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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
FIRST ISSUE IN
ITS new HOME
FEBRUARY NUMBER or MER-
CHANTS JOURNAL TO BE
OUT NEXT WEEK.

The first issue OF the Merchants
Journal and Commercewhich was
induced to move from Lynchburg to
Richmond by the chamber Of COM
merce-will be issued from its new
home early next week. Despite the
handicaps incident to q change of
base, the February issue OF this peri
odical---admitted to be the most infiu-
entail trade Journal in the country
will be only a few days late.
Permanent Offices of the periodical
have been established in the Iexin-
ton hotel building, on Main street. and
the removal OF the ONCE force OF STE
nographers, clerks, advertising men
and the accompanying appuftenances
successfully accomplished.
For some months the chamber Of
commerce bent Its energies n the d.
rection Of persuadirE Norman H.
johnson. editor and puhlisher sof the
Merchants Journal end Commerce. to
move his periodical to Richmond In
order that the capital city might have
a recognized commercial organ of
force and spirit to further the work
OF the chamber and advance the In
terests OF Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
'IIIfFlC B|Ws
TO Be ENFORCED
succEssoR TO HENRY L. CAB
TEA TO N NAMED
LATER.
GAS OFFICE CHANGES
MCCARTHY AND wHIT.rEr TO FOR
MuLATE TENTATIVE BUDGET
TO BE REVISED ny
BOARD.
GAS OFFICE CHANGES

Following the suggestion made in
q communication to the administra-
tive board yesterday by Mr.. Ut. Pal
matary. that body referred to the
chief OF police the communication
which called attention to the fact
that the trAfilc laws were not being
fully observed by numbers of drivers.
I Mr.. Palmatary Is subchairman OF
the board of public interest, and at
the meeting of that board next Wed
nesday night expects to present an
ordinance concerning traffic require
ments. WI
Superintendent Knowles, Of the
gas department. yesterday asked the
indulgence OF the board for several
days In the naming OF a successor to
the late Henry l. Carter. clerk In the
gas department. The superintendent
has not beenp able to select from
the number Of aspirants the name
Of ono to be nominated FOR the boards
election or confirmation. Mr.. Carter
Was in the department a number of
years. He was buried yesterday.
Changes In Water ONCE.
superintendent Davis reported that
he had accepted the resignation of
A. ]. Dillon. an employee at the de-
partment Of water. and had promoted
III. C. Allen and =. III. Shaw. T. s.
whitlow was chosen to fiIi the va
cancy created by the elevation of
Mr.. Shaw. The board approved the
action OF the superintendent.
The Richmond and Hcnrico Rail-
way company was directed to repair
Baker street along the. line Of its
tracks. The condition Of the street
had been complained OF by citizens
living In that section.
MeaGrs. Mccarthy and Whittet, on
motion of Mr.. Hirschberg. were chosen
to formulate q tentative budget of
wants OF the various departments I'M
der the Jurisdiction of the board. This
budget La to be returned to the board
for consideration. In addition to this
the board determined to at any time
summon heads of departments for
conferences In reference to the wants
desired by them
Space In Conduit for City.
The telephone company WAS permit
ted to lay a conduit in Sycamore
street. with the provviso that one Sec
ton be reserved for city use.
When the bids for supplying the
city with terra Gotta pipe were open
ed 1t was found that the charges
OF the Davis. Sitterding & Carueai
company and that OF Baldwin and
Brown were Identical. Upon motion
Of Mr.. Whittet the contracts are to
be divided between the two firms
Commissioners FolkeS and Beck vot-
cd against the proposition, the latter
contending that the contract should
be given to one concern. the success
full one to be chosen by lot
The superintendent Of the City home
was instructed TO purchase from the
Cardweil Machine Works sixteen
CRATES to cost not more than 81. SO
each.
Superintendent Thompson was i'm
structed to have one thousand license
tags printed Tor removing picture
operators.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
PRIZE WINNERS At
MASQUERADE BALL

At the annual mxsquetAda BAH 81
the Ges4nGverein vifGffiia given ii
Masonic temple Monday night the
prizes were won by Mr.. Joseph
Stumpf. Mr.. John 8. Lieb1&t, Mr.. sOs-
car e, Sp0tt. Mr.. A. r. Qfllen, Mrs.
u. A. Deitrick and William Criminal.
There were more than ITO makers
on the Moor.
The committee ON Awards sm-
William Ebel. and the general COM
mittee consisted Of Measrh Hassel,
HattAge. MolI, Sutterlin. volkman and
Epuling. Music was furntshed ~
Heinhnrdt's orchestra.
The arrangements comrnittee was
'cCmptimented for the manner In
which It made OF the AFFAIR such :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
install OFFICERS
MISSION SOCIETY

The installation Of objects OF the
woman's Home Mission society oil
Park Place church took place Tues.
day. The interest in the work OF
the society was manifested by the
good attendance.
The pastor. REV. J. ]. Bradford
conducted the services, The presi-
dent, Mrs. Wingfieid. gave q summary
Of the work that was done In tho past
ave yearA The figures Representing
the administration to the sick and
needy and the money raised arc very
gratifying. Nearly three thousand
dollars have been raised. Much work
10 planned for the year.
The olzlcsrs are: Mrs. e. B. Wing
Ileld, president: Mrs. Julian Layne,
firxt vice-prcstdent: Mrx II ]. 6tf-
ford. second Vice president: Hrs G. L
ChAppeli. fourth vtcc-presidAnt: Misa
Margaret CurIey. recording 1ccretaxy;
Mrs. Lillian u. wilkins. corresponding
secretary and superintendent OF press
work: Mr.. W. 4. MCGEE. Agent for
Missionary Voice"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
SECOND TOUR Of
INSTITUTE TRAIN
NINETEEN-DAY TRIP OVER
SOUTHERN.

\ Commissioners Of Agriculture George
w. Koiner. Secretary SproulI. Of tho
board Of agriculture. and three other
experts left Richmond yesterday
morning ut 3 o'clock over tho South
ern railway In charge Of tho second
of the Sfsf3 farm insutute specials.
Tho drst stop was made ct West
Point. ~ 10 o'clock and the second
ct Tunstall. ct 3 p. ~. Observing
the same hours the special win today
visit Chuia and Jennings and tomor-
row Green Bay and Keysville-
The present tour will continue un-
interruptedly until Thursday. Febru-
airy seth. ending 1t Fairfax. Attach
ed to the train 10 . special exhibit
car containing the finest speciments
Of agricultural products produced In
the state.
NJ ". Richards, land and Industrial
agent OF the Southern. L. accompany
ing the special to look after tho per-
sonal comfort Of the agricultural ex-
perts ana the schedule OF the train.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
ALT M'DOWE[L'S
SON IS INJURED

Clerk of Council committees ALT
II. Mcdowell. was summoned to Grace
hospital yesterday afternoon shortly
after o'clock, because OF an acct
dent which took his young SON, VIII
liam. to that institution.
Young william was riding down
Franklin street on hts bicycle, when
at the corner Of Henry street, a tour
ing auto, occupied by ]. III. White and
e. 8. White. brothers, crossed the
street. In attempting to avoid each
other the youngHter was struck in the
face and knocked OF his wheel.
The Whites stopped their machine,
and. with the assistance OF w. L. Au-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07

brey, picked up the lad and carried
him to the hospital. 1t was found
that no bones were broken. and the
only wound of moment was cut on
the lower jaw over the lip. The lad
was not knocked unconscious
The young men Immediately went
to the City hall and. notified Mr.. Nc
Dowell. Mrs. Mcdowell liz i'll, and
they felt 1t would not be right to tell
her of the accident. although 1t Is not
believed the wound will prove serious
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
FOR CHILDREN,S DAY TUESDAY
Organizations.
EXTENSION WORK
IN CAMPBELL
fCAntinued from First Page.)

j. II. Binford, secretary Of the CO.
operative Education association. ID
spending the week In Campbell conn-
tE where. accompanied BY County SD
peTintendent w. L. Garbee, he Is vtitt-
ing many points In the county for the
purpose OF organizing school clubs and
improvement leagues. on Tuesday
meetings were held at Lawyers. Ewing
ton and Alta Vista Al Evin9ton 4
school league was organized with the
following officers: President, BENJAMIN
Hughes; vice-president. w. n. New
man: secretary. Mrs Eugene Ould :
treasurer. Mrs. Thompson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
WIFE MEETS DEATH
AT HUSBANDS HANDS

SPOTSYLvANIA VA. FEB. s,-Nel-
son Carter. . white man OF this county
near McHenry. shot and instantly kill
ed his wife today about II o'clock.
Carter and his wife have had many
and FREQUENT family troubles, which
resulted IN serious alterations, and
which ctflrninated IN the .d1ath OF the
day. Carter was Immediately arrested
and committed to the Jail Of the coun-
ty by Sheriff r. NJ. Waller and Com
monwcalth Attorney G. s. Coleman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
Social ana Personal.

ny 18th in Tayne and Taylor,s hall
for the benefit OF WeAtherford Mem
orail church.
:. Rev. i. w. Kinchelne, recently called
has nosiaed the pulpit committee that
he will assume his duties In the
church on the third Sunday in this
month.
Mrs, Arthur Jewett Is III in the
Momurial hospital.
b. H. Morrisett. who has been sick
for several weeks ct his home in
Swansboro. Is able to be out again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
bowler MURDER
q. CASE UP TODAY

The case Of Davis Bowler, colored.
charged with the murder OF Arthur
Harris on October 32nd. last year,
will be called In Hustings court to-
day.
had no, counsel. Judge Richardson
appointed lawyer w. w. Beverley TO
look out for tho prisoners case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
Cole Placed Under Bond.

James Cole. colored, was before
Crutchfield yesterday for running
amuck at the City home He was
given six months In Jail under Sc
cnrity. No one was hurt during Coles
mad outbreak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
Ncrfolk onlccr RestgAs.

Aajutant General w. w. Sale yes
ter<lay received the resignation OF
Captain w. II. Church, adfutant OF
the Fourth Infantry. stationed At
Norfolk. Captain Church gives pres
sure OF business ~ his reason for quit
ting the military service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07

Indians to scalp three.

Three paIefaces VIII be ecaiped next
Monday night by Indianola Tribe.
No. SO. Improved Order OF Red Men.
at the wigwam, Eleventh and Hull
streets.
The initiation Of these three can
didafes will raise the membership OF
the order to 3si. the largest enroll
ment of Red Men In Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07

The Baptist Young Peoples Union,
OF Stockton Street Baptist church
gave an entertainment last night In
the home Of Mrs ~. 4 Percivai. si2
Bainbridge street. for the benefit of
the building fund. A good program
was carried out. and q silver offering
taken at the door.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
Falls Across Stove.

Lewis, the four-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy ~. Rowe. OF 250z
Hull street, was badly burrcd about
about his hands and face Wednes-
day afternoon when he fell across q
stove In his parents' home, He was
reported yesterday to be getting along
nicely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07

Tns th0 HV0ttn4u C0UxS yNoIof01y
RsvmofSd 0uaith, c01Of6d. was &C.
qdItt6d Of the charge scf houaebreak-
0SprrA Cook. on : similar charge.
Va fivSn ~ months ~ jail, and
jolln Rose, coiorsd. charged with
having held mp G. a. spencer and
robbed him of III, W1s g3veu etght
pears ID the psn5tsntiAry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
WIN speajx On Poor.

Whatsoever Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet this evening at $3.50
o'clock In the lecture room Of Porter
Street Presbyterian church. @. A.
Weber will deliver m address on tho
Housing Conditions OF the Poor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-07
JUNIORS TO HAVE
SILVER JUBILEE
LIBERTY COUNCIL is NOW THE
LARGEST OF THAT ORDER
IN THE STATE.

! With q membership of 490 more
than when organized, Liberty Coun-
ell. Junior Order of United American
Mechanics. viii celebrate it's twenty
nth Anniversary on February 21st in
Robbers hall.
| The committee in charge Of the
program has succeeded in securing a
| number OF the most prominent juniors
In Virginia, including several State Of
| flcers, to make addresses on the occa-
| sion. Instrumental and vocal selec-
| tons and recitations, followed by re-
freshments, VIII complete the pro-
gram.
For the past few years Liberty
council has held the distinction Of be-
ing the banner Junior Order In the
State. According to the latest official
returns 1t surpassed the next order
in sine by more than 100 members
When the council WAS organized
twenty-five years ago it had only
twenty charter members. All OF them
soon set TO work soliciting new MEM
berH, and the enrolment soon reached
the 6ve-ecore mark. Great rapidity
has marked the increase OF organixa-
ton since It made its debut, and at
present II has $40 members on the
roll.
Superintendent Makes Report.
According to the report made yes
teriay to Superintendent of Public
Instruction r.. C. Stearns by Division
superintendent William c.. Owens,
$4,000 will be expended in new
schools In Chesterfield county this
year.
Four buildings are already In course
Of construction. while seven more are
pending. The two largest OF the four
buildings now in erection are the
Swansboro and Oak Grove schools. All
OF the seven proposed structures will
be graded schools save one, which win
be used rs a high school.
Damage Suit Postponed.
Tho absence of a witness caused the
Continuance Of the damage suit Of
George e. buffers administrator
against the Southern Railway COM
pany. which was scheduled for q
hearing yesterday In Hastings court.
part II. Tho sim of $4,000 In In
Duffer. who was the employ OF the
railway company. was crossing track
In the yards when he was run down
by a shifting engine. The injuries
proved fatal, he dying the following
I'day in local hospital.
WIN Deliver Humorous Lecture.
A humorous lecture entitled The
Greatest Word Ever Written" will DO
delivered Monday evening at S:15
o'clock In Weatherford Memorial
church by the Rev. j. s. Jones. Mr..
Jones. who owing to an aff1iction is
known AZ the kneeling evangelist. is
well known as humorist and joke
artist The entertainment will be
given for the benefit OF Weatherford
church.
Masquerade Party.
At a meeting held yesterday after
noon in the home OF Mrs. Clements
Swansboro Chapter OF Kings paugh-
tsrx decided to etve . masquerade
party Friday night. February 21st,
In Tayne and Tayior's hall, former
ly known as Milby hall. The chapter
also decided to purchase plano and
install Il in the hall
Another meeting will be held next
Tr,exdax. afterunnn In the home Of
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2ofal Seridt.
&ulfsfcit Der RhcinpfGiser.

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lluterbaItuug uno gelultigune Der
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Seition O. Tat AeE RCfi her GefammlicfteH
tcn bsfagieE ge:tfNerlIHg tpei6er Mot fpestrL
auieriegi gpar2e ben etr Siaot 1tHctnnn, be
sabii nerben fog nns Gem @tlos oes Ser.
fanfs bon Wonos rcle's ron befoEter Eiahi
Fnr fcIdeH 3iueS amt III beT bonn Befet p5r.
eefehencr gEeife aI5aeaeben Eereen.
5eitou Tdt dIs 9pis unb puHSereisu
uupreu3auo uah crf'JfCnN on bethe Eetten bon
1 geindea slbenne siutf6eu auebeT Etrdhe
unb 8arf Zfrabe beiieuerf iperbeH fol-
len Fit bic befagie gerbe'fegnHs, tute obeu re-
Seiiion 8. Tan Der Tireetor r' RubIt.
Seroice herburd hecclmEfiici unh ungefpie'er
ifi. eneH aoHtraii etHsuaebeu unh anAsuftb
ren fir aeHdnnte Nerbeferuup NIT benz fliehrie,
fieH Hno tefier Rieter, nod aunoueiruHs IN
tisbers nFtim-HgnG nit hem seeg
Seifion g. Ttefe CrbInan3 fol IN stxcf! :ge
ter ul1b Biiiiafgii buben ron uub raA beE
frfibeften nout eSefer erIanbien Setipuufie an
pdifirt am % Suni 1913
Simeen N Snbufpu,
NrniioeHf hes 2;ao,raibs.
gegIoubtei: Grtbur QsSh olcrf.
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