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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25
ALTbviSTA
[special 10 The Times. Dispatch. ]

Ak ERPf&eVia1s F. The S I"e July st5iss
Susie Blair, of scottsville, is being en-
tertained by her aunt Mrs. a. G.
Bell.
w. B. English was a visitor to
Raleigh County. w. Va. the first of
the week.
/. Miss Maggie Lane left on wednes-
clay for Charlottesville to visit her
sister. Mrs. T.. T. Withers, Jr.
Miss Ruth Slaughter. of Bedford
Springs, is being entertained By Miss
Dorothy Steintorf and other friends.
Alexander Rorer, OF Lynchburg, was
here from Saturday until Monday, a
guest of his aunt, Mrs. w. &. Lane, Sr.
Mrs. s. j. Walker and little daugh-
ter. Ann. were entertained from We'd
nesday till Saturday of last week at
c. c. Yeats.
Mrs. John L. scoggin and three chill
dren left last Thursday night via
Norfolk for Powelrs Point. y. c.
w. l.. GogGin. OF Rustburg, was in
Altavista short while Tuesday. en-
route home from his farm at Lees
willie.
Mrs. ]. H. Roskelley and little grand
daughter. Alta Belle Carr, left We'd
nesday for Baltimore.
Miss May Hundley returned home
on Tuesday evening from a weeks So
journ Loeb Lilly Lodge. near Rox-
boro. y. c., where she was a member
of house party given by sor- Dan
Vile young people
John p. Adkins. of Lynchburg, was
in Altavista on Monday.
Z. Cundiff returned on Friday from
visit to relatives lin Bristol. and
Welch, W. Va.
Miss Dell Jackson. left on Satur-
day for months visit to Lynchburg
and Bedford Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bristol motored
TO Staunton. last Thursday, and spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs w. L.
Wisely. They returned to Altavistn on
| Monday.
S. G. Mason, OF Snow Hill. Md. has
been visiting his cousin, Mrs. L. G.
Vaughan. since last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Vaughan, son.
Victor. with their guests. Mr.. Mason
| and Mrs. E. B. Harris, motored to
Lynchburg on Wednesday.
a. G. Bell returned home on Mon
day morning from trip TO Rochester,
~ Y. and st. Catharines. Ont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

Now that Robert w. Lansing Inns
taken the oath OF Office nv the Secre-
tnrE or Stnte, official socicty I'm the
capital tx tense I'm anticipation or the
social activities which Airs. Lansing, as
The leader Of the Cabinet circles I'm so
cinl affairs, Will innuEnrnte. Mrs. Lam
sing Ia well equipped for her duties,
having many times assisted her mother,
Mrs. John w. Foster. who WINS u lead
Ing lady I'm the capital when her hus-
hnnd WINS Secretary of stntc during the
Harrison administration. Mrs. Lam
sing mt that time was Miss Eleanor
Foster.
Mrs. Lunsing Is ono of the most strik-
ifnS-i0okinS women In administration
circles. mud is very popular. Those who
know Mrs. lansing best describe her
nS woman of Srcnt charm of manner
She TX n highly educated nnd well-rend
wamnn- and takes great deal OF In
i tcrcst In MIR. LnnsinS's work, very often
Offering suggestions of Erent vnlue.
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PULASKI

PULASKI. VA, July 24.-The Auc-
non bridge Club was entertained on
FRIDAY night by r. II. Smith al the
residence OF Mrs T. l.. Massie, four
tabies playing. The woman's prize was
won by Mrs. F. E. Bunker a bool,
being awarded. Joseph Eckman was
the honor man. receiving a couple OF
ties. Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the game Those who
were guests OF Mr. Smith were Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Gray Langhorne, Mr. and Mrs.
r. c. Kunkel, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Eckman. Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Bunker.
Mesdames r. G.. Fitzhugh, NJ. NJ. Mills
Alexander Smith, w. S. Gilmer and T.
l.. Massie, and C. L. Hottell and J. w.
Miller.
fancy masquerade ball was given
on Friday evening at the Maple Shade
Inn ballroom, which was enjoyed by
the summer guests and a large number
Of, dancers from the city. Many who
did not dance attended and enjoyed
the pleasures OF the evening. 1t was
one of the most delightful of the
social events which have been given by
the inn during the season. The char
acters impersonated were unusually
clever.
Mrs. Fl. w. Patrick, after visit of
several months to her daughter, Mrs.
"a. H. Painter, has returned to her
home at Orlando, Fla.
us d. i. WllilamS ana son, Allen,
OF Charleston, w. Va, after n visit
TO her sister, Mrs. S. B. Steger. Jr.,
nave gone to Pearisburg to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. lessee ~ Bosang and
MISS Frances Stone have gone to Vir-
s'nia Beach to spend several weeks.
MRS: Gaylord III. Miles and daughter,
Miss Rachael Stone. left Wednesday to
visit relatives Mt Bristol.
The Rev. w. NJ. Morrell spent this
week at Bland, assisting with a re-
viVal at the Methodist Church.
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9soee7Jzaa@za Hes@zkl8Azzaz 1-1S51z7a1yg

the annual ceremonies of the Academy
standard and at the time delivered Queen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

for visit to relatives at Hampton
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moody, of Norfolk,
are visiting r. b. Moody.
Mrs. Maynard Gregory. of Spartan
burg, S. c., is the guest OF relatives in
Amherst
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Scott, ST., spent
the weekend at Belmont, Albemarle
County. Mrs. Scotts old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Worsham. who
were married last week in Greensboro
~ G., have returned to their home in
Amherst.
Mrs. S. d. Taliaferro, of Buena Vista,
and Mrs. w. p. Massie, of Sandidges,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25

were visitors this week at Mrs s. B.
Taiiaferro's.
Miss Cox. of Baltimore. is the guest
of Miss Gertrude Davies.
Mrs. Clarence Kearfott. of Martins
vile, who has been visiting her broth
er-in-law, Dr. j. G. kearfott, has re-
turned home.
Miss Louise Alcock, who has been
the guest of Miss Ruth Ware, has re-
turned to her home near New Glasgow
Senate Clerk Q. V. Hanger spent
several days this week with his family
here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
DR.. COLLINS G|tS
Of HIS INJURIES
"cli-known Medical Man of Highland
springs Passes Away at
st Iukc's

Dr George 7 Collins, who vas
struck by Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway train at crossing near the
Locomotive Works at 10 O'Clock
Christmas morning died at 1888. yes
terday at 81. Luke's Hospital. to
which institution he was taken after
the accident
Or. Collins, who was on his way to
Nlst a patient IN his automobile col
llded with a train. an hour late and
MS machine was thrown some dis
lance 10y the impact The auto was
wrecked and the physician, who was
thrown some distance, was taken to
~. tMke's Hospital DR.. Collins sus-
tai'led several broken ribs and posi-
bly, a fractured skull, and though
every attention was given him. he
passed away yesterday shortly after
noon, conscious TO the end
DIR. Collins, who was fiftX-four Years
old lived in Highland Springs and i
survived by wife and several chit
dren. He was one Of the hest-knoWu
medical men in Richmond
special meeting of the Richmond
Academy Of Medicine and Surgery has
been called for 8 o'clock this after
noon to consider resolutions on his
death
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
THIRD NEGRO ARRESTED,
OFFICER GETTING WELL
patroiIpan Brccth'u viii Recover and
Those Supposed to BE Rcspon-
sibic Are in jail

t'atroiiuan Frederick Breeder. "a ho
VAS shot In The left breast Christmas
morning by one Of three drunken
negroes in South Richmond. was re-
ported ~ late hotf last night as
dcine well, with a far prospect of
RECOVERY FatrOman J J.. Williams
who went 20 the assistance Of Mr.
Breeder and who received a pistol
shot wnaud In the arm. which was
dressed al The Mig mia Hospital
where both officers We're taken. viii
prnbah bly, report for duty tomorrow
The third and last Of the negroes
implicated in The shooting Of the po-
llccmen Vas arrested late YESTERDAY
afternoon by Officers Westcott and
Bolton Within a block OF the scene
OF tho shooting, though guided lay
the description furnished by police
headquarters officers had practically
chased him all over Chesterfield
County
The negro arrested last night IS
Eugene .Cheathafn a brother Of
Charles Cheathan. All three Of the
negroes are in Richmond Cts Jail
awaiting the outcome OF OF or BTes-
denis injuries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
CONGRESS T0 TAKE UP
DEFENSE PLAN AT ONCE
Administrations Program To BE
Pushed on Recommending Of
Members.

Washington. Dee. INN ely
upon rtTs rcCouveniug uf tio11rrrSs If
ter the holidays the national del suse
program will lie pushed forward the
President has int'Gated IL House ind
Senate leaders that il is Important 10
get the army and navy bills out II inc
way before the revenue measure to
obtain funds has been Introduced,
Senator simmons. Chairman of the
Finance Committee. has aUnaunced
that he will wait for action on the
preparedness measure before he con-
siders SERIOUSLY any bill for proNieius
revenues.
Enemies ri the Administrations are
irving to foment trouble for secretary
Garrison and Secretary Daniels, WHO
are between Two fires started - the
peace at-any- price advocates on ths
Que side and the 'hig-navy" sappart-
crs on the other Former Secretary
Hryan is leading one army and Repre-
sentative Gardner. of MasSac h use Is,
the other.
Ry publishing the confidential re-
port made To him last July ht nc
general hoard in response TO an oral
request for information and reeNun-
men dations, Secretary Daniels hats con
fused the big navy people anu made
his preparedness program stronger Ia
Congress The figures Of the general
board are SO large that Mr.. Daniels
is considered very conservatives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
FUNERAL YESTERDAY
OF DR.. W. f. DAWSON

The funeral of DR. " f. Dawson.
who died suddenly at his home at
DumbarIon, AT o'clock Friday after
noon, from sudden attack OF heart
trouble. took place nj Smithfield, yes
terday afternoon. He leaves his wife
aud three children one daughter and
two sons. besides a sister. living at
Brockton, Mass. and brother DR. g.
]. Dawson, of this city.
Dr Dawson was fifty eight years of
age. and had practiced his profession
in Richmond for more than twenty
i've years. He was member of Dove
Lodge Masons. Of this city. He was an
uncle of Mrs. Gilbert X. Pollock Much
regret vas expressed AT the death Of
Or. Dawson who WAS widely lnoNn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
CHARTER CHANGERS
DRAFT IS NOW READY
yity Attorney. Completes Paper 10 BE
Finally Acted Upon Nv special
Conlnittcc
Ut TO COUNCIL NExT WEEK
Eliminates. Fire, Police and Health
boards and Seeks From Legislature
Right OF Election Of Charter Com
mission.


NltH attorney Poliafd has competed
the text of the report of The work of
the snecial coun,ittcs on Charter.
,.,., ,
W " ne i'~''n III '''''" w. Jun
Gil 81 the January meeting
Chairman C. e. Jones will prohably
NH. tbe coro,nittoe toeatf,et.. n,,. r,i.,f.
tt'S "ech 50 t''at N''i''i'''' N'"'i~ii' Al
its meeting next MontaT night may
receive the report
Tho rrircfr,1 feature ~ .4,,, ,.,,,,,,..
recommend the aooll'ic.- 81 fhe poIi@e
fire and heath boards with he lirst
two apartments going into the hands
of the Mayor, and the latter under
control Of the Administrative Board
1t recommends the retention of police
men and fremen in the department. on
good behavior and efficiency. and per-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
,,l,ysy.ql iy,.- <cw ,nvIand

>ct.:,'fi ii 'oe'.. De- - p" "
3', 'f.i:e%i .aiGs q ~e~esit years swept
at.g Ja.saes'Asc.t TODAY leavtnz in
IL; wake tsck"r Nircs. wrecked
aUi,dirgs, anal 81, erai inches Of snow.
Tia Nncw fol' "srec!ally hear.f in
i.itchfeld Comfy. in thA iSerkshires
about ssyes, !ncies being reported.
In Hartford, the gale blew Sky
alilea ar hour last before noon. The
greatest velocity since the stnrn, of
January. 1918 Il unroofed n factory
and five houses. and smashed about
ESQ large windows In the business
sectioii
Treas In fal,,ds tore down electric
lisht ana trolaaf wires. and the entire
west side of the cit, Is III darkness to-
right. In Sons OF the houses c"r'ilcs
were used for time.
telegraph poles on the railroad
tracks denoralized train -.ser,-ie" be-
tween New Haven and this city, one
train was seven hours In ma'firg tbs
trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
BEAUTIFUL MINIATURE
VILLAGE If BETHLEHEM
santa Claus Presents Ennr D~nuis
hfidren with Wonder
srotte.


'Ie 'h'asahas 81 hsPFy chiidfen
:" '>'ehn,oh" tooaS mere are aone
Npt'~' '"aa m .'Hf tblt"F"h OF Alf.
'a ~, ~ A'ehl'fN' 81 80. ifia
Nchee NHa ~ - SAFE ~ state
go an" 9'S i5ehHfS are JUS
"afpf a. hs 4""He
'sa>oh - tlat oAa Naf|tS Ia as
:. ose''t"u me .1t"F CT ~ one o.
.N moe oe4 ot''li tres "1ec'S ever
II hice'nobo nc oIa 'alio"
'2"h 80" ~ nc inner fortloi
NAs s'SNtt1" res" ~ tt@ a@huSohe
S'"en'N - 41' 1eHhis ia'u1'H, ana
me ur,'eo - i'i' scene RON iaiFA +,
'shp ~ ,HNf OF -" via .
=, 90 "''aeia' ''""N ~ w ~ "a'e WIN
lsVttt' Ats"ls anu 18fas ana st'eet
~ AHe ''f Hte
WIN ~" wise SieH ol ne
"a % i''.L.4"HttR SHe',S rs pfl'neheS
80 hht htNp' Sa''fS o"t "taa :
pNs'"' t'N XIV star
Is"'S Sh'oF Ht'A MN iFo5t '"e VIII
o9NS 81 ne 1tti'" muses. III '"e Wi
i0E' "ntte immature men ana women
@ia fH'lp''h can "e seen S0"ti 81
"e"uf' one ~ INC tfet'ieff 'h'i dea's
~ connection "'th the sPe''''i" Is
fhe ,Nt'aSe ~ ~" SNatfttFo Over 'he
WIN hSh's kafSmlhS HeN we VIII
nhNt' -sPeehtaE NelFotl" 70 the " fse
'"' ~ u.s. PNS'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
EXPECT QgN!E QUE! ' Httk
n COUNCIL CIRCLES

couIcin'en will hayc little ~ 10 t63s
week TE9ls are but two committees
on the 'ist - scheduled meetings
Streets - o'clock ;his rfiernoon.
and Claims at 6 o'ciocs .omarY~w af-
terucou The France to'Ar1f 90 ,eill
probably meet during the w-e,>. to dis
sn&.- ~ cGn''ec II matters brought
before ~ ac'!, ~ tie meeting pf ,ass
Tgesday i4txat
II is hardss probable the tdmnis-
trn,is~ s5ossfd Ill be ready With the
proposed YET Line schen ME, known as
the "Hankins Revised t'iar." upon
which Mr.. Hanktas has been working
for a week. Commissioner Ee1t hav-
ing this plan in charge has urged
Assistant City Engineer Hapk:us to
proceed with all speed consistent with
the Importance of the work Much
surveying Will have to he dore In
carrying out the street grades beyond
the Relt Line.
The usual quiet holiday wees will
be observed ar City Hall
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
SPIRITUAL FIRE AWFUL J
RtM0RSE OF LOST Soul
REV. Carter Ashton Jcnkeus breaches
. strong sermon In Calvary
baptist Church.

Thermal Heu.- Tho aevcrt, NJ VA
,...,..,.
nuns On o''t r.Npe'i's
euces beyond the Grave, was ihe Z
theme on which Or. Carter Ashton
r.nLapy .,,nL,a .ta.+ ,,-..,.t,,,, 1,o,
.'''3' ''''' P''N'u oai'afs
BAPTIST Church Dr. jenkens has been
greeted with large crowds since h
.-,,,cd tr, ,,,,o,...,i,,.. ...-fo. nat.a.,
~ 80
''7"' vas '' 'ASt P'4"h l'I al Oh the
az iIiaHe seats were occupied. In
part. Or lcakcpe said.
.sOur subi.et for tn8taht ia the anag
state of the. wicked -r.uscion4 end-
les. suffering What +. tgto c1,d Of ,hr
impcnitonte Wo c.n tftn>, ouIy a.
he Bible reveals +, Ter us notice
thc terms used In SCRIPTURE t., exprsss
the duration of the Sinners tnInish-
meut.
t1erIasttne, Punishment,
Forever md |,ar Is1" "a eva,.
Dc ing stars to whom is received me
F13cL,Te4.= ar ,{.,t, r,...zs s...,,..-- ,g.t.,-
The smoke Of their torment axc4ndetT
3lD forever md ever, and ~rbev hsvs
tha lot Of the righteous Expressed in
th.. same terms rev 22: ). Pie lord
gtyeth them fight and they shah reign
forever ann ever, And many similar
The facf. thpn is-.-lf the wicked do
not aternalfv suffer. the righteolt. Id
not eternals. re;oire nor nterna.lr
Iet.n. for the same words exnrsss
bafb
I'm Gen. 80. Is Vefe,,d of the ever
ts@fiul, hills But IN. ftnfvcrsalist re-
plies. 'I{ut th,, Wifi he des,royed.
We obey }a,t thIoueh their entire ave.
So of pl3u3siilo4pt- II viii tast through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27

caused by the storm was the interfer-
ence with the telegraph and telephone
wires Early this morning the New
York Central Railroad discovered that
ii was unable ia Get Information of
traS1 r,o1cneft Gorth Of i'eekskill.
Somewhere above that point wires had
beei s.ta.ti.i from their poles and
the t'5'i'@ mer2 run WITH extreme eau
ton.
Tt Pennsl1 4st.:a reported yer, 1T
tie Interruptions OF schedule,
"o the e.tfs- hand the N y ti:.~eH
experiences .al,rg Troublesome ta!a., :.
Train S.. '2hiCh vas due @ arrive acre
frora ~ vinerel9 A. fi3 \ NJ lost
5tsclf Somev ;ser0 W Massachusetts or
connecticut. aUd had not been located
90 a. late l"1icl1t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27

sonCd ~ though the world werc really
4 Christ i,tr Ba, ii IT, not Christian.
The trlc origin of thr Wa II to be
sought iu the fact that we--and |
clde The whole sc-Called Christian
world ion the Indictment have not
Christianity At its lowest Is doing tho
thing 'hrist tolls as not 20 do. ~ t1erc
* "Ve hing Jesus taught morr clear
~ than another. II was That force Of
any. tirl never accomplished any per
pauoui good. newer curcd any evil
medera civilization j, based or the
tfe-i- mat tho strongest have The
right ta prevail ] am not speaking
OF war cspcciaIiy War il only the
5}timat, loEIc Of the principle OH
which nur whole economic. IN
dustriM political national ana Inter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
THE WEATHER

Nirginia- Fair anl somewhat warm
er Monday. Tuesday partly cloudy;
moderate southerlH winds.
North tarolina-Fair end somewhat
warmer Monday Tuesday partly
cloudy hight variable winds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
Local Temperature ,-.terdny,


rainfall last tweive hours 0
Rsinfaii last twenty four hpurs :
Deficiency in rainfall sinre Mar SIS
deficiency In rainfall since Jan / -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27

The man who attempts to shelter
\ himself beneath two Gags IL certain
70 lose the protection Of hoth,--New
! Fork Hun. M ".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27

Having retired to his Florida home
perhaps Mr.. Bryan Will hereafter raise
his own slemon8- Chicago NewA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
WORLD NOT CHRISTIAN
SAYS Or. MAGLAtHlAs
Declares People Arc slow Ia Learning
to ECIiclC the SERMON On the
Mount.
SUBJECT "CHKIsrM>> MD WAR"
People Have Not Definitely Chosen
Between Alternatives of Force and
Iotc-Ha,r E.ssaycu Impossible
Task of serving God and MamDu.l.


w. ,,.... o.., ,....,- ,t... ,,-.......
- '''e
"''''* 81 N1iist' 1ald KEY pf. a. H.
C. MaclaChian. at ScVenth-Strect
Christian tshurch Last ntatt an a
.....-
'0's ''''''''' 'N M 'St'""N ''1"
war
no alternatives We nave TO choose
netNeeh are me alternatives Of I"'te
ana toEe We nave .nUt Net acuuitcly
CHOSEN We have esSa ed the luPos-
sible TASK Of serving God and AIanI-
mon We nave been clasplH2 hands
WITH force as the reai friend and hcip-
er aud san our of our lives.
lie preacher depiored the condition
no" tAistlhg in Europe, ana attributes
! IL 10 the la>ity OF farm in Christ, ami
I Inc indifference 70 the teachings OF
th4 Bible He said:
wish Ia bring before $oH certain
thoae hts prompted tN thai fact mat al
TINS Christmas season almost the
"hoie of the Civilized world = in the
midst OF The most cruel and anpiarah!e
war 81 aH history.
ne gravity Of me lsste thIS raised
% Hnot %" oN"f@iated- }t + the issue
Of Afisi'ahitY ttseit. With boz ia"
exceptions all of me ten atoms on
{ hftstffn nations. 10" al ieaSt d!}ctu
hundred years he gospel of 'he Nazse-
rene mas been preached among thes"
an CatnedrtIs- churches ahd ~hrin"s
DO Tie landscape OF them all fN"H
At rms noun prayer j. arising FROM
lhett affairs S""hinG NE dta "i ia9
God If battles Epr the respective
a iates IN jfe name ,I tina Prince eli
Its.e
49, of tF.-F rEa.44
en- II words chris. mos on the bat
t.etetd The song of the angels oyer
ne trenches. ORGANIZED aggression
~ ne most slsahtic Nnd ia the H7tte
- I'm "eo san Resisj not eva!
Nineteen hundred years have come
- Soiir S'itee ne was ..i ~ ny
lea. nominal warshfa ~ tI{s oa',o.
and set % common murder IA 7if+le
nnfaiy,al;ar t,.,etet., err. has e,iffie,d 20
rretsDitafo fnnr bpra~ed ,,f3i4nr fell
inV.-t CHRISTIANS INTO t5e ,aast ,v.fol
fYafrfr.r,l str5fe az an ,t,3n xyt,+ i
The Iasaninr If au"t IL t,t,isr-.r5tv
a failure Has chris, died IN vasnp
>o,t I'll,
seeking Tor ir"th.
the4e is no lfreNefeh5e IN these
questions when ta!4N. every
.h9asHt. W person u a@N 'at= ht'"9s41
S'aaS heA are NOV W" HipI@h-
NheeFS al the thpeNefer VINO IS gao
- Hti" IN -stiahilH al iaolt h'l me
7tleete seeking aiteF rum % nose
WHO iee' - u my hao n",H SsA' 'ie4
90I OF 'fsaa1 Oh i4iSe see4fl-
-, ne loGnoataohs nave 4eea SaaNea
~ P'"i.NS ~ tH5luse ara t1t i'|"'l,''
upon Which We nad seemed TO he
standing SO eeafelN' nave az nj ence
eNeh WY 9.1eatn our rect ihe
i5l3t}ttltacN ~ AftSt'an culture en-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
RICHMOND WEATHER
NORMAL YESTERDAY
II Paul Coolest and Galveston Hot
test Points In Country--Duluth
and Denver SNOW

WIKI tbs exception ~ Denver and
Duluth, where IL showed Yesterday
th@re vas. no falling weather any
where in the country
With clear weather In the greater
psrt at the land Galveston and New
Orleans took the heat prizes away
from TAMPA Galveston was almost
Hp ~ summer heat registering So de-
groos early in the day. and dropping
To 81 AT s o'clock lasf night
81 FaUl whore u Vas cloudy. VAS
the coolest city IN the United States.
the mercury ri S o'clock lasJ night
showing hut 20 degrees pehcvr was
inst two degrees warmer while DB-
lf1'h was A. % ard WHtae1N}e at II
Tampa dropped 70 81. and New Or
leans went ip 10 IS Norfolk went
M N 81 while Richmond al 8 o'clock
showing bar q degrees. Denver was
degrees higher than New York
A. A general thing The weather as
sumed a good average all over tho
country Yesterday.
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At LEAST FOUR DEAD

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The Supreme Court of the state -
Wa shjngton has affirmed the validity
hf the prohibition law which Will GO
in:o effect 1anuary l. 1915.
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Rev Fred " Moort, - tNe SoCoNa
Baptist Church, performed he eere-
monv AZ - o'clock YESTERDAY fnoTniu@
which united IN marriage Miss Anna
Byknohik a rat.Ne - Austria ard L,
q Naekkovereosky = native II Rus
sis The bride states tnat the h@Hne
of her parents I'm Nustrt1 has heen
DESTROYED by the arm- 0f the Niles
since the beginning ~ she European
war. and thai she has two brothers ~
the army Of the Teutonic Alles ut
this tine. + they have NOT been killed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27
Not Christian.

say the pacsficists have not he
gun far enough bach. They have rea-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-27

N.ss Mimic NaV klne. q Etfr30E,
and Fillmore Mitchell Of - Crosse
We're united in marriage Al IL &c
o'clock Yesterday afternoon by Rev.
n w Neville of the t.ttriCk Nj. T.
Church The Young couple viii re-
side al Lacrosse
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-12-10
GERMANY AND PEACE.

Nothing short of the destruction of
Germany as military power or un-
conditional surrender, will put stop
to the war. Neither Mr.. Ford, nor
any other peace advocate-one or a
thousand, nor any amount of money,
can stop the great war. Any COM
promise by which Germany may be
able in the future to rebuild great
military government, would be huge
mistake, and will never be offered or
accepted by the allies. AS matter
of fact, many wise men think Ger
many is whipped now, and the war
is nearing its close. The failure of
the rush on Paris last year, and the
battle of the Marine, was the Gettys-
burg of the German campaign. The
great war cannot, say the wise men,
continue much longer. Germany's
doom is sealed.