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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
One Dead as Rain and
Sleet Storm Hits N. Y.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-New
York's cup of misery overlooked to-
day when a rain and sleet storm
struck the city in the wake of the
two recent billiards, adding to the
already congested traffic. The rain
froze as it fell, and soon the streets
were coated With sheet of ice, max
ing walking an exciting operation.
One death has resulted.
In hundreds of streets the piled up
drifts left by blizzard No. l last Sat
urday and blizzard No. 2 Monday
have not vet been touched.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

Hopes that the budget deadlock
would be broken Thursday afternoon
went glimmering when the General
Council and AIdermanie Board got to-
gether for what was expected to be a
peace conference.
An opinion OF City Attorney May
son held that the lower body of Coun-
ell could not take up the budget at
Thursdays meeting, which was only
an adjourned meeting from last Mon
day, the members having voted down
a reconsideration at Mondays ses-
sion.
This left it up to the Aldermanie
Board They promptly developed a
deadlock of their own, the vote stand
ing 4 to 4, Alderman John S. Gambler
being prevented from adding his vote
against it by sickness.
Old Law Questioned
The possibility that the Mayor, in
voking an old law that was found on
the city's statutes, might step in with
a deciding vote to commit the Alder
manic Board in favor of the Finance
Committees budget was dispelied on
the opinion Of the city Attorney that
he gravely doubted the validity of the
ancient law
Mayor w ODpNdIHt III pursuance VI
his expressed determination 10 keep
Council al work until the budget was
approved in one form or another, was
expected TO call another meeting for
Friday.
Varying Opinions on Taxes.
There are varying opinions among
city officials over the significance OF
the new realty assessments, published
exclusively in The Georgian Wednes-
II In. hot al H.
able money has been appropriated,
while others will urge that the large
increase viii enable Council to carry
out all the proposed big street I'm
prevements.
The Finance Committee was called
in session Just before the meeting Of
Council to determine a program of
action.
Leading city officials predicted
Thursday that the budget fight would
end al the special meeting of Coun-
ell Thursday afternoon. II an agree
ment between the opposing factions
is not reached then, the budget VIII
not be held up much longer, for May
or Woodward has announced that
after Thursday he win gcalI Council
into daily session until the budget is
passed
Departments Still Suffer.
Confident that the deadlock be
tween Council and the Aldermanic
Board is near an end, Mayor Wood
ward has waived the legal teehnicali-
ties which would prevent any fur
Their expenditure of money, and is
meeting all the regular expenses OF
the municipal government He sign
ed $4,000 in checks Wednesday,
This aggressive move of Mayor
Woodward is not helping the depart
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Army Men Inspect
Augusta Military

AUGUSTA. Feb. 19.-Brigadier
General Evans, y. s. A., and Adju-
tant General Nash of the Georgia
militia, are in Augusta to-day in
spectlng the four Augusta companies
of the National Guard and the local
armory and equipment.
To morrow afternoon General
Evans will deliver an address at the
armory on The Purposes of the Army
League of the United States" At
this meeting viii be members gf the
Augusta military and civic bodies.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
ENTRIES
AT CHARLESTON.


FIRsT-Twe-y year olds, selling purse
May Ipps 9, xFinaIe 1O4, Golden Lassie
1909, Yellow Flower 1903. Kewpie 1903, San
to 104
SECoND-Three- year olds and up,
selling purse 1900 furlongs Afalfk
1903, xTomboy 9S, scarlet Pimpernel III,
Bodkin ia, Single Ray 1903. Michael
Cohen IS. Bertis III, Big Rock liz, Rod
and Gun 112 Bad News IL ia, Moisant
ii2, Belle Chiffon 109, Toy 1903, Union
Jack 1903,
THIRD Three-year- Odds, Pee Dee
Handicap, purse $500, So furlongs: AS
trologer 100, Susan B. 100 w. w. Clark
lO5 Marjorie A. t0S Loretta Dwyer l02,
Ancon lis. Progressive 1O5, Charter
III Caugh Hill 12l
FOURTH Three year Odds, prelimi
nary derby handicap purse $500, mile:
Polly II. 102, Ivan Gardner 1906, Deposit
1906 Old Ben liz, Charlestonian 1Os, In
dolence 9S.
FIFTH-Three-y year olds and up, sell
ing. purse $500, furlongs. XNotes 1914,
Belfast III, joaquin Ill, Nello liz. DIR.
Dougherty III, Little Ep ia, XBanto
Jim 95, Elfall ia xCarbureter 30, Austin
Sturtevant ia. Discovery Ill, Inspector
Lestrade ia, xMiss Nelma 1904 xComing
Coon 112.
SMITH Four year olds and up, sell
ing, mile and one eighth. purse $500:
xTay Pay l01 Mary Ann X. t06, Judge
Monck 106, Milton B. 106, XMN Fellow
l01, xF1el 9S, Tanunda los, Mycenae los,
xOur Nugget 104. Snowflakes 101,
xApprentice allowance.
Weather clear; track fast
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

Reduced to $500 per ton.
Best high grade Jellico
Coal. Carroll & Hunter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Girl Missing a Year
Found; Man is Held

MIDDLEPORT, OHIO. Feb. 10
Catherine Winters, 3, who has been
missing from her home in Newcastle.
Ind, for almost year was located
here to-day. She was brought here
some time ago by Joseph Davis, a
carpenter, who is now under arrest,
charged with forgery.
The girl who is the daughter of a
physician, who has been notified and
is on his way to recover her, says she
had never seen Davis before he took
her from her home.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Painters in Campaign
To Beautify Atlanta

A cleanup and paint-up cam
paign" will be inaugurated Friday
evening at a meeting of the paint
contractors and painters of Atlanta
at the Hotel Ansley.
About 200 are expected to be pres
ent to lend their aid individually and
collectively in identifying the city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Hotel Men in Series
OF Social Meetings

The Atlanta Hotel Mems AssocN-
ton will give the first of series of
social meetings at the Georgian Ter
race Thursday night at S o'clock. A
beefsteak dinner served In the grill
room of the hotel viii feature the
gathering
From $50 to 1880 o'clock four pa
pers will be read by prominent At
lanta hotel men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
VIRGINIA COMMISSION
LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA
VIII Select Site and Award Contract
for Construction Of State Build
Ing Mt ExpOsitfOu.

Tho Virginia Commission to the
Panama Pacific International EXPOSE
ton Will leave Tonight for San Fran
cisco to mako preliminary preparations
for the erection of the Virginia Build
ing. which VIII be a replica of Mount
Vernon. They will be accompanied by
Charles X. Bryant, the architect who
has prepared the plans for the build
ing, and Mrs. Bryant.
The commission is composed OF Cap
tain w. w. Baker, chairman. Of Halls
orc: state Senator S. w. Holt, of New
port News. and John r. Lewis. of
Clarksvllle.
Alexander Forward. secretary OF the
commission, said yesterday that he had
completed all arrangements for the
trip. The party will leave tonight at
Gao o'clock by way of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. going direct to ST
Louis. From there they Will visit
the Grand Canon. going thence to Los
Angeles and then to San Francisco.
Their first duties will be to select n
site for the state Building. and they
will ask for bids and award the con-
tract for its construction. Upon the
conclusion of this work they will re-
turn TO Virginia and are expected to be
back on July 8. They will probably
return by way OF the Canadian Pacific
Railway
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB
ANNUAL OUTING TO-DAY
Jolly Trip Down River to Vnrinn VIII
Stnrt mt Noon, NcturnInH
Enrly Tonight.

The annual outing of tho Business
Mems Club will be held to-day, and
every member OF the club is expected
TO be present The outing Is TO be TO
Narina. In old 1Icnrico. and the old
Dominion Steamship Company's boa;
will leave the wharf at noon day
returning at o'clock tonight
j L. Palmatary is chairman of the
ent' r'ainmcnt committee. and he has
announced program Of rlotous fun
after his own fashion There Is no
limit To his inventive genius when IL
comes 10 mapping out 4 jolly occasion
Under heavy expense he has arranged
with President liucrta to send his band
OF Mexican entertainers under the
leadership OF the famous palmatcrino,
= man who Is we'll known on both sides
Of the Rio Grandc. y Mexican badger
has also been procured for the BADGER
fight. 1t was placed last night in the
cellar OF Mr.. Palmatary'S home. and
seven men We're employed to watch ii
There are plenty of other features in
store for the club members and their
guests, and at the proper moment n
surprise VIII lie sprung. Even to his
best friends. Mr.. Palmatary has not al
vulged the least detail OF the form
which this surprise VIII take
Refreshments Will. be served on
route. and a box lunch and Erins-
wick stew will keep tho members busy
at Narina. The Mayor and Council OF
Narina Will DO on hand to welcome the
visitors. and the keys of the village
ship will no turned over 10 tho club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
WILL SEND DELEGATION
TO ATTEND UNWILLING
senate Adopts joint Resolution to Send
Ten Upon Dedication OF Tyiers
Monument.

The United states Senate yesterday
adopted n Joint resolution for the APP
pointmcnt Of five Senator'S and five
Representatives 10 attend the nu"'.-
ing I'm Hollywood Cemetery of Il mon
umcnt over the grave of John Tyler.
tenth President of the United States.
There Is now no memorial to President
Tyler. and Congress recently appro-
priatcd $4,000 TO erect Il shaft In his
name.
The contract for the construction ana
erection of The monument has been
awarded, but work on II has not yet
been begun. The design was,cXecutcd
10y T. :. McGann. and tie work .of con
struction ana erection will lie under
the general supervision OF Colonel j..
T. Winslow. OF the Engineering Corps.
United States Army.
An OFFICIAL of The, Hollywood Gem.
ctery Company said last night that
tho dedication would probably not take
place until next. fall. as one, OF tho
bodies now In the Tyler section VIII
have 10 be removed to make room for
he monument. Tho regulations OF the
BOARD of Health do not permit OF the
removal Of II body during the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
MONTAGUE EXPECTS
FAVORABLE ACTION
Delivers Final Argument in Sup
port of Enlargement of Rich
mond Post-OHice.
WOULDACQUIRE ENTIRE BLOCK
Some Members Object to Pur-
chase, but Will Vote for Con-
demnation of Property.

Despite repeated delays and obJcc-
lions on the part OF committeeman.
Congressman \. j. Montague expects
to obtain favorable report from the
House Committee on Grounds and
Buildings on the bill appropr.ating
100000 for the acquisiti, by the
government of the rest of the block on
which tho Richmond post office is sit
uated. Congressman Montague reach
ed Richmond yesterday. coming
straight from the committee room,
where he delivered final argument
ton.
The members of the committee, on
the occasion of their trip to Richmond
and in Washington as well, have fire.
quently expressed themselves as sem
sible OF the strength of Richmond's
plea for the enlargement OF the post
office accommodations. MIR. Montague
at yesterday mornings hearings, went
over the ground again thoroughly,
massing all the data and informai don
on the subject of congestion In the
local Federal building which has been
collected for his aid by the Chamber of
Commerce and Postmaster Thornton.
MONTAGUE EXPECTS
FAVORABLE REPORT
" AZ reporter LOT i Nc IlmeS-DlS-
patch yesterday Mr.. Montague express
cd himself as optimistic over the I'm
pending action OF the committee.
The committee will report the bill
to the House within the next few days.
SAID he. Il have reason to hope that
the bill will carry a favorable report.
Even in event il Is not reported lust
as framed. ! believe 1T Will come out
from the committee in Il shape which
Will prove satisfactory To the city
Following the public hearing held
by the House committee in Richmond
TWO months ago, several committees
men expressed their belief that the
property desired for the enhancement
OF the pos:-ofiice should be acquired
by condemnation proceedings and not
be purchased directly from the present
owners at the price quoted. That some
action looking toward relief of the
mail congestion is necessary the com
mittccncn agreed. and there are strong
grounds upon which to base the hone
for favorable report OF the Monta
que bill.
The bill appropr!ating 100000 for
the purchase by the government of lin,
remainder of the post-oiiicc block has
already passed the Senate. AS Is Gus.
tomary in such cases. the House is Ger.
tain to be governed by the action OF
It's committee on the bill, and n favor
aDle recommendation from the commit
tee Will practically insure the passage
OF the measure through the House
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
COMMISSION MEN FORM
NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Thirty-Two Firms Enter Association
for Mutual Protection
md Hrnent.
. II. wooDrIN MADE PRESIDENT
Committees Arc Named and bylaws
Adopted by Fruit and Food supply

strongest Of their line in ihe ely;
are charter members OF the Richmond
Produce Exchange. which was formed
last night. The meeting was held in
the r. +. A. quarters. at Third and
Main Streets, with large attendance:
agreement. Il constitution and bylaws
were adopted and officers elected.
The Exchange. is organized along
fcctinE closer relations between mer-
chants engaged In tho fruit and pro-
duce trade. and with the Idea Of CO.
lection. 1t Will also cndeavor to bring
growers AMI shippers into closer ac-
Iuaintance with the commission men.
The constitution and bylaws are In
accord with those of the national as
ISOLATION. but are framed chiefly TO
soLON u. WOoDFIS
Is MADE PRESIDENT
The committce, which had been ap-
nominate onice,Ii. recommended the fol-
lowing. who wcr" unanimously elected:
president. :. Il. Woodhn. OF Woodnn &.
W. croSdar i nro T. cr9wasr
j. IL. Hardwick. OF w. NJ. luck: treas
urcr w. c. Chenshaw. of Grove & Crcn-
shaw.
The president, after conference with
the nominating committee announced
the appointment OF tho following
standing committees:
Executive cominlttce-ticorgeH Nc.
Mimi, r. NJ. Mclntirc. Edward l. Frost
t. T.. Craig and $. +. Padgctt
ton and w L. lIazelgrovc
=, .iransportation-E. u. Brinkley, L. s.
Whitmore and q. &. Curric
AtDitration-Joh Ahcrn. David Wal
lerstein and w. .. Carpcntcr.
=, i.tSislatiNe.-Wil lillian Jenkins, L. w.
Evans ana Barney bowman.
re cNchanIc spent an hour or moro
taking over transportation and other
niattcfs affecting tho commission and
produce business. Provision is made
Ior regular meetings every thrc.
months. the dates to be fixcd bv Tho
executive committee, and special meet
.hhes are TO be held at the call OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
MANY CANDIDATES WILL
JOIN YELLED PROPHETS
Large Glass to &c Initiated before big
Convention Opens Next
Week.

- Samls Grotto, of Yelled Prophets. fol-
ob T spe slnss injecting NE inst night,
next Tuesday night will be initintnG
into the mysteries of the order An.
otner meeting will be held Monday af-
tcrnoon at o'clock ut the Hotel Hich-
mond audit orium, which will he the
last opportunity candidates will have
10 take the obligation before the con
vcntioD. III
Chief Justice Eoschen. OF the local
i Fl thc s nhs proven himself an EXPERT
candidates will fondlc as they travel
ne dangerous journey on Tuesday
night. Erotto" means underground
a,Lrce ever Il puzzle Il" mortal man. hut
me local Prophets have found more
n n,Isi -. sn ,,, candidates or near
me dangers of the journey Into Tho
iathoinicss depths of this cave Of mys-
Al of the visiting and local pro,ho,,
VIII wear the fez of the order night ana
DAY during the convention. and in some
,respGcts Richmond will look like It
mas become the centre Of Turkey
The work of arranging decorations
on Broad Street made rand Dropress
y yci.i, and by tonight the principal
with the remnants OF the order and
with flags and bunting.
mrn "Ihmorr "f c morning the thirty-two
photographed. All the officers of Samis
Grotto. including the guards. the drill
Team ana the east, will participate I'm
the ceremonies of Initiation Tuesday
night at the academy of Music
Monarch G. j. Rostrup and Past Mon
arcAi H.. &. PclOuZc. upon whom the
many details Of Advancement have
laiien, announced last night that every
thihg was in readiness for the con
Nchtion. The only thing necessary Ia
insure successful convention is nor
!"ct weather conditions. and a spccioI
REPORT from the Washington bureau i'm :
"ic"tcS that Richmond and the proph =
cts VIII he favored with nice weather.
even " the mercury climbs up I'm Tho
nincticS during the tlay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
HONOR DR.. CLARK
Virginia Historical society SdOptH Me-
nOrint ON Dcnth OF CIcrGNmnm.

The Virginia Historical Society held
the last meeting for the summer AT the
society home on Thursday night. when
"a memorial to Key. w. Meade Clark
-. D.. who was FOR many years Il mem
Der OF the executive committee, was
adopted. 1t was ordered published in
the July issue Of the magazine. with Il
picture OF Dr. Clark.
Articles Of historical Importance
which have recently been received by
the society. include II color print of
the recently discovered portrait Of
Mary GEalD Washington. This nor
trait has been pronounced as the gen
uinc work OF Pine, an English artist
and e. the gift Of Daniel Washington.
of New York. Another recent gift 10
the society WAS that of a Ratchet. of
colonial shape and made from the wood
of q cherry tree. which grew AT George
Washington's birthplace. 1t was given
by Mrs. i. G. Ballard Thurston. OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
LEAVE FOR HOUSTON
Richmond Delegation Is ON IT'S Way to
4. T.. 4. Convention.

Headed by the president. George w.
rogers. the delegation from post a TO
The national convention of tho TRAY
clerS protactive Association to he held
III Houston Tex. beginning on Monday,
loft Richmond over the Southern
halfway last night 1T G:3O o'clock.
Tho other members OF the delegation
were u. l. JIarwood. secretary of Post
a: G. w. Saunders. first national vice
president: ". j.. crdlin. J.. II. Cloves.
James y. Richardson, j. II. Grant, sid
uey iiiyson, !. T.. Cox. X, II. Hardcsty.
il, =. <. Sattcrheld ana w. W. Work
man.
III Danville the Richmond party viii
hc Joined BY delegations from other
lIOst. IN virginia, ana two coaches will
he nllc1. The party VIII arrive In New
Orleans on sunday, and Will reach
Houston on Monday remaining there
-ifroii..h the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
Fire Tn Church IilI Church.

Firo OF nndetcrmincd origin caused
damaec amounting 10 about $3.50 To
Leigh Street Baptist Church last night
at G.iJ o'clock. Two engine companies
responded to "still" alarm and cx-
NnSuishcd tho flames before they had
gained much Roadway. The fire was
discovered in Il small room In the rear
of the building. but had no chance to
spread. The church was unoccupicd at
the time, and no services were schcd-
Uled before tomorrow. An examine
lion Of the big organ Will he made to-
day 10y experts to determine whether or
NOT II WIS ininrctl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
CONDITION Is SERIOUS
Th ysfcinns Fear Ia Att.mnt C,-,
Sk NJ. rNfIini. Nnt. I..o.. ~.

ihFHfcinns Fear to Attempt Further
SRih-GrnftinE Operations l'pon Irirs
j.. J.. Trice. the Louisa County on
sih"cr who was so badly burned in an
acc!Hent near Petersburg last De-
e,,!nrci, - IN q serious condition Mt tho
Memorial Hospital and further slin.
grating operations ha"c been post
pont4 for time. II WAS feared once
'litt II would be necessary TO amputate
one leg. so deeply had IL been scared
ny 'hc hcaldinS steam. More than \
dozen n-grnftinc operations hnvs
occh performed. and most of them ha vs
Dcch successful Volunteers are ready
10 give skin when il is desired, ana
Soot has been raised in Tricc's behalf
Iae FAMILY means had become cX-
haustcd, and they We're unable to pay
Tor further hospital expenses ana
treatment. Mrs. Trice Is with her hus-
hanu, and she expresses profound graf
husbands assistance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
FOREST HILL LAWN FETE
Entertainment Will he Given nm ytyb.
,Inue

Pans arc being made for a Iawr
party. which viii he given at the homn
OF MIR. and Mrs. John 4. Robertson. at
Forest Hin, on the evening of June II
ana which VIII probably be tho largest
entertainment of its Kind ever given
on the SOuthside.
number of prominent musicians
VIII assist In entertaining those pres
cnt. Among those who have been en-
EaEcd are Miss Amorettc Allen, alto:
Kalpf Ludwig, tenor: Burke Slaughter
baritone; Horace Powell, basso. and
Lamont Galbraith, accompanist.
The fcte Will be open TO tho public
IL VIII be for the benefit of the Church
OF che Good Shepherd, at Forest Hill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
Sermon To Rotary club.

Ito'aAy CIub churcN niEht was %.
served at Beth Ahabah Temple last
night when DR.. L. y. Calisch and Rev.
j. r. McFaden. ID. D.. Of the First Pres
marks 10 the large CONGREGATION on
The subject. Service. Not Self" the
slogan of the club. ne profits most
who serves best" was remarked by
moth ministers. each of whom empha-
sized the idea OF service in the daily
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
Fined for Speeding Auto.

+. 4. Russell, OF 1913 Park Avenue.
was fined 500 and costs yesterday by
Justice Crutchfield in Police Court for
driving his automobile faster than al
lowed by law. Russell was arrested by
officer Samuels on Wednesday night.
In extenuation of his offcnse. he said
that 1t was the second time he had
driven car. and that he was not con-
s,ious that he was exceeding the speed
limit. An appeal was taken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
Select Successor 10 whIt,ocL

AT "a called meeting Yesterday after
noon Of the Hoard Of Police Commits
Sioners. W. w. Cullingsworth, "a clerk
or 2Sl2 street. was elected patrol
man: hlling the vacancy caused by tile
death OF Captain w. II. Whitlock whose
iuhcral was held yesterday. Mr.. Gull
iingsw worth has been notified Of his
election. and will probably qualify to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
WILL REGISTER NURSES
Sen:nnnua! Examination of Stnte
IInmri 1nkrA PIncc .ImIy ! md ..

Hoard Takes place July ! md ..
The scmiaunual examination of the
Virginia state Board OF Examiners for
Nurses will be held ON July and at
the Medical College OF Virginia, when
applicants for registration VIII be re-
ceived.
The term registered nurse" means
that the nurse mas met the require
ments of the state law just as Il ply
stefan must DO ~ order 10 receive his
License from lie state BOARD OF Medical
Examiners. IN order 10 register
nurses must present evidence OF a good
preliminary education ana competent
training In an accredited school.
ReEistration is the states guarantee
Of the nurses efficiency
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
Onen-AIr sunrncc NIcct,nr

The administrative Board entered an
order yesterday granting to the Equal
Suffrage League OF Virginia PERMISSION
10 hold opcn-Air meetings in William
Byrd. Chlmborazo and riverside Parks.
The meetings are 10 take place at
points designated by the park keepers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
Twentieth Anniversary.

The twentieth anniversary OF tho
bethany Home for Frendlcss Children
VIII be observed OIL next Wednesday,
when appropriate exercises Will he car.
RED out. Persons interested in tho
homo will leave here in the morning
ut 1913 o'clock by the Southern Rail-
way. and the train Will stop at tho
homo.