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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-06-14
Sir vSaDtDner Solfs;eitnng. "

asn Ser ehriamen uno tlgeno-
laften Heoaftion Der oGnptoner
@olfs5eitluq" bat man iih bo5
geGrgert. 8rltno bier3u bot einc
I'M oGdo" in Der lebten @ohc
entbaItcn qeipeiene GinIetlolna aus
Gapton, III Der III rihtigen &c
oanfen pie 9lrt gefelm5eihnet
pllroe, in pclher oie 9eier Die
les @lattes oil Der 9taie bcrlnl.
gefithrt peroen.
9ic rGaptoner Golf55citlut9"
bat in Der leBten 3eit ibres Grz
ideinens einc gor iddbige Sole
geipielt glls rGcgnerin" oes Sp-
items ser &ontiiiionsperlpoltung
ser St6bte, bate iie oem III Gap-
ron gebiIoetelt 9iirgerfonlitec 5ltr
Giniiibrltnq cincs ioIden Sp-
items, toglidl cine gon5e Sclte
bes @lotte5 sur ErnpaQierlng bea
poIfSfeinolid]en SpltemS ilberIai=
fen. gtntiirlid) gegcn quite Be
5ablilnQ! @onn tdte cine oelttId)-
biirgerIit)e 3eitltng cinntal etpu5
unlIonIt2
Gic om 90. 9toi erioIgte gb-
ItinnlltrrNocr 9iirgcr Ser Stoot
0opton brod)tc cine QroBe gtehr-
belt fiir Die slusarbeitltng zines
Staothorters nah DEM Sonnlilii=
onslplterns. Gns bot Bel einent
fleinen Seil Scr Siirger Gnp-
tons, sic 5por belltid, aber fort-
lbrittIib iino, eiu llnbebagen per=
uriadt. Sic bnhen gefrnben =
Mid)el iinbet bas INNER crit ipdt
| ans ooB oie belitihe n9apto-
ner Golfsseitung" in Ser 3eit Der
| @ablfanlpagne cine iebr merfmiir-
| oige Houe eelpielt bat. Wdbreno
iie Sem 9:;rgerfon1itee sur Tro.
paeierung oes nolfsfeinblihen Sp.
items Ser &omnliilionsperiualrllna
Ser Stabt 0optou tdglid eine
gat1se Seite Hlat einrdiinte,
brahte lie ielblt MIR gan5 fitr5e
unouffdllie eeorl,dte Noti5en &c
gen bieies Spltem.
Ser in Den 2reiiei1 Der 2eiel
oieies 9lattes oariiher oorbanoent
llnml,t lit 5iennIid, grob uo 90
aeeen ioll nun angefdmpft mer
on. 81, oieiem 3iuede id,rieb oi
| GieDaftiou eine fleine gsoti5, nonad
| oie .9oungstoipner Hllnoitou" De
| .,0aptpner golfs5eitilng" inoiref
| Gin @ohlperbaIh,nss5eugilis ollsge
lItellt hat Die g)ounsstopne
| 9imbihon" ipnrbe Oafiir tarfrei 81
einer der beiten 3eitl,nsen De
Sanbes" erfldrt. llns iplroe bicr5l
Inun aus Canton H. a. geihrieben
Il go muB man id)uinoeln. lin
lid ielbit 5lr geltuns au bringer
mag iid) Der @eooftenr 0es .Oopt1
lper Bclfsblottes" Deoodt Nsbaber
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-06-14

lei. 9urh feinen geruf unb feline
Grfahrung habe er nit pielen ous@
ldnbti6en perionlidfeiten unb ge=
omten in boben Gtellungen 8e5iebunz
gen eebabt. Seine 9lufsabe por
es1, ertldrte iein 4bbofat, vberaus@
5ufinben, mas in perIdiebenen frems
ben 2dHbern pafiierte, leinen Mrbeitz
gebern mitsuteilen, ippfiir ii9 Elm
gebriifnis ein1tellen oiirfte, fotpie i'm
augemeinen bos gerrain fir 8eitelz
lungen pon ariegsf6iffen uno
8riegsmaterial nprsubereiten. Nod
Der Nbmaduug bonn 2lusuit 1892
Iollte bieier Sournalilt unb .pripater
Gefanbter" bafiir befommen: cine
propiiipn BON 21z Yersent Der So=
ften Der 9dtffst0rper unb Mafai=
nen bel 8eiteuungen bon ariegs>
fdiffen fir Chile; 5 per3snt BEL Be-
itelluneen fir onberes 9riegsmateriz
al; l Yer3ent bes Wertes bon
S9iffstorpern, MoIdinen, @eldhtz
gen unD 1on1tl9eHl Trle9smatertal,
bic tpdbrenb bes Iufentbalts h:s
aldsers in jenen 2dnbern unb in
ben acknowledgement bret Sabren BON
China unb Sapan beitellt tpiirben;
IhlieBlid 1000 Pfunb Sterling als
Speienbeitrag-
215, 5 unb / persent BON 8eitsIz
lungen, bic in Die MilIionen loufen,
bos tnnn iih felbit Elm Spe3ialtprs
reIppnbent Der nSimes" f9on getalz
len laiisn. Gs tpdre nidt unintereiz
iont, siumul bic alten SobrgGnge
bie1ss groben 8lattes beraus3ubolen
unb bic geridte feines rSpe5iaItprz
reIponbenten" in Chile, Sapan uno
Chino i'm 2idte oieIer 4ngaben ouf
ibre rllnparteilidteit" gu priifsn!
Die .Ooilp Netps" pirft bic Srage
ouf: y9ibt es mod nnbere 3eitun9sz
berihteritotter. Die in oerIelben
gliifliden Gage iino? llno mas
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aIs er bies nieocrihrieb- sSnl
ShpinoeIn iif man III Der Hebaf-
ton Scr rGuntoner &plfsseitltng"
abcn groB. oGie 9ft6tigfeit Der
Girqume1te. alingt Oa5 nidt 10,
ais Oh Die Gnptoner 0eutifc Santc
citen aroBet SelO5ug gcgen oie
Gtnfibrung elmer 8pmmiIiionspers
paltung gefiibrt hdtte? Sn Birtli6z
felt bat tie ab uno 5u in elmer re-
battionenen 8lofe fir 5 3eilen
0ruderf6pdrse ge9en Die 4ommiiiiz
onspertpnltung ristiert, babel ober
tGgIid), Dem fir bic &ommiiionsper-
pultlug ogitierenoen y9iirgerfomi-
tee" cine gun5c Scite oc5 8latteS
Ginfiihrltng elmer 8onnilionsper-
paIt,tng gefiibrt b1tte? Sll @irflidl-
felt bat iie ab lm0 5u III elmer rcoaf-
tionellen 8loiie fiir flint 3eilcn
2ruferihlpar5e ge9e1 bic &onlnlil-
ilonsperlpaltltng risficrt, 0abel ober
cur slgitntion fiir Die Hon1nlllItonS-
aerpoltlmg 5ur Gcrfilauna geItellt.
Sieics &ontitee bat 0ieic Ngltatlon
all6 griinolid beIor9t
y9ir miiien ipobl, oaB oos 9iirger-
fon1itee oofiir idluer bc5ablen nuB-
te. @iro ober Die SSllmobnerin cines
4errilfenen @allics baourh anltdnoi-
bcr, oaB lie mir inlolpeit lln5lldt
trcibt, slun Seil lln5ltd)t iuieoer Die
9iatllr, ols lie bafiir be3ablt miro z
@ir glauben nift Die .0aptoner
Golfs5eitllng" trlgt al Der &ernidl-
t1lng Der biirgerlid)en tSreibeiten
Cautions ihr pnllcs WtnB bon
Sd,ulo. Sic miro nid}t beIier Do
| hurh, baB Tie iest, no lliernano 2ilIi
/ bat, tic 5u farfeiL lpicoer freibeitlid
tut. Sssbr @eIbreihiel lit 9elldelei
1ifts fpetter.
Sas tuara, alIcrbings Shrfeigen
oic geflatfd,t baben lmo allgenrcir
I;t)tbar eeieIien iinb. @as ober bage
gen tiu2 Ablciignen fam man oil
| @ahrbeit monentan nidt. bie ange
iilhrtcn 5utIaher lino IN Oautoi
IelbIt 3u bcfaunt unb segenipdrtil
iob in su gnter Grinnering. 81
entihloB man lid i'll Der cbriamet
Neoaftion oes genanl,ten 9lattes eli
| poar Moul pon 8ift uno 8aue aus
suipufcn ino I'M iibrigen oen Ser
lud) sil maher. Den 3eutiden 9at,
tons Sanb IN Die Iugen 5li itrenel,
! Dies tmiroe nit Der Ginlhaltl.ng fol
beiloer 3eilen perindt:
- Gin iibergcidnappter Sfribi
l'or, Ser oie 8llhItaben s. s. al
| Masfe gebranht, maht i'm Glepelan
Iher ..gho" einen slusfan auf oi
0optoner 8olfs5eitilng", tpeil oi
| .youmgstoipn Nunbihon4 in oieiel
lGpnIten oils cine oer belten 3eitun
gen 6es 2nnoes be3eihnet muroe. Sc
loer, Der iene 3eitnng tennt. niro IN
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Sic Grnnblagen oer ariegsbebergieu.

boupt in bebroblihet Neiie gu be-
fdleunisen, nnb nab Die syirma
3rupp gu bieIem 9lpef Die 3abll
ibrer 4ngeitellten pfrOOppelt, nah
anberen @sriionen Nsor peroreifadt
unb perbierfadt bge. Die wOailp
Neips~ peiit nah, saB Die Geriidte
BON bem 0irettor per Gopentrper
@eIdubfabrit WuIliaer berriibrten,
uno oen unberbiitea 3iped botten,
bieIem Mert, bas nus gemeinlame
@isentum Der sroBn1 RIitungsfirz
men Sobn 8roipn &I SO. unb Gam<
melt, 2oirb &c go.s3It, 8eitellungen
susufiibren. Mnllinsr gins nit Der
srDbtsn Strupelloiigseit 3u Werte
uno nurbe babel poa mebreren ebenz
fons an benz Riiituagstruit intere1@
iierten fpnIerpatiben Qbgeoroneten
= bon lieberalen peib bic r0oilp
Telps" begreifliherspsiie ni9ts =
innerbalb unb auBerhaIb oes parloz
ments oufs ensrgiidbite unteritiiBt.
Noabem iid 6err MuIliner au6 bic
lnteritiibung Der fonIerpatipen Sub
rer galfour unb Sec geiihert batte,
bic ein Wibtronensbbtum gegen Die
Resieruns einbarAttn, peridaffte er
Iid bos DIR eiiles niht senanuten
.,elninsnten gensrols benz es sez
lang. bic aesieruns pn Der gan5en
@rDBe Der notionnln @efnhr 81
iiberseuaen. Der NrsdiBunssstat
| fir oie pier fpeitetse Drsap apneus1ts
purbe in 8egleitune PATHFINDER Yas
nitreben oliidlidb ein9ebraht. Die
britiI6e 9(bmiralitGt bro9te elm gez
nifIes Mub BON g(nitanDsgefiihl ouf,
inoem lie Der gppentrper 8eiG!iB>
fobrif beoeutete, bab lie nun bann
8eIteQunqen betommen fDnne, penn
6err WfulIiner pon Der Sirma 3uriite
trete. Oas tat benn au6 bieIer nah
entIpreaenoer 8eIpbnung ieiner gro@
BenOienite, unn GopentrD betam Be
itellunoen I'M Werte BON 800, 900
9funb. 6err Nluuiner ober tpurbe
burd) Den Sontera0miral Bacon, Dem
erIten aopitdn bes uniterbIihen
S9ln6tififfes n9reapnougbt" unO
Ipdterem Director be5 5lptten9enerolz
itobs erfeBt. Gr betommt Elm Sab
| res9ebolt bon 1000 gfuno Stera
ling. Die gnn5e qanit fente ii1
baIo borouf ols BON @nfang big gu
Gnbe erlpgen berous.
Oos Riiitungstopital peib Ild'
ober audi nod Setter anoerer Dirt
bienitbur gu MAIDEN. Oas Sapitel
vRHitungstopitel unp pre1e" ipdrs
! eetpiB Elm lebrreites Stubilm, ipenn
es elm perlGBliae5 6onbbud bariiber
| aGbe. Die rOailp gieips" erinnert
an einen Yro5eB Dor ben engliidsn
G,eri9ten sessn Gnoe oes Sahres
| 1904, Der einioes 2i6t auf oielen
bunflen 8eaenitano mari. Gin 9err
SbpnpIpn bstla9te Die 5irma 4rms
| itrona um prppiiion fir geltenungen
.pon arieesI6iffen unb anosrem
! Srieasmaterial BON BEN Resierlngen
BON Chile, Gbinn unb Sapan nab
| reno Der Sabre 1892 Biz 1898. Die
fer Serr ShompIon NOR aber Sur
| 3eit iener 9eIndftStransaftipn oer
SpesiolfprreIponpent Der rSimes" in
ben oenonnten 2dnbern. Der Iopp=
fat bes 3Idaers fiibrte Dor 8erih1
aus, boB bieier ni9t elm gelpohnli-
| der gropilipnsasent, fonoern sepil
fermoben rein pripater oiplomati.
lher Msent oper Gefanbter" selpeler
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,SiH AHtIVtAHe ul pte Vlti9uuuHs
oen, bic burh bic 5osiali1ten
DeutI6lanbs iiber bic arieesbeber
Deutfdlonbs unb Die Modeniduften
Der giiitungsinbultriellen semaht
murDen, iit nun au9 in Gnslaub
bic 9ombe gum plaben getpmmen.
Die liberole 3eituns nOoilp Netps"
bot jebt ibre Nrtitel iiber Die Wlu=
1enIdaften pes englifhen Riiitungs=
fopitnls beenbet. sic 5eigte auf,
lpie es Die Hegierung, bic ibre pldne
ionit itrene gebeim haltet, fir gang
IelbIt peritdnblid finbet, iie ben
Ruftun9sinbuitriellen su perroten,
Die iie oonn eben 10 ielbitoeritdnoz
LID pieber an bic gesenpdrtigen uno
ebentuea 3utiinftigen nTeinoe oes
2onbes" ipeiter geben, IelbitDeritdnbs
li4 eeeen bare 8e5ubluug.
Oofiir perben bisie 2ieferanten
bon ben rb06iten Stellen" ols bic
r@obltdter Der MenidbeiF seebrt
unb nit ben bohiten 9lus5eidnunsen
beebrt. Sn 9eutfdlonb 1T es 10
betannt, onb arupps Gbrs OeutIhz
lambs Gbre eeiporben lit. Sn Gnss
Lamb purbe benz prdfoenten Der Sir
ma Mrmltrong, Sir Nnbren Nobel,
Der Sarpnstitel perlieben. Nuber=
benz beliBt Der Mnnn aber ouh Or
ben BON sSapon, Der 5iirtei. China.
Bortusal. Sponien uftp. Illes fir
eiie arpBeu Dieuiie, bic sf hisifn
Gtaaten leiftete, bel Der Durhfiibz
Irung ibrer getpaffnung, fir Die au=
Berbem f9per besoblt peroen muBz
| te.
Wos Die Giitun9sinbuitrtellen ni6t
burn ibre biretten 8e5iebun9en gu
ben Regierunqen erfobren tDnnen,
i6reibt Die .9nilp Neps", bos erreiz
aen lie ouf onberen Wegen. Ginet
| Der tpidtigitsn bobon lit Die e(nz
itellung bober, einfluBs uno fenntz
ni8rei9er Hegierunssbeomten uno
Sffi3iere in ben Oienit bes Hiiz
Itungsfopitals, gBer ipIlte ben Ser
loduneen elmer 5irma 8iders ober
Nrmitrong, Die nit beiben SOdnoen
aus ben aniheinen0 unperite9baren
Steuerpfennigen 9an3er Volter
| I90pfen, ipiberiteben? Die flogron>
teiten 8eiTpisle bieier Dirt iino Die
stpei Oirettpren Der Sirmo Nrmz
itrono: Der @ebeimrnt Cir 8eprge
| MurroD, Der nod Bis 1911 permaz
nenter Setretdr bes SdaBarts mar,
| uno Der 9onterobmirol Sir Char.
leg 2angbale Sttleb, Der bis sol
furaern Der Setretar oes HeiAsper=
| teibieunestpmitees ipur, olic Del
| b0hiten milttGri16en uno murtni1tt'
| Ihen 8ebDrbe bes britiihen Heths
| Elm Mann, Der ale 9rhire bes ao.
mites gu belpabren botte uno oller
| gebeimen itrotegiIden DistuIiloner
beieetppbnt bot. Der Wonn 1T ieis
| ne Gentlemen pert.
| Der arDBte Sell Der 4usfiibruna
| oen Der ,Dailn Heipsn befoBt lid
| nit Der inneren Geihihte Der gro
| ben arieesbeBe unb 5lottenpanit bes
| csobres 1909, Die ibren 3iped, Der
gou bon oht onitatt bier 0reab
npuebts gu erprehen, pollitdnoig er
reidte. Die Metbooe beitano in De
Grfinbung, 0erbreitung uno ent
| fprehenben 8earbeitung Der uRah
ridt", bob Oeuti4lanb Mabresel,
| aetroffen babe, ben 8ou feiner Slot
tenssidiiBe unb ariessidiffe ibsr
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gebeim Ginri1tuugkn setroffen, um
rer ~sseino" ipirtfnia gu befdmpfen.
linb mitten in biefeaa alIeraebeimiten
aat iiBt elmer, Der filr blanfes bares
Sob bic @ebeimniIy prompt benz
vsseino" rerrdt. DE- Rebl bat iid
eri6oHen. aber Sic Rsbl Iinb bamit
niat auseerottet! Gle geb0rsn nun
etnmal 3um Militrisfnus.
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fliiselten Gdndsiise. bic in ibrem
MeIen aus Der 3eit Der aabinetts1
triege iibernommen iinb, 5u per5i4>
ten2"
Der Tol Hebl 1T BON unsebeurer
8eneutuns itnb 5eiet ben berannahen=
ZEN 8anferott bes Militarismus. 0a
nerben 2iIten unb Shlihe erSonnen,
03 mer0en NIT undeheuren Soften irls=
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fer llrteil beltGtiaen. llno beionoerS
So5iaIiiten, Die .@alen" rihtig 81
perIteben, iperoen la1s BET.
pflibter. Selles armielige Shreiber-
lcin bat nntiirlih feinen Hegriff 0d-
Don, Inn tpas es Iih banoelt. Sein
gon5es GeidreibieI 5eigt. 6oB er BON
Ser Gnde gor feine QenntnilIe bdt
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t5ortietnlis d,,f Geite ~
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What. Is REQUIRED.

To run a, country newspaper
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of long cared mule, the nerve
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With all of these Qualifications,
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Strengthen Weak Kidneys

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The slight friction in our
scllOOF board has been amicably
settled, and the school will pro-
coed. as 1t has been sd favorabIy
begun. The only 'rouble at any
time was+the salaries of the
teachers which was necessarily
limited to a less amount than the
board desired on account of ii
decreabe f.the locll tag fund
this wear.
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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Scott county voted dry again
Saturday by a majority of 400.
This county voted dry three
years ago, but the vets contest
ed and had won out their case by
decision of the Court of APP
peals, and saloons would have
been opened jih October had not
this election been held and voted
dry.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Hundreds of trees in our for
ests on the hill lands are dying
from the drouth, and dogwood
sprouts are dying by the thou
sands. This condition vas new
.er seen here in former years,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Rev. and Mrs. G. q. Mann
havereturned from a visit to rel
ntives in OHIO.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Miss Ruth Sewell, of Wfuches-
ter. Si?ited hericousin, Miss Ruth
Eaton, the last of the week.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Mrs. Bette Burgher is visiting
her niece; Mrs. Geo. s. Ware at
Sans, Estill county.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Don't forget the meeting in
the Eaton grove Sunday after
snooh.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Rev. S. M. Carrier a. former
pastor of the Methodist church
hete, goes this year from Letich,
field 10 Seottsville, KY.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Judge and Mrs. l.. f. Mann
spent w ednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Patrick ut Kimbrell.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

The Teachers Institute is in
session at Stanton this week Civ;
ink a short vacation for the wea-
ried pupils and teachers.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.%

Judge Mann was in Lexington
Tuesday on business.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Regular meeting day services
will be held at the Presbyterian
chSrch Sunday morning and at
niaht.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

DIR. Fred Blair, of Morehead,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. 7.
Whit.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

F.. M. Hutchinson visited rela-
tives in Brown county, Ohio last
week. e..
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

B. T. Potts is at indianapolis,
Ind, attending the meeting of
the Tie Inspectors Of the N, Y.
Central Ry. lines. Mr.. Potts is
one of the most efficient men of
this road.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Miss Selyers, of Lexington,
visited friends here this week.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-09-11

Pastor John |. Wills, assisted
bN the Rev. W. A. Nj. Wood, is
cob Quoting revival meeting
with his church at PowelPs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-03
CHESTER

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
CHESTER VA, June 2.--Miss Har-
rlett Cobb, of Stoney Creek. recently
visited at the home Of c. w. PEBBLES,
Miss Cobb has just returned from
Georgia, where she was teaching for
the past session.
Misses Theresia and Inez Johnson,
who have heen attending the Black
stone Female institute, are visiting At
the home Of H. ID. Dahl. The Misses
Johnson VIII later leave for their home
in Spotsylvania county.
Mrs. George Hurt, Of Ballsville. Ia
spending several days with her son.
DR.. A. J. Hurt
Misses Evelyn Hatcher Ashton
Hatcher and Lucy Strother are at
tending the commencement exercises
at the State normal in Farmville.
Miss Mildred Sutherland. who has
been teaching at the Chester Agricul-
tural high school for the past term.
left today for her home. near Miller
Mrs. r. J. Shepherd returned yester-
day from a. visit to relatives in We'll
don, N. G..
Miss Grace Clements left today for
her home at Beaver Dam.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-03
PLANS READY FOR
NEW SPRINGFIELD
SCHOOL BUILDING TO he HAND
SOME AFFAIR--TO HAVE OPEN
AIR DIVISION.

Plans for the new Springfield public
school building were filed with Build
ing Inspector Butler yesterday by the
Wise Granite company, contractors.
The plans were drawn by Carneal &
johnson. and have been approved by
the school board The buildings will
cost $4,000, and will ne completed by
the beginning Of the term OF 1914
1915.
This school building win be one OF
the handsomest in the city. and will
be one of the two having an OPEN
air department on the roof. The other
Is Madison school. All modern con-
veniences and appliances will be EN-.
hraced In the construction The lot
fronts 207 feet inches on Twenty
sixth street, with depth of 81 feet
on Leigh street.
Permits issued by the inspector: To
Charles Battige, to repair frame resi-
dence, No. 1911 East Marshall street,
to cost 300; American Terminal Ware
house corporation, to repair store and
dwelling, No. 355 North Seventeenth
street. to cost $i25.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-03
GRAND JURY RETURNS
TWENTY INDICTMENTS

Twenty indictments were returned
the June term. They are as foilowss
John Bicoff. housebreaking CD; Alfred
Boiling, grand larceny. John A. Brown,
alias James Dale. forgery t2); VIII
liam Brooks, malicious wounding: John
Blasina, criminal assault: Maggie
Blunt. malicious wounding; Alexander
Coleman, malicious woundfng; Joseph
Garcia, malicious wounding; Thomas
Jones. breaking in vessel: Floyd John
son, housebreakinE: Mary Lynch. SELL
ing cocaine; Luther Moore. murder;
Robert Parker, househreaking: Walter
Richardson. horse stealing ca: James
Richardson. malicious wounding
Elizabeth Spence, selling cocaine; Rosa
Warner, selling cocaine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-03
PROMINENT RALEIGH
BANKER COMES HERE

Announcement has been made Of the
choice of Henry f. Litchford, cashier
of the Citizens National Bank of
Raleigh as vice president and treasurer
of the Old Dominion Trust company,
Richmonds newly-launched financial
institution. Mr.. Litchford is one of the
pioneer bankers Of the North Caro-
lima capital. and is financially in
terested in several OF its leading COM
mercial enterprises.
He Is expected to take up his duties
here about the middle of June when
the trust company, which has been
occupying temporary quarters at SIS
East Main street, will move to it's
permanent quarters at the northeast
corner of Ninth and Main. which 1t
recently purchased.