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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

cur altrustlc nature imrels love fo- the
e'cing infant And 40 tho same time
The subject 20 motherhood q over before
as. To know what 90 Az that viii add
a. the physical comfort ~ expecttnt
motherhood is a subject that has inter.
ested most wnmcn N an lines one ~
tho real heipful shngs is an external
abdominal application w'il On most irue
stores under me uame ~ Mother
Friend We have known a. many grand-
mothers who IN their youngrr DAYS
rcliod anon this remedy ana who r,s,om
mend y g. thrir oWn daughters chat it
certainly must W. what ts uamc lndi.
yates They have used f Or ns direcf
inaaencs ppon the muscles c1ria uga-
ments ard tFnhona as V aims 60 ar0r4
rrllef ffom the strain Rnd pain 81 often
unnecessarily severe during The period q
expectancy
Ever, woman should mention "NosNsr's
Friend when The siork IS the subject ~
eenNcrsatinn. AN ingtncuing lUtlc book
u mailed ire upor application % Brad
REID Nogalaief Co.. sos tanar Nds
ANanta, Ca n refers 90 many things
that women lihe 90 rcad about Il also
contains more coriplrte directions thae
ooald ~ put nnon label u rvfcrs nnt
ONLY ~ rho rtNcf frNn mgxnln sffaln dua
% their eNraus ann bui aisa a. naua,a
uicrn'ng sickness caktrg " hr,asiS.
Got or Recommend a hoitle ~ Mothers
Friend to-day aud write for the hook.
The cHeci u this splendid external
nrfAieatf,n y an exprcs~lon 81 the thou
Sant~ ~ women VINO have sa.s,eSSf,,lly
used Z and Recommended e tar0uSh two
senerAltoa&
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13
ELEcrloN oRnFR-

NJ Ordinance o. rrn. 800 Cor the subs.
mission lo tho prosperity taN m.ire
voters NJ mo CIV - Corpus chrsu
rcsts 'he question. ~mi' fhe c.t,
~ Corpus CHRISTI improve and rs
nr-r Us water WORKS. ssstom ana
conuuu" io supply thr inhahlrt+
~ s'W rIiy Vlfh water from water
WORKS sFsicm owned b, sad cnr
and issue bonds ~ ssid CIN In suf
rcient amount 81 improve crntrr
anr extend said system lni thcrc,,
Increase The water upplv or snau
the said CITY enter into n prI,gtr
contract Win ~ NiN to SUNNY tho
'tp end its inhabitants Win water
m arcnriance With the nronasai or
s'm Ny made 90 said city. and IA.
caring an ,morscn,,
Whereas. IL is deemed bees, ig the
ems 'ouncii ~ thr cny ~ corn,
'hf's'i 20 Submit to ih, vote ~ 49,
Qualified voters ~ said cts the Quo.
ton a. 20 whether the CITY shall com
''nue 10 own and operate rs oNr
Municipal Waierworss Syster, ana NJ
Improve the same and increase "a. VA
ses supply or whether the Clty shan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13
TRUTH ABOUT WAR NEWS

Grrmpn tfarships sink three
British liner British cruisers
sink lhrcc Grtmra Merchantmen
Submarine turns turtle and
browns three members oi crow zap
ia a dingiblc "Liego invested.
dcvosicd. captured rxirrmnnicd
held against the enuuy. making n
heroic defense preserved intact
"Germnns loso 2l.OW lu latest cu-
gaecmcut % Typographical rr
ror. tho latest engagement didn Z
take place. "Tmck log myct
trans Ntlnulir steamship mrlIug
over urVnV pillows Wth tiOWu
600 boz gold CON investigation 10
is discovered lhni thr steamship
supposed o. hhye been sawed hy lbr
Cox dilu't loayo port Tho ron.
s'u that % didn't lea,o port was
because 30 hndn becu launched
"Norih Africa invaded hl Wild
guus lgooseycll declares TINT
This report ls q he, sass hr kiIlrd
che last Wild puus and ihai ho had
gn agreement with Che wild Gnu
factorics that no more would
hc turned out Holland declares
war con the siork Turkey
hoks immcusc lap fleet on IA,
Nile y 'lnilcd States cnforccs
uliimaium against Mexico nud
40 u goes, orr way and another
like q pnok of hungry dogs loose
un fai hnnr no report enu nr
taken sDrlou,ly mono ctn ho
doubted for fear that Il might o.,
truci aud the newspapers have io
gi'o The news while 30 Is news
oven it 30 im't news nnl 90,
whole wide world is turned topsv
turyy rm because Christian ma
iions insist upon tho blood atone
mcut.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13
REV. HARIY TALKS TO
MANY AT PALM GARDEN
Interest Added 60 Moebng last Niaht
~ Wei Ren dered Vocal
Numbers

r.od Aut,u,e hpnd He, uarb
ni ihD pHm Uardun asuu i,st uitht
thr preliminary malyr net,nr was
led o., O. g. lrFrtt Interest Nts ta
iDd tn lho musi, uf tho evening b,
duct rrndrrvd Cosy Nlaa Euh trr
iriDo of Waco ana Mr unu
Mr iiarNs tsNt be- found in Goh
uans go. Tat us nat he wuu, of
ioius eood fof ln duo season We shau
frap if we faint NOT So them an Ne
have opportunity leg us do good to au A"
The leaders Co the Gnhuana be- rama
DECLARATION uf Independents, iio ho
ucVcd nv Jcsns did In mo lntogrii, uf
thv individual Jesus ufion bssvttcd
tus uwn spiritual independence co.
rather lils Freedom 90 drcid, fof lllm
Hcif What Good would have tim SEQ ue
enid mo- mnn takes m, ilfc away Il m
me. nut : la, u down VI m,scif ne
/ meant hy that thst ipng bctoro lu,
ruomlca had fumed au, plot 90 "a
ceuiod any plans for taking lNs hfc
/ iio had cuuried tho rnst and bad
chosen Ga go W was "a lbr ,rnss ii,
said w hosovsef doe. che viii uf IN,
/ father tho same IS m, moubct m,
hrnthor nl nav sister Nol onN Be- "a,
iccmrns illa ~pir'aal knshp Wbi
\ fsoss Who do the viii nj cod hni n,
ls also asserting thal ihosc ,l,s.'st &,
\ lim aud dearrst Co Him ha,r nri Ga,
rtrhl 90 decide for HIM what ls %,
Wili of Cod
iaW n drrhrins the Same prmu
plo ~ freedom in hia lo,tot 20 the Ge
nuanH ile Du1emns the discussion
N the principle In the worlds IL th,
text $50 then as W. have oppoftuuW'
Iei ua du good 60 an mon
M llarN ufv,d h,s hearers 60 us,
thoit freedom and nnd "a larger frcc
iom witch God offers to ever, pc,
SON. ilr dcolarod that b. bcuc,or Il
The n"rvssitf NJ the 'Av~ birth. hu
iho new hlrth' muss and nocessarti
viii issuc n g'od works when Jesu
said 1--WE must ho born again. "a
VAS noi dcnnns a proecss ga rNplain
ms an experience. lio WAS dcscrihin,
HE that issues iu ncavcn and Is 81
rcctcd hy iieaNen. Provision has heel
made for more soatlng room
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13
fReNcH VICTORY RtpoRTro

wa AHtu0 IHiri l'INHH
lpNnpN AVS Or ~ H reported
from tnaci Switzerland lh,i tNn U,l.
man infantry regiments VIEW tnuml
atcd Ga che rrcn,h 30 Mcuhlhluscn
irum the Austrian Frontier romrs ihe
ropor that the Nustman cstalr, hr.
rafe was cNlcunlnatri D., the Russians
The Nus,rlans we've rcpuls,,i hN ihc
,'ossacAs, Who worc defended D., ar.
tiilsrN
When ,he Nustrians tried 30 rcirra,
through Il marsh they we're caught and
shot down until not man remained
alive
Nish. ScNia. dt~vatoh SAYS THAT
Prince Georgc 90 Servia was wounded
nv shen trevmcnt white Wntcaing
tho Aus,rens hamhsri uclsrs,ie toda,
~ WIN rtohahy recover
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

Exercise your intelligence ~
considering the water question and
vote according 10 your conviction
instead Of prejudice AIR and
water are the two absolute ncces-
stiles. No city can prosper IN
less It's waierworks system Is mod
crn and cqunl 10 any tax that may
be- imposed upon II The Miller
administration wes elected To ~
ficc on n municipal ownership
platform. We 10 mot mean Tat
the municipal ownership plank
was the ouly me 'mbrace'l 10 Tho
pre election pledge but we 30 be-
lieve that II constituted The lcai.
inc feature Of The platform Hs ,rh.
miticd 20 the people IS ere Gus.
iodian ~ your water supply you
have nothing 10 fear Rotation IN
office inmrcs Sc proper rcgula
ton aud supervision Of vour a.
fs,rs when an administration
fails 20 perform according 20 NE
best interests 81 the community
10 may BE- ousicd hy The vote OF
The people by your vote and The
vote 81 Tom Smith who lives next
door
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13
FOREIGN DIPLOMATS ARRANGE
PEACEFUL ENTRY TO CAPITAL

NNNl''' NlVl Ava u l0rolgn
dp'Nme's who conferred with Gcncral
Nerfanra YESTERDAY az rcolo, ucan ar.
ranged Tor pcacctm cngr, into me
eepi'el bN the ConsiituiioRhlsts Tho
deic for this accomplishment has NO,
been set
Tho Federal army IL quietly mo,ine
ts troops and ammunition oat " Mcx .
ico city, presumably 20 rehuan,epee
70 await the rev government's actlar
Il 4 believed that this l. the fareronner
" = senerNl evacuation.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

We may have u lew nervous
proslrations In NueeeS county. ow
ing 10 speedy business conditions
but heat prostrali,ns, such rs mar
the summers hack East, ar, IN.
known. In Celestial Cnrpms. wllcn.
ever ONE Seels drop IT pefSpira-
tion, the least little application OF
nndertowlcSs assures the renewal
vi vim, vigor and virili'y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13
THE PRODIGAL SON
BY WALT MASON

sia. viii sfin. ana seek ms fafiers sAse" thul mut-
mt bo and thca be- Doe Uaet From dwcines rude
hsd on been Shoe 3D. chased ni farmers dola ihs
poor old scout au down and ou' bod h'ri'd vito thr
hars nls heart WIS wr0ne to,a Dim Ionr iD re'os
nlge tho truth that there's llad and SMILING SAD fot
each repsntant youth % wu frst dngron' mf rfft
the prodga obe,rt Cd frs atuke tse Ola straight
pike which swtftcd' The fHfh" Hf" while "fnNt
sigau enc fruant sore ana la1cd ahoopt wifh t1t
.fny aanybafs,d hos tnIr, welcome h' ss. ltIurd
Midst fles ma mrW 1870 dollars u0rth 20 hreH0f.r
then were burned. .n,.u 5000 eou ,fI,a fafHrr n0v
thnt Ruben haa ret ufned fts sisters tn, rfu
rnnr witt riee 600 raftofs splt hf mother $500
Elm hoge aud PRIDE. hw Eranai hfa nt And r.
fI.. .IrT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

George Washington showed
wonderful wisdom for his day and
time when he located the Colonies
between tho Atlantic and the ia
cifie.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

Heavy firing was hcarl IA IA,
general direction of the Gull Sos
terday afternoon. hut A. invests
cation proved u 10 he cork pop
ping over AZ Port Arkansas. ia>le.,
OF naval engagement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

The l. & q. n. makes such n
practice Of going into the hands ~
the receiver that ths statement
loses practically all value as a
news item.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

All Of the Mexican wars com
hmed wouldnt amount Ia real
brisk engagement hrtween IA.
roniending powers abroad
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

Carhaial is finding il very dif
ticul 20 adjust personal nmhl
i'ons 90 the oxceouoios of lmpcr
roual promises.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

our ship has carried the Stars
nnd Stripes right along hni as ~
hasn Z como in, We fear 10 has
been captured.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

II lioge doesn't hurry mp and
fall or triumph, il is going Ia get
into the Adrianople Iuaref class
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

Headline Wheat prices make
new record " You bet This sea
non wheat will make ihc dough
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

One of the hest ways 10 make
money Wait until The other Col
low orders, then say "howdy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

Americans abroad arr sonnu
homc real moving pictures.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

Although 30 has been predicted
ihhl fhr present wars Nill hr lhr
ud of Rome, ever, TrNau knows
hrticr KING Cotton hl, suhlrci
Wherever mru wou hrrrohr. aud
women wear skirt. aud them
wcll what about uur old layoriio..
Tho Nngs of spades. hearts dia
mpnd. and clubs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-13

Avoid headache, Impurities
Of n.s Blood, constipation by
taking a cup of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for ehildNn. Pleasant 10
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package IS
cents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
NEARLY $4,000 AT
M. E. CONFERENCE

Portsmouth. Va. Nov. 19.--Aside
from the enthusiasm displayed by the
visiting ministers l,ne large crowds
that attended the recent Methodist
conference in Portsmouth were the
chief general features. AT the five
night services held the average at
tendance was easily eco. at the
seven morning sessions, including
Sundays, the attendance averaged
fully ! 900 and there were 500 prssent
at the Laynan's Missionary Move
sot meeting held one afternoon.
'lese figures do not include the nu-
rous committee meetings for the
} wds that heard the conference
preachers deliver addresses in
churches other than Monumental,
The total attendance at regular ses-
sions of the conference was close to
5000.
Women filled the galleries through
out the daily sessions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
TICKETS On SALE
FOR BELGIAN BALL
EVERYONE WORKING TO SWELL
FUND FOR RELIEF OF
SUFFERERS.

Petersburg, Nov. 19.-Tickets have
been placed on sale at the committees
headquarters for the Belgian bali.
which will be given in the headQaar-
ters building from to IL O'Clock
Saturday evening. The music for the
occasion will be furnished by Miss
Annie Cooke and Mr., Samuel Tench-
Tomorrow will be cake and candy
day," from which the committee ex-
poets to realize neat sum.
The Cockade Moving Picture The
alter will also give tomorrow as bene-
At day for the fund and numerous
amateur florists and the other florists
of the city will contribute large
quantity of ficw ers on Saturday in or
der that every one who desires, may
purchase a bouquet for Sunday.
Sales of perishable articles at head
quarters this morning amounted to
s12.S5 and other donations were re-
ceiyed as follows; Eight bundles Of
clothing. two dozen heads of lettuce,
a quantity of pickles and preserves.
by Mrs. Preston L. Roper. A pack
age containing a number Of babies
caps and childrens hats were con-
trlbuted by the Petersburg Millinery
Company. Cash donations during the
morning, amounting to 5000, were
received as follows: w. f. Camp, S.:
George Plummer. SIS; George Fiakas.
SIS; H j. T., IS: Mrs. r., Fl. Jones,
McKenney, So; Mrs. Charles Luns-
ford. 81; Petersburg Hospital, $6.55;
cash, 81. 65.
Mrs, Harvey Seward and Mrs. Ben
iamin c. Rosenstock will be in charge
tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
GOOD ROADS WORK
IS ON INCREASE

Bristol. Va. Nov. 1s.-President n.
p. Wyman. OF the Bristol Board of
Trade, who attended the American
Good Roads Congress In Atlanta. has
returned. and Is enthusiastic over the
good influence aroused by the meeting.
Much discussion was had concerning
the care Of macadam roads. and Mr..
Wyman 10 OF the opinion that the
South will gain valuab Bile lesson from
what was brought out along this line.
MIR. Wyman distributed Bristors
souvenir highway map Of the Southern
Appalachian region among the dele
gates. This was perhaps the most
comprehensive map displayed at the
convention, Il heard much said" Mr..
Wyman stated, concerning the Crest
OF the Blue Ridge Highway The Idea
OF having great highway through
the South that will follow the crest
OF the Blue Ridge seemed popular
among all OF the 1000 delegates in at
tendance, and everyone seemed adj
vised that this road will pass through
Bristol as the northeastern gateway
to the crest OF the great mountain
range
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Happenings Of the Day From All Sections Of Virginia
HEAVY PUNISHMENT
!. FOR LIQUOR SALES

Bristol, NOV. ts.--HeAvy puntsh-
ment is being melted out by Police
Justice George M. Warrent. OF Bris-
toll, Va, to those who give whiskey
to minors The police have been es-
pec!aily active In making arrests OF
persons for procuring intoxicants for
minors an as result there wers
three cases of this character in police
court Tuesday. Several similar cases
have been heard and disposed OF re-
Gently.
Fred Boyd plead guilty to giving
LIQUOR 10 a minor and was fined $50
and costs
Oscar Coil was convicted of procur-
ing intoxicants for a minor and was
sentenced to sixty days on the chain
gang.
Nick Carter a minor. was tried for
receiving liquor The case against
him was dismissed.
The law makes 1t a penalty for a
minor to receive liquor as well as for
a person to procure intoxicants for
minor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Entertain Retail Men

Alexander, Nov. 19.---1n honor OF
number Of the State officers, the
Retail Merchants Association will
hold a banquet Novemb Der "a. 1t will
be known as a get together meeting.
On November rs the State officers, ac-
companied by a committee OF men,
bers OF the local association, will visit
the members Of the association who
are unable to attend the affair.
State officers expected here on that
occasion are Samuel Cohen, State
President. Richmond; NJ NJ Ramsey,
State Vice President. Roanoke: D.
B. Ryland. State Director and Pres
ident Of the Lynchburg Retail Mer-
chants Association, Lynchburg: w.
A. Clarke. State Secretary. Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
WORKING FOR BELGIUM
ALL OVER VIRGINIA

Hampton--For the purpose of re-
lieving the suffering people In Bel
GUM. a football game has been ar
ranged by Hampton Lodge. No g35,
b. p. O. EikS. on the National Sol
diers Home Eridiron for Saturday
afternoon, November 2S, between
picked team from Fort Mouroe ana
an eleven from the ships Of The At
lantic fleet
Four large boxes of clothing ana
provisions were yesterday sent L. rfe
Belgian sufferers by the Hampton
Belgirm Relief Association The
boxes contained almost everything In
wearables. One of the boxes was
filled out entirely b. the ]. F. Rowe
department store while the others
contained gifts OF clothing and pro-
visions from merchants and indi-
vidual givers.
The association now has s97 In
cash and as soon as the sum Is raised
to 500 the check will be sent to the
Belgian consul at Washington, thus
making a total of $500 in cash sent
to the relief workers from Hamp-
ton.
Norfoik--Following contributions
have been received by j. p. Andre
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
POLLARD AND MONTAGUE
TO SPEAK At NORFOLK

Norfolk. Va, Nov. 19-Prominent
out-of-town speakers have been in
vited by the religious work depart
ment of the Central Y. NJ. c. A. TO
make addresses during the winter at
.he CRANKY Street building Those
invited include Congressman Monta-
que, John Garland Pollard, and Con-
gressnlen Kelly and Ainey. of Penn
sylvania This committee has also
made arrangements to conduct Sum
day afternoon meetings once each
month in South Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
NAMED
TO OBSERVE WAR

Lynchburs:. Va, Nov. 19.---Cap plain
Samuel y. Rockenback, a native Of
Iynchhnrg. who has been in the
United States army since 1891. has
been selected by the War Department
to go to Germany to observe the war
operations for the army. This is an
unusual distinction: one that was
sought after by officials of the army
and 1t co0es as a hie.l compliment
to Captain Rockenhacll' $ army career.
Captain Rockenback was stationed
with his command, the Twelfth cav
airy. at Fort Riley, Kansas. at the
time the order was issued for this
special duty and he has now been in
Washington for. several days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Try Yerg at Rustturr

Danviile, Nov. l9.--John Mcbride,
claimed to be one Of the worst yekks
in the country. who has a string Of
aliases and who was acquitted In the
Federal Court hare last week on 4
charge of breaking into the Gladys
Postoffice. will leave tomorrow for
Rus burg in the custody Of Chief OF
Police Scruggs. where he will be
placed on trial on charge OF break
ing into a negro blacksmith shop at
Gladys and stealing tools with which
1t was claimed he wrecked the safe
in the Postoffice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Chatham Court,

Chatham. Va. Nov. 19.--The reeu-
lar November term Of Pittsylvania
County Circuit Court convened for
the term Monday, Judge Z. J. Harvey
presiding. VIII Gilbert. colored,
charged with housebreaking on two
counts, confessed and was given two
years in the penteht.ary on each
count II W. Lewis, for shooting
Wash Yeatt, acquitted, John Cousins
for selling whiskey without license,
fined $50. John w. Lane. for ma
liciously shooting Ferguson is now
being tried. John G. Palmer, tndict-
ed for destroying will of the late Mrs.
Martha A. Townes. John A. Hughes
for fraudulently aiding and abetting
In destroying the same will was in
dicted. Cary Adkins indicted for
stealing money The case against
Howard Blankenship, charged with
shooting Thomas and Scott Terry, was
continued to January term. Several
cases are yet to be tried.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20

Church. A pleasant evening is prom
ised all who attend.
The Mothers Club of r. e. Lee
School will hold Its regular meet
ing at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
A good attendance Is expected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
SEvENTY-ONE AWARDED
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES

Newport News. Va. Nov. l9.-Three
days OF teaching Sunday School meth
DDS. ideas and theories was concluded
last night at the Trinity Methodist
Church, when the fourth annual ses-
sion OF the Newport News Sunday
School Institute was closed with the
award of certificates to all who had
attended ten sessions OF the conven-
ton.
Seventy-one persons were awarded
certificates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20

Petersburg, Nov. lS.--Naomi Lodge.
No, 30. Knignts Of Pythias. one OF the
largest Pythian lodges OF the South
side. at its regular session this even
ing, conferred the page rank upon
three candidates As Is usual there
was a large attendance, and several
appropriate selections were rendered
by the Naomi Lodge Quartet, with Mr..
Robert p. Roland as piano accompan-
list
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
STEAMER COMING
FOR HORSE CARGO

Newport News, Nov. 19.--Officials
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company here decline to discuss re-
ports from Richmond to the effect
that thousands of horses are being
assembled there. to be shipped TO
France and England, via Newport
News, but IL Is known that the steam
ship Raeburn is due here for a cargo
OF horses consigned to foreign coun-
tries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Mrs. Elizabeth Sarah LunsfOrd.

Petersburg. Nov. 1s.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Sarah Lunsford. widow of the
late James Munroe LunsfoYd, died at
her home on Shepard Street at 11:15
O'Clock this morning, following brief
illness.
Mrs. Lunsford is survived by two
sons, George J. and j. Mondosia Luns-
ford. both Of this city. The funeral
will be conducted at the grave in
Blandford Cemetery at 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
Hustings Cour, m Session.

Petersburg.N Nov. 19.-The Novem-
Der term of the Hastings Court, Judge
Mullen presiding. convened at the
regular hour this morning. There were
several misdemeanor cases on the
docket. all Of which were continued.
The only business transacted by the
court was the adjudication Of sew
eral civil matters of no public inn
portance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20
RunaMaYs Located.

Petersburg, Nov. l9.---The two
young Bohemian girls who had been
employed in this city and who left
here several weeks ago without their
parents knowledge or consent, have
been located in New York city through
the efforts OF Secretary A. w. Walch.
of the local Y. NJ. c. A. The parents
Of the girls, who reside In the country
near here, We're communicated with
at once. and the two runaways will be
returned to their homes.