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ment:
W. f. jerks, for Park Place Metho-
dist Church. 700 West Franklin Street
three outlets.
Same. for Dr.. Howle. 1923 West
II. +. Burlington Co. for j. H. Mo-
ran. $40 North Thirty second Street,
twenty-thrcc fixtures.
Same, for NJ. +. Eahoe. 204 West
Street. fourteen outlets, fourteen hx-
lures
Same. for same. eos West street,
fourteen outlets. fourteen fixtures.
Same, for same, 20S West Street,
fourteen outlets. fourteen fixtures.
Same, for same, 31o1 Hanover Ave-
nue., fourteen outlets, fourteen fix
lures
Same. for same, 31O3 Hanover Ave-
lures
Same. for same. BIOS Hanover Ave-
nue.. fourteen outlets, fourteen fix
lures.
Same. for same, 3I09 Hanover Ave-
nue. fourteen outlets. fourteen fix
lures.
p. p. Pollard. for Chaplin & Hume,
1894 Fourth Avenue, nine fixtures.
Same. for same, 13l7-A, Fourth
Avenue, nine fixtures.
Same. for 1917 Fourth Avenue, nine
fixtures.
Same. for same. 1919 Fourth Ave-
nue.. nine fixtures
Same, for a. Sealman. 1915 North
Thirtieth Street, ten outlets
Same, for same, 1911 North Thirtieth
street, ten outlets.
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Ada f. Ware YESTERDAY sold he,
CHANCERY TRANSFERS..
Ten Deeds of bargain and SnIe,
Amounting to SlS,20D,

Amounting to SlS,200.
John II Munford TO Kathleen 3.
Munford. one fourth interest. IS feet
3 inches by s5 feet, 2So2 Eas, Broad
Street. $625.
Same, TO same, thrce-fourths inter
est. 22x9l feet 3 inches south line of
Leigh Street, 81 feet HIP inches
east of Ninth Street. June -, 1915:
sa.2bo.
William II. Hudgins to Henry Nor
gan, 345x3ls feet west line OF st. John
st. John Streets: also 3s0x37242 feet
corner of Bacon and St Peter streets.
July 10. 1915: tax, So $40.
H. r. Scott CT ux 70 Ruth II. scott.
2ox56 feet north line of NJ Street, ll2
feet west OF Twenty fourth Street
July 2. 1918: tax, 81; $40.
+. Sitterding ct uX. 10 W. II. RIDDEN
pur. 45xlt0 feet east line OF Second
Avenue. IS feet north OF Willow Street.
July l2. 1915: $3.50
Marie b. Mccarthy to Davis Bros.
Inc. % feet 10 inches by IS feet G
inches. 1925 Beverly Street. May 90.
1915: tax, $50: $40.
Ada E. Ware ct vir. to Marie b.
Mccarthy. 90 feet 6 inches by III feet.
lo3 West Street, May 20. 1915; tax,
$3.50; $40.
Marie Is. Mahcr e, vir. 10 Charles
Michael. 22 feet Il-2 inches by 40
feet. 22ls East Main Street. July S.
1915; $4,000.
Real Estate Security to Harvey w.
Cauthorn ct al, 20nlI0 feet 1921 RAN
dolph street July l, 1915: 32.025.
Highland Park Realty Corp. to II.
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CHANGER DEEDS OF TRUST.
Seventeen Deeds of Trust, Amount
ing to SB6.0SI.

II. f. Richardson ct uX. to H. T.
Richeson CT al. trustees. 25xl24 feet,
1907 Grove Avenue. July -. 1918; So
100
tee. 45x14O feet cas-, line Of second
Avenue, 80 feet north of Willow
Street. July IL. 1915; s525.
Caroline r. Smith ct vir, to John a.
G9 oe of tTns,se Ayends a9 feet 81, VISIT
liam Byrd Terrace, June 2s, 1915;
ss.S4s.
Matthias f. Kayhol. Jr, to John
Of Hanover Avenue. July 6. 1915; So
$50.
Same. to J. j. Pollard. Jr., trustee. FL
West Street; July s., 1915 1925
Same, to II. r. Pollard; Jr., trustee,
sssios feet inches. sioi Hanover
NF same. to o same S s q fee, 50 inches by
100 feet. 21o North West Street. July
i, 6, 1918: s3.2i5.
J. c. Kent ct ais. to J. J. Pollard.
east line OF Tenth Street. lai feet one
half inch south Of Leigh Street July
q. 1918; s4.72o.
IL feet east line of Tenth Street 81
feet sl-o inches south Of Leigh street.
July .. 1915: si,72o.
Same, TO John Ragby. trustee. % feet
Street, l65 feet 2l-2 inches south OF
Leigh Street. July ., 1915; s4,7oo.
Same. To same. o5 fee; 10 inches by
III feet east line of Tenth Street. ll3
feet l2 inches south of Leigh Street.
July 8. 1915; si,72o.
Same. TO II. r. Pollard. .Ir.. Irus-
tee. 20 feet 10 inches by III feet east
line Of Tenth Street. 1919 feet 4l-2
| inches south of Leigh Street. July @
1918; s4.72o
Same, TO same. IS feet s1-2 inches
! by III feet east line of Tenth Street.
GO feet south OF Leigh Street. July g.
1915: s4,T20.
l.. b. Kelley ct ux. to II. w. Halle
. wood. trustee. 50xI20 feet south line
of Bancroft Avenue, 800 feet west OF
Wellington Street July Z, 1915; ST.
! o72
William ]. Payne ct TX. to James
Mullen. trustee. lots Nos. 2i2. 243 and
| ga William c, Aliens addition. March
! o6. 1915; $4,000.
w w. Folkes ct ux. to a, V. Shea.
| trustee. 25xl30 feet, lot No. 49, block
G. plan Of Lee Park. June "a, 1915;
| S6l6.
! Charles Michael TO 4. V. Shea, trus-
tee. 81 feet 1l-2 inches by ITO feet
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nENaICo IRA
Seven Deeds OF Dnrgnin and Sale,
Amounting to S7,SiO.

The Tax Title Company of Rich
mond to ~. w. Orpin 2S7 fee, inches
by EOS feet northeast line of Brown
ming Avenue. near northeast limit OF
the city of Richmond. July 6, 1915:
s5l.T1.
j. NJ. Turner ct ais. commissioners
and trustee. to A. w. Orpn, lots Is to
81. inclusive. near the northeast lin
its Of the city OF Richmond: also 50
acres adjoining. fronting 2S7 feet 2
Inches on Browning Avenue. July 1.
1915; $2,167.Gs.
Washington Park Land Corporation
TO w. ii. Jackson. lot 291. block IL,
Washington Park July Q, 1915: $500.
Il. S. Gilman to Harvey G. Brown.
lots No. ~ and 43. plan of West View.
about one and one-half miles west of
Richmond. July I. 1915; tax, $3.50;
SO.
e. w. Gates & Son Co. to Robert w.
Eiko July -, 1si5; tax. 81; sio.
T.. p. Lipscomb ct ux. to Florrie T.
Thomas. looxl5o feet west line OF
Brook Turnpike, southwest intcrsec-
tlon of Brook Turnpike and Ladd
street, $50 feet west of Brook Turn
pike. June "a, 1918; tax, 50; $40.
Wcsthamp,on Development Corp to
Charles II. Phillips la6l9xl50 feet
west line OF Maple Avenue. intersec-
ton of Maple Avenue and York Road
June "a. 1918: tax, 81; $40.
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CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Four Deeds Of Release, Amounting
SI1 LINK

a. w. Patterson, trustee to Dallas
A. Shafer. 35Xl0S feet "a inch north
line OF Park Avenue, 1856 feet 6 inches
west of Birch Street. July g. 1915. ST.
395.St
George w. Bragg, trustee, to The
ressa Somnla. As feet 6 inches by l07
feet west line Of Third Street, 1863 feet
1 inches north Of Clay Street. July
i:, 1915, 1910.
b. Rard Wexford, trustee TO Thorn
as ]. Leahey ct Tx, 2l1l4o feet, 1919
West Grace Street. June %, 1918; S.
!. 300.
H. Scldcn Taylor, trustee, to Marie
p. Baker ct viz. % feet liz inches
by 10 feet, 2219 East Main Street
July 9. 1915; $500.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 80 ID 81 Il To:ais...33 z
Rated for Oldham in sixth.
TT3lttE1 fpr n EIGHTH

!coro hy innings:
New York .......-.....i Il N-!D
Dstroit .................: q -
Summary: Kuns-rook 80. Rnunan, Hart
sell, Boone. Sweeney, ShRwkey 49,, Wit t2l.
Ehranaugh. Crawford. Nerch. Burns 90.
bnouc Two base hits-cook. Sha@key cd.
Crawford. Burns, Stnnagc. Three base hit
cree. Stcien bas=s-Baupan. High, Cree,
nohh Crawford %. Earned rinE-Ee~
FORK 5: Detroit, g. Sacrifice hits-BoOnc.
cole. Sacri3cc hy-Bauman. Double plays
-Fauu,an. Bocn" and Pipp. Iaiss!. Raunan
and Mullin: Young. Burns and Uush: Bush
and Burrs. Left ON hases-New fo!S. 9: De :
'roit :. First base on errors-New York. J:
Detroit = Bases on halis--oT Dubuc, .: OF
ccic. 3: of shawkey :. H:ts-on Dubuc. 3
IN inninEs: on Oldham. In innings.
IN Daus, In J inning. of Steen. ! in
inning; o. D0chler. in l Inning: on Cole.
In =; innings: on Shawhey. In !-3
Innings. Hit by p!tcEe.-by Dubuc. tBau
man: b. Oldham, iHaTtzclD. struck
"ut-by Dubuc. 2. Ivy Oldham. !: ny Boehler.
!: ny shawk-g; I. umyires. Hiidebrand and
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Chicago Wins Long Game.

ST LOUIS, July l3.-Chicago won a
pitchers battle here to-day. to O..
when. in the fourteenth inning, Ward
Miller lost ball in the sun and two
runners scored. Plank allowed three
hits in the fourteenth inning. Hendrix
struck out ten batters.
Score by innings; r. n. e.
Chicago 5000 Ooooo0o2-2 3 9
ST. Louis o % o o 0O o 0 900 1
Batteries: Hendrix and Wilson;
Plank and Hartley.
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ATHLETICS ARE BLANKED

CHICAGO. ILL. July l3.--Only thirty
Athletics faced Pitcher Scott to-day.
while Chicago pounded out seven runs
- the first two innings on Croweli ana
won. I To o. Three double plays by the
White Sox inheld wrecked the few
Philadelphia openings up TO the sew
enth when I.ajoics two base hit ard
McInnis's single put two Athletics on
the lines for the only time In the
game. Scott famed the three pinch
hiucrs MaCh sent up. Knowlson. who
worked the last six innings for Phila-
delphia, allowed only two hits Score:
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South Atlantic League.

At MISUNDERSTANDING 6; Savar-
nah, II.
At misunderstanding, .: AL
bany, |.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3; Ma
con. 10
At MISREPRESENTATION 8; Au-
eusta. 4 first game).
Charleston, j: Augusta (second
game, fourteen innings).
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CIiANCERY COURT.

Alice 6. Cook qualified in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterdaJ IS the admins
tratrix of Edward j. Cook. The es-
tate is valued at $4,000.
The Virginia Trust Company quail
fed az the administrator of Florence
G. Murray's estate valued at $4,000.
John p. Gill and Christopher Lowry
qualihed as administrators OF James
Ross Lowry. The estate is valued at
Sll 900
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HENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Deeds of Reicnse, Amounting

Elan e. Funston. trustees TO An
drew j. Smith. 62l-2 acres, between
the Broad Street and the Three Chopt
Roads about seven miles northwest
OF Richmond. July I. 1915; S6e7.
Funston & Mcneil. trustees, to
Westbrook Sanatorium, Inc. 1927
acres. 1916 feet inches west Of in
tersection of Brook Turnpike and
Wcstbrook Avenue June IS 1915;
$4,000
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
cu,Iop Dlank. ritt.buryh.

PITTSBURGll. July l3.-Pitcher Gull
lop. for Kansas City. shut out Pitts
burgn here to-day. winning / TO o.
The visitors scored their only run in
the nrst inning on pass and two
singles. Pittsburgh filed tho bases in
the second inning, but Cullop tight
ened and retired the side.
Score by innings: r. II. z.
Kansas City IL o o o 0 oO-l 8 o
Pittsburgh 49,. o 90 o 300 90 l
Batteries: Cullop and Brown; AL
len, Hearne and Berry.
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baltimore Loses Again.

BALTIMORE, July l3.-Brooklyn de-
teated Baltimore to-day, to 5. Ben
der pitched good ball up TO the eighth
inning. when he was hit all over the
field for I'VE runs.
Score by innings: r. II f.
Brooklyn ......Do 90 O-6
Batteries: Finneran. Seaton, Wiltse
and Land; Bender and Owens.
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Philadelphia ..........o 0 o 90
chicago .............. e.: -
Summary: Rurr-Lcibold 81. Weaver. f.
Collins. Fcl5ch. Scnaik Blackburne Two
base hits-Rla cEhurre. i.ajoc. Stolen base
f. Collins Earned runs-ChicaEo :. Sac
ince hits-Fourn!er. J. Collins. Blackburne
Double plays-E. Collins to Weaver Four
n.er: Weaver to Fournier, Blackburnc TO T..
Collins to Fournier Strunk 10 crowcl 10
Lamp 70 kopf. Left on baEes-Ph iIRde oh Ia.
:; Chicago. 4 First base on errors.Chicago
: Bases m t7ll-of Scott. :; of Crowtii. ] ::
on knoWi."n. hiSS-oH tfoEeil. IN :
ny p!tchet-by Croweii. tFournier). struck
out-oy scott. {. by kuowlson. =, I'm
pir.s. Connolly and Wallace. Time. l:A.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Three Building Permits, Amounting
"a

IHree BH1IUInE TCrHlITH, amounting
to SS,OT5.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by building In
spector Butler as follows:
L. T. Hunt to build a brick store and
dwelling, 1902 West Clay Street to
cost s2.325.
G +. Beardsley, to build n frame
stucco dwelling east side OF Second
Street. between Juniper and Spruce
Streets, TO cost $500.
l.. NJ. Anderson, to repair brick
dwelling. 927 West Grace Street, to
cost $3.50.
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SPORTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth page)

Crawford. Veach. Two base hits-Cotb C).
Neach Three-base hit-Crawford. Home
run--Veach. stolen bases-Pipp, Baker.
earned runs-New York. /: Detroi;, 5. Sac
iiRco hit-Pipp. Double play-Pipp and
t'ethinpaugh. Left OH bases-Ncw York, {:
Detroit. ,. First base on error-New York.
l. Bases on bnlls--on Covaieskie. !; of
WARRIOR. ). Iiits-om WARRIOR. . ia In
nnEs. off Donovan, In innipg. Iii: by
pltcher-by WARRIOR, l tBaker). Struck out
by Covaleskie. {; by WARRIOR. ?. by homo.
van. >. Empires. O'Loughin and Hide
BRAND. Time. 1882.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and amend J.
ments to existing charters allowed by
the state Corporation Commission yes
erday az follows:
St Paul Light and Power Co, ST.
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NJ. Stuart. 1o0xl45 feet west line of
Chamberlayne Avenue. southwest cor.
ner of Chamberlaync Avenue and Edge
| Hill Road. July 8. 1915; tax. SO: siO.l
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Routl,ern Learue.

At Atlanta-Atlanta. 4: Memphis, g..
Az New Orleans-New Orleans, z:
Little Rock, 8.
At Btrmingham-Birm 8:
Chattanooga, 90 innings).
At Mobile-Mobile, /: Nashville, 8.
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OSTEND

Occupying entire Block OF ocean front
md connected with the famous boardwalk .
In the popular Chelsea section capacity. 800 !:
unusually large. cool rooms with unob-
pointment and comfort; sea and fresh water
IN all baths; running water in rooms: LOCO
feet OF porches surround the hotel; the
new dining room overlooks the sea; fine st
cuisine and white service: orchestra OF
soloists: dancing twice daily. socin! diver
sions: resident physician; magnificent new
Palm Lounge; special. $3.50 up weekly
booklet mailed: auto meets trains; manage.
ment by owners
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permit. were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders:
Capitol Plumbing Co., for P. j. Beat
tie, 2601 Stuart Avenue.
Same for Claude Z. Sprenkle, 1922
24-26-2S-30 Cary Street
Same. for S. a. Gold. 270a Grove
Avenue.
Same. for r. j. Beattie, o603-09
Stuart Avenue.
same. for same. 900 North Robinson
Street.
Williams Plumbing Co, for a. Bisch-
off, 3l3 North Adams Street.
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American Association.
MINI annolic ~oi;

Louisville 3.
At ST Paul-st. Paul, Z; Indianap-
oils, 2.
umbus. 2.
At Kansas City-Kansas City-Clcve-
land, postponed. wet grounds.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Spirits Of Local Real Estate Agents
Rise With Mercury In
Thermometer.
BUSINESS GOOD DESPITE HEAT
Several Sales of Suburban Lots Are
Noted Just Beyond the Corporate
Limits-Many Deeds of Trusts Re-
corded.

The spirits of the local real estate
agents rose with the mercury yester-
day. with the records OF the day be-
fore indicating the light. sales incident
to the summer season ana with little
or no activity up to the noon hour. the
day held out no promise to the future,
but rs the afternoon wore on IL became
more and more apparent that the to-
tai sales Of deeds would Indicate a
! striking activity. While the price OF no
single piece Of property reached five
figures. the tendency Of the market
was decidedly toward substantial
trading. only four sales out of ten re-
! corded in the Chancery Court falling
! under $4,000. The day witnessed the
recording of more deeds of trust than
there has been in weeks. seventeen
! having gone TO record. The number
Of release deeds was about as usual.
Henrico property also showed abnor-
! NAL activity. with a tendency to sub
urban lots. most Of them being Just
out OF the corporate limits OF Rich
mond. Deeds of trust were much in
evidence.
Ada = Ware YESTERDAY sold her
home. lo3 West Street, with a front
y. Mccarthy The consideration is UNI
der6tood TO have been $4,000 r. s.
Gilman transferred his property, con-
sisting of lots AZ and 40. plan Of West
the city, to Harvey c. Brown for the
consideration of $4,000.
Caroline r. Smith negotiated a bond
Issue of @S.s4s with John A. Coke, Jr..
mortgaging her lot fronting seventy
five feet on Chestnut Avenue. plan OF
William Byrd Terrace. G. e Boards
ley secured permit yesterday to build
Side Of Second Street. between Juniper
| and Spruce Street to cost $4,000
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HusTINGs need Of TRUST.

One Deed of Trust, hmountin. to
$50.S7.
Joseph T. Childrey ct ux. to a. -.
Pettigrew, trustee, 66xl55 feet north
line Of Decatur street. between For
tieth and Forty-nrst Streets. July s.,
1918; S56.S7.
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221e Eas, Main street, July s. 1918:
SLIGO
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sI.sO-0cenn View nnd Return-st.sa
Every Sunday
Via Norfolk mud wextern RnN,xav

Tickets at the above rate will be
Byrd street Station $40 and q 100 a. 1t
every Sunday. connecting at Union De-
pot. Norfolk. with Ocean View Ex-
press. which leaves from directly in
front of Union Depot immediately upon
arrival of the above trains in Norfolk
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Continued from Eighth Page.)
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Wait and Go to Buckroe

With Venable Street Sunday School on
Friday, July 10. 1915.
ricketts,: Adults, 800. children under
II. 5Oc. Train leaves C.. & O. Station
S:l5 \. NJ; returning, leaves Buckroe
| Up. NJ.
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New Hotel Merton n T,RE

Vermont Avenue and Beach: capacity. 600.
Very moderate rates for the comforts. ap-
pointments and table OF the largest rotcis.
SO up daily; special weekly. Large, cool
Prettyman.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
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Totals = 2i'6 : Totais...ia - o
'Eaii-d for croweli IN third
DATED for McAvoy In eighth.
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two hits. an out and a sacrifice fly by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Randolph. of Roanoke; higher than
Alexander H.. stephens. higher than
jefferson Davis.
Lived ana Died Poor Man.
The private life of a great publicist
L. for his family, his home, his intimate
friends--not for the public. Yet, con-
corning Daniel there are things which
may be said without transgressing the
bounds of decency, and for our learn
ing these things ought to be said.
When we thing of Daniel there are two
things never to be forgotten. With
genius and opportunities which might
have commanded rich recompense and
laid the foundation of great fortune.
he gave his days and nights OF toll
died poor man. With honorable
wounds. which never ceased to ache,
and which at last broke the strength OF
even his stalwart frame. his labors
were unceasing, his industry unremit-
ting, neither pain nor WEAKNESS could
still his active brain or deaden the
generous beating of his knightly heart.
On an occasion like the present Daniel
himself summed up that which may
decorously be said Let us use con-
corning him the eloquent words which
he used over the ashes OF the martyred
Mckinley:
II do not seek TO canonixe him as
saint or exalt him as demiEod. He
was neither: such ranks do not belong
to men. He doubtless had his faults:
at least this / assume, for he was
man, and there II none perfect--no not
one, but he was Christian and gen.
tleman. He made mistakes and errors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

political cause. Does not this fact
alone speak volumes for free thought.
for free speech, for the government of
the people, for the high government of
the American III we have had strife
IL has been the proud and lofty strife
of the brave and the true. who can
cherish honor. who can cherish prin-
eipie. who can cherish love, but whs
cannot cherish hate. And be this
never forgotten: our only strife was
over the heritage which empire foisted
upon our ancestors against their will
and which the republic has removed
forever. Great problems lie before
ippine problem. We may well view
and anxious reflections. But II our
problems be mighty, they grow out OF
our might and have the mighty to deal
with them. They come to those who
have never been COMPOUNDED by prob
lens, and have never lodged one: who
have solved problems just as great. or
greater, than any now presented. who
have left them all behind with monu-
ments of their solution builded over
them"
These citations have been chosen to
illustrate the gradual evolution of
Daniels conception of the problems
Of American sfatescraft. They exhibit
also. better than any formal analysis
his oratorical style. That style re-
earnest, serious. the part OF the Jester.
\
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

as have done the great and the small.
the good and the bad. the wise and the
foolish; but ,benignity beamed in his
countenance. charity was in-hiS- heart
and in his hand, and IL none threw
stones save those who had lesser faults
than he, stones would lie still and
hands hang down. In the sum of his
qualities there was a noble aspect. q
genial influence. a friendly attractive
ness. an upward and onward exhorta.
netism--a nameIess something that
drew men to him, and made good wo-
men honor and love him. He loved
touchstone of his nature. He said al he
could to cheer them; he did the best
he could to serve them. This to my
understanding Is what is meant by
true glory"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
CANCER CURED AT THE
KEII4AH HOSPITAL.

The record Of the Kellam Hos
pital is without parallel in his
tory, having cured without the
use Of the Knife, Acids, X-Ray
or Radium. over ninety per cent
Of the many hundreds of suffer-
ers from Cancer which It has
treated during the past eighteen
years. We want every man and
woman in the United States to
know whaEwe are doing. KEEL
LAM HOSPITAL. 1917 w. Main
St.. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Wiley will make the address TO this
following graduates; Muriel Wheel.
Hazel Porter. Myra Otley, Virginia
Lee Rust, Muriei Cornwell. Ruth
Compiler. Jane Brown. John Reid.
Leon Mak, Charles Graham, Robert
Reid. Roland Legard. Henry p.
Thomas and Augustus Di Zerega, Jrs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
DIR. WILEY TO ADDRESS CLASS
PurceIlville High School Closes OF
Wednesday.

Purcellvilie, may 2s.--The COM
mencement exercises of the Lincoln
High School began last night with
a program by the elementary school
and music department. The bacca-
laureate sermon will be preached
Sunday afternoon by the Rev. F. T..
Ridgway, of Rllae4nont. The-aenioE
class program will be given Tues
day night and the final exercises on
wednesday morning. DR.. Harvey w.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Alfonso Tenders Castle to Pope.
Paris, May DISCRIMINATION has
come from Madrid of King Aifonso's
offer to the Pope of the Palace and
Cural If the latter Ia obliged to leavs
Italy.