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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
NO EVIDENCE, AGAINST
KEY BROTHERS, NEGROES

Suffolk, Va. Jan. 23.-Gfd Key
and his brother, Robert Key. charged
with setting Are to the barn of Henry
Southall; stealing $500 from a desk
in his store during the excitement
we're dismissed in the Mayors Court
this morning. there being no evf-
dence forthcoming to convict them
che Keys were represented by Hugh
l.. Holland. and Henry Southali by j
r. Saunders.
Mckinley Artis, who struck col
ored boy named Richards with brick
fracturing Richards skull. was al
lowed TO go on probation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
GIRL FOUGHT BRAvELY.
unsuccessful Attempt at Criminal AS
sauIt In Made In NnnxAlle.

unsuccessful Attempt at Criminal AS
sauit 10 Made I'm Danvfile.
Danville. Va, Jan. 23.--An unsuc-
cessful attempt to criminally assault
Helen Morrisett. Granddaughter OF
Police Off1cer r. F. Morrtsett, and
daughter of Mrs. Henry Hatcher. OF
this city. was made last night about
1880 o'clock. Her aasailant was ne
gro whose identity is as yet unknown
Miss Morrisett, who Is only sixteen
years of age, was on her way home
the attack being made on a long bridge
which joints Main and Grove Streets
In the fashionable residence section
In the terrible struggle the girl was
stripped of her cloak and hat. and that
she was able to finally thwart the ne
gro's nefarious purpose. is attributed
wholly to her great presence OF mind
for while still ciutched In his arms
she plunged her hat pin into his body
Her neck shows very clearly the i'm
prints of the negroes fingers. where
he tried to choke her into insensibili-
ty.
Miss Morrisett's screams for help
caused the negro to break and run,
and when she arrived home she was
almost FRUSTRATED by fear and excite
ment. The police were at once mott.
fed ana have good description OF
their man and Il n probable that be.
fore morning he may BE- In custody.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
'. y. !. NOTES.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
Blackshurz Va Ian ,23,--Rranch
EoCock executive secretary of the Viz
ginia Polytechnic Institute Alumni As
ISOLATION. will visit the Virginia cities
in March to organize local chapters of
the ASSOCIATION where these do not exist
and to stir up interest among the
members of tho chapters already or
ganized. Mr.. BoCock. who was chosen
executive secretary Of the association
carly this session, is now busy per-
fecting arrangements for the Celehra-
ton Of Alumni Day" during the drals
In June ard has gotten in touch with
all alumni OF the school whose al
dresses are known, securing from many
of them promise to he t.ere Tuesday.
June 10 Considerable change has
been made in tho program as hereto
fore carried out on that day and q
tentative schedule CT events has been
arranged.
All alumni will he given free enter
tainment during commencement week
as far as facilities will permit. the
single men to be lodged in one division
Of the barracks and those who may
be accompanied by their wives to he
entertained in private homes. Instead
Of the usual public address by an
alumnus the meeting Of the gen
. eral association will lie held at 10
o'clock in the morning. this to be fol-
lowed by n review OF the battalion,
and at ! O'Clock the college will give
a luncheon for the former students
After the sham battle in the afternoon
the visitors will be rendered am auto
mobile ride over the grounds and the
annual ..nauet will be held at night
! The latter will be on much larger
scale than ever before and will be
given in q huge tent at some Conven.
/ lent pace outside the college campus
During the Christmas holidays teams
/ representing the College Young Mems
Christian Association visited Saltvills
and Buchanan. the men holding pub
: lie meetings, making talks. formins
athletic teams and doing persona
work They were most cordially re-
ceived at both places and met with
great success from the standpoint o
Christian work. T. \. Graves, the
liar work in Blacksburg during tho
vacation, forming a gymnasium cias
of fifty young men and boys from tbs
community and enlisting thirty of the
latter in Bible class study.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Youni
Mems Christian Association gave al
informal reception at the association
building Friday eNning from s to
for the members OF three Of the Biblt
study classes and will entertain again
this evening for other classes
Lees birthday was observed at tbs
college by suspension of class dutiet
and the cadets spent the day skat
Ing and in athletic contests at the tieit
house. Under the direction of r. f
Denny. secretary OF the Young Men
Christian Association. gymnasium
classes are held every afternoon a
the field house and are open to al
students without charge, Equipmen
has been ordered with which physica
examinations can he given the mel
and much interest Is being shown IL
the work.
Professor Emory r. Hodgson. asso
stanton this week for the meeting o
ciate professor of agronomy in tn
college of agriculture. has been il
the Virginia Corn Growers Associa
ton, Of which he is secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
RADFORD NORMAL.

Especial to The Richmond Vtrginian.)
Radford. Va, Jan. 23.--The Roa-
noake Quartet of mixed voices, con-
tanning some of the best singers in
Roanoke, under the direction of Mrs.
John Trout, will give an entertain
ment at the Normal School at an early
date, under the auspices of the Nor
NAL School Music Club. The interest
in music in the Normal School il
quite marked, In addition TO the pub
lie school musis large number OF
students take voice culture, piano ana
violin.
The Rural and Village Young Mems
Christian Association work in South
west VIRGINIA. IS now in its third year.
This work Is orcanized in high schools
and Industrial towns and Communities
IN number Of the high schools
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
RAILWAY MEN IN ROANOKE
Employees of Traction and Light Com
pany Attend Associations banquet.

Employees of Traction and Light Com
pany Attend Associations banquet.
Lynchburg. Va. Jan. 2S.-Several
employees of the Lynchburg Traction
and Light Company were In Roanoke
Friday night to attend the third an
nuaI banquet OF the Employees Bene-
fetal Association OF the Roanoke Rail-
way and Electric Company. Among
the Lynchburg speakers on the pro-
gram were A. E. Anderson, vice. esi-
dent of the association, and l.. G..
Gresham, superintendent OF the light
and power department. Among the
others from Lynchburg who enjoyed
the hospitality of the Roanoke assoc
citation were ]. c, Cakes. George
Hogshead. +. J. Whybrew and Robert
Neubauer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Waverly. Va, Jan. 23.--Mrs. Ida
wilkins and son. william, of Norfolk,
are visiting in the home of her sis
ter. Mrs Harvey Fleetwood. on East
Main Street
Miss Marx Hancock left today foi
Norfolk. after 4 visit of ten days in
her parental home on Main Street.
Miss Susie Luck has returned tn
her home in Richmond, having spent
several days with her friend Miss
Evelyn May. of this city.
Miss May Camp, OF Franklin, is
the guest of Miss Grace W. West, on
Copperhaunk Avenue.
J. T. White and A. +. Matthews
have returned TO their homes near
Waverly after spending some time in
Ohio and Indiana.
Mrs. V. l. Arnold left Waverly this
week for her old home in Mobile,
Ala. where she will spend several
weeks. Mr., Arnold accompanied Mira
Arnold as far as Burkeville, return
ing home Wednesday night.
Thomas II. Howerton spent several
days in Richmond the past week.
Mr., and Mrs. |. II. Fleetwood have
returned to their home in Waverly
after a visit Of several weeks to points
IL Maryland and Delaware.
Messrs. r. Wallace Chappell. J. W
Fitchett. Robert Hancock, Herbert
Drewry and Paul Ward attended a
very delightful party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Moss, near Sussex
Courthouse. on Friday night last.
w. s. Mills left saturday night for
Ashland. where he spent the week.
end with his family. who. are spend
Ing some time In the home of MIR.
Mills people at Ashland.
Mrs. J. F. West is spending some
time with friends and relatives in
Norfolk.
Mrs Edward W. Chappell return
ed today from Fredericksburg. where
she spent several weeks In her
rarentai home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
GIVES UP BRITISH CHARTER.

Cigarette Machine Company VIII
Operate From Lynchburg. Va
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 22.--The
granting of the charter by the State
Corporation Commission TO the United
Cigarette Machine Company, with the
home office in Lynchburg. means that
that company Is surrendering Its
British charter and that hereafter the
worldwide operations of the corpora
ton will be conducted from Lynch
burg. The charter provides for a
maximum capitalization OF $1,000, 900,
with a minimum OF 100000. which
capital will be transferred from the
British corporation to the business
now to be conducted under the vir-
ginia charter. The officers named in
the charter are James w. Gerow,
president, and B. E. Williams, secre-
tary.
One of the branch plants liz located
at Dresden, Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
FLASHLIGHT USED TO
BRIGHTEN BURCUL AR

Suffolk, Va. Jan. 23.--Mrs. Norris.
matron at the dormitory OF the Driver
High school. and the girls who room
at the dormitory. got a scare Friday
night when they found. about 10
o'clock, burly negro In the building.
The men teachers and most of the
older boys were out at social func-
ton. and, armed only with a flash
light the smaller boys, Bailey Mad
drey, Rollin Maddrey and George
Whitfield. Mrs Norris saw the man in
the hall OF the dormitory. and when
the boys came downstairs, he got
away through the furnace room.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
REACH A VERDICT.
Jury Finds For Defendant In the Case
Against the O. & o.

Jury Finds For Defendant In the Case
Against the G. g. o.
Lynchburg. Va. Jan. 23.-Dismiss-
ed by Judge Christian Friday night at
7 o'clock on account of being unable
to agree. the jury In the Corporation
Court yesterday returned verdict for
the defendant in the case of Moon
Taylor Company against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company
The jury was only out q few minutes
when a verdict was reached.
The action was to recover more than
$500 alleged to be due on account OF
alleged damages to carload shipment
of potatoes. The plaintiff claimed
the potatoes were damaged in the de-
lay in unloading. and the delay was
due TO the failure of the railroad OFF,
Gals to notify the local company of
the arrival of the car.
It was also maintained by the de-
PENDANT that the produce company
had been notified.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
BANK CASHIER DISAPPEARS.


Henry It. Rees Leaves Home-Ac-
counts Found All Right.
Winchester, Va, Jan. 23.--Henry
T. Rees, cashier of the Bank OF
Brownsburg, In Rockbridge County,
Va. disappeared several days ago
from his home, and the little town
has since been stirred.
Rees was traced as far as Roanoke.
When his absence became known Of
ficers OF the bank made an examina-
ton OF his books, and 1t was found
that his accounts were correct and
that he had not taken any money
not belonging to him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
N. & w. IS RECEIVING
ITS NEW EQUIPMENT

Roanoke, Va. Jan. 23.--Five of the
Thirty engines recently ordered from
the American Locomotive Company
have been received by the Norfolk
and Western and put into operation.
Two steel baggage and postal cars
have also been received.
The freight traffic over the Radford
and Shenandoah divisions of the Nor
folk and Western continues very
heavy. Heavy shipments of pig iron
are being received
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
AUTOMOBILE HITS BUGGY:
OCCUPANTS ESCAPE INJURY

Driving . Ford automobile, w s.
England, Of 1914 West Cary Street,
last night struck q buggy in which
was seated IL NJ Burrows. Of 2219
aTull Street. The collision occurro i
al Laurel and Franklin Streets. No
one was injured 81 the accident. The
right rear wheel of the buggy was
broken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
FOR NEW MILITIA COMPANY


LiGntenant-C COLONEL CfAtGhiU To BE
Captain OF Musketeers.
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 23.---In order
to give Lynchburg another military
command that will be a credit to the
State militia Leutenant-C Colonel
Robert c. Craighili. who for about
eight years has been tho second rank
ing officer of the First Virginia In
fantry. is to relfnquish his rank for
that of captain when the Musketeers
the new company here, musters into
service early In February.
The new company will go into SER
vice with sixty-nine men. and It will
soon have a minimum Of ninety-one
men, including the three officers. Com
pany quarters are being constructed
in connection with the municipal arm
DRY here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

nounced that he will follow the Presi-
dent, and cannot carry on a joint de-
bate with Bryan. It Is believed here
that the colonel would relish the ex-
element and tho opportunity 1t will
afford him To get before the people.
With his remarkable recovery OF po-
litieai prestige. the colonel, It Is said,
would DO assured great audiences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
AUTO ovERTURNs THRICE.
Physician Escapes With Few Cuts
When Car Goes Over Hill.

Winchester, Va, Jan. 23.--Dr. NJ.
G. Huffman. we'll known physician
of Bunker Hill. Berkeley County,
narrowly escaped being seriously. II
not fatally, injured a few nights ago,
when, in responding to a call, he
lost control OF his automobile, which
skidded and plunged down a hill.
turning over three times and landing
against a fence.
The machine was wrecked, but the
physician escaped with . faw csts
ana bruises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Deputies Make Big "Moonshine''
Raid I'm Virginia Mountains.

Winchester. Va, Jan. 23.-Field
deputies of the United States internal
revenue service made one of the big
gest "moonshine" distillery raids a
few nights ago that has been pulled
off in recent years in the mountains
of Greene County, when they located
a 250-gallon still. The raiding party
was headed by Deputies Bailey and
Hilton, who broke up the outfit and
took possession of the big copper
still - ----.--
The distillery was one of the most
complete that has ever been found
in the mountain districts OF the Page
Valley, which is said to be infested
with "moonshiners."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Washington, Jan. 23.-when Presi-
dent Wilson takes the stump for pre-
paredness, Il is said TO be the plan
of the pacincists to send out w. ].
Bryan TO follow the President and
speak In the same cities In which Mr.
WILSON makes his plea for = iargar
army and navy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Colonel Roosevelt will probably be
asked to go ont after Mr.. Bryan and
reply to the iatter's speeches against
preparedness. The men In Congress
who believe that the colonel is the
man for the Job realize that Preai-
dent Wilson will have no opportunity
Tor retoinder TO Bryan, who has an-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
MONTHLY SOCIAL EVENT
At LOCAL GERMAN CLUB
pr.sessar Edmund Neal VIII Give
Dramatic Reading at the
WonIan's Club.

and Colonel 10 Lane stern viii lead
shc opening figure with Miss Ellen
aseirne Scott, tho much-feted dc
butante daughter of Judge and Mrs
4 n. Garter Scott, = seated sappcr will
s,e served ~ the dining room AZ 1920
& ssciock. and the patronesSes who have
been invited 80 receive for In" club
arcs MRS. Thomas =. Bryan, Mrs
Is-in Joynes. Mrs. Eppa Huuton, 1r-
sf-s. Henry Carter stuart. Mrs. WI
liam n Palmer II. Mr. Eehcrt g.
Leigh. Jr.. Mrs. Bsrt"w iiaxsll Wise.
Mrs. Charies { BarksGale. Mrs Julien
III. Hill. Mrs Thomas McAdams,
Mrs. ]. Jordan Lfake, Mrs Garrett
Ruckner Wall Mrs John stewart
Bryan, Mrs. William s r Mayo. Mrs.
w. OrnonG Young and Mrs. +. Ad-
olson KenDoids.
At the Woman's Club
i9rofesscr Edmund Neal, Of tn"
University Of West Virginia. viii give
q dramatic reG ding Of The Ideal
Husband, At the Wcmans Club this
afternoon At 4,3o o'clock. Several
years ago Mr.. Nctl read Lord
Cshofondlcy'' tu tt4r r1~tnnerv Of the
club in such delightful way that nc
doubt the club will be thronged with
those eager 70 hear him again.
Mrs. John c. MctCslf is chairman
OF the afternoon and VIII tntruduc"
the speaker. Tea VIII he served al
the conclusion Of tho reading.
Invitations Issued.
MFR and Mrs Chastine r. Collins
have issued cards. announcing In,
approaching marriage OF rHofr daUsh
ter Mary Eicley, 10 Mr.. Thomas VIII
lard NobIe The wedding viii take
place on THURSDAY Fcb~nat-, 4. At
penoIa Va. Mr. Noble and his br}d,
viii make their home la t;ieier Tar,
after February 10
Recent Wedding.
Mas Etb-l virginia Fishr} Oi-tnls
city. snd JACOB Bernard Miilrs we're
.tatetlv u-tr~,,e on Weducs la Ja:,<
uary s. ta WASHINGTON Tnp Byv J.
IL MNamara. Of 81 Fa1Hlck's Church
fe4forYned the cercnuuy. Miss Fisher
il ,he daughter OF Ny. and Ms. Ilen'v
4. Fisher
E1chre Party.
The W omea of the Beredjctig Sarr-
4nafy society WIN eiye eusare pat.
in the assembly room Of the Benedic-
tine College this evening from $50 go
II o'clock
Musical Tomorrow Afternoon
An interesting affair Of tomorrow
he pupils Of .hs Elorenee Dansey
school OF Piano Playing. A demon
stratior ~ the Marie Cahii Moore
fnnda mental training viii also be Civ
en-. The function viii take place at
East FRANKLIN street. at p. NJ, and
those taking part are Helen Hasten,
Doro,hy Rueger, Dorothy Page. Ernes-
tine Graui, Edith Richmond, Mildred
Brow, Gertrude schmidt. Mary Anne
kinson, Ially Metzeer, Evelyn Blake.
Buster williams and Hugh Kidd Nj
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Bedford--The Norfolk and Western
Railroad has issued bulletin instruct
ing Its station agents. conductors
trainmen and all others connected with
the traffic that they shall inform pas
sengers OF any material delays in
trains and the cause for such delays
so far as the cause may be known.
wtnchester-E. S, Fletcher. post
master and merchant at Capon Springs,
w. Va, who recently resigned when
he though he had a purchaser for his
store. has succeeded in being reinstat-
ed as postmaster, as the deal fell
through.
/ Laynchburg--The congregation Of
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church has
elected the following as deacons for
the current year: George Rinsiand,
Fred Goephard. c. V. Henkie. c. u
Tuck, J. A. weinell and Henry Ho-
berock
winehester---A whiriwind campaign
has been inaugurated 10 raise funds
for the erection OF Confederate mon
ument on the Courthouse Square. In
Winchester. and generous contrihu-
tions have been received.
wfnehester--The Republican Com
nitteed Of the Seventh Virginia Dia-
trict has decided to hold the district
convention at Luray. Page County. on
March 81. TO elect delegates to the
State convention In Roanoke a week
later.
Winchester--Mrs. Margaret Meta
Sell. wife of Harley b. Sell, who died
here recently. left all of her prop
erty to her husband in fee simple. 40
eording to her VIII. which was record
ed yesterday. Mira. Sell was a daugh-
ter OF the late Jacob vorous. OF Clarke
County.
Winchester-Ira D. Sanger. who
several years ago escaped from ths
Winchester jail, II is said. by getting
through q hole six by thirteen inches,
was this week indicted for jail-break-
ing by the grand Jury. His younger
brother, Miles Sanger. who was charged
with having aided him in escaping.
was released.
Lynehburg-The joint Council Com
mittee on Finance will complete the
islS-Is17 budget during the coming
week. and II will be adopted by the two
branches OF the Council at their Febru-
airy meetings. Last year the budget
carried appropriations of $6A6.k10.7A.
on estimated revenues or $71S,96AA
Liabilities amounting to s72,6l0.79.
mostly small bond issues maturing
during the year. were carried over
from the previous year. The esti.
mate for the coming year will DO
about the same as it was for the year
closing.
Clifton Forge-Three boys--Staniey
l.. Betty. of Idaho: Frank N. Autem.
Arkansas. and Gath L. Patt, 1T. Louis,
truants from the kable Military School
Of Stauntofl--were taken into custody
here by the police on the charge of be-
ing Migrants.
Lynchburg-Some OF the residents Of
Madison Heights, an Amherst County
suburb of Lynchburg. are circulat-
ing petition protesting against the
erection OF the proposed $250,000 via
duct over the James River to that
suburb. The three railways here. In
order to eliminate grade crossings.
have agreed to pay practically all OF
the cost of the bridge. but the Madf-
son Heights people object to the To-
cation. which Is two squares farther
up the river than the location of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

kippcred herrings --Freshen The her
rings by pouring boiling water ever
Them Cover for Ave minutes, drain,
dry rub with butter or olive oil and
broil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
TODAY'S MEM

IT You give me any consetves, give
rae couserves Of beef ''~~Shakespeare.
Breakfast.
Prunes
cereal and Cream
49,. kippered Herrings
Ro4IF- coffee
Luncheon or supper
Bean Sandwiches
Potato salad
Hot Chocolate Waters
Dinner.
Celery Soup
Beef Olives
Mashed Potatoe@
Cranberries
cheese Salad
Lemon Meringuc Pie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Potato saiad--Cut a quart OF cold
cooked potatoes into cubes and mix
Win n small onion, chopped fine, n
tablespoonful of minced parseley, a
teaspoonfui of salt. "A tablespoonful of
capers. Ave finely chopped olives. six
tablcspoonfuls of olive OIL three table
spoonfuls of vinegar and salt and cay
eHpe pepper 10 taste. Serve on lettuce
leaves
Beef olives-Cut thin slices from
beef round about four inches square.
Mix quarter Of a pound. of sausage
meut with Il quarter OF pound Of
bread crumbs. Put a tablespoonful of
this into each square Of beef, Roll
lie and dredEe with -four. Season
with salt and pepper and brown on
both sides IN frying pan. Then put
them ia a casserole. add a little chop
ped carrot and onion, cover with stock
ard cook slowly for two hours
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Lynchburg--The congregation o.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church ha,
elected the following as deacons 70,
the current year: George Rinsiand
Fred Goephard. c. ". HenkIe. G l.
Tuck. J. A. WeineIl and Henry He
berock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Wtnchester--E. S, Fletcher. post
master and merchant al Capon Springs
w. Va, who recently resigned when
he though he had a purchaser for his
store. has succeeded in being retustat.
ed as postmaster, as the deal fell
through.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Winchester---A whiriwind campaign
has been inauguratod 10 raise funds
for the erection OF Confederate mon
ument on the Courthouse Square, In
Winchester, and generous contrihu-
tions have been received.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24
VIRGINIA BRIEFS.

Bedford--The Norfolk and Western
Railroad has issued a bulletin instruct
ing Its station agents. conductors
tralnmen and all others connected with
the trafHic that they shall inform pas
sengers of any material delays in
trains and the cause for such delays,
so far as the cause may be known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

IT yop give me any consetves, give
me conserves Of beef. '~~Shakespeare.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

wfnehester--The Republican Com
riitteed Of the Seventh Virginia Dir
trict has decided to hold the distric
convention at Luray. Page County. OF
March %. TO elect delegates TO tn
State convention In Roanoke a weel
later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-24

Clifton Forge-Three boys--Stanley
l. Betty. of Idaho: Frank N. Autem.
Arkansas. and Gath L. Patti, at. Louis.
truants from the Kable Military School
Of Staunton--were taken into custody
here by the police on the charge Of be.
ing Migrants.