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Apoplexy Causes Death.

Patrick Cady. fifty-two years old. who
resided at b24 Jefferson street, Bright
wood Park, died at Emergency Hospital
yesterday afternoon. He suffered a stroke
OF apoplexy while working near 9th and
q streets northwest earlier in the day.
His mother. Mrs. Mary Cady, and other
relatives were at his bedside when he
died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-24
Elected to Chamber Of Commerce.

New members to the Chamber Of Com
MERGE were elected at a meeting Of the
membership committee last night as fol-
lows: Frederick A. Schultz M. A Keane,
Lanman Engraving Company. R. A. Bog
ley. Frank p K. Fenwick. George w.
Huriebaus. Rexford L. Holmes, II. B.
Midldn and E R Carpenter.
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Mrs. Mary A. Lacey, seventy-eight
years old. who was reported missing
from her room at 9OS street northwest
since Wednesday morning. was located at
the home Of friends In East Washington
last night. Mrs. Plato says that her
friend will be able to explain the charge
of alleged failure to pay, board bill
brought against her by Mrs. Jennie
Guidon. The bill will be paid. she stated.
as soon as Mrs. Lacey gets money that
Is due her.
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s1.35 Berkeley Springs: 500 Cumberland
and return. Sunday. July q, via Balti-
more and Ohio from Union station,
Washington. at $40 am. returning same
day-Advertisement.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ASSESSMENTS TONIGHT.

Columbia-The Columbia Players. IN
~ Contented Woman" Sis pm.
Poli's-Poli Players. In Madame
Sherry" Sis pm
Cosmos-yaudeville and pictures; con-
tnuous show, to 1O:4O pm.
Glen Echo Park-OutdoOr amusement
and dancing.
Chevy Chase Lake-Marine Band con-
cert and dancing.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.
Chesapeake Beach-Trains daily from
district line, as per schedule in rail-
road column.
Steamer St Johns for Colonial Beach
leaves eth street wharf at am.
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II You'd Eat Less Meat and More
OF Meinberg's "Top-Noch" Bread hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-24

Saves Hauling Lumber from Town.
EHsinger Bros. lumber yard, Bethesda, has
everything local trade require. Prices right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-24

S0f0s Baking Powder,
Superior to any other at any pf1cA
26c . pound.
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A Bottle Of Heuxieh's Beers Brings
prompt relief from the effects of the
heat Keep a supply on hand SO you can
enjoy Maerzen or Senate whenever you
desire. doz.. $1.75 Lager, $1.5OD. Bottle
rebate, SOC. Postal or tel. West 1900
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Compulsory Sale Before Remodeling.
A few OF the many bargains: Van Hou-
tens Cocoa, h., 75c: y h.. 40c: Virginia
Claret. bottles, 81: Bass Ale. $1.7b doz:
Hartleys English Jams. 18c jar. Donnel-
ly's. 18th and Eye NV.
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Dancing to Marine Band Music Nightly
at delightful Chevy Chase Lake. Concert.
advertisement.
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! Through Sleeper Via Ches. & Ohio. Ry.
| to st. Louis Leave Washington $40 p. m.
daily: arrive st. Louis 6:2S pm. next day.
advertisement.
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Baltimore and Ohio,
Every Saturday and Sunday. Good to
return until am. train Monday. All
trains, both ways. including the Royal
Limited.
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Injured in Fall From Bicycle.

Alfred Millstin, nineteen years old. 60 II
street northwest, fell from his bicycle
near Clifton and 18th streets northwest
yesterday afternoon and sustained in
juries to his face. He was taken to Gar
field Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-24

Artistic Floral Tokens
FOR all occasions. Oppressive and mex
pens1ve GUIDE, LIZA F.-Advertisement.
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For Headache

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate,
Recommended for headache caused by
summer heat, brain flag or tired nerves.
Advertisement
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Line 1856. Open All Might. Line. 1851
Tyree's. 18th and II SITS. me- Druggists
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Phone your Want Al t. The Stan
Main 2440
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Boosting
By WALT MASON

by bereavement. It's very well to point with
pride in manner modest, digni6ed-we all like
admiration; to toot horn in self-defense is ex
cellent there is no sense in seif-depreciation.
Uriah Heep and all his clan impart pain to
every man; we don't like folks too tumble; nor
do we like the ones who boast, who'd make them
selves the reigning toast-we're glad to see them
stumble And stumble they are sure to do before
their little trip is through, their luck some day
grows leery; the gods set traps for those who
brae. who boost themselves and never flag until
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We save You Money ON Electrical
work Electric Harry Main 1871 South
ern Observation-Disclosures.
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DANCING.

MISS CHAPPELEAR, 1872 Q ST. NV. PHONE
North 6S44 The Fish walk Astor whirl and
all the latest dances taught Private lessons
any hour. Hall for rent.
GLOvER'S. 613 22nd ST. PHONE W. IT'D. PRI-
vate lessons. any hour, SOC. Waltz. 2step. Bos-
ton, Tango, all new dances guaranteed. Class
and dance, Tues. Thurs. eyes,, soc. Ladies' free.
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only One Taught at . Time.
Latest Dances. Argentine Tnn8o
Belasco Theater. top 6oov. Reflect. n. 5S1R- 7.
pANCELAND sth AND S.E.-DANCIN0
taught every Wed. evening till 3 O'Clock;
FARNAN 4 GILLIoAN.
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WaltI

Only four days before music and dane
ing at Randle Highlands. (Next Monday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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their jaws weary The boasu all chesty stream
bornbast from like from the scuppers people,
sizing plight ut the blamed fool right when
uppes If have sympathy and cheer when days Of
stress should be meek
be wise, wood and flies and from
them knock the sav1dust
.. 1910, :::,: ,:s .s :. LDa.1M(e4..,
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Money to loan at 5 and 90 on real estate
frank r Rawlings Co.. 142S N I. ave.
advertisement
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Reliable Roof Repairing.
A. Eberly's Sons, 71s 7th st. NV
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ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Supervisors Name Doorkeep-
ers for Primary Elections.
Mrs. Pools Seeks Divorce.
Special Correspondence Of TIE star.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. July -. 1918.
The supervisors Of elections have ap-
pointed the following to serve as door
keepers at the primary elections In
September and general election In NO
vember, tho drst named in each pre-
cinct and district being . republican
and the other a democrat:
Laytonsville district. James h Bar
Der and Frank Allnutt; Clarksburg
district, George Norwood and Albert b.
Thompson: Poolesville district, Roy 8.
Wright and W. 7. Hoskinson; Rock
Vile district-frst precinct. William
Skillman and U. Magruder Ricketts,;
rockville district-second precinct.
Michael Conroy and Edward v. Robey:
Colesville district. Newton Stabler and
G. e. LechIider; Darnestown district
Clarence NJ. Crawford and Charles II.
W. Penniield: Bethesda district-1rst
precinct, Joshua E. Broadhurst and %.
Winsor Offutt; .Olney district-first
precinct. John R. Boswell and William
cinct. Walter M. Howes and George
w. Nicholson: Gaithersburg district A.
c. Golden and g. D. Briggs: Potomac
district. Robert w. Stone and Charles
c. Orme and Charles e. Holland; Dam
ascus district, Darius F. Watkins and
A Lansdale Souder: Wheaton district,
frst precinct, Joseph o. Murray and
William T. Gray: Wheaton district,
second precinct. John e. Thompson and
Frank Van Horn.
The supervisors have appointed GRrr-
son Bell republican clerk Of election for
Laytonsvflle district in place OF William
D. Bell. resigned.
Mrs Gertrude Poole Of Damascus, this
county, has instituted suit in tho circuit
court here for limited divorce from
Reuben Newton Poole. a Damascus
district farmer. She also asks alimony
and counsel fees and to be awarded
the custody Of the couples four minor
children.
Alleges Abandonment.
The bill represents that tho couple were
married In February. 1894, and lived to-
gether until July Is, 1913. It Ia charged
that the defendant was 60 cruel In his
conduct toward the plaintiff that he drove
her away from their homo, which con-
stituted abandonment
Mrs. Poole Is represented by Attorneys
Talbot & Prettyman Of Rockville.
A license to marry has been issued here
to Walter Baldwin Miller and Miss Irene
Elizabeth Kennedy, both OF Washington.
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Phone Your Want Ad to The star!
Main 2440
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
NY. Sun S Weekly
Financial Review

NEW YORK. Feb, 23.-The Suns
weekly review Of the financial situa-
ton tomorrow will say;
Probably as & matter of judicial
reckoning the agreement of the rail-
way flremen and their employers to
refer the differences between them to
arbitration under the terms OF the
Erdman act, has been the most i'm
portant development in the business
and financial world lately. The net
result of the present proceeding will
be, of course, an increase in flremen's
wages. amounting TO several millions
of dollars more or less. that the rail
way companies must annually pro-
vide for in the future.
Then the conductors and trainmen,
the brakemen and switchmen and all
other classes Of railway labor VIII
present their demands, which will be
adjusted, Of course, in a similar man
ner. and when this Is done the rail-
way engineers viii presumably be
ready with fresh demands.
Money Rates Little lower.
The condition OF the great foreign
banks is slowly strengthening, and
haps a little lower. Nevertheless,
the strain is stjli such that Europe is
getting ali her South American
balances through this country.
Higher money If not actually tight
money therefore. looms up ahead Of
US, and last week Wall Street lost
heart and let prices of stocks decline
10 level which was only a. little
above the low range in the autumn Of
1917. the newly created and "unsea-
goned" industrial stocks were natUr-
ally the weakest. nor did the market
show any vigorous or general spirit OF
recovery when the week ended.
Many Things To BE Desired.
great many things are 10 be
iug conditions, but IL IS coming more
wrr.t Improvement can take place
there must be either business liqul~
datlou in Europe, OF 81 siackeuiHR of
the very lively pace at which business
has been conducted there Ia recent
years. Ever since 1907 business IN
y2urupc has been business ia Canada,
hT-cnUNa ana other countries not In
the raNks ~ tna great commercial ma
G2u@. Nat whose prosperity Us derived
mostly from exports Of fOodstufIs and
Taw materials.
Thc consequence of this has been "a
strain upon the credit situation Of the
word, and It VIII nor only be IN ac-
cord with common sense, but Wlth
the -uvaryiHe precedent Of the past
7ha' ronm for q, great advance in our
bDS.ness and nuance can only be ar
fefde3 by lesseHsd amount Of
booming elsewhere.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
HORSE THROWS BOY
UNDER THE TRAIN
YOUNG SON OF REV. ARTHUR is
KILLED AT LYNCHBURG
RAILWAY STATION.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.

Especial 70 The Richmond Virginian. }
LYNCHBuRG. VA, Feb. 2s.-Be-
fore "a large crowd of persons waiting
at the Twelfth street station OF the
Norfolk and Western this afternoon,
Charles Arthur. the thirteen year Id
son of Rev p. f, Arthur. a Methodist
minister located here, was instantly
killed, when young horse the lad
was riding threw him under the
train.
Al distance of two hundred yards
from the track the. colt became
frightened and ran toward the rail-
way. The train was crossing the
street at the time and within few
feet of the rail the horse stopped
suddenly, planted himself on all tours
and hurled the boy over his head
directly under a wheel of a coach.
Several wheels passed over the body.
which was horribly mangled. while
people rushed terrified from the
scene.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
Fire' Destroys Residence.

Special 70 The Richmond vlrginlan)
SOUTH BOSTON VA, Feb "a
The residence of Mrs Carrie Y.
Clarke on upper Main was totally de-
afoycd by fire about 80 o'clock this
morning A defective fiue. Is sup
posed to have been the cause. In
suraHce on building was s22.500 and
on the furniture $500. An~ofiice adj
Joining the building was occupied by
pr, George a slower. His loss is
fpliy covered by insurance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
BELLEVUE SCHOOL.

Seven B Grade--F'irst Honor
Louise Rogers, Ethlynd Phillips.
Others Promoted--James Sloan
Ppccinelli, Ida Noveck, MAZE Collins
Slower Bowles, Leslie Melton, Leslie
Ford, Gladys Lane, Clyde Hull, Edith
Richardson, Aubrey Scruggs, Minnie
Gill.
Seven A Grade-First Honor-Ju-
liza Dunn, Elizabeth Eubank, Charles
Phillips, Herbert Traylor, Hardwood
Via. Marion Waller, Annie Wilson,
Others Promoted-Dorothy Bow
den, Kathleen Bowden. Alice Butler,
Ruth Harman. Lucille Hechler. Harry
Mcclellan Rosa Mcdowell, Nelson
Parker Helen Pritchard, John Selph,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
MADISON SCHOOL.

REQLt0tG6- 10 1ll6h SCLlQu1--SIlleait
Brauer, John Fischer, Thomas Phil
lips, Austin Cmlauf, Nellie Brimmer,
Lucie Britt Elizabeth Butterworth,
Hettie Bray. Dorothy Christ, Ethel
Hazlegrove, Elizabeth Hargrove, Lii
liam Langford, Mary Mcbride, Nir-
ginia Thornton. Ella Thomas.
Seven A Grade-First Honor
Anna Allen, Lucille Coleman, Gladys
Lumsden, Helen Gerson, Fannie Rose,
Wilhelmina Newman. Bernice Will
Hams, Eelma Sonnenberg, Ethel
Baber Gladys Lumsden.
Others Promoted-Kathleen Hardy,
Martha Hirshberg, Isadore Scherr,
Zellah Schwartz. John winters, David
White, Rosa Sonnenberg.
Seven A Grade-F'irst Honor--Fve-
lyn Burton, Cesira Subrizt, Estelle
Walker
Others Promoted-C1ara Bradley
Bessie Carter, Marie Engelking,
blanche Foster, Maud Gatewood. Rtt-
Martin John Rock, Emily Shield,
Stuart Sale, Grace Wright, Jane
Mitchell
Six B Grade-First Honor-Hester
Bruce. Marie Crump, Mabel Lynch,
Ruth Roberts, Stuart Sims, Victor
Subrizi.
Others Promoted-Nellie Breeder,
Fitttr iPt1NIC' i5HhiN t}E iNNSSCEt EoStAt1
Etan, Ardeile Frederick, Lillian Har-
rs. Birdie Harris Octavia Leadbet-
ter Benjamin Parrish. Allen Prich-
ard, Jack Ribhle, Carrie Shelton. Rosa
Shelton, Hamilton Sutton.
Six 3 Grade-First Honor-Pau-
line Baker Virginia Griffith. Inez
Price Bernice Purdie. Nellie Phillips,
Pansy Raymond Marion Gray, Lyn-
wood Fisher. Essie Ehrstein,
Others Promoted-Isadore Brown,
Moses Barney, Eddie Ball. Leon Far
ley, Eleanor Jones. Page Palmore,
Winfree smithers, Reuben Rose.
Six A Grade-First demonstration
Shoemaker, Thelma Phillips.
Horace Bradley. While Cordle. Elsie
Howle. Ruth Hunt, Louise Jackson.
Xthey Mu t29he zecha1 H"e Mahf
Grace Powell Robert stephens, ElwYn
Vial, Willie Wakeham, Blanche WILL
liams.
Six A Grade-First Honor-Lounie
Cantrell Martha Davis, Marion Koch,
Clayton Spain.
Others Promoted-Lyle Bryce, Max
Baker Mary Biakely, Joseph Cheathan1.
Leah Hirshherg, Mary Locke, Sidney
Morton. Doris Messenger, Lena New
man. Josie Noble, Dora Rose. Marshall
f Unit T,e+ fessefs'e RsntfeH'
Howard FAppen. Annie Longest, Frank
rive 3 Grade-FIrSt Honor--Marfon
Briel Elizabeth Dugan.
T. Others Promoted - John Powers,
Thelma ellis Pauline Nemberger, Lille
Prairie Robert Sisson, Bonnie Somma,
Eva Rosenbcrg.
Five Il Grade-First Honor Fred
Ha ght, Gordon slower, Robert BARLOW,
Others romoted--Gordon Penick
Clarence Hennett Mary Booker,
Algie Chappell, Russell Dunnavoni,
Edgar Fleet. Jacob Foster, Mamie
Foster, Margaret Gathright. Wyatt
Glenn, Mary Maher Mary Peters.
Five A Grade-First Honor-oma
Coleman. Ruth Ford, Martha Moore,
Chasie Trafeiri, Wythe Wakehan1.
Others Promoted-Alice Anderson,
Richard Baber, Christian Bergheimer,
| Arthur Carroll Kenneth Davis, Clara
De Russell. Louis Dixon, Ida Foreman,
Louie Garrett, Claire Gtllen, Marie
Gordon, Frank Grant, Felicia Grattis,
sallie Howerton, Margaret Jones,
Charles Koch, Nathalia Kramer,
Phyllis Leadbetter. Rachel Hankin, Eu-
gene Moore. Doris Nunnally. Yale
Passamaneck. Robert Petttway, Eliza
beth Thomas Charles Taylor, Ruth
Vaughan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24

McAuley, Arthur Brooks. Ethel Vas
hon.
Others Promoted-John Belvin,
Raymond Adams, Agnes Cavedo, Eli
zabeth Cavedo, Maurice Chfpewait,
Leslie Eacho, Thelma Hardin. Mary
johnson. Willie Mays, Robert Ma
hone, Bernard McAuicy, Evelyn Nea-
gle. Helen Palmore, Lorraine Phil
bates' Dorothy Tyree. Margaret Whit
low
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
LOUISIANA SCHOOL.

Two 3 Grade--First Honor-Linwood
barker, Joseph Kidwell. Evelyn Walden,
Guy Walton.
Others promoted--John Bennett.
Matte Cumber, Mamie Hicks, Linwood
Jordan, Amos King. Lucille Rane. Lot
tie Meade, Alleene Perdue, Leslie Wade.
Two a Grade-First Honor-Marie
May ticks Melvin 1sI'i H GGsef Lucy Meeks.
Dorothy Reams, Ludweli stratton,
Others Promoted-Giadys cumber.
Ruth Daniel, John EIlerson. Irwin
Ellington: Thomas Enroughty Phylts
Enroughty. Alpha, Kline, Rrdo1ph
Ethel Tyree, Victor Throckmorton,
Robert Whitiow. Margaret Wade,
One Grade-First Honor-Lorene
Jackson, Helen GRAY Jones. Kate Jones,
Hazel Leonard, Archie McCaney, En-
net seay, Dorothy solomon, Kotis
others Promoted-Royse Blanken-
ship. Lorene Burkman, Edward Child
ress, Vernon England. Evelyn. Gauld-
Ing, Annie Giddings Melvin Jackson 6Ss,,n'
Louis .Minter Violet Parrish. Virginia
Reynolds. Herman staten.
One A Grade-First Honor~Marie
Childress. Eta Enroughty, Dorothy
Hancock. Wilbur Kocen, Edmond Me
Cabe. Leslie Minton. Robert Lee Par
IRISH. George Peckham, susan Throck-
Others Promoted-Bessie Bowies,
Otis Fowler, Rosa Gaulding, Louis
Kane, Alice King. Reginald King Bes-
sic Manoley, Robert Martin, Leroy
Sharp, Walter Strang, Darlington
Throckmorton, Louis Tinken, Bernice
Tyree. Mary watson Claude Wood.
One A Grade-First Honor-Lewis
Bowman: Anne Elliott, Mabel Hun,
Elvira Hicks. Evelyn Hale, Thelma
Hagan, Elmer Jones, Ralph Kaufman,
Florence Maleman, Emily Morris. MIN
ME Marks, Bernard Pokars, Florence
s E1nn A Marsq shaw s' Clifton wht Ss
others ron1oted-Ruby Allen, Mar
garet Dugan, Lena Dunkley. Gordon
Dent, win Floyd, Mildred Hudgtns,
James Mullan, lucille Norano; Melba
Milde. Bertha Roseu berg, Elizabeth
S'ringer, Marderos Stepanian.
One p Grade-Frst Honor-Minnie
Ayres Ellen Acree. Louis Bond. Elma
Henry Helena Henry, Louise Keith,
Margaret Jones, Rosa Miller, Joe Stap-
les, Edward shaw Edward Van Laer,
Frank Weinbaum, Louise Weisiger.
Others Promoted--Gertrude Baker,
Gladys Brittle, Lulge Caredelireo, Denie
Getzen, Ruth Johnson, Ogden Mills.
Ida oxygen, Mavderos Paroian, David
stern, Alec Salsberg, Norman Tyler,
Two FIVE, < Grade-First Honor-Edna
Alvey. william Catlett, Eula Floyd,
William HUT, Alvin LYLE, Bernice New
Charles sauerwald, Rudolph Thomason,
The1ma Wade, Thelma Wiley, Fannie
/ Weel.4ooun' Warren WI, .s,,I,. p.,
/ Rosa Ball. Ben Rornstein, Catherine
/ DuRan. Alvin Dent, Rosa Go1dstein, Sol
kaufman, Margaret oneil. Goldle I,
Scott, Bessie sonnenberg. Bernard
Wafpert
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
LocaI Ohserxntlon. 8 u. VI. Yenterdnx.
I'VE I.nwrcncc Mnkes Chnnrn

Al" Lawrence, for a number OF
years associated with the manage
ment ~ the Lawrence hotel has Sc
vered his connection with that place
and has accepted a position at the
Commercial hotel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24

James Johnson. thirty years old, was
arrested yesterday on a charge OF as
saulting and robbing +. L. Eubank Of
5000. Tire alleged robbery occurred
on Saturday night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
The Weather

Virrinia-Snow furrles and colder
Monday. Tuesday fair, moderate north
winds
North Carollna-Cloudy and colder
Monday: probably local rains or SHOWS
in extreme west portion. Tuesday fair
moderate south winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24

Chnrwed y,fth AnxuuIt.

T. NJ. Leuuke was arrested Yesterday
on charge Of being n deserter from
the United States army
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
Special Local Data for Yestcrdn

special Local Dnfa Tor Yesterday
IL noon temperature. ,.-.....,.... 81
J.. NJ. temperature. .........,.., sc
Maximum temperature up 10 S +. NJ, 81
Minimum TEN perature up to =. NJ. ~
Mean temperature ,...,.,..,..... 40
Normal temperature ............ II
Excess In temperature today. &
Excess in temperature since March
lst .;....;....... ..,:...,......, 215
Accumulated excess in temperature
since, January list ......-,.,.... 277
halHfal last "a hours :....... None
deficiency in rainfall since March
50 ',t'..'', -, ,-''.. ''...... sos
since January lst .,,..,,..,.... 2.56
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
Stock Market of the Past Week

low
vdu securities the New foTs ana for
each year when
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24
BUCHANAN SCHOOL

Six r Grade--First Honor-Wiliiam
Barbour. Demod Bsnford, Alpha
Moss.
Others Promoted-James Caskie,
Agnes Jones, Emma Ellis, Louise
Jones, Lucy Gaines, Hazel Moss, Lyn-
wood Harris, Rosa Taylor. Marion
Dixon.
six A Grade--First Honor-Annie
Scott.
Others romoted--Bertha Brown.
Otto Crump, Willie Freeman. Trina
Hardy. Hattie Harvey, Beatrice Jones,
Florence Morgan. Trina Reid, Laura
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24

Four b Grade-First Honor
Lucille Armstrong, Clyde Butt, Mary
Cushman, Virginia Davis EstellG
Gratznowsky, Mary McLelland. How
ard Neese. Estelle Richardson, Sophie
Rohm, Sam Rose, Elizabeth Van
Laer
Others Promoted--Herbert Arnold
Ottie Ball. Charles Brauer, Raymond
Carrier, Rudolph Cavan, Rebecca
Dixon, Margaret Elan. Alne Engel-
king, Millicent Haight Ruth johnson,
Mike Morano, Leslie Robertson, Ed
ward Singer, Alfred Turner, Helen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-24

Continued on Seventh Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-10
Southern Seminary
Bncnn Vista. Va.
For Girls and Young Ladies. Forty-seyenth

for 6irls and Young Ladies'. Forty seventh
Session.
one of the oldest female schools in v.r
sinia, in the heart of the Blue Ridge Noun.
iains. In the famous Valley OF Virginia Rev.
r. II Rove. ret:deni principal.
Bishop j. Ii. Vincent. Chicago. says. lyon
would have double rs many as you have IL
the people OF the North knew what YOU
have
You could raise your prices 30 per cent
ana then not Know what to do with the
pupils you would have II the people OF
Virginia and the South knew what Won
have. Gilbert j. Hunt. Richmond Va
Il should be glad to be one az your ma
irons | have been in your school and k,n,v
IL; and not only have confidence in IL, bn,
liked II. was attracted to it."-Dr r. A
Kern. Vanderbilt University.
II ! were able would pay n hundred
dollars more TO have my daughter educated
In country like this for the benefit to her
health and constitution."-Dr Jno Hannon
Courses: College Preparatory. Finishing.
Secretarial Domestic Science, Art Elocu,
ton. Special School of Music. One OF finest
Pipe Organs In schools In South Climate
water and scenery OF Blue Ridge Wonder
ful health record Write for CATALOGUES. In
past have had 10 write applicants could not
TAX, them because We were full. II you
Will advise us at once will reserve place
Bucnn Vista, Na. Box $40
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UNIVERSITIES.

UNIVERSITIES.
University OF Virginia. Charlottesville.
Va. l.. 4. Alderman. Pres.
Washington and Lee University. Licking
ton. Va, DR.. Ii. l.. Smith. Pres.