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na0c 8iuesStraBs
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Gciiens@inaaHa 3um 8ribatsBiireau.
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lno &iolo S5ones, 25.
Gilbert 9. Goplor, 81, bon gtem-
0orf, 9i.-g., s8ittlper, unO s@Ii8o-
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Y. @owncD, 80.
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@igonte, IL.
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pbia @u., imo 5ounie 6. 5tofes,
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Catherine @. elliott II.
6ranceSco @ioroono, 2S, ino
@oetono @uolinu 16.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22

o9nungSIoien 9lr8tc8 olird cincn
Dorber Dcrbeigerltfcnen uno in cinem
g|cbcnraum ocritcdten @oli6iilen be-
mcrtlteIligcn Iaiicn. Or. Selfgott
licB Dor 9ti1tcr Smith Ourc6 ieinen
&e6tsanpolt crfIdrcn, Dab er nit
elmer @erpornung Oes Or. 9aren-
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peitcrcn S6ritte 0egen IGN inter
ncbmcn mcroe. 0ararfbin erfolgte
oic 6rciIaiiung Oes Or. 9orcn6urg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
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oott Dor 9ti6ter Smith 5u Oeront-
morten. 0ie @crbanohlng ernies
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
Baltimore aylurftbcridltc.

0icnitag, oeu 81. 9lpril 1914.
@}cbl. 8uiubr 39349 Safer,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
Der @eISmarft.

6laue EronSaftioncn IN Der 9lttien'
b0ric. @eIO 5u 8 @ro5cnt aus.
gcIie6cn. 0ic 9lfticn Der 9cI,
Gompaguien I'M Steigen.
9ie llnrube in politii6cn arci-
len Oofumcntirt li6 uuf Dem
@cIonnrfte.
Der Sonoel in @crtbpopicrcu in
Der 9lfticnb6rie mar geitern 10 flalt
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finoen ici. 0ie 9lo1frogc nad
@ertbpopicrcn iit gan8 beritlmlmt
lno eS mar idwicrig, geitern irgeuO
cinen G6iifcr 5li iinoen. Die llriohe
81 Oieier ieltenen Gritbeimng miro
i! Der llniiderbcit ii6cr bic Sohlagt
IL W}erifo gciubt. Die pcnigcn
lmgeleBtcn Mertbpopierc bieltcn iih
mlf Dem bisbcrigcn Stonoc. Sn Seem.
Yorf 5eigte Scr 9lftiemnarft cine
er0Berc 6cItigfeit, obi6on aud bort
fein Steiaen Ser @reiic berihtct
mur0c. g8ic Oic 9onfcn mittbeiIten
III Die 3insrote fir fur5e 3eitonlci-
ben bon 51a ouf 5 @ro5ent bcrun.
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dc Inn cinige @unftc binoufeingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
@rmmSltiifs.ltcbrrtrnnnn0cn.

So6n SaDlor an G6os. s. Wlart
Ooga uno 6rou g8eitieite Oof sill
na6e 20. Str., IA 6ei 100.
rSomcieeferS Stealth 60" an Sal
pin So6nion itnO tSroiL 2iticite @ilt
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p@omouoion &eoltp CO. an SEQ.
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ainoeruotter 9}or0meit Gde 8rc.
mont imO &iue-Slr.
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9i6D uuo 6roL 9}oroieite 2onuale-
0tr4 na6e @looming0alc 9Rooo, 1873
6ei 125.
5roncis q. 9lcnb uuo 6ron an 9n-
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glpe., no6e a. Stry 1853 BEL 100.
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H. &C., 1 @ruu0ltiid
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SmalwooO-Str., 45.6 BEL 61.2H.
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127.
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toga, nobc6remont-Stry 14.4 Bel SO.
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9seleren5en ~ &r. 2249, GnlGm %laec.
(Ipr22-23)
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Safer. ~ 3ufl6r 1920 9n-
i@cl, @crionot bon ben @leootoren
St2S guI6el; GleOatorcn @orratb
21L72O @uidcI
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GSEc 5nr Olciic in's 9IaslnnO Be-
iorat s. Slainc, VII. 413, GitSaIH.
murc.Str., uaNe GuitOm SOuie yus,
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S8ci5en. 3ufubr 80,1S7 9u-
i6eI; Gcrionot bon ben Glcootorct
2G0 8uIdel; @lcbatorcn 8orrotb
724,224 9ldc6cI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22

5arm. 10 9lder. Saus mit 3mimer, eiau,
6rndbdume alcr Gorier, na0c elinapoll9
ScnrD eaucrwalo, 0y. 700, gecits6ranlin'
GlraRc. (@pr2l -25)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
SOCIETY INTERESTED.
IN HEATH WEDDING.
! MISS ROSA HEATH AND WILLIAM
L. LONG TO WED IN PITTS
BURG.
GERMAN CLUB DANCE
THIRD OF IT'S KIND TAKES PLACE
THIS MISUNDERSTANDING
ING MARRIAGE OF MISS
REnECCA WALKER.

This evening at Q o'clock the third
dance OF the Richmond German club
will take place In the ballroom OF
The Richmond hotel and a large and
brilliant company will be in attend
ince. The decorations will be very
elaborate and supper will be served
1t IL o'clock In the gilt ballroom.
Petcrsbur. Wedding.
Society in Richmond Is greatly in
terested in the marriage of Miss Rosa
Arlington Heath, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. Heath, OF Petersburg. and
Mr.. William Lunsford Long. Of Roam
oke Rapids. N. c., which will take
place at $40 O'Clock this evening In
st. Paurs Episcopal church. Peters
burg, in the presence OF a large and
fashionable gathering of relatives and
friendss
Rev z. p. cambridge will be the
of1iciating minister. Miss Sue Eaton
Pretlow. of Franklin, Va, will be
maid Of honor, and Little Miss Kath-
crime Pendleton. Of New York. and
Master Carter Myers, of Petersburg.
will be ribbon bearers. The brides
maids include:
Misses Sailie Long. of Northampton
county. n. C.; Octavia Arlington. Of
GreenvilIe, s. c.; Bessie Cabaniss, Of
Petersburg: sallie Meanham. OF Pc
tersburg; Mary Piummer McIlwaine
OF Petersburg. DIR. Thomas w. NJ.
Long. brother OF the groom. will act
rs hest man. and the Eroomsmen Will
be Messrs. Edwin ZoiIIcoffer. of Wei
don, N c.: Willie Long. of Northamp-
ton, ~ c.: John Hall Manning, Of
Durham, n. c.: George Thomas, OF
Raleigh, N c.; wilkins Lewis. Of
jackson. ". c.. and Hartwell Heath.
OF Petersburg.
Many distinguished guests from a
caHion. and a brilliant reception will
follow the ceremony at the home Of
the bride
Interesting Announcement.
Mr.. e. c. Walker, OF soc Park ave-
nue., announces the engagement and
approaching marriage OF his daugh-
TER. Rebeeea. to Lieutenant Alex. S.
Wordsworth. Jr.. United States navy
the wedding to take place very quietly
at the horne Of the bride on January
slst. owing to mourning in the fam
lily only the immediate families will
be present,
In Washington.
SAYS the Washington Post:
Mrs Thornton. wife of State SEN
ator r. Eweli Thornton. of Fairfax
va. will be with Mrs. Sscard, ai4s
Florida avenue, northwest, during the
term OF the general assembly OF VIZ
GINA.
Mrs Thornton will go to Richmond
on Wednesday to attend the reception
riven by the governor of Virginia. and
Mrs Mann in honor OF Governor-elect
and Mrs. Henry c. Stuart. and mem-
hers OF the general assembly Of vtr-
gsnsa. returning to Washington the
next day"
At tho Woman's Club.
The Story Of the Niheiungenleid,"
will be the subject of lecture given
at the Womans club this evening at
4:aa O'Clock by Mrs, L. r. Dashiell.
who is also chairman Of the afternoon.
There will also be music and the usual
informal tea will follow the talk.
Miss Florence Peple will review
Henry Sydnor Harrison's latest novel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
FIRST BAPTIST IS
N SPLENDID SHAPE
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR YEAR
SHOWS HEALTHY CONDITION
OF AFFAIRS.
MEMBERSHIP C r O w S
REPORTS READ AT THE ANNUAL
MEETING HELD YESTERDAY
ARE OF ENCOURAGING
NATURE.
MEMBERSHIP GRO w S

The annual meeting of the First
Baptist church. Twelfth and Broad
streets, was held yesterday afternoon
with a large attendance.
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel, D. D..
pastor Of the church presided. and
tie reports OF the treasurer. and other
officers and committees showed that
the affairs Of the church are in very
good condition.
There are at present 1895 MEM
bers in the congregation. OF these,
f40 have Joined the church In the
last year giving q net increase OF SO.
The total receipts Of the church for
the year were $43,411.65.
How II Was Spent.
OF this sum the following was ex
pended: For foreign missions, $6,761.
for home missions, $685.: for State
missions, 1858: for general expenses,
$11.534: for repairs to church prop
erty, s5,l65; miscellaneous expenses,
s17.357.S5.
The Sunday school report showed
that there are lightweight teachers
and officers, and that the average at
tendance is II. The scholars on the
roll at present are sl1, and the record
attendance for any Sunday during the
last year was T23.
Thirty-three members of the Sum-
day school Joined the church during
the year, and there are 2sa members
Of the Sunday schools home depart
mhnt. OF whom 1873 are firemen.
There are at present. 518 members
Of the church, who attend the Sunday
school.
Receipts OF Daughters.
The daughters OF the church re-
ported that their receipts for the year
had been $i55: the woman's guild.
which was established fifty-nine years
ago, reported that its receipts had
been $231.9S: the State misston circle.
which has seventy-nine members re-
ported that It had taken in $s50.1O;
the Austin Bible class. s4s5.52: the
Dorcas society. s23S.17: the Baptist
Young Peoples union reported that
1t has an average attendance OF 80 per
cent; the Sunbeam society. that its re-
ceipts had been s45, and the Mems
league, that II had l32 members.
twenty OF whom had Joined during
the year.
DR. Mcdaniel read his annual re-
port and message. and letter was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
REGISTER HAS MADE
FORTY-F|VE GRANTS
REPORT OF J. W. RICHARDSON
SHOWS TOTAL OF
4,e1e ACRES.

John w. Richardson. register Of the
land office, has completed and mailed
his report Of grants issued for the
year ending December 81, 1918. to the
auditor OF public accounts, granting
4.s16 acres. He has sent abstracts to
the Circuit court clerks OF the sew
eral counties. in which the land is
located, which are by them to be re-
ported to the commissioners Of reve-
nue.. who will enter them upon the
county land books for county and
State taxation, as follows:
Albemarie, eighty-two acres, one
grant; Botetourt, four and one-half
acres, one grant; Bland. two acres,
one grant, Buchanan, 291 acres. Ave
grants; Bath. 37l acres, two grants:
Craig, Ie4 acres. four grants; Dick
enson. 49, acres. three grants; Flu
wanna. thirteen acres, two grants:
Floyd, one and seven-eighth acres,
one grant; Grayson, four and one
half acres, two grants. Highland,
1910 acres, seven grants. Henrico.
1877 Ia acres. Ave grants; Mentgom-
cry, six and one-half acres. one grant:
Norfolk. ass acres. FIVE grants. Nell
son, twelve acres. one grant; Patrick,
fifteen and fve-eighth acres, one
grant; Page, seventy-one acres, one
grant: Shenandoah. thirty-nine acres.
one grant: Washington, 676 acres
one grant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

The triple skirt has been voted uni
sersaily becoming. especially when It Is
fashioned OF Z light nlmy fabric or .
clinging dix. Another very attractive
feature Of many Of the new frocks
IL the surplics bodice. This II another
revival and promises TO rival it, arst
appearance In popularity.
Az printed chilfons, tafretas and light
silks are to b generally fashionable tho
coming season. It II safe to predict that
bordsred materials Will have Z flrst
place. They are - we'll suited 10 the
two and three TERED skirts and the
overblouss desiGn4
Number $3.50 Ii developed In 4 bord-
cred chiffon over chArmeuee and u =
charming afternoon or informal even
Ing gown For sire 30 this costume ne
luires 6H yards Of 00-inch mGterial
There II strictly practical element
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

Literary Round table at the club
Wednesday afternoon at 4:3o o'clock.
Mrs. Archer Jones 10 Chairman on
this afternoon.
Entertained In Alexandria
Mrs Alexander Sands was among
the guests OF honor at u pretty card
party given last week by Mrs. John
Hunton Foster and Miss Carrie Strih-
ling. Master Alexander Sands, who
has been spending the holidays with
his aunts. the Misses Norton, has also
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
COLONEL GRUNOY
IS NOT TO RETIRE
TO BOARD OF ALDERMEN
FROM LEE WARD.

Colonel Barton II. Grundy, chair
man of the finance committee, alder
man from Lee ward, who. some time
ago. stated that he would retire from
public life, has determined to again
run for tho board of aldermen.
He has served on many important
committees OF city council. and for
several years has been chairman of
the finance committee. Many of his
friends, after he had announced he
would not stand for reelection. pre-
vailed upon him to announce himself,
and he finally consented to again
serve the people In the board of al
dermen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

In the fashions to-day despite their
frtlls and dounces. What could b
more convenient. than 4 real pocket
on each side Of Z blouse7 The scout
blouse which u here illustrated IL new
and decidedly smart Al shown in
0110, Il u made Of crepe Do Chine In
white: the pockets and straps are
stitched and the tie forms . point 1t
thu back Of the collar which II IT.
fecfive. A skirt Of dark blue duvetyn
with Z plaid tunic accompanies the
blouse This blouse may b copied
In siss 80 with 23t yards Of o6-inch
material; the skirt t8145) requires
for sixs -. ~ yards Of S6inch ma
terial Or az ydA Of A2-inch material
Nunber S1E0-Gizes "a to ~
Number 811o-sixes - to ~.
Number 8145-sises q to %.
Each pattern IL csntA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

Every State and territory Is reprc-
sented, With the exception or New
Mexico. Commercial organizations in
Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philip
pine Islands have been elected. The
American Chamber of Commerce OF
Paris, and the American Chamber Of
Commerce for the Levant are also
members.
The second annual meeting of the
National Chamber will be held In
washington from February nth 70
18th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

read from DR.. George Green. who is
doing missionary work in Africa
The church passed resolutions to
convey their love and sympathy to
the members who are Ill and unable
to attend. and especially requested
that the same be conveyed to Its
former pastor. DIR. George Cooper, and
to Dr. r. j. Willingham, correspond
ing secretary OF the foreign mission
airy board, both OF whom have been
Ill for some time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
SIX VIRGINIA CITIES
JOIN NATIONAL CHAMBER

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1i--As the re-
suit OF recent elections. six commercial
organizations in the State of Virginia
are now members of the National
Chamber.
There are four hundred and eighty
eight organizations constituting the
membership OF the National Chamber.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

been given a number OF charming
parties.
p.,urr IN Richcrond
~. cs., T,,csar cnnL ana nr
Gaorga r. cook of wayneshoro. have
raturrsa horna .fter enandinr the
Florida.
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1890. rh,,...an - I,schrora
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An9s Dau&nte1s 10 Meet
st. John's Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers win meet this afternoon at
East Broad street. All members are
urged to be present. as plans will be
made ut this meeting for the mid
winter entertainment which IL to be
given.
Personals.
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Mrs James r. Branch IL IN Wash
hatan.
Miss Julia Cone. OF this city. L. the
guest of Miss Eliza Douglas, in Alex
NJ. y,r.1r,. Ran,a,r who ~.
been spendinr the HOLIDAYS with her
t,r,t,sr'snsIaw ara sis,ar the pav
tha,r n"ra an seminsrv tTi,i Aie~s
andr,. has rat,rnsd ~ Rtrhmond
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
The Vnginian' $
Free Shopping Service

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
CITY COMMITTEE
MEETS TUESDAY
MAY FIX DATE FOR SPRING PRI-
MARY-TO REFLECT OLD
OFFICERS.

The city Democratic committee will
meet at Murphy's hotel Tuesday night
for organization. At this meeting q
time will probably be set for the
spring primary.
The coming primary will prove a
most interesting one The mayor. two
members or the administrative board.
twenty councilman and eleven alder
men will be elected.
Many members Of the city commit
tee are new in the harness a large
number Of the old ones declining to
run at the last election. There Is no
change in the list OF officers antici-
pated at this time. Here - the mem
bership:
Clay ward-H. B. Burnett. James
M. Hayes, Jr.. W. B. Jennings. Leo
o. Miller. John M. Purcelh- b. w.
Ragland. Edward l. Ryan. Clyde w.
Saunders.
Jefferson sWard-E. w. Evans. w.
r. I1pford, r. J. Bagiey. Thomas r.
Johnaon, Mann r. Rogers. L. Stage
Powell. H. p. CARRIER.
Lee Ward--W. q. Duke. Writ f..
Taylor. Frank Ferrandini, william
Russell Joacs, Charles v. Darlington,
James n. Price. ]. ~. Blanks,
Madison Ward George r. Davis.
John l. Morria Jesse A, LAdd. James
E Hart. II 81. e>Esnshxx-H sthsI
James HI Price. % Lee ward. II
chairman: Waltar 10. Duke. of LIE
ward. = necfStaFYs And \. LII
3csd ~ yekeyeeM 1tafd r. trsanslSor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12
ROTAR|ES DINE
AND CO TO SHOW
GAY TIME PROMISED AT TUES
DAY EATFEsT BY SMITH, ROS-
Al
ENDoRF, CoRLEY EFT AIS.

The Rotary Tuesday Tobasco" hiss
Just come from the press. full o1
bright nuggets Of wit and wisdom.
The Tuesday luncheon promises to
be most entertaining and enjoyable.
A large crowd of Rotaries have ar
ranged to be on hand. and 1t Ii said
there will be some surprises sprung
by the leading spirits like Alvin Smith.
Sam Rosendorf. j. G. Corley and
others.
After the luncheon the Rotarfes win
go to the Lyric theater.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

70 sbtsan either pattern "
lusFatsd MI out this coupon and
Bs sure to state number Of pattern
ana siaA measuring eve. the fullest
part OF the bust Address Pattern
Department care Richmoud W.
gilman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-12

Mrs Albert r Hunt, who has been
the guest Of Mrs Max Eamurlson. In
Culpeper. has returned to her home
In West avenue.