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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

K L. Euffin. trustee. TO NJ. j. kourl,
ct al, trustees. 80 by 80 feet at the
northwest corner OF Twenty ninth
and P Streets. $3.50,
G. {. Chaplin. trustee, 10 same. the
same property as described in deed
Lext above; $L2s1.
~ I. CaYneal ct al, trusteoes. 10
George Sorg, ~ feet. inches by 81
feet, inches at the northeast cor
ner Of Second and Broad Streets: s2i.-
37s.
Same 70 Raphael Levy. ct al. the
s,ale property as described in deed
mex, above $6s ,2s4.22
II X. Pollard. et al. trustees TO
HENRY s Wallersts.n the 50 me prop
erty q , described in deed next above,
ss7 800
o. IA Funston. trustee, to James
II. r-11aTI7etett - ats-, rect ~. rIrrir
b. 80 feet east line Vine Street. l1e
feet, inches mort OF floyd Avenue
ss,as5
Elan & Funston, trustees. 10 Agnes
J Eaton. - ats 10 by 1850 feet at
tne northeast CORNER OF Brook Turn
PIKE ana hennie Avenue. Ginter
Park. $1,000.
Same 10 same. the same property
As described in deed next above, 5000
J. p Elam. Ct al, trustees. to c. W.
Eaton et. ais. the same property as
described in deed next above; $500
r M Davenport, trustee. TO T. G.
9sssesahs -a' a4sssg ga by ! 40 feet west
line First Avenue. 81 feet north of
Ercnt Street., Highland Park s2s6 @
". II. Davenport ct ais. trustees. TO
T. G. Groactti ct ais, the same prop
erty as described IN deed next above
sI.T1o
a, II. Sands. trustee. 10 J. Il
Earnest, 80 by l25 feet east line Bar
ton Avenue, i52 feet inches south
of Norwood Street. $l,9i5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
MOVE WHOLE TOWN TWELVE
MILES IN MISSISSIPPI

Laurel Miss Sept. 5.-The town of
" lsner. located in Smith County Is
being moved TO point twelve mica
west OF the present location. IT has
a Mayor and Board of Aldermen and
complete set If ordinances II viii
probably be several weeks before the
name or the postofiice win he changed
e'hough the moving is practically
complete.
The present town Of wisner contatrs
soo citizens. and boasts one Of the
finest y. NJ. {. y. organizations IN
The country, postofftce, general store
drug store. meat market. barber shon
electric light plant and many other
conVeniences Of an ordinary city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
WEARS CONFEDERATE FLAGS.


Winchester, Va, Sept 5.-M. H.
Brown. Of bridgeport. w Va. wffo. as
Confederate veteran. has been spend :
ing several days in Winchester for the
hrst time since. 1867. left yesterday for
stanton, Va, near which city he was
horn and reared. He declared that Ii.
always travelled under the nag OF the
Confederacy, even II people did not SEQ
IL.
He exhibited the inside OF his Pana-
ma hat in which he had pasted the
first. second and third fags of the Con
federacy. His daughter. who is see.
rotary OF the Clarksburg Chapter of
the Daughters OF the Confederacy, fire.
auensiy writes him letters on its sta :
tienery, upea which the haxs are print
ed in colors Whenever one becom ca
torn or mutilated. he always pastes a
new one in his hat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
SOUTHERN SCHEDULES
WELL MAINTAlNl D

Atlanta, Ga. Sept 5.~-Of the l75.-
Ata regular passenger trains operated
by Southern Railway durins tho fiscal
year ended June 40 1856. ar So
per cent made schedule time. aud
l46,2ss. or 50 per cent, were on time
at all stations
Daring thc yea 14a100 strictly To-
cal trains were operated and OF these
SO, s66. or 90 per cent, made sched-
uie time. while i27,622, or SO per cent.
were on time at all stations.
OF tfe rs sos limited trains nearly
all of which cover long distances and
are handled by other lines in connec-
lion with Southern Railway, 2f,744, or
IS per cent made schedule time while
on yhc Southern Railway. and 1887.
or i per cent, WERE on time at all
stations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
WIFE LOVED HIM TOO
MUCH. so HE DESERTED

Chicago, Sept. 5.--"she loved me %
much l couldn't hold a Job" said
Charles Grtmme when he was arrested
on charge of abandoning his wife
and three children
I'm nothing but a bartender" NJ
continued, and I used to be managed
Of a big steel company In Cleveland
But my wife would come to the ofics
every night to take me home. was
fred on her account. I lost other Jobs
the same way. She wouldn't leave
me alone. had to quit her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

=.
IN terror. I always wondered MY ,
poor, miserable drunken man has n
see snakes--always snakes. There
are as many angels. why can't ~
see some for q change? 4
I've taken a last chance In hav1
ms my son sent to jail. II hurts
down deep to have done II. 1 thinI3
sometimes II charity were a Iittld
warmer more Of US would come back. R
| haven't yet seen temperance
meeting In church that + felt i
wanted 70 go into when I had pool
c.otnes ana was down and out They
stare at you In those places Tha
churches expect you to keen dressed
up when you can't
"All this goes to show WHY T havl
taken the last desperate step 70 dra
my son back from the experienca1
that have been mine"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
As Chinese See II

Writing from the Hak-ka field in
chira, Rev. j 4. Saunders. of tho
Southern Baptist Convention gives
some very interesting sidel!ghts on
The way in which the people OF that
country. regard the Ma situation, He
ASfs'' -.--....--
u fs41nd people. eYervwhe~e much
concerned about the war Christians
and heather greatly .deplore the awful
slaughter now going on Everywhere
all classes sad What n 5ttv SO manv
lives must he sacrificed When Will
peace come To the warr.ng nations :?
VIII our country be involved? We
are so glad the United States is doing
50 plnch 10 bring about peace, China
wants peace. too, and she has offered
20 assist the United States anyway
possible TO bring about reconciliation
of the nations now al war
The masses are quick to express
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
HIG ENROLMENT AT NORMAL


fredericksburg. Va, Sept. 5.--Presi-
dent F. Fl. Russell is busy enrolling
students and preparing for the OPEN
ing Of the FrederiCksbu State Normal
school. The enrolment so far is much
in excess of what IL has been at a cor
responding date In other years The
school Will open on September ., and
the pupils Will occupy the beautiful
new dormitory known at Virginia Hall
for the first time. Many improvements
have been made during the summer
The buildings have been thoroughly
renovated. the grounds have been
greatly improved and beautified and
everything wears the air OF being pre-
pared for most successful session
The members of the faculty are re-
porting for duty and getting ready for
the years work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
Hastings Court. Part II.

suit was instituted IN The Hustings
Court, Part H., Saturday by r +
Casheayt against r, l.. Barnes for ST..
ooe damages. No declaration was
filed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

and the right Of way OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad; $4,000.
Robert o. Bland. trustee. TO Fam
ME Baskerville. ct. ais. one-hslf acre
on twenty-foot road, southeast of
Braxton's estate; $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

ON mission demonstration farm
IN INDIA twenty-five bushels of wheat
= being raised per acre. while ad-
joining native farms in India produce
only sixt.or eight. bushels per acre,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
EenriCo Transfers.

c. r Tomlin. ct ux. TO John J.
Wicker, l07s5 acres. known as
Camp Hill" or "Edgemont stu
ated in Narina District; $40
r. II Apscomb. 81 ux. To Mildred
" Drew. lot Is. block a. plan OF
West ha rlpton Terrace, $1,000
North Richmond Realty Corpora
tor 10 Richmond Finance and Realty
CORPORATION 2l0 acres less fifteen
lots, plan Of Myrtle Grove Just
noFth Of the corporate limits Of Rich
rnond: $40.
IL Z Terry to C W McNamee,
50 by 100 feet, let -. block T., sec
lion 3, plan Of Highland Springs,
s306
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
JAIlS son 70 CURE
HIN OF Drink evil
Old Father. Once Victim of Liquor
Resorts to Law to Reclaim
Boy.
POINTS IN SERMON
ON EVILS OF DRINK

Whiskey is the monkey wrench
IN the machinery of efficiency.
~ Is easier for man Of sixty
with his hair colored to get a lob
IMAM u IL for q young man with
his nose colored to get one.
No man Is immune from the
horrible finish OF q drunknr,, -
ne campers with whiskey.
The moderate drinkcr. ms he
calls himself, is TIL man who onlv
drinks when his friends invite
him To, and he has so few friends
lie can't drink much.
Why do poor drunken men
always see snakes? There are az
many angels. but they never see
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

In 1914 there were 10000 Chris
tians of all denominations and races IN
India, according to the Church Mis-
siosars Society Gazette, now there
are a.S76.2e3 Christians. or these,
is23i7 belong to the Anglican COM
munion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
BUSINESS NEWS
AND COURT RECORD
1hanrery Court.

c. y, Williams, Jr ct al trustees,
to Frank =. and s. T. Beveridge. 80
hy 100 feet south line Cary Street. 40
feet cart Of Shepherd Street, ,s4,10o,
= q Earnest, 81 TX. To Charles +.
Garter. 1872 feet. inches south Of
Norwood Street. Sc 25G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

T1fe British f;overumen has shown
It's estimate Of missionary work by
asking the American Baptist mission
In South india TO take charge Of pro-
fess.onal criminals in camp. Since
this was done crime has decreased rs
per cent in the vicinity OF the camp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
From MANY Lands.

In the year 1879 the Southern Presb
Fterlan Church gave to foreign mis-
sions S2s95S. In 1915 the Church
gave 70 foreign missions s544.l62.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

Rabers \. Pollard trustee. to Jean
Aette =, laughlip, s tract of land On
the north line OF HNlisrd Road. at
6e Intersection of the billiard Road
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06
LABOR DAYS BIRTH
RELATED By G0MPERs
Suggestion BY p. j. Mcclure Adopted
In Most of States of
Union

Washington. u. c., Sept. Samuel
Gompers. founder and president OF the
American Federation of Labor. mas
issued for publication some interest
ing historical matter on the OBJ
servance OF Labor Day.
Undoubtedly the first suggestion of
setting apart day in each year to be
observed as Labor Day said Mr.. Com
pers, was conceived by the late p. j..
MCGUIRE who was at that time secre-
tary OF the United Brotherhood of
Carpenters. The suggestion occurred
during the period when the Knights
of Labor wts in existence, P. J. Nc
CURE being a member of that organ
ization.
Writing for the American Fedora
ZIONIST in 1902 P. j. MCGUIRE had this
10 say:
Pagan feasts and Christian observ-
ances have come down to us through
the long ages. But 1t was reserved for
this country, and for the American
people. to give birth to Labor Day. In
this they honor the toilers of the
earth and pay homage to those who
from rude nature have delved and
carved all the comfort and grandeur
! we behold
THE initial action taken setting
apart one day in the year on which to
TeNIeW the dCIlFlIleS ana DencHClal IN
fiuence of organized labor occurred at
the fourth annual session OF the
federation, October 8. 1884. the con-
vention being held IN Chicago. The
resolution creating Labor Day was in
troduced in the convention by A. c..
Cameron, delegate from the Chicago
Trades and Labor Assembly, and was
as follows:
Resolved That the first Monday
In September of each year be set
apart as a laborers national holiday.
and that we recommend its observ-
ance by all wagewoTkers, irrespective
of sex, calling or nationality
On June rs. 1894. Congress passed
a law making Labor Day a national
holiday in the District of Colum bia
as we'll as the other territories.
Nearly all of the States in the union
now have statutes making the first
Monday in September legal holiday,
mus observing Labor Day.
Labor Day was established in the
various States in the order and on the
date named below
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

iateS named below:
1887. February 21. Oregon
1887, March Is, Colorado.
1887, April s. New Jersey.
1887, May s, New York.
1897, May II. Massachusetts,
1852. March 20. Connecticut.
1889. March 2. Nebraska.
1889, April rs, Pennsylvania.
1890. April rs, Ohio.
1891, February 10. Maine
1891. February "a. Washington.
1891, March 4. Montana
1891. March 4. Kansas
1891, March 3. Indiana.
1891, March IL. Tennessee.
1891, March 81. New Hampshire.
1891. June IL Illinois.
1891. October 16. Georgia
1891, December %, South Carolina.
1892. February 5. Virginia
1892, February 20, Utah.
1892, July 7. Louisiana.
1892. December IL. Alabama
1923, February IL. Texas 49,
1923. February IA. Delaware.
1898. March %. California.
1893. April IS, Minnesota
1898. April 10. Wisconsin.
1898. April 30. Florida.
1893, May 26, Rhode Island
1894. June %. District of Columbia
md Territories
lSah ADril o Missouri
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06

Whiskey is the monkey wrench
In the machinery OF efficiency.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-06


1925, April 3. Missouri.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
vvsa eAnAnA sssceas.

- Panama Singers. a male quartz
~ ssUanizsd with the idea of pre-
0netnG 10 the music loving public a
UouUran u educational as We'd a
sGt1stic value.
One of the strong features of theii
Dg0Gram Is musical sketch. which
GQons with four young fellows who
have just arrived in Panama. ready to
6eGin work ON the big ditch" as they
tern It. In the discussion of their
homes and experiences they discoye
hat they are all graduates of the same
arhQOi of engineering
TAen they drift into talk of colleg,
days and soon fall to singing college
s0Aes and telling college stories. There
- certain naturalness about the ap
Dr0ach and a feryor In the songs that
fairly bulge with human interest
A second scene in the sketch intro
duces Balboa. the explorer. French
dignitaries who attempted to build the
canal and finally Colonel Goethals him
self. who brought the great scheme +,
ODceUO.
Other features are negro songs. col
heee glee songs. humorous action song,
- Q r1pp1ng medley made mp Of th4
eAoPuses % oil the sonU. with q Email
- W. Do IT, DitcAsLpneiD go
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

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this sale. and Will rive 10 the purchases
thereof : certiaceee d purchase therefor
Dets! November Ath. 1875.
SEAL. =. @. PALMER
Colorado
J. n. McDoueal. Attorney.
First publication Nov. 5, tsI5.
Last publication Dec. 2rd, i9i5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
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Tbs Unique Theatre wisi move troG
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eppossts the Court ho1se.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

The Pueblo Star-Journal was
certainly generous in it's write up
of Gunnison, which appeared in
the Sunday edition of this week.
They gave us almost two pages,
about hall Of it devoted 60 the
Normal school. The story was
very well told and quite literally
illustrated, as these stories go.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

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haal - 0unaissa. noeAse tAaa -
stssaGs vin ssat 70 rsspsasi6ls perty
end give privilege q bsyiaG lsses ssd
apply rent on price or will cell now, st
sPscial price On eesy psy4ents to suit
buyer. Write ct once fer full pArticu-
leFs sad Iet W tsll whess piase con be
seen. Address rhe Knight -Campbell
Music Co., Deavef, Colo. I0H
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

The Philharmonic Musical club meets
Monday afternoon. Nov. Is, ut the
home Of Mrs. p. ID. SAnfOrd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

GRADE JERSEY MILK coz -sss
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