davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
Sic gerlualtnus OeS 0iitrifts GOlnm6ia.

Inier Gaze hattcn 6ePrGHntonten oeS &ongreleS mn eInem 0Mt
oerfomnrttcc muqr 5taot enc aoniereu8 inbetref Der 9ntrtttSoermal-
hna. gei 0icir @eeqenbeit fam cS 81 pidtigen Observation-Disclosures
Sic oobin ainqen, med5en Annl Der aon9reB, lmo mebhen Der Nnrtt
an Ser NermoItunq bo6e. SiGtqc &ertrcter Der Nirger rnlerer Sfoof
nerfoften sic Hedte, ole lei. ldngem pom SongrcB oncrtanllt lto. 0e
McprGentoutcn ser Ncgicrung bruftcn inter nnoeren1 nor, naB nc oe
ipobner ocs 8inrifts untcntcucrt ieien. @uf oicicn eumponot onfportdC
SEER Iheooor Stones, oaB int 0irttt pro Sopt mebr Stencrn 9e6apu
merocu. ais 4 q. in SnouiriGtGbten' nit elmer gletben elmpopner5npl
Scr QonoreB beftmmt, mas in Gnrift geiheben lol ooer inter
bIeibeu mb, mo miere 9ete nHiRn Oe bobcn Steuern 6oblen. Sthh
i'm 4opuoI cine gepiQigung obgeetnt miro, m1nen nD Oc Snr9er
gsoIhfuotous sufr6oen qebcn. &r baben Ffliften, ober te1ne Medte.
Gs mare nun mirfih an Der 3Gt, BOB mir Stln1nrcdt erDlehen' I'M
ouf Oieie gSciic od einen NeprGicntonen I'M &on9reB 81 Dopen, OCT
sic Nnoeeqenheiten nes 0htriHs oertrcten fonnte. &o1bmgfon Df oS
0nphtoot pil mebr ausgoben oils anocre Stnote. Us ut c1e pefrop'
fihe sumume, Sic mir jdbnib al Abgaben au 5nblen Dooen. 9N ooi9e
herpon lit ole 9roBe Eeuerun9.
Die @obnmqsuiHe uno Ser 2cbenSlnterbnlt fmo III unlerer Sfoor
bebeueno bober, ais in irgeno elmer onOcren Stoot oes Sanocs- 4r
6ioentilner zines SuIes, apartments ooer @e1fareS nnlB erpeouue
steuern aoblen, 0e i'm 0onn neranloicn, oiees eeo anS lelnem e19en
Inn hermsalIhloqen. SGte Der Ginift nft Iopel mr. Healcrlaa9s
smpfe bei,ufeueru, Damn mioen bier Die %crboltnine oub Deler ile9en
SeDenfols ioaten mir @uibingtoner nit oaen uns 81 @coofe leDenoen
Odtteln pom aongreB Shmnredt pcrlangen, oamlt rlnen Heprolenfoa
Ten nidt mebr sic 9reuoc pergonnt len piroe, uns Sorl0rlFeh on
modleu. Die Soupttaotc Iammtider gotionen boben StTntredf ma
RIM uibt audi mir. Oocr ldBt lid Dies nift nit Der umerltonll0en
gSreibeusi0ee peremgen?
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

6oncorSia WemcinSe.

9(m u66iten Sonmtag, ben 81. Sf-
tober, feiert Die oeutihe Goncoroio
STRIDE Oas Heformotionsfeit. Gs miro
Dies Der 39S. Sabrestog Oes Ebeien-
oni6Iogcs 2tttbers iein.
Gas &eformationsieit bat Oeutid).
patriotii6en Gbaraftcr, lit bod Die
Reformation, mie tic I'M oeutiden
@oIfe eltitanOen aith gerooe itnie-
rem 8olfe gu elmer GueIe INNER
fLiebenoer &roft getporOen. sic lit
aber nod mebr fir6li6=6riitli6en
Gborofters. GbriItengloitbe unD Gbri-
itenboffnitne iino in Der Reformation
ouis 1eite cntoedt uno neu gei6enft
iuoroen. @ir moQen uns oesboIb
5obIreid einfinOen uno in e%rbobener
6cier gcgenieitig ltGrfen tno ermlin-
tern. Aae limo biermit gum @ot=
tcsbicnit lnO sur 6eicr oes SeiIigen
9lbenomobls ON nd6iten Sonntng
e%ingela0en.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
Ser NelSsna sesen serbicu.

Die 6eutb 0ferreihiide aompimoitine ar6edet fh innner ipehef
nod DEM Sroen 5erbiens ourd. Gnen Stinltano tennen ne SeatlueN
niht: es mIB meiqr qeberl- audi mepn es OpPr fofet, gnlgoren r1df
pom sa16en ,ao 5iioufen an Inn irpenopo I'M Serbenlqnoe pen oeaflqea
Nerbinoeten bic SunSs gr -reiden. So6olD lid Dies erelgnet bat 2plrO
0os bisber nod feblenoe 8lteb cine &ehe gebHoe boben Die fb tratf I'M
uous gurppo lhIieBeu. uno oos Sdidial Der Mniierten oeregein mro.
@Mt oen 0ur6ornaen ourrb Serbien nno Der Serein1gnn9 Der aai
iheu nit oen guloaren un0 Sfrfcn miro Ser There Seg fnr Oerldlano
erfodbten lem. 9os, mas eeooe jest of Dem SoHdn Dor 1tn 9ep1 lpro
ioqor BON Den englGnoern ais ous groBte @ettrennen (rn Sonlfanf1
uopeD beaeifnet. 0n5e Stoot gebOrt nod INNER Den Slrten; 0eiu1d)
lambs unb Der lurfei SeinOe buben Nb lmlonlt DIE WhtDe ee9e0eh, oUP
mittiqe Staot in ibren @eb 5u befonmen. Aion Denfe lu rr oc
9reuoe uo ben SubeI ser oeuhd oterreidmden Solootcn, mcrh ne
nit Sen 8ulaoren uo Sarfcn gum erHen Scale 5uionmentretten weroenl
Gin Sc 0eum fam 0onn in gun5 Oeutlflano ongefrarnf meroen; oen nn
OieIer 3eitpunft miro oos Grdlubium gum bebren Stegestetc lem, oas
9eutihIano nit Ieinen Serbunoeten nun balo teern n1ro. englono
ruo feline Seller meroen Dor gnt ltnnuben. menn ib Der Ning nm et
ropa geiflohen bot.
9e Standardization, oe in 2ononn. Guris rno Setroera0 cine ge-
fdhride Saflage 6erporrrfen. lno nod immer n1ft oorlber; eelo
hoben sic 4aierten aud nuht; Die tnuglidlen englnben Manner relBen
uod 4merifo aus 1Surdt aus, IN 0en &riegsoienit gc5nungen 81 merOen.
8orin liqt oenn nod sic SoHnung Der Iaierten2 Gin melteres 9nts
opfern i6rer Mdnner lit elm bepuBter Moro, Do es 8medlos IT. Selu1dr
Lamb iubat idon jett nit ieinen Serbinoetcn lmo arbcitet oc 6reoens
plane ans, sic elm 6einoe bolo merOea umfer0eifncn aiaren.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
Ct. Mnrienfirdle.

Nad ser 8 llbr Meiie lit. mie je-
Den Sonntug, SonntogsiduIe fir sic
&inber in Den Sdul5immcrn uno in
Scr @oae. Atdl miro un jeocnl
Snn1Stdg Morgen bon $50 al in Der
Stride fir ienc &inoer, bic nidt in
bic st. Marien S6ule geben, lolpie
an nnoercn Gogen, lpenn bon Sen or
tern Ser &inoer eetpiiniNt. Inter
rid)t e@rteilt.
DDS Sodomt ON Sonntog miro
Scr bpbip. Ser 8. 8. Gtterbcin 3e-
lebricrer. Die 8reoigt bel oerliel=
ben miro Der bodm. Ser 8forrer,
s. u. &otb, boIten. Die &csper lit
ON glbeno nm 7.30 lgnO bei 0ieier
mic beim @ohomtc miro ser Gbor
untcr ser 2eitung oes &rof. &iibel
ell beIon0ers porbcrcitetes &ro=
grarnm oliffiibreft.
Wontoe lit Dds Set MGerbeiIi9en,
ell gebotcner 5ciertag. 9ie III. Mei-
len iino nm 6, 4 s l1br uno Oas
fcierIide Sodomt 1T I'M 8 llbr.
@benOS 7.30 lit Sotenbesper ulo
&reoigt.
Dienstog lit MaerieeIen. 4uf be-
lonocrc AnorbnuHg oes HapiteS
fam jeDer fatboliide Yrielter on bic
Ien SSeite 0rei bl. Mcilen ~celebrieren
Si Der 81. WforienfiEfc meroen Sic
bl. afeiien lein I'M 6, $50, Z 7.3O,
unO unt $ llbr lit elm loIennes Me-
.qlticm fir alle &erltorbenen unoHre-
oigt. Gin 4beno I'M 100 lit Ir=
mcilieeIelon0oht uno &reoiet.
Ser jdbrlid)e @otteSoienit o1tf Dem
ct. Marienfirdbof lit an Sonntog,
Den Z. Hooember, ON geodpnittog Inn
3 llDr. Sin hod)m. SER Miiiionar
miro bel 0emielben Oie 8reoigt bol=
ten. Gin beionoerer Ghpr miro in
oieiem Sabr Den @eione beiorgell.
Nm Montog, ben s. Nobembcr, 1T
bic jGbrIihc 6cier ser III. MeiIe in
Der &opeae oli Dem &irfbof an
Worgen Inn s ltbr. Dieie FL. Mteljc
bot Der bodlp. Ser S. 81. &otb ieit
ben lebtcn SSabren INNER ~oufgeopfcrt
fir o0e, Die oltf Dem ct. Marien=
fird)boi 3ltr eruigen &lihe b%eitattet
iin0.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
0entider @rieacrbmnb.

ltllter Dem %orlib Des Soltptmnn
mes 0errn @ernlolln 9ehner belt Ser
uGcutihc arieeerbuno" an @ontog,
Den %. 5. Mts., ieinc morotIihe
GcriomnmIunig in &nrI 0ommeIs Sal
le. ScIOmcbcl 2~inObcimer fiibrtc oas
@rotnfon. Gen ariegern loilrOe be
fonnt qcecben ooB 2cutnont S6ei-
ic[ frailf lei. Gin ilelteS MitgIieo,
Ser SEQ Mooiicn, wltrbe olfgenom-
men. Ger 9ltnb ~itiftete $40 fiir 0lt-
prellBerl ienc Deutihe Erouln3, Die
bon ben ruiiiihen Sproen ltno Ban.
holcn IL ihreflid bcingciltd)t NOR
Sen mar. Man beidIoB ullG, it'd
ont 9o5nr oes 8amcn @ilfsfomittecs
alt beteiligcn. 9tnh elmer genuBrei-
6en Sibung i6loB Der SEER Solipt-
matl1 bic Sibltng uno bic Griegcr
iGl1igen Johann ibr Yipnf oltf.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
NMs Oen WcreinSfrriien
uMrrmania MGnnerdur.1

G(m 9onnerstag, Sen 81. 5. 0tts.,
belt Der y@ermmia M1nner6or"
ieine 2te O%iesiGbrige IbenO-ltnterbaI-
tung ob. Der Gbor eroffncte Den
gIbenO nit sen 2icocrn: DSm 5eIO
oes Morgens friib" unO n@enn ale
9~riinulein ilieBen." 0oroltf folgtc
elm S6coteritiid $4,000 &oub" /;
Die Mitipirfenoen SILL. HoienfelO, 8.
@aper, Ecter Nottern ltO Sri. @oD-
er mohten ibrc Su6e Icbr gut. Sri.
@oper lang Johann Elm Solo, oas bon
ben Inpeienoen nit grobemNppIouS
belobnt mlroe. SEER Wtar Ger un0
Srolt moren an oieient Nbeno beion-
0ers gut bel Stimme, un0 ibr Solo
oIlmrollid" un0 o@OeIpeiB" lplir0e
bon Hublifum nit &ergnilgen genoi
len mo Ourb groBen 8eifnu belobnt.
Nuh mar Elm Solo (ytnme 6eS Stl=
itruments 1T uns leioer unbefount)
Don @errn Setter Mattern norgetra-
gen. ons groBe @eiterfeit eriuedte.
Sicroltf tr1tgen 4 Mitglie0er oes
Wt1nncr6ors Elm Quortett Dor, Dos
guten Anflang fono. @crrn $. S6ff
ners Scnor- SoIp Carp me bof to
olO Sirginio" nor por5iiglid. Gin
Derrlihes gliimcnbouqltct fam sur
GerIoiung, nobel Sri. @ommel sic
@eluinnerin mar. Noh Dem Of.
fi5iellen Yrogroum ging MO aunt
Cans iiber, luo5il SEER Mortili Sd)iI-
ling, Der moblbefomnte SefrctGr oes
M1nnerdors, nitfipicltc. Der N6eno
NOR Elm red)t gcmiitIi6er iino miro
ii6erIif nod, pielen in ongcnebmer
Grinnerling bleiben. @ie immcr, 10
bottel1 oltd) on Dem Abeno Serr uno
5Srolt SainmeI fir Giien unO Srinfen
oltfs @eite gcIorgt.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
Nranen Silfsberein
Des ON. 1914-'15 6ilfsfpmittecs.

Der 9omcnperein 0es .0euti6.
Imerifonilfcn 1914-'15 Silfsfomi-
tees peronitoltet anl I. Nopember
8. s. in @oibineton SGngerbuno ei-
ucn uguhrc~ gum 9eiten Der Sitt
men unn @oiien in 9clltihlono me
Oeitcrrcid) llngnrll.
Gas Npmittee inter Oem Gpriip
non Slal Martin 8iegonN beitcbi
ollS Sen 9omell 6rau ~. Gin ,bah,
,Ircn &unei!n. Srau SMIcidlcrt,
Sron Scpper, 5rall Yollng, 5rau DC
'Broin Sr~n 9ortbc!, ,yTm 9tifo-
Iolts, 6rou Z. .@icannI, 6rau tf
iSrnu Stride. g@sali &rosn.es. Sioi,
Noucr, SRI, 6. 2in5badl 81 Glic
z hunri, ArI ,. 2h'ini. SRI &c
celcr uno sri. 3. @iea1lo.
Im 6reitag, Den 5. Nopemher. lit
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
2eutids scrs6tisfeit enslii4e l~lnsere@tiafcit.

Sn Sen Ieetn 9agen pcrudtc sic cnaiife SOFTER Wieoer canrnal
@fft in ole 8at ulsSuTtreuen. Cine &fle9erin, ole ot en9lanos Snoen
0us 9idt Ser g< erbIidte. mroe non Den oeutiden ydlitarbeboroen III
gelqien 0es 9odperrateS itul0ig betrnoen, mo mltBte non oelepenoenl
arieqsredte ben Spo burd GridUeBen erleioen. Mas Oe Oent'dc Vtllr
tGrbeb0r0e in 0eien iaae 9etan bat, par MIR Das, mS Jeoe anoere
glqtion qdun bdte. Aber neil es Die 0e-tihcn totem, olele vblut9ler1geH
aeenihen~, mar 0ieNr Oft Elm btlmelihreicnoes Terbreden. Settern
qrobter aotcaorie, 0e Den amafunhhel 3eitlngen CUR Serfualtn9
5tonDen, mur0en aus Ben SebfGiten hernusaebolt, I'M oieles 1dredlthe
8erbreden ser @elt 81 Derflnogen.
Die 9eutiten baden cs eetan, uno oobci bleibt 6; aber ibr Sorgeben
ufeinem etpas anbaben", miHen bon Oieien ublrtnirlngen 2em1dlfn
0oh mirflid1 10 pel Ieioen. MS Dor einigen Sagen Nmertnner N oe
get ole 9adridt BON einem sroncn9aften unseetiden Nieoeritladten
scr oeutifen Monnidaft cines genlrtenen lnter1eebootes Dradfen,
iuhte man Dieie Shunotot an pertuiben. Imcrifoniidc 3eltrngen lhenf
fen oeien geridtcn farn ibrc Mufmerfanfeit. llno Jest perghide man
nos berehtiote Sonoeln Der oeutiten Milt1rbeboroen nit Dem lenes
br1Itolen enaliden SapnGns uno ieiner Mannlduftl Gic Scare lehcn
einem All gerqe, meun man Die Gn5cbencn jencs Sor9anges heh, bel
Dem brope oeutidc Soooten nod, ibrcr lcbergab, bingeidlohtet lpnrDen
gSie boben f1 Die 8cgnr ben Genfdrn gegenliber benpnlnen? Die
ocrhbe gRiitGrbe1oroe bat 9epee oitfeebrott DAB ueriplnOeten oct
idan SolDoten pou bcIaiiden Monncrn, Irolen lno Waoden Oc Aigen
ousaeItoden murOcn. SM gcgicn, geraoc III )cnent Sonoe, mr. 0as De
oonseg 8eIt icf Witlci0 enlpfnbet, DllrDen al 0eutlhn SOloofen SdanD
totem pcribt, be rnn nit nmi Eapicr nie0erldretbcn, nod bel mcntaer
ou0ereu er3dben f0nnte, obnc babel 6u errOten. gSns bnben Oe rull
Ihen 0oroen in SnpretBen ongeridtet! Die 8rcneltatcn, Die bort pernbt
lpdaroen, limo imbcfdreiblid. Die HuHen uno Selgisr iino Die 6reilnoe
mn gerbinoeten GnqIanos, jencr Station, Die piee InFcrifaner oils . tic"
gohon b@eidneu, uno Die lie aIs Die erbubenlfe mo 6oiinertene Der
g9e[t perqottern. Sofrntih miro Dem ~beibrdnten ecbirnforen oe1er
gnqlanoberebrer bao en Sift ontat ben.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
0cmtTder Geutral-@ crbau6.

An 9icnstoe Mbeno, Den 26. OF
tpber, bottc Der Gentrnlperboro Icine
monotlid)e Sitlli9 int Saole bes
SGngcrblmhcs. @crr Mtortin Mie-
oon6 crofinete OILS Gr1iiOent Die er=
frcltlid)crlpeiie out belu6te9eriumm-
lung, bel Ser SEER @ltitop Neroer
oos Grotofol fiibrte. 9aroui fo-
men bic eingclutfenen &orrefponoell=
5en sum &erlcier. Sooann mltroe
iiber Die 5eier Oes oeutiden Cages
8cridt eritnttet, uilO babel ermGbnt,
oaB Die &pllcfte iiber 500 einbrad
tc, bic nod 9(b5ug Der ltnfoiten Dem
9omenbiIfsfomittee iiberipieien pcr-
Ben. Mon bob belonOers Die 2eiItltng
0eS gutcn Srhelters berpor unb lob
te Die &irtltoiitdt Des &errn Saul
S@inur5, Oes Sobnes 0es bier iiber=
oll befonnten @errn Iugult Shluar5.
Ger &~oriibenbe i~tattete Den Mtlliifern
ionic Dem Slorilten, Serrn &romer,
oen b~er5liditen Oonf ab. Die Mit-
glieOer ionic 0elegaten murOen otf-
geforoert, Die nihtoeuti6en Mmeri-
foner Dor meiteren I~nleiben Der Nl-
liierten al marnetl. 0ie 0clegotetl
i1lnmtlid,cr &ereine beridteten, nof
Dieie iid al benz I'M Sebruar itatt5u.
finoenoen 9o5ar oes Srouen=SilfS-
folnittees beteiligen weroen. SIN
ilbrigen murben oie iibIi6cn @creins.
Angelegenbeiten erle0igt. gtah einel
aliten uno 5ufriebenitellenhen Sit.
una ihloB man ben sei6aftliher
Cell.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
Srimitb emtberan GbmrdJ.
q. u110 N.Str. M. Ut.

Nm nGhiten Sonntag, Sen 81. Of
tpber, miro in Der Heformierten 2lttb.
9reifaIti9feitsfirhe, A. uno & Str.
g. IS, Oas HeformotionSfeit eefeiert.
Mor9cns miro Der Seitgottes0ienIt III
Oelttider, obenos in eneIiiher Spra-
die gcholten.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

Gbriitian fanSer's nnii6ertroffe-
nes Eager BON brett importierten
Mbein- mmb Mpieliueinen. 900
7te Str. N.=@.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
&~eriam Der fummem6en
ISOLDE:

Mpntag:
n@aibington Sid &elief~ in 705
7te Str. N.=@.
~9iitrift 40" in 922 so. Mpe.
uNcrein 8npern", in 922 $50. Mne.
Sicnstag:
Nrminius 2oee go. 25, 6.M M sc.
I'M Neuen Waionic Sentpel.
oS6mnben-@ erein@, in 705 Z. Ctr.
Mittiuud:
~Snfel 8rGiig 0omenberein", IN
314 6 StraBe N.-@.
ugednifer @erein", in 314 6 Ctr.
g. @.
.SDnnerstag:
n@ermonio MGnnerdor~, in 922
ga. glpc. N.-N.
~@m. GeI eoee SEQ. 81, in 922
go. Mpe. N.-M.
~So3ioliitiide Gortei~, 81 G-Str.
u. .@.
~@oibinoton @riitliperein" Cite II.
G-Strobe N.@.
rYlottoeiltiher Screen, in 705
tic Str. N.s@.
Treitag:
.0amenberein bes 9~eutidamcrifn=
19t4-'15 @ilfsfomittees., in
3t4 6 Ctr. e 8.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

Der critic Sobrestag ser @riinoung
oes Oomen-Silfsbereins. @or einenl
Sabre mliroe Oieie Sereinigllng non
opfermiai9en oeuti6en Srouen tnie-
rer Staot ms 2eben gerilfcn. Sect
iol am Sreitoe, oen 5. Nopelnber.
Inn 5 llbr abenos, in Ser Sanger.
%bunoboae cine Observation-Disclosures
ltuttfinoen. Mitalieber uno Sreunoe
0es &ereins iinO ber8Ii6it cingelooen.
Siidtiac &eoner itno in ausfiht &c
nom1nen.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
0iitrift 20. 3 0.

Pm Mittmod Abeno, ben 81. 9f-
tober, bette Der oeutihe llnteritiib
i~ingsbnno, 0iitrift go. 4 0 in aorl
Summcls&ole ieine monotli6e ger
iommlnng. Die iibliden @eiddftc
muroen erleoigt uno oorauf ihlpB
Der S~oriibenoe.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

Gbriitian fanSer's @asenbitters.
9as bette @ittel sesen ltnperbam.
lid)feit. Zoe Die Tlaf6e. 900
7te Strafe N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29

6ieie Gubrif febt unisrH qefsrn our freien @erfisane,
ieept lbernimmt ete NrbaittpH teinerlei gsraniip0rtlns
Washington Journal., 1915-10-29
SanOiGser itets DnrrGtia!
WnhIer,S

532 Genter Marft II. IS 9isgs Marft
Die ein5iec &erfanfsitele fir edtc
GanOiGger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
poIt~ Cnur

Justice Crutchfeld yesterday dis
posed Of the following cases;
r d Crank was fined $40 and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
WORK TO PROLONC
AVERAGE HUMAN LIFE

The United States Public Health
Service and the various health agen-
cies of this country are working to
prolong the average duration of life.
In this they are obeying the desire
for existence. which Is the strongest
instinct of mankind, Only "a small
proportion of the human race rounds
out its tour of duty on t1is earth.
Some people are born with good
bodies which they treat well. Barr
ing accidents. they live a long time.
Some people are born with poor
bodies which they treat well Barr
ing accidents. they can live to ripe
old age. Some people are born with
good bodies WHOA they treat badly,
and some people are born with poor
bodies which they treat badly. They
don't last long.
II is recorded that in Yorkshire in
1901, Henry jenkins was born. lie
died in 1870 cut off at the age of
il6a. He remembered well the bat
tie of t1odden Field This occurred
n 1913. when ne was twelve years OF
age The Register of Chancery and
other courts show the administration
of oaths to him .140 years prior 10
his death He gave deposition as
witness when he was 1871. In his
young manhood, when he was little
over 100. he was a remarkable swim
mer,
The term "old age" too frequently
e another name for the falling due
Of the debts of youth Overeating.
overwhelming. overplaying, over
WORKING. these are drafts on the bank
of nature which sooner or later must
be met Sometimes the day of reck-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
IElOh ORGANIZES
ITS RECORD CLASS
Largest Freshmen Body In History OF
School, Having 1879 Members.
DIR. Harper on Tour.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
Elon College. N. c.. Oct. 1.-THE
largest freshman class in Elon's his
tory organized here Wednesday, 1879
strong, coming from the following
States: North Carolina. South Caro-
lima, Virginia. Indiana, Alabama,
Georgia, New York and Delaware.
The following were elected officers:
H. S. Hardcastle, Dover, Del, presi-
dent Edwin NJ. Belts, Raleigh, n.
c., vice-president; Miss Alma Bow
den, Norfolk, Va, secretary; Gather
c. Mann. Fuquay Springs, N. c.. treas
urer. The selection of class colors.
motto. pennant, flowers and dabaters
for the freshman-soqh omore debate
will be attended to shortly. The ses-
sion was somewhat turbulent with
much parliamentary fencing and
punctuated with frequent uotbursts or
applause as budding young Ciceros
rounded out their maiden efforts at
oratory. 1t is a splendid class how
ever, and much is expected Of it.
President left Dednesday night for
an extended tour through the Eastern
and Northern States. He will inter-
view friends of the College in Wash
ington. Baltimore. Dover. New York
city. Fairfield and New Haven, Conn;
Iakemont, N. Y, and, perhaps, visit
Johns Hopkins. Princeton, Colum bia
and Yale. On Sunday next he Is
scheduled to occupy the pulpit of the
First Congregational Church, Fair
field. Conn, one of the oldest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12

placed under bonds for thirty days
for being disorderly and defacing
property at the First Police Station.
Hezekiah Sales. charged with tax
ing $40 belonging TO Horace Redd,
was placed urder security for six
months.
John Williams. colored, was fined
500 and required TO give security for
twelve months, for selling liquor with
out a license
A. II. Harris alleged to have run
his automobile faster than the law
allows, was fined 500 and placed un-
der security He took an appeal
Julian Wood and Harry Utley
charged with holding up T. w. Cook
and taking SO from him. were sent
to the. grand jury for highway rob
berry
William Kink. colored, charged
with taking a lot Or liquor from Muir
phys Hotel, was found guilty and
given four months in Jail
S. p. Oppelman alias klondyke
Kid. and J. X. Smith. alias J. W
Long. were charged with rohbing j
T f Howard by means of loaded dice
Their case was continued to october
81 The parties interested We're. i
/ is said. engaged in game of crap
! and when the case comes up ali
hands may be implicated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Clothing for Autumn Camping

Before setting out on his trip
should by all means have changed
light summer underclothing
heavier garments. What we said
the subject of outer clothing In
article on summer camping apt
also to autumn camping-one does
need elaborate suits made in the m,
but can use any old clothing which
has discarded from everyday "
AT the same time, garments made
heavy khaki shed water better t
ordinary wear. and on this accc
are desirable for rainy periods. II
chance to have khaki garments,
all means take them. For the ss
reason raincoat 10 far more serv
able on a camping trip OF this h
than an ordinary overcoat. Ind
the overcoat bulks SO much and q
so much to the weight Of 1 back /
it Is undesirable to carry 1t under
conditions. Shoes should be hea-
than for summer camping. Ordin
street shoes. II worn. should be II
oughly oiled before going into ca
and also once during camp IL on,
staying out a week or so.--Ali
Russell. in Good Health"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
BUSINESS NEWS
AND COURT RECORD
CHANCERY COURT TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds II Bargain and Sale Re-
corded Yesterday.

II. r. Mallory and wife to Fred w
Schwegmann. lot Meadow Street
near Claiborne. 25x123 feet; sl.1o0,
h NJ. White and wife to J. NJ
Turner, No. III North Twentieth
27x132 feet. $40
Ella a Gasser to Mrs c. W. Sny-
der, lot II. block G.. Park Place. ri
by 100 feet, $500.
Glenn ". Upham and wife 10 c
+ lAuterbach. lot Graham Road, io
%. block V. Battery Court Addition
$40.
Chewing s. Boxiey, trustees, &c
Lester G. Franck No. sos Fourque
rean Avenue. l00x13 IS feet. s1,5s8
II s. Hutzer and j w. Lord, trus
tees. to l.. p. Sims. No. s04 Fourqu
jrean Avenue, 1G0xl35 feet, $1,000
NJ. C. and w T. Patterson to cit,
OF Richmond, lot Grove Avenue. ives
of r.. r.. g. p. II. r. Co, $500.
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churches in the country. at both
morning and evening services,
Lakemont. N. Y, he Is to address.
students Of Palmer Institute on
Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Insurance COMPANY Licensed

The State Insurance Department o
Virginia has just issued a license Il
the Yorkshire Insurance Company o
England. to do business in this State
the necessary deposit of $4,000 hav
ing been made.
The company expects to open a loca
office shortly. Its authorized capita
lis s4S50,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Deeds Of Relefasc

O. II Funston. trustee. to Grace II.
Shields and Grace S, Russell. No.
20s North Nineteenth Street. 26x141.
and No. 3ll North Nineteenth, 81
feet inches by 1872 feet. $476.
Chewning & Boxley, trustees, to
r. s. McComb No. 30s Noble Az
enue. 46x1s5 feet. $406.
g c. Chaplin. trustee. 10 Frank
Held, lot Eggleston, west OF Winder
25x105 feet, seA4.
r. Selden Taylor, Jr. trustee to
r Francione and G.. w. Jackson,
No 2202 Park Avenue. % feet
inches by 96 feet 4 inches. $4,000.
Mcve,gh & Glinn and ]. 3, Welsh
trustees, to II T Gates. lot Frank
I'm Street. near Byrd, 3oxf44 feet
$4,000,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Hastings Court.

Roger Taylnr, colored, for assault
and battery, charged with cutting Fl.
Ford was given sixty days In jail
and fined So by jury in the Hust-
ings Court Yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12
Marriage Licenses.

Clerk walter Christian yesterday
issued n marriage license to Max
well r Lyons and BESSIE Virginia
Cheathan, the marriage to take place
on Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-12

CFurnished by Miller & Company.
RICHMOND STOCK aAsKEr.

Market closed steady, New y
is. 1880
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-10-21
AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES
HOLY TRINITY

Evening prayer and sermon 1880
P. M. Sunday.
T. c. EGLIN. Pastor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-10-21
METHODIST CHURCH

The Ladies' Aid society will
NEE next Thursday. This is the
last meeting before the Fair and
large attendance is desired. Come
early and prepare to help.
The annual Fair and chicken pie
dinner will be held Oct. 20 Plates
35c.
The Young Mems Bible class
elected the following officers at
their last business meeting: Eden
Watson, pres John Chapman, V.
P; Neal TAYLOR, treas; Lyman
Chapman, sec.
The Evening Choir will meet
Saturday evening at 7:45 sharp
G.. A. BIRD. Pastor.