred at Pow
ell. where a Pullman sleeper was overturned
\ defective draw head was the cause of this
wreck.
Soab Engineer Dauenhauer. who was to Kill
all the soabs when the strike started. but who
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29
NEW SLIDE EXCHANGE.

Arrangements have meen made with DIR.
I Snnnen>tine. a moving picture manufae-
turer of Gifard Kansas. To handle cur slides
on the many wreck, OF the struck roads The
doctor = a manufacturer of films and slides.
aud also handles lecture department. The
wreck pictures will he added To hi, many
different outfits that he has on the road and
= the very near future the struck roads will
he advertised a. never before.
In addition 10 the doctors exchange we
will also handle an exchange ourselves. and
IN the future If you are interested in adver-
tising the struck roads you can write to DR.
T. + Sonnanstine. Gitatd Kansas or diree,
TO us
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29
Kankakee

The |. {, which handles the Big Four
trans between here and Chicago was able to
get tram ID IN here only a. hours late on
the 18th. Tram 81 died in the l. {. yards
and Big four switch engines went alter II
and brought II 10 the depot The company is
trying t" preserve the ties along the towers
here by laying pieces of ex6-foot lumber
lengthwi,e along the rail-,
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29

sell in bad by pulling gun. At this juncture
nc was shown the difference between \ man
and soab. for the gun was taken away from
HIM and he Was given good sound trimming.
The rebels here are all to the good and they
will be there until the company sees fit TO
recognize the shop mems union.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29

he cabs being land oil here in an ef-
foft to saNe little money. \ switchman was
badly injured IN the yards here when a grab
iren pulled ffem car, allowing HIM to fall
Tram, running late. One OF the 400 class
eneinc>. which had been oserhauled by the
cab i1led On her maiden TRIP from the bull
Ufn
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-07-29
Evansville.

Tie company's condition at this place is be
coming worse. Dead engines and bad order
cars arc increasing and the bull pen is a very
much dsorganized place. as the scabs are
drinking much bug juice One Of the scabs
who is doing the act on the clerks. got him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
Coed Office Furniture
select from at
- Sydnor & Hundley,
Incorporated.
seT~stA ana arHce.

ttsrsan COMMITTEES Of Publication
There was a large attendance, and
much interest manifested. In the alb.
sence OF the president, Miss Katharine
Il Hawen the vfce-president, Mrs,
c. y. walford. presided. Tho reports
OF thu week will he given fully in the
annual reports at the close of this
month.
PwrworaiA
Mrs. r. A. N. Hopkins, OF Wash
inEton. u. c., is the guest OK MIRA
Andrew Christian.
Miss elizabeth Ciemmer is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hogshead In
st@unton.
Mrs Charles II Ashby has returned
from visit TO her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, J. F., Lawrence in Raleigh, ". c,
Mira r. A. Miller and children are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. III @S2e~
in Danviils,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beverley, OF
''piandfeld." Essex, are guests OF
their con, Mr.. Cnrf"r Beverley.
MIRA. T. D. Hanson, of stanton. is
the guest Of relatives, having eeen
called TO Richmond by the illness of
her father. Mr.. r. J. Warren.
MFR. and Mrs. J. C1eland Snesd have
been visiting MFR. and Mrs. w. I'll.
Snead In LynchburK.
Misc Maggie Tyler. Of staunton, ia
visiting relatives here.
Miss virginia Drill. who has been
amending several days in Richmond. Ii
In staunton for a short while before
returning to her home in Huntington,
w. Va.
Mics Helen stevens will leave oil
Monday to spend several weeks In
Panama
Mra. Leroy Asher, OF 6lS North
rlombardy street. who has been sick
10 improving
Mr.. and Mrs. r, w. Reed, OF spar
tanburg. s. e, are visiting relatives
here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
Barton Heights

Messrs r. w White and A. J. Cofer
have returned from a visit OF several
days to old friends at McClellands,
Isle of Wight county.
Miss Sally Harwood is the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs. j. L. Allen. In Cham
berlayne avenue.
Mr. O. Raymond Brown, who has
been quite sick for two weeks is I'm
proving.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r.. n. Harris have
returned, after having spent three
weeks visiting friends and relatives
In New York and New Jersey.
- Mise .s,aseg. smtsh> who was ths xseae
OF her ufreie. Nj. J. r, Bsagnis, for
the past two weeks. has returned TO
her home in F'armwilie.
The Misses Massey have returned
10 their home, after a two weeks yis-
II to relatives IN Stuart. Va.
Mrs, Wythe L. kinsloving return
ed to her home In st. Louis this week.
after having spent several weeks Wis
iting her parents. the Rev. DR.. r. Fl.
Pitt and wife.
Mrs Junius Q. Cofer, or McCiel-
lands. Va, reached Richmond Mon
day and will hereafter make her
home with her son. Mr.. A. J. Cofey,
In Lamb avenue.
Mr.. John Dumont and wife have
gone TO spend some time In Florida.
A most delightful surprise party
was given Miss Reata Flanagan Fri
day night in the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Madison Flanagan.
SOL North avenue The guests were
many and were as follows: Misses
Mildred Ragland, Eta Weidenfeid.
Eva Beveridge, Pearl Harding. Fitx-
YS,f5f9A YAYhYnnWh.
Ora Austin. Maggie McNeely. Francis
Gregory, Madeline Guvernator. Lucille
Cooke and Margaret OFT. Messrs
Ben McNeely. Frank Cravo. Buford
Ragiand. James Collins, David Greg
ory. Ludwell Huxter. Carl Campbell.
McRin Marriott, Mark Stockton. Du-
mont Martenstein and valin Sinclair.
Many unique and interesting games
were played and delightful refresh
ments were served. The occasion was
greatly enjoyed by every one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
FINDS POIS IN AND
THEN SWALLOWS 1T

Especial to The Richmond Firg'nianD
HTAI~NTON, VA, Jan. f7--Arthur
L Mooers. the twenty -yesr-o!d son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. K. Mooers com
m!tted suicide at the home of his
parents here this afternoon. taking
thirty gains 81 hichioride Of mercury.
Physicians worked over the young
man for an hour. but he finally ex-
pired.
Young Mooers since childhood had
been subject to epileple rte, and as
he grew older they became more fire.
ouent. He brcoded over his ply
steal condition continually, but his
suicide was unpremeditated, as he
happened 10 find the poison with
witch he ended HIS life in a medicine
chest ard II was on the Impulse OF
the NONE emit that he took II, He IL
survived by his parents, two sisters
and o younger brother.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
FINED FOR CURSING
DEPUTY TREASURER

Charged with cursing and abusing
Deputy Treasurer Thomas Todd be
cause he told him that his taxes were
due and that action was about to he
brought against him for payment. Fl.
W. ellis, resident OF Fairfield dis
trict, Henrico county. was fined SIS
and costa yesterday by Magistrate K.
A. Smith.
A circular letter was received by
Oils Thursday afternoon notifying
him that the taxes were due. He I'M
rnediateiy proceeded to the court
house and got up a heated argument
with tho deputy treasurer in which
profanity Is said 10 have played an
important part. The fine was paid
and go will the taxes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
OBITUARY


Especial 10 ThS Richncad viTgfnanx
BI~AcK6roNE, VA. Jan. H.
MIRA Bss3Amin IrOy died NJ hes
hons. near Bisckstone, last Tuesdss
night She hAd been b very feeble
hsAisA for ssxerai years. and At times
her SwffssiAgs wsfs very sevsrA
Eho Aaa beeA . consistent fa<mbes
Of the Nsthcdiss church for . mum
Der Of years. She isaves a husbaad
four dAuShtsss and two soma Thi
services were conducted BY hsx pasI
tor. Or. ] C. Kefd, and the curseI
took place In Lake View csnssesYi
Thursday evening. The prccsssaod
~e1 verY iAsaA ere and AcSte9 eon|
tributSd BY the societies OF which
she was member. and other 3s4sao{
W ere beautiful.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
LOTTERY TICKET FOR
MILLIONS is LAST

ROME. Jan. iy---That the lottery
ticket winning the hrst prise of 49,
100000 frances was lost on the IT,
sanic last April N tAs sssiisf 81 the
officials OF the Bank OF Italy The
ticket has disappeared, and the
oficials declare II must have been
among = batch OF tickets which were
sent to the United States on the IT,
tanic. The bank has. been unable
to find any one 10 whom the claim
should be paid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

sancy raaAs ey N&w. j. W. Durham.
The pulpit committe~ met last Sun"
day night ard nAAs 4 selection whose
nams Win BE presented to the cen.
creation. The name of the commit
tees selection has not yet been dis
closed
Rev. j. w. Durham. who had been
pastor of the church for four years.
resigned IN October to accept c&ii
70 q prominent Baptist charch In
Roanoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

Mrs.. Leroy Asher, OF No. el2 North
Lombardy street. who has been i'll for
some time, was reported last night
as being much better. She has SUI
fered considerably. but Is believed BY
her physicians to be out OF danger.
Mrs. Asher 10 the vice-chairnan of
the women's Auxiliary to tina Order
Of Owls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

90 70 Norfolk via the Norton Al
Western Naifway--thsN only iine mn
ming through trains without. chanra
Leave Richmend . A n aAA r. IT
puilMAA HAs1s9 UosA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

The members Of the 6wAnSboro CIV
sc ard School league have Obtained
shs Victoria th&Assr for next Wednes"
day and win give 4 special matinee
ana the regular night SHOVE for the
purpose Of securing money to add
several improvements to the new
6wAnsboro school.
This IL the second attempt OF tho
members 10 raise ruoreY for the rur-
pose The proceeds Of the shows viii
be used In installing Are escapesr
building q fence and granolithse fence
around the school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
PET Of F|REMEN
ENGINES VICTIM
.sTT0EY' ES RUN DOWN NV ENGINE
WHILE EMERGING FROM
ROUSE TO BE TAKEN
BY MOVIES.

'~rigs," a thoroughbred BUN terrier,
for the past seven years constant
companion of Captain Herman COSBY,
OF engine company no. 10. has SC
com panied an engine 70 n fire for the
lass time Since Captain Cosby was
put In charge OF the Southaide nrs
fighters the dog has lived at the en-
CINE house and has responded TO every
call.
lust an sne engine was coming out
OF the house as II responding TO an
alarm TO be taken In the movies
the faithful cid dog managed to get
in the way. He wAa caught under
the large wheels and crushed to
death.
The dog had become quite attached
TO every member OF the youthside
company. and each Of them expressed
their regret at his tragic death. He
was always on hand when the gong
was sounded. and was seen every
where the nrsnen wsre while At q
are. He was buried near the en-
g.ns house.
The entire southside Ar. apparatus
waa caught by the 'mowies,' yesssr-
to q IRE. They will be shown together
with the other pictures taken on the
Northside-
fisn Constellation Of eciooiA
while nothing definite was settled
LAST night 1T a meeting of tho FAutng
Creek school and civic league towards
consolidating Mann and Failing Creek
schools. both schools reported favor
ably on the plan The proposed plan
lie to construct = FIVE room building
to accommodate the pupils OF both
Of the schooIA
supeYintendent william @. Owens
and u. NJ. Walker. county treasurer.
attended the meeting and made short
speeches in favor Of consolidation.
Both neiHhborhoods are becoming
thickly populated and with tuo-room
schools in each the conditions are
very cengessed.
Realty Transfers.
Deeds OF bargain and sale were re-
corded as follows yesterday with Clerk
Walter E. Du Val, Hastings court,
part II;
Claude &. Sprsnkle transferred SIX
ty-nine feet on Stockton street, near
Sixth street, to r. l. Barnes: con-
alteration. $4,000.
James r. Moore transferred forty
feet on Cowardin avenue near Pow
hatan street, to M. J. Moore: con-
alteration, $40 ana other valuables.
Barbara Braxton to Willis Johnson
eighteen feet on Sixteenth street for
q consideration OF $50.
r. J. Moore to John 8. Walker,
Jr., lots designated a. ITO and 1i2
Eighteenth street, for \ confederation
OF 80 and other valuable articles
VIII E~af.rf paAepr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

Especial to The Richmond vf<Esnams. |
APPONATrox, Jan if.--s1rd
Phoebe Twyman. wife OF px. p. N
TwymaA. died II her home hers ~
terAAy at ~ o'clock Of rneuwcatd
Deceased was only eicA nine dAyA nj
y surv4ved " her husband and three
small chfidYsa, the Oldest Of which \
about thfee and one-hAlf yeAss. moth
sr and father. Nf. and MrA eAax
ana SEVERAL stStsrx MI of KinStcd
n. c. The funeral teek Dia1s soday
conducted ~ her pastor. Rs~. y. q
Lepa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

IspecIAl e Ihs Richmond VirEsnian.I
WINCHEsTER. VA. Jan. i7.--Mr{
inGton. died At Etaunton TODAY. m
was q native Of winchester ana -
thirty eight years Of aRe. She ieAv1
two daughters, Mrs. Hsnristta MA
welt ana Miss Zelda White. BON 4
washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

minGton, ID the guest OF relatives 4
thu GouthsiaA :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

The members Of the administrative
board made . tour OF the Gcuthstds
yesterday for the hrvt time In their
present officiai capacity, More than
an hour was speat inspecting the
streets and alleys on this side OF ths
river.
Special attention was paid ~ the
board to the Free bridge of which
n number Of reports have been made
recently ia regard to the slippery con-
dition Of the thoroughfare during this
morning hourA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

or r.hr;.tian has made his book ON Kichnlond an
a,,corn rrebsnsive work He has produced volume
which tells no, only Of the cisys glorious past but Of
her splendid presen. and brilliant future He doe
;asnts ana a multitude OF interesting details The
volume is complete in every respect"
RICHMOND EVENING JOURNAL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

Especial 70 The Richmond virginia..
wINCHEDTEN. VA, Jan III
Miss Mary N. Dayfington. aged ~
enty-si1 years, Z member Of . prom
nent family. dieA here today. She vi
the flrst Of 4 family Of ten brothsH
ana sisters. all OF whom have resch
I'd m advanced 49, 70 At~. Amen
her brothers and SISTERS are. JoAenl
D. Darlington, Mastinsburr. W. WI
Oscar NJ. Darlington. Chariestown. Y
Va: Mr.. Laura Jefferson and oN1
trude Zamaso. Of Baltimore. ana NJ
c, r. McKsnsae, Of winchester,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

Especial 60 The Richmsnd vTrxsnsaa. I
WoopEro<K. VA Jas 1.--s
Bxaia@n Eager A9e6 awsnfy~saxAs
PEARS w~s killed ri Montgomery. Aia.'
tuesday. His body rsaeAsd wood
stock tonight and brief funeral sssi
vices VIII b held % Saturday uAsssl
ins in the TAirvtsw esnstsry. vAssi
intsrnsnt viii b. made NY. 0assd
wss = son Of the late Non- wssAind
ton 0aSss. = wen-knewn stttss. q
GhsnAnd0Ah o0unty. He n suvv1vsi
~ HE seSD.uHothsr, I'VE half-SasesYl
and two half bsotAsrp and four fa1
brothers. Or. ". n oAesS. a r,svaf
W. Vs.: Ns1UsA Melvin oAsss, q
winchssssS; oGlsS 0Aesr. 81 Naur~u
town, and Algs 0Aess. Of fsunsapsA L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18
BY
DR.. w. ASBURY CHRISTIAN.

H,so,c Tin
edcanes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

The South Richmond Democratic
ciub met last night in FraternL hall
fn. = fsrsfAr 'nssnshfy meeting, eenfy
thx regular routine business ~aA
transacted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

J. 0ardee. who has been I'll 1t
his home on Hull street. has assunn-
ed his duties at the Standard OIL
company.
Mr.. Mebsenheimer and daughter.
Nae. viii isevs today for SALISBURY.
days with relatives.
lEis Mtilis Leo Crossnbury. Of Wfl-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

''It is book OF impressive appeafance, well printed
in large tvpe on good paper bound in red silk stamped
with sod letters and illustrated in manner deserving
high praise The history contains 6ls pages and ,s
text Il cranmed with interesting Information about me
citv and State The facts are Incorporated by Dr
Chr;stian in n flowing, pleasing narrative"
RICHMOND NEWS LEADER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

Ths month, meeting Of the board
~ direetors Of the Young Women's
Christian association ~aS held Wed
nesAay n the chapel OF the Prsenx-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

Rev Or, HAaen, who has been
spending much OF his time In Japan
In recent years. VIII speak on that
country tomorrow night n O'Clock
In Central Methodist church. Or. HA-
den - one Of the greatest Americans
Of Japan. and L. held IN high e.
TEEN by the Jap&
The morning service In the church
viii be conducted by Eev. J. D. Me-
Aiister. 81 the Anu-Daloon league.
Sunday school win open at t:is A. n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-18

The Union Cross league Of the local
Methodist churches will meet tomor-
row Afternoon ~ o'clock In Central
Methodist church. Representative
from practically every II Aodist
church In the city will be present