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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
That slncereat ElattarY.

Imitation is the curse of modern life,
and 1t is almost as bad to initiate ones
self Of yesterday as to initiate some
one else. A man should have the coup
age to be himself-the today himself
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
AMERICuS WINS LAST FROM
PILOTS IN NINTH INNING

DUNNING AND HODGE DELIVER
PILOTS-GAME FULL OF WRANGLNG AND SCRAPS
DEBUT OR MUCKALEES SHOWS CLASS
-SCHUMAN THERE WITH SLAPSTICK-WHKS AND DUNNING
PLAY SENSATIONAL BALL IN THE OUTFIELD MUCKAGEES
THE ROAD FOR A WEEK
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
WAYCROSS ): yALDOSTA 0.

VALDOSTA, Ca, May 6.-Bowden
pitched a beautiful game yesterday af-
ternoon and Waycross won from the
locals 5 to 0. Brikefeld was hit hard
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
NATIONAL EAGUE.
The Standing
Yesterdays Results.

Boston 6, Brooklyn 1.
New York 4, Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati 0, Chicago 5.
st. Louis-Pittsburg; rain.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
Needed In the World.

Carry the radiance of your soul In
your face; let the world have the
Benefit Of it-Fox.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Tho Gtondinm
Yesterdays Results.

st. Louis 8, Brooklyn 0.
Baltimore 4, Chicago 3.
Kansas City-Buffalo; rain.
Pittsburg-Newark; rain.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
The Standing.


Nashville ), Chattanooga 6. First
game.
Nashville 6, Chattanooga Z. Second
game.
MOBILE 2, New Orleans 8.
Memphis 4, Little Rock 6.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Standing

Philadelphia 2, New York l.
Chicago 0, Cleveland /.
Washington 0, Boston 1.
Detroit 5, st. Louis 2.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06

*Two out when winning run was
made
Score by innings:
Brunswick ............200 COL 000--3
AMERICUS ...........0O1 100 O11-4
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
STANDING OF CLUBS

GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Americas 4, Brunswick 8.
DOttan 8, Thomasville 5.
Valdosta 5, Waycross 0.
Where They Play Today.
Americas in Waycross.
Townsville in Brunswick.
Valdosta in Dothan.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
The Standing
Yesterdays Results.

Macon /, Charleston 0.
Columbus 3, Savannah l.
Albany II, Columbia 5.
Jacksonville 3, Augusta 2. Eleven
innigs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06

only in the ninth inning. The box
score:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06
Legal Advertisements

STATE OF GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
IN THE MATTER
or the
Petition of PUBLIC UTILITIES COM
PANY, a corporation, for voluntary
dissolution under the Provision Of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-06

Continued on Page 50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02

Sdipere Sample baben an Scr
Nartn.6 .6ront itaftBefuuben. Eret ocs
ber5meifeIten @i6eritaubes Der 92u(.
len itnb bic Gentiden aber bort bor-
sebrnnaen.
TeIOmarfdnlI MafenIen trei6t bic
Gtinbe anf bei6en 1tfern bes Wna bpr
fid Der. Gr bat GboIm bereits lin
ter ii6. Ss6rblid bon Sbaugprub, mo
General @arid) iiber bic @eidjirl
aegansen it, tuur6en 0esenangriffe
res Jrin0es snriifgeidIagen. Die
S6ben bel Eobsanrcse iunr6en beiett
nnb iiber taufenb 0iniIen aefanaen
genomnten. SIM Uan5en uur6cn IN,
fi6liden Nolen 303 Cffi5iere unc
7751 Mannfdaften sn 0efanaenen
gemadt, foipie 5ebn &anonen un6
f20 Maidjiuenseidhte erbentet.
3ipiiden Der Tilica mno Scr Office
fin6 i'm NfOnat SuIi 95,023 Mnl7cn
gefnugen senominen nno Al Gano-
uen, oarunter ssuei srpse Saubiben,
ioipie 230 @afdjinensef6ite erben.
fet. Die engliidcn 0epeidJen mel.
ben, bic 9aifen batten 6in1enbnro
6arnn gebinSert, iueitere Srnppen
iiber ben gsareiu sn brineem, Sodl
meloen bic bentiden 9epeiden nidlts
caDou. Die Gage I'm slIeemciuen
idjeint nod nnflar sn iein, feitifcberS
tit mur, baR Die 9lnilen @aridan nno
ben gr6kten Sell bes bentisem golen
nnfseben miifIen. gber pb lie i'm
Gtanbe iein iuerSen, ben ar6sfen
Sell bes Seeres in Gider6eif AT
6rinaen, lit mebr als frasfidj. Top
ocn 6eitigen geridJten crbalt mam
cen Ginbrnd, aIs iuenn Sies nidjf Der
ssaIl irin iuiiroe.
Die siueitc ensliide Notc lit bier
einastroffen, beibe iuerben yiittipodj
btr6ffentIidjt iuer6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02
&nrSe l1eberii(lt.
Die Oettidjen bringen I'M
Nareiu= Webiet pur.

Die Dettidjen orinseu i'm
Nareiu- We6iet pur.
Wsafenien treibt Die Teirlbe
am 8ng enflang. Gbolm lit &c.
iiOntmen. @obrid) bringt BON
sSDangorOo ipciter bor.
Gin 9iieienfener ioa Son.
itantinppel beimseindjt baben.
Die aOnbOner usimes" plan.
taiiert.
3tuei ensIiidje Sampfer iuer-
ben 5erit6rt.
Gie slueite ensliide 9iote lit
bier eingetroffen,
Or. GelIferidj erflGrt Seutidj-
lambs iuirtid)nftlidje Gage fir
Dor5iiglidj.
Die raiIiide 9nma pilb
nit 2iigemberidjten Der Wiini-
itrr erGffnet.
Gin 6entides 1tnterIeebpot
5erit6rt adjt emgliidje JiidOani-
pier.
Sir G0mar6 Carton, Der bri-
tifdje GeneraIanlpaIt, ipridi
iiber bic 9riessIase.
9es oeiitidjen aaifers Ma-
mifeit iiber bic Gage.
9e1ttidje 2uftidiffe entiuif-
feln rege SGtigfeit.
6735 fransGiiide Uefanaene
id]e ipnrOen In ben Nrgunnen
gemadjt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02

suf ben britiiden JIngplat naGc
ct. YpI in 0iimfird)en iuar6en 6rei-
Zig Wombsn seiporfeu. Sn 8e5ue
amf oas 1ombar6ement Naurpss
bnrd beatide 2aiftidiffe ,neIoen Sic
0epeiden, 6af Der 2lngriif ii6 aif
bas 6lnsfelb bei Naueg beidranftc
nnb baf adtsebu Wanlben nn5lpeiftl-
baft bic 3elte trafen. Sed)s bentide
Tlmsidiffe griffen fanfsebn fran55fi-
ide Jlnsmaid)inen iibcr Gbatrau-
Salins an. Der &autpf 0anertt 45
Nsinntcn nnb mG6renb 6esieIbeu
mmkten mebrere Der fein6liden Slug
maid)inen lanoen.
gSie aus Grid genelbet ipiro, bn-
ben bergangene &ode amcrifafeiu6-
lid)e 9emonitratiunen in Berlin
itattgefnnbfn. Gtu6enten berfam-
melten iid) bpr Der amerifanifdJen
gOtidJaft nnb idJrien nno IGrnaten
big fie BON Der vplisei bertrieben
lunroen. Die gerIiner Tulisei ioIl
Die Mmerifaner erfudt babcn, bic
Heinen amerifaniIdJem JIasgen, bic
tie ais Grfennnssseiden i'm Gnppf=
lod) tritsen, nidt mebr sm trasen.-
Ger Nadrid)t feblt bisber nod cine
Seitatignng. gllle Sepeid1en iiber
Sentidllanb, Die ans 3iirid oSer
Ueni fpmmen itnb nerbadjtig.
Sp6teren gsndJridjten iino SudD
brei Mmerifaner bel Der Scid)ieenng
bes yeSberian" INNS 9eben gefom-
men: Marf @ilep, sSobn Carroll
nnS Elm seiuiiier Sberioan.
glns 9ltben iuirb geneloet, aDn-
itantinupcl iei BON eiuem fnrdtba
rem Sener beimseiidlt. 5000 @e=
bGnSe, barnnter oas NIT |criunnoe-
ten aefiillte oeiltIdje SpIpitnl, ieier
absebrannt. Soffentlidl lit Die
Nadrid)t, ipie Die meiiten, bic ans
sltben fpminen, selpscm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02

M TG M S( vcr Y -
Wolf. WDll Sanfbarfeit fOnnen mir
9ente iageb oak 0ptt nit mns mar.
Die feinoliden Seere, bic iid riibm-
ten, oaf lie IN ipenigen NDnaten in
Berlin ein5ieben iuiiroen, iino nit
itarfem Sdlagen tueit nad) Often itnn
gSeiten sitriidgetrieben. 3abIreide
Sd)ladJten IN ben peridueoenen Sels
len Giropas nno Setgefedlte in be.
Nabe nno IN Der Jerne beipeilen,
mas Der oentidJe Corn in Der
Serteioignng nmo bic oemtid,c
Strategie pplfibren fann. Seine
Terleklng beg yOlferredts npn Sci
ten nnlerer Teinoe ipiro I'm Stanoe
iein, bic ipirtIdjaftlidle 0rnnolase
ees &rieges 5li eridntterm." Wie eii.-
lad nno beldeioen flingt oas gegen<
iiber ben Brablereien Sir Gomnro
Garlon's. l1n6 jeocs 8urt bierbpn III
Wabr.
Su einer 11eberfdjt BET Grrmngeas
|idaften Ses Griegsiabres fiibren bie
gerliner 3eitnngen aus, bnfs 0nitid-
lam0 nnS Seiterreid) frei bon feinbIi-
der geietnng ieien, NIT Mnsnabme
eines Heinen Gtreifens in WaIisien
itmo etnes fletneH Streitens I'M gl-
lak; Dap oIe oeitf1den srnppen iut
We1ten o3,UU Aitaoratfilometer
cIngenDmmen batten einidIleklidJ
SelstsIis itno oes luertpDlliten Seiles
epH StaAIlel@. yerHer Da1len ote
oeAllgsn onn nno AelIellsiger geme!n-
IAN loV'UU A1naoratfilometer TN
IEeE e'Hsenommen, elnlglteRllg oe1
fhhu@eH z n p. Wpnpernemfnfs 81 %arianO,
MODno. %. Snmall5 San5a slOa, Ha-
s'ea p'el1lo!p, nacom NM Ntelee,
IerHel grOEe Setie oer oonperite-
laenIs warlgan nno !. snplin. Gus
e1poflIe SeIr.1Or'am W ooppelt ~
srof me SfIerres9. s's
Ue1 ueH MaMplea IN gen Atgpu.
men maDreno ger Setf pom ~. ssint
oIs ann ~, Snit maroem pm oen
Senflgen 10 Dffs5ere NM 66lu
SoioaIen 9emngen genommem; lers
nel mnroen .. Vfal9tnengel@nRe
nno ptel Whnfton erpeaifef.
Die Jrnn5oien meIoen, bic Sent-
fden batten nabreno Der ytadf ei-.
men nergebliden Angriff anf lire
A M Y -
Stellnngen am Sdnkmannele nno
Heid)saferfopf i'm Gliak gentadt.
Die Gnsldnoer bebnnpten, iie bat-
ten einem Sell Der bel 6oose berlo-
renen graben ipieSer getppnnen.
9eafj ben beittid)en 8eridten iiaS
fie 9lmgriffe Der GmalGnoer bei 6Doge
poaitGnbig smriifgeidlagem. glndt
bie Mmgriffe bel Somdles uarem elm
sse6lidlag. Nmdl bebanpten Sic
0emtidJen, bai, anf lire Gtellungen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02

~ H$tutk0 tNt<% NttAf 9StptlfS
rmfiiid) polniide 3eitnngen erflar-
ten, &aiier @ilbelm iuerbe gelegent-
lid leines Ginsmges in Naridan
Die lImabbansisfeit Eolen's profla-
n1ieren nnb 5ipar oes beittigen Hp-
lens, permebrt bnrd 0ansis, Eofen
nno Oas Diterreidiide 1alisien. Die
9fadridJt ipirb bDn Der ySimes" mol
frei erftnben lein.
Nus 9iutter6am fonrmt bic ysadJ-
ridt, bak bic oentide 9iegiernng ale
ganmiuolfabrifen inter lire Som
trDle genOmmen bat.
Rad Sen ne1ieiten Nadridten lit
umter ben Soften Oes Sampfers ySbe-
rianD Elm 9lmerifaner Namens Marf
@ilep. gr ipa elm ManleielmGdtrr
geiueien lein. Der 8efebfsbaber
bes 1tnterieebDots mDllte bic 2emte
bonn oSberian" 5nfrit ailfnebmen.
SIS fnm aber elm 9antpfer III Gid)t
nno er fubr babDn. Die Qe,tte mad)-
ten iidj baum in ied)s 8Ooten aitf,
Tim 2anb sm erreiden. Sic batten
flint Stnnben 5ii rnbern, Bis lie anf
einen Sampfer itiefen, Der fie anf-
nabm. 3uei bDn linen, Die ber-
frnnoet iparen, itarben nnteripcgs.
gfnd) ben Sdiloernngen Der Qente,
ipnrbe Ser 0ampfer 5nerf BON 6em
llnterIeebDot beidjOiIen. Gine Der
angeln frepierte anf benz @eroef
uno t6tete iedDs Eeriomem. geuor Ser
SOrepbp abseidoiIen ,pnrbe, Iief Der
Scfeblsbaber bes ltnterieebppts bic
seiamntte 8cIaknng in Bic 8ppte
iteigen. gllem Mnideine nad lulrbe
smerit Elm blinber Sd)nk iiber 6as
sdiff abgefenert. gls bieier nidjt
beadjtet iunrbe, bas Gdiff i'm Gesen-
tell sn entfummen perindJte, id)ok
bas 1tuterieebOot NIT idarfen Sdjiii-
len Oireft auf Sas Gdiff. Grit oics
bradte Is gum 8eilegen.
Gin bentfdes llnterieeboot bat iuie-
Scr adt ensIiidr JiId6ampfer in
Sen 0rnnb gebobrt. Die 8elatnn-
ben iunr0em gerettet.
Sir gotpnr6 gariof,, Ser britiIhe
GeneraIanipaIt, bat, gelegertIih Der
cini6brigen Oaner oes &rieges, eil,c
grfldrung peroffentIiht, in Ser er
iagt, baf Der aries nidjt cher been-
bet iuer6en lpiir0e als bis bic glliier-
ten geiiegt bGtten. Ser 9rieg mus
oenlnad alio nod iebr Iange bauern
oenn porldlifig lit nod feline g(ns-
iiht alf einen Sieg Der gllliierten
Dorbanben. Cir goiparo giebt Bel
oieier. @elegenbeit audi eine lleher-
ilht iiber Die arieg9Iage. Gr lit oes
9inbmes Der enliiden sslotte poil,
benu iie lube ben 1einb bon ben
Wieeren Dertrieben. 9os lit ihon
ridtig, aber cine beionoere SeIoell-
tat Der Slotte par oies niht. sflS
Der arieg ausbrodl erbielt bic oeut-
fhe SanoelsfIotte oie 8arnung, 10
'dnen, fpie mogIih nelttraIe Safen
anf5niuden. gs gef6ab oies. Gann
Hieben nod oas Spee'lhe @eIdipn-
Ger II. Die perfbieoenen Gaperfreu5er
sliriid. Gas eritere iuarSe ourd)
cine iiberiualtigenSe l1ebermadJt BEL
ren Salflanos SSnleln bernidJtet, BON
ben anoern baben iidl Deridjiebene in
neutrale Safen serettet mno Die iib-
rigen iino ebenfalls bnrd Die NIT
aroher llebermadlt anssefiibrtea
Nnariffe serit6rt iuoroen. g8ir geItee
ben Der ergliiden 8lotte ia bag Ser
oienit 5lt, Die Serri6oft GngIanos
iiber Die Weere oiifredt erboIten su
baben, ober man nulB ocn M1ltao
nidt 81 boil nebmen, biel at riibmem
1T babel nidJt, es 1T ibr leidjt aenns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
CHEAP ROUND TRIP TICKETS
ACCOUNT VIRGINIA FAIRS

Southern Railway announces the
sale Of cheap round trip tickets on
account Of the following state and
county fairs held In the State Of vir-
Ginia:
Virginia State Fair. Richmond, Va,
October 11-1S, 1915. Tickets on sale
October 8-1e. inclusive. 1915: flnai
limit October 10. 1913.
Agricultural and Industrial Fair,
Danvilie, Va. October SIS. 1915.
Tickets on sale october 3-8. inclusive
1915. ANAL limit October 10. 1915.
Halifax County Fair. South Bos-
ton. Va. October 1912, 1915. Tick
ctr on sale October l7-32. inclusive.
1915; ANAL limit October ~. 1915.
Mecklenburg County Fair. Chase
City. Va. October 6-s, 1915. Tickets
on sale October SIS. inclusive. 1915:
Anal limit October 10. 1915.
For further information confer with
nearest Southern Railway ticket agent
H. l. BISHOP. Div. Pass. ACT.
Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
SECURITIES NOT GOLD
Shipment From Europe Reaches NJ
York In Guarded Car

Shipment From Europe Reaches New
York In Guarded Car.
New York. Oct. 14.--Considerable
mystery surrounded a steel express
car. carrying several armed guards.
which arrived here today attached to
the Portland. Me-. express The
amount Of secrecy connected with the
trip Of the car froms Halifax. II. g..
led to the general belief that II con-
tained large shipment OF gold. made
from England to New York bankers
AT the ONCE Of ]. P. Morgan & Co.
who have received all OF the large
shipments during the past few weeks,
It was denied that any gold had
reached here today. The American
Express Company likewise denied that
the car contained bullion. but adj
mftted that It did bring shipment
Of securities. No definite statement
as to the exact amount of the secur-
tiles was made but it was reported
to be several million dollars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
LemueI r. Roane.

Norfolk. Va, Oct 1.-THE funeral
OF Isemuel T. Roane, who died on
Monday at his home in Anne Street.
Park View. was conducted from the
Park View M. e. Church yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. and was largely
attended.
Rev. w. r. A. Haynes. pastor Of the
church. officiated, assisted by Rev. C.
B. Arendall. pastor OF Park View Bap-
fist Church Interment was In Oak
Grove Cemetery.
There were many handsome floral
tokens. among which were a handsome
wreath upon a stand from the clerical
force OF the Southern Railway. and a
second wreath from employees OF the
Sea board Air Line Railway.
The pallbearer. were Messrs. r. r.
Briggs, r. l. Savage, c. w. Hudgins.
n. P. Filler, J. d. Creech and p. e.
Hamburg.
Mr.. Roane was native Of King
and Queen County and was a Con-
federate veteran. He had been IN
the employ OF the Southern Railroad
for thirty years. He 10 survived by
his widow. Mrs Ella Roans. two
and q son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
VAN NORDEN FORTUNE
PAYS SONS DEBTS

New York. Oct. 14.--How Warner
Van Norden. the banker. who died
January 1. 1914 gave up q fortune
and died more than 100000 IN debt
in order to pay up losses suffered BY
his son. Warner NJ. Van Norden. ID
told in the transfer tax report on
the dead bankers estate, which was
filed today by Appraiser Albert J.
Berwin. After an extended investiga-
ton into the tangled financial affairs
OF the Van Norden estate. Appraiser
Berwin found that the gross estate left
by Mr.. Van Norden was worth only
3s4.s6S at the time Of his death.
Theodore l. Van Norden. son Of the
banker. who was named - executor
IN the win. fled 4 schedule Of debtA
amounting to 3s33.Eo but for ths
purpose Of the transfer tai proceed.
ing the appraiser flxed the Indebted
ness at o437.17S. The executor testi-
ned that the total ds4cit Of the estate
Is $760.0oe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15

A verdict for the defendant was
returned yesterday evening In Hust-
ings Court. Part H., by the jury which
has heard the testimony and argu-
msnts In connection with the case Of
Thomas. b. Jeffries against the VIZ
ginia Railway and Power Company
for SEQ, 900 damages. The case, which
had been tried in Judge Ernest H.
Wells court for more than five days.
was for the largest amount of dam
ages ever sued for In Richmond
court.
when Attorney Henry w. Anderson
completed his final argument to the
jury at Sis o'clock yesterday even
ing. the jury, composed Of some OF
Richmond's most prominent business
men. adjourned to their room In the
courthouse. Witnesses and spectators
who were In the courtroom at the
time. passed away the time which the
jurymen required to come to a YER
dict, in discussing the probable re-
suits OF the case. The. jury returned
to describe the wiring in the various
Plaintiffs Case.
The plaintiff alleged that his home
at Meadow Brook. Chesterfield Coun-
ty. was destroyed by fire. the origin
OF which he attributed to electric
current supplied by the traction COM
pany. The defendant company
claimed, during the proceedings, that
the wiring in the house OF Mr.. Jeffries
was perfect In every way and that no
fire could have resulted therefrom.
The witnesses from other cities.
electricians and contracting electrical
men OF Richmond. went on the stand
todescribe the wiring In the various
houses and buildings. Much technique
and many electrical terms were used
In the trial. which was interesting
throughout, The General Electric
Company sent one Of its experts here
from Baltimore to testify. that COM
pany having furnished the electrical
appliances installed In Mr.. Jeffries'
home.
The case was one OF the hardest
legal battles of the kind ever fought
in Virginia. Charles v. Meredith and
Miller q Miller represented the plain
Power Company Was represented by
Attorneys Henry W. Anderson. E. r.
Williams and Andrew H. Christian.
Those who were on the Jury were:
James T. Disney Fairfax G. Jones.
Horace q. Wright. W. II. Schwartz
child. w. r. Smith. n " Baldwin.
James F. Rviand. r. Page Dunnavant.
Julian r. Gray. Nathan Hellstern. A.
B. LauKhon and Onsley sannders
The. case Of James H. Roache
againsf-the Southern Railway for u.s.
90 damages will be heard IN Hastings
Cont. Part IT.. today The case.
which was brought here from Dan
vile for trial, was entered after the
plaintiff was injured on one Of the
trains Of the defendant company near
Danviile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
DR.. EPSTEIN WILL
BE ORATOR OF DAY

A mass-meeting At Mechanics' In
stitute to be held Sunday night, under
the auspices RI the Herd Zionist Club.
will be addressed by DR.. B. Epstein.
DR.. Epstein comes TO this country
from Cologne, Germany. on behalf OF
the Jewish National Fund. and has
gained fane as an organizer and ora
tor throughout Europe. He received
rabbinical training in Russia and
Ia graduate OF the University Of
Marburx. where he studied under the
renowned philosopher. Professor Her
man Cohen. He speaks several Ian
EHAEes and makes an impression rs
an orator and lecturer,
DIR. Epstein will also address lid
dish meeting at the Zionist Institute.
1908 East Broad Street. on Friday
evening. when he will address the
Zionist Training School children in
the afternoon and will speak on the
Jewish Problem" at night
The public is cordially invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-15
DEtE D|6 l0MIh
FOR Equal SUFFRAGE
WARRINGTON FOLLOWING wEEnk
Executive Board Of Equal Suffrage
League Of Virginia Outlines Tcnsa-
tive Prograna-Many 6isning Pcq-
lions.

Arrangements for tho COMING Of
the annual meeting Of the Equal Suf-
frage League Of virginia ana the con-
ference Of the Southern States wo-
mans Suffrage Congress. both Of
which will be held here in December,
and for the attending Of the conven-
ton Of the National American Equal
Suffrage Association in Washington
the week following the Richmond
meetings wero discussed 1t the meet
ing of the executive board Of the Equal
Suffrage League OF Virginia held here
Yesterday. Tentative program: for
the Richmond meetings were outlined.
The meeting Of the board yesterr
day was attended by Mrs. b. B. valen-
tine, chairman, and Mrs Louise Col
lier Wilcox, OF Norfolk; Mrs. John
H. Lewis. of Lynchburg; Mrs. J. Al
len Watts, Of Roanoke: Miss Rober
Wexford. of the University of Virginia,
and Miss Ellen Glasgow, Mrs. Harvey
Clarke and Mrs. j. b. Kidd, of Rich
mond.
In Session Hero Five Days.
The annual convention of the Equal
Suffrage League OF Virginia will be
. and 10. The Southern States Wo-
mans Suffrage Congress will meet at
the Jefferson December IL, II and 8.
The former session will bring to
Richmond prominent equal suffragistA
from all parts OF the State. and the
latter will bring workers for women's
suffrage from all the sixteen Southern
States. Many OF the delegates to the
Southern States Congress will be cele-
gates also to the national convention
to he held In Washington the week
OF December -.
The Southern States conference 10
the second to be held by the organi-
zaticns Of the sixteen States, the first
having been one year ago at Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. just preceding tho ma
tional convection. as does this meeting.
Miss Kata Gordon. Of New Orleans. II
president OF the Southern congress.
From Richmond the delegates will 90
TO Washington, where convention
headquarters will be At the New VIII
lard.
Making Many Converts.
Following the executive board meet
ing. Mrs. Valentine and other mem
bers went to the Administration build
ing at the State Fair Grounds. where
the Equal Suffrage League Of Virginia
has most attractive booth, and where
each afternoon and evening open-asr
addresses are made by well-known
speakers near the main entrance to
the building.
Those VINO spoke yesterday AFTER
noon, beginning At II O'Clock. were:
Mrs. Valentine. Miss May Schaiil. Mrs.
HiE urquhart. Mfss Mary O'Connor
Higgins ana Miss Adele Clark.
While the fair IL on the suffrag 1sts
are making hundreds Of converts, and
their petitions to the Legislature for
equal suffrage In Virginia are daily be-
ing signed by hundreds.