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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14
Sstn Sauptquartier sat
tapitulirt
limb aornitoip feItft fOa berett istn
untsr geipiTeu gebinsangen BEN
9etipisl gu fOlssn.
Gi. propiioriibe Regieruns perlangt
dber bebingiRgsloie lluters
perfung.
Si. .0ibiFon Don DiISen'. bic II
sfarstpe Selo ansetommen mar.
@irb naa bem RautGIus suriidss'
f9idt.

ct. getersburg, 13. sept
Das GretutiDs aommittee Der Irbel'
tsrs unb Solbuten<Oelssateu tpis aud
Der gausrusOeIesaten bielten an
9pnnsrftag cine semetniame gera'
thuno ii6er bic 9ag. ab, bic burt Oh
Re5eIgn bes Generals aorniloU ge'
ibaffsn ipurbe. Der @rbeitsminilter
Sto6.lop sab cine bubinldutenne Gr'
tldruna ab, baB bas HornilotDsabe
teuer politdnDig 5uiammensebro3erl
lei unb bas 6duptqudrtier &Drntlotps
tupitulirt babe. Der Winiiter fists
bin3u, bab binreu 2ursem bic ]an5'
glrmeeperpaltung uub Organization
mobiftsirt percen piirbe. gr iaste,
baB bic Regisrung in boiler WsretH'
baruua nit Der repulutiondrer Demo-
trutie a.6anbelt babe, bic triumO9trt
ba6e. Der Sies ober bic Wd9Idmtett
Der Resierung nidt f4malsrn ourfe,
ba infpls. Der triruinellen @ttipttd. bes
Sbertommanoeurs Der aoIateu. Ses
neral aalebinss, usue geselreoolutto'
uGre geriude m6sli9 isien. StobsloD
Iuote bah IN Der neuen Regierurn be
9lnpsIsnb.it bon GIemettsu, bi. I'M
@,rbatt iisben, nit apruilpp 5u
ipmpatbifisren uum0sli4 gsna4t
perbsn fpllte.
Gtue OioiIiou Don Wtloer
tebrtiu BEN Sartaius
surid.
Cine Sipiiion BON ben 5ruppsn bes
Generals aoruilpp, aug Ulubamme'
bauern beiisbeno, 1T IN siarstoe SsIo
10 Teilm Iiibli9 Don Ct. Yeters'
burg, angetommen. General augu1
idep, Elm lppoler mubammeoanIl4er
OTfisier, purbe abeeI9tdt, I'm nit
ibuen su unterbdnosIn, unb iie tpilllgs
ten ffliebli9 elm. ibren Bioerituno
eeacn bic propiioriide Regieruns aufs
,uaeeen, unter Der 8eoingune, bGB ilt
in ibre 6eimatb i'm &autdius 5uruds
oeI6tdt perben, no lie aber ni6t ses
oen bic 5irten psripenoet rperosn btr>
fen. Der grenlier aerenstp CAB isins
3uitimmltna bier3u.
Gin.r offisisITen grtIdruns se1idb,
NOR bic iOeenunrtte .0ipiiion Don
8ilbsn4, bic aus 9eorgiern uno &au=
tuiie1n beiiebt. bic sin5ige gegen St.
petersburg aef9idte Organization,
bi. bis 6euts mod feft 5u General
aornilotp bielt. Bis gum Mittpo9
bate man befiir6tet, bab Geipdlt am
oeirarrot iper6sn miifie, UNI lie Sur
9srnunft 5u brinsen. Die Situ1tiOn
iheiut fif ubsr iest astldrt su bdten.
Gs f9eint ittnem 3ipeifsl gu un:ers
Iiseen, oas bic -fpilbe 8ibiiion" Oh.
aIsuh he oenr General Eornilotp eraes
ben 1T, feline Qbnuus bapon bate, fprs
jir fe DerUsuSst Dersea ioiIs. Oa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14

I'm Der belsif6en Groni puren BIZ
4rtileritgefedte am IL. unb 13. Sep
tenlber ipsniger beftieer Qrt. Sn oel
Waittpo9 Radt bei9oiisu mir mehrert
fein6lide giienbdbnitationsn uni
Ranionsments, ols DieoerpsrseltuHe
fur GbnIide 9om6arbements Ieiteni
Der fsinbIiden gatierie. au4 ipurber
sinise unierer aantonsments Dor
feinbli9tn Jlisgern nit SomSen be-
lest.~
Denig Reues BON Der bri.
tif9en Jront.
2onbon, 13. Sept. Ser GeIb'
mnridall 5ais tot ON Donnsritag biz
folgenos Ulelbung On bas briNi9!
ariessminifisrium ssi9idi:
.lluine patrouilltn bra9tsn pdb'
rsnb ber 9a9t einiss lpsuiss Gefan'
gene bon lleberfdlIeu in Der Gegeun
Don Gems suriid.
Die fsinbli4e QriilIsrie mar 5ism.
li3 ATTN in Der Gesenb Don 8uls.
court, iiib6tli4 BON Wishinss unS
norbli4 BON 2anssmard.
9is am absnb pom britiIdkn
!Sauptqunrtier in Jrnntrsi9 erlahens
getaugimadunJ lautst ME fOlst:
Rod porbereeganseHem beftisen
gOmbarosmsnt sriff in Der lsstsH
Radt Der Geino unlsre ppiitionsn
6ffia bon Buntcocurt an. gs selans
ibm in uniere Grdbeu einsubringsn,
sr puroe aber na9 beftissn aGmpfea
ipisser bardus pntrie6eu.
,Sn Der R1he bon Sppp fiibrten
mir pdbrenb Der Ra1t sinsn srfplsrsis
den usbsrfaa aus.
.5riib am 9onnerifag Rorgen ers
offuete Der 6sinb Elm bsftiees Boms
tnrbemsnt an elmer msbr als eiutr
Wsilen ldnsen 5roni. n6rbIi4 unb
norbpeitlib DON 2augemard, uno er
arifi unIert pciitioueu nit siemli9
iiortsn apIpHnsn an. Rad bsftigeu
Admpfsu puro. Der ansriif abges
idlnesn.
Dor m itaIienif9en Sritss.
f4auplaB.
Rom, 13. Sept. Cine ON Don.
nsrstas pom ariessminifterium srlais
iene BstaHntm1hans lnutst ME folgt:
.Rprb0ftli6 BON Gor3 periud,ie
am Ulittnoh Der 5sinb abermals uub
nit itlritrsn Streitirdftsn, uns aus
unisrsn poiitipnsn am MOnts Ga
briele III usrtreiben. Ssine beftigeI
4nsriffs parsn an einia.n porseIdos
bsnsn SteIIen srfolsr.it. iis bra9sn
a6er pcr uniersr 6auptlinie suiams
men. bic in Der tapfsriitn Beifs bon
unisrsr slften SiDiiion Uertbeioist
purbs.
.sln bsr 9irOlsr grerse fnnbtn fir
nus erfoIsrei4e Pairpuilsussfs4te
itdtt.
Gin isinblihss 5lugssus. bas bon
unisrm abnshrtanontn abssi9oHen
iuurbs. jtiir3is in bsr Ra4bari4aft
BON 0uino nb.
Die elite g 9Ia4t am
Sfouso elm Ge6lf&Iaa
Iagsn bic OsFer
rsi3er.
@itn. MittpoG, IL. Sepism6er.
lleber 2cnbou, 13. Sept. eine pdhs
renb oes Sagss pom {. I. Grisgsmini.
ffrium trlaHeue offi3isIIs gstanntrnas
tun1 lnuiei Die folst:
.StnIi,nilfer aritssf4aaplas: Die
puuIe. bic IN Oen Aanpfsn am Sions
30 singetrstsn III. bdlt on.
.8as Reiultdt Der elitsn Sion3os
i4lndt. bic am II. ausuit bssann, m.
baB bic arissslnse I'm Siinpsitea
iit uno bic S9lndi bis
issi o1ns aIIs Jrass als sin 5t6Ii4Ias
ias sis Siolisnss a. ssSsi&nsa n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14

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8sri4t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14

I'm abenb puroe onsetiinbigt, Dag
Der General Rus5ti gum .tommans
oeur an Der nOrblihen iSront srnanrt
Deroen Duroe unb General DraaoTis
rom gum Gommanbeur an Der pcitlt.
9en Sront, pabreub General Ditoee
rI3s gum Observation-Disclosures
ernannt nerben tpirb.
Gin nsusr ruffif8sr ma.
rtnsmtHifsr.
~ st pstersbura 13. Sept.
ADMIRAL D. 81. @erberpsti, Der fri.
2ers Sberiommanbeur Der ruTif6eu
O1tles>Jlotte, 1T gum gaarineminiitee
ernonnt porben.
General @eriaopstb, Der 6isberiue
HommaRoeur BEG Rostauer W2iiitGr.
otFrItts, IT gum iieIpertretenben
Hrlegsmtniiter erunnnt iporbsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14
Sic Staliener baben fait gar nidts banit err
llnO menigdcns 100000 1llann Ucr(oren, ein(d(ieb(
Oon 10000 9cfangenen,
Hn den andsrsn Trontsn 1T die Gage unvsrandsrt.


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14
Ger 6eneral bat id bereit ertlart, iid II
geluiilen Seoin9ungen ben 8ebOrben 5u fe
Die Regierung Oer(angt a6er 6cOingung
merfung.
seime Srnppem ergebem iid iiberaa.
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6d ale @miaH 9a4a fHrs IN Or b non Oem p0a r
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Wetterberi6t.

THr Dbto unb ods Deits
It9e yIsnnlpmDanisn: SbsiIDeiIe triis
bes gi,etter om Grtitag; Dobrf@eins
li4 gtrt4resen TN egtrm nDrbli4en
5beil. slm @amfias i40uss Dsttsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14

fere Sruppen riner 56be IN Der Hdbs
bon SoIfa beulGdiigt. Bel bem Qbs
f6lagen zines feinbIifeu gegsn'
ansriffs tpurben sipei feinblide Roms
pasnien sefanssn snommen. es tDurs
ben me6r als 400 Seiterrsi9er, bars
untsr IL Dffiaiers. sefunssu ssnOm'
men uub fs4s Maf4insHssi4iise ers
beutet.
.Deitli9 bon Dina Granddaughter
iid rumdnii9e 2ruppen ueftli9 Don
Slonit sinsr aub0be, iie muBten iis
aber als Golge eines bsftiseu feinbs
Ii9tu GtseuoEsriffs pisbsr aufssbtH.
Der fAtpei5erii@e Sunbes.
ratb
@er6rsitst Ii3 in sinsm Gffsutli4en
8eriat
lle6sr bic pirthianftlideH 8srbdlts
niiie bes 2anbes
llnS befsn gs5ie5ungeH 3I ausDGrs
tigeI 2duoern.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
|ARAB PATROL Of ACCA
TEMPLE NAMES CHIEFS
Lieutenant Governor E1lysOn and
Potcntates Speak of Coming Pill
grimage to Minneapolis.

Officers were elected, potentates ana
past potentates were heard and plans
for attending the next Imperial Coun-
Gil of the Shrine at Minneapolis were
discussed at the annual meeting of the
Arab Patrol of Acca Temple last night.
The potentate appearing was r. McC,
Burlington, recently elected to that Of
fee by Acca Temple. and the past
potentates were: D. c. O'Flaherty and
Preston Belvin. Northumberland
]. Taylor Ellyson was another who APP
peared and adore SEED the patrol.
Officers named for the new year
are: Captain, John F. Rose. Jr.; first
lieutenant. e. NJ. Thomas; second lieu
tenant, r. A. Bromm third lieutenant,
George II. Keesec; and secretary. G. A.
Overton, Jr. The executive commit
tee of the patrol is James II. Price.
Joseph White and Mr.. overton
Among the matters emphasized by
the speakers was the Forthcoming
pilgrimage OF Acca Temple and other
Virginia Shriners to the Imperial coun-
Gil session in Minneapolis. June 20.
~ and %. Plans are now being made
to have a special train from Rich
mond. to be Joined at Petersburg by
the temple OF Shriners at Norfolk. and
to pick up at Roanoke the temple re-
Gently instituted there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
DEPUTY BOB lORO'S
NELLIE IS MISSING

DOG gone" said Bob" Lord. head
deputy on City Sergeant Satterheld' S
STAFF Yesterday when Billy Breeder, IN
the Hastings Court asked him why all
the worry and look OF anxiety on his
face, and continued muttering the
phrase until Billy asked him to please
refrain from profane language in the
presence OF newspaper reporters and
others there Of delicate tastes and dis
positions. Bob" replied that was just
what the matter was. doggoneit, his
dog was gone and he wanted somebody
to help him find the delinquent
1t developed that the dog in ques-
tion, n female OF the species, and an
English poodle. had taken French
leave, which the deputy sergeant de-
clared was a dirty Irish trick" for
not an hour in the da-goes by since she
folded her tents like the Arabs" that
he doesn't feel her absence very deep
ly. The canine In question first pre-
sented her shaggy self TO the light
Of this world some Ave years ago. and
never In all this time has she left her
birthplace. the city jail
when the State went dry. and the
constant decrease in the number Of
tenants OF the city Jail soon became
a source Of worry to her master as
the dog is said TO have shown great
concern. and 1t is thought that per-
haps, rather than live to witness the
ultimate downfall OF the place OF her
birth, she has gone away somewhere
in sorrow TO kin herself. However. Mr.
Lord Is still optimistic to certain ex-
tent. and believes that his pet is wan
dering around perhaps in search Of
some az the numerous fugitives from
Justice that the city so recently boasts
Of
The dog answers 10 the name of
Nellie" and Mr.. Lord said that as he
was coming up the street yesterday he
passed a house where phonograph
was playing "Oh. My Darling Nellie
Gray They Have Taken You Away"
and thatit made his heart Just natural
~ ache He wants TO find the dog, and
earnestly asks that anyone who chances
10 run across a small stray poodle.
with kind face and sunny disposi-
ton. VIII please call out Here Nellie"
and IL she answers to the name notify
him at the city Jail. and gain a friend
fer life
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
70 RAISE FUND IN AID
! Of THE SUPtRAhNUATfO
Viry inia Methodist Committee to Can
vass State For Half Mil
lion Dollars.
RELIEF FUND AS NUCLEUS
Preachers Relief Society Already Has
100000 to Start With-Enthusias
tic Meeting Held Here Last Night
In Business MEMS Club.

For the purpose of devising ways
and means OF raising 100000 to be
used in caring for superannuated
Methodist preachers. and dependent
members of their families. the joint
committee composed of members of the
Preachers Relief Society and lay mem
bers of the church. appointed by the
Methodist Conference held here recent
~, met last night at \ o'clock in the
business Mems Club, The meeting was
an enthusiastic one, every member OF
the committee being heartily in favor
of the movement.
After addresses had been made by
all of the gentlemen present, in which
the movement was discussed at length.
1t was unanimously voted that COM
mittee be appointed to conducts can
vass of the State to raise the necessary
amount. The members OF the commit
tee are as follows: w. w, Wicker. OF
Norfolk. chairman; J. j. Catlin. of DAN
VILE; J. +. Pettyjohn, OF Lynchburg
the Rev, J. c. Reed. of Hampton, and
j. A. Gray. of Petersburg II was vot-
ed that field secretary he appointed.
who would have the Statewide canvass
in charge.
The movement for the establishment
OF a 100000 fund to care for the old
members of the Methodist ministry
was warmly recommended at the Viz
Eiala Annual Conference OF Methodists
held in this city, The idea is generally
advocated all over the state. and Il is
not expected that the work OF raising
the fund will be a difficult one. The
necessity of caring for the members OF
the ministry after years of service 70
the spiritual needs of the people/ Is
well recognized. and tho move to fen
der them and members of their/fam-
HES assistance is heartily endorsed.
Some time ago the Preachers Relief
Society was organized for = similar
purpose. and have succeeded in raising
about $50. na0. This amount VIII be
used as nucleus for the $500 00o fund
J. r Winfrey. of Lynchburg, presided
at the meeting last night. and all Of
the members of the committee, which
are as follows. were present: The Rev.
]. C. Reed. Of Hampton the Rev. J +.
J, DeShazo. OF South Brunswick, and the
Rev r. f. Ferguson, OF Emporta w,
W. Wicker. OF Norfolk T. :. Southgate.
OF Norfolk: w. O Parker. Of Franklin,
and r. @. Moseley. of pauville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
Samuel Il. White.

Roanoke. Va. Jan. 6.-Following an
Illness OF about three months. Samuel
J. White, treasurer of the Hatcher
Perry Company. died at his home, $40
Seventh Avenue. g. w, yesterday
morning He 1yas 80 years old
Mr.. White contracted pneumonia
and was forced to take his bed dur
ing the early part of December. His
condition became improved and he
was able to visit his place of BUSH
ness. although he did not attempt to
do active work. Several days ago
he suffered a relapse and compli-
cation Of diseases set in. His con-
dition gradually grew worse. His
death was unexpected and caused a
severe shock to his hundreds OF
friends here.
He was born In Bedford County
and had made his home in Roanoke
for only few years. For the past
two years he had been treasurer Of
the Hatcher-Perry Company.
He leaves a widow, who was a Miss
Wheelton. of Marion, Md; one son.
Samuel J.. Jr.; father. brother and
four sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
STATE y. VI. G. A. HEARS
OF WORK ON THE BORDER.

Reports OF work done by the Y. NJ
c. A, on the Texas border were made
by NJ. w. Lee, who has been in charge
of that branch OF association activities
at the semi-annual meeting Of the State
Executive Committee OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. Wednesday night. The report was
splendid one. Other reports were by
W. c. McCarty. on boys work: II. J.
Langston. student work: p. b. Trigg
Medical College Association: J. e,
Peasants, work at Camp Stuart and In
corresponding members department.; ].
Fl. McGraw. colored department.; work
OF State secretary. S. A. Ackley.
Members attending the session were
DR.. Charles w. Kent. University of
Virginia. chairman; r. r. MaGill. Rich
mond. Yice-chairman: J. A. Gwathrop.
Richmond, treasurer. and Lieutenant
Governor Ellyson. Charles X. Willis.
DIR. +. w. Boatwright. John T. Wilson.
Waller Holiday. S. r. Love. l.. NJ. Will
liams and Jackson Davis. all Of Rich
mond; Colonel John b. Primer. of Suf-
folk; C. r. Caldwell. of Staunton, and
J. w. Hough, of Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
BEEF ALONE OFFERS
POOR MAN HOPE

Washington, Jan. 5.--Meat eating ia
the poor mans easiest way out OF the
high cost OF living dilemma, govern
nent food sharps In the Labor De-
partment announced today after a ma
tion-wide survey OF price advances
Beef alone. among a wide variety OF
staple foods has actually grown cheap
err. Other meats decreased. although
by lower percentages. The survey re-
ports advances for the year In other
principal foods as follows;
Potatoes. 103 per cent; -four, Sc per
cent; lard. IS per cent: sugar, 81 per
cent; cheese. "a per cent Poultry
and dairy products have scared up.
ward SO per cent and more in the
twelve months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06

Tumulty's name, or anybody else's
name that had been connected by
rumor with this leak proposition, until
the same was called for and insisted
upon by the committee, and that l
should state what these rumors were
in open session"
He further stated that those whose
names have been connected by rumors
that are upon everyone's lips should
court the fullest investigation posi-
BILE that their names might be freed
from the least possible suspicion that
they are guilty.
Lawson On Monday.
Thomas w. Lawson will be examin-
ed on Monday. The letter submitted
to the committee by Representative
Wood. upon which the Tumulty-
Baruch breakfast report was based.
was signed by A. Curtis, of New York.
A sergeant-at-arms sent to New York
to get Curtis, reported tonight that
he could find no person OF that name
who would admit the authorship of
the letter The letter charged that
Baruch unquestionably had news OF
Secretary Lansing's note as early as
Saturday, December 8. The note was
dated December II, and was not dis
patched until December IL.
How Baruch got it," continued the
letter, II am not prepared TO say, but
gentleman of my acquaintance
makes the positive statement that he
saw Mr.. Tumulty and Baruch break
fasting together at the Biltmore Hotel
in this city on two or three occasions
coincident with the penning Of the
note and its secret dispatch. That
Baruch at this smashed the market
heavily and In all directions admits OF
no doubt and can easily be demon
strated"
Sergeants- alarms in search OF
Baruch learned tonight that he was
at his hunting camp in North Caro-
lima, and that he would be unable to
reach washington tomorrow. He will
| testify later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
PLAN TO USE BANNERS
TO ADVERTISE AUTO SHOW

A committee from the Richmond Au-
tomobile Dealers Association appeared
before the Administrative Board yes
terday morning and asked permission
TO place streamers. advertising the
coming auto show. across the city
streets at various points But the
committee was told to return and first
gain the consent of the building own
ers whose property they wished to use
TO hang the streamers. but whose per-
mission in the matter had been over
looked. II is planned to hang these
advertisement banners across the
street at Eighth and Broad, Ninth and
Main and Main and Jefferson Streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
TWO NEGROES TAKEN
WET-G00OS LAOfNtO

- With AqunH- bottles in every pocket,
and their baggage packed to the limit
with the same commodity. two negroes
were arrested yesterday morning by
Detectives Bertucci and Sweet on a
Southern Railway train at the Govern
ment crossroads. one man gave his
name as Eugene Johnson. 7i9 Goddtn
Street. and the other as Percy orange,
902 Virginia Street. Orange carried
two suit cases fun of bottled goods,
while Johnson carried one.
The three suit eases contained thir-
ty quarts OF liquor, while in the bosom
of one of the men were found several
pint bottles. on Johnson's person was
found a baggage check. and this led
to the discovery OF a trunk in the bag
gage room that contained seventeen
quarts. The men and the whiskey were
taken to First Police Station. where
they will be kept until they are given
hearing in Police Court today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
Travellers AID WORKERS.
HEARS MONTHS REPORT
Noble Work Has Extended Aid to
Many Who Were Tired, Lost,
Sick or Embarrassed.

The Volunteer Workers of the Trav-
elers Aid Society held a meeting at
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton yesterday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. Because of the Indictment
weather, too few workers were pres
ent to attend all of the business at
hand. Miss Reck, general secretary
OF the society, read her report OF the
work of the past month, during which
time l'o1o travellers were assisted. J97
OF whom were young girls, 377 aged
people and l02 children. Miss Maud
Stringfellow. president of the Travel
ers. Aid Society. distributed the
names of contributors to the cause
among the volunteer workers pres
emit to he interviewed with regard to
contributions for the coming years
work. This closed the business of the
month
In support OF the good work the
Travellers Aid is accomplishing. Miss
Stringfellow related the incident of a.
destitute mother who found her way
to this city from small town in
search of support. The Children's
Home Society placed her three chill
dren and the mother found work in
factory. Several costly operations
in hospitals weakened her physically
and financially. A natural desire to
visit her little ones took possession of
her, and for year she starved her
self, often only eating the one meal
a day that a kind neighbor provided.
and in spite of the cold days we have
been having, she bought no fuel.
Every penny went toward the prospec-
tive trip. The Travellers Aid Society
found hor secured pass on the rail-
road for her, provided her with warm
clothing and a small purse out of
which she purchased small gifts for
her children. and sent her off on her
journey OF love. This is only one In
cident of many that falls in the path
of the Travellers Aid Society.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT
Of STATE HOSPITALS

J. ~, Rausernan. commissioner OF
stat" hospitals, yesterday filed his
thirteenth annual report with Cow
eruor stuart. The pa per carried re-
view or the state hospitals and epilep-
tir colony for the year just ended. and
reports all Of the institutions in re-
narkahlc good condition.
Tn per capita cost Of maintaining
the inmates Of The hospitals were re-
ported as follows
Eastern stat Hospital. 94t patients
at end of Year. Ter capita cost. SAILS.
Southwestern State Hospital, 79s pa
tients at end Of year Fer capita cost,
SI25.0l
Central State Hospital. l.1s3 patients
at end OF year Per capita cost &lo9 So.
Western state Hospital l.?tS pa
fients at end OF year. Per capita cost,
sli7.55,
Epileptic Colony. $40 patients at end
or year. Per capita cost. Sl5s47.