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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13
Scene Nn5eigen
9eileiSs.@ eihlIiie

6es @crmonner Sfurildiiben Ser
Gins.
0u es elmer uncrforihlidcn Gor-
icbllng gefallen infer gcld1tes Dtit-
9lieo, Serrn
Charles 3. Slid,
aus ulnlcrer Witte uno ans oem &rei=
lie Der Seiniecn 5lt nebmcn. lei cs be
idloiien:
0ab Ser Sernlonncr Sbarfi6ilben
Serein Sen 600 unieres Sdiibcnbrl,.
BERG CHARLES s. Slid tief betrallert,
inocm Ser Serein in bemSeritorbener
Gin treues Witglieh, bic Stobt eincn
gutter 9iirger uno ieine Sanlilic ci-
nen licbepollen ur,6 tbeitrel @atten
uno Batter pcrlcrcn babeu;
0aB sic obigen 9ei6liiiic benz
'@creins F. Erotofoll cinoerleibt, sic.
ielben I'M Sermamner SeIfsblatt Der
0ffcntlidt unb Scr sSon1ilie 6es Ser
itorbencu cine Ibihrift ocrielbcn gu
gcItcllt Deroen.
Sm 4alncn bes Sereins.
Senrp Bod,
Sreb &linge.
Com. e. Rilcbiger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13
9litftiDn.

unter5eidneter miro in Der 8obn.
nng bon s. 6. 9uidmeier in Gas.
cpnnbe am
Samstas, ben IA. Snli,
beginneno 1 ubr Nadmittaas fol.
genoes @igentbum an ben Weiitbic.
tenoen perfaufen:
1reiier. Orgel, 1 Ouseno Stiible,
S6aufelitubI, 8 Seia0fen, &o6ofen,
@aioIin Sfen Sel.Ofen, Glide, Sit
heaidranf, Ndbnlaidine, uno anoere
&alls. nno GiihengerGtbidaften; CD.
enfalls cine SedIelnaidjine uno Gar,
tengerdtbe.
9ebineun9en: 9aar.
9onis gmidmeier,
agent fir s. 8. 81tIdmeier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13
9aBt Gnrc Sdnbc Sliden
2seGer, 2'rompter Mro
Il, geringeren 1reifen
IN Der
@leftrii6en
Shubflif : Werfitatt
6ec. y. Ecibaeb,
GisentIiimer.

3u perfaufen: Mein 5lueiItodiges
@obnbaus an Der peitl. =. StraBe in
!Sermann, nebit Got bon 70 JuB
1ront. 9radtpoll i'm i6onitcn Ebei.
le Ser Staot nidt iucit bon Der Gitp
Sail gelegen bcfinoet lid, oas Iobns
hans nabe Dem 8eidaitscentrllm nno
bod I'M id6nlten @obntbeile Der
Stabt. Yreis $4,000. @benfalls
Got bon 65 Sub Sront an oieIes 81
aentbum anercn5eno uno eln prad)-
tiger 9ouplot. Yreis $1,000.
3. g. Stnrf,
STA Sumpbrep
Ct. 2cltis, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

ME 1T! So 6ilbef Der S%nfanteries
Mnsriff meiitens nur oen S0bepuntt
zines 4rtiIeriez Jeuers bon Derborse'
ren @d9iBen, ipelde auf piele Weiz
len entfernte unb fir bic Ranoniere
nidt Idtbare sreffsiele idieben. 0ie
9enauistett bieies 5euers itiibt fid
gang unb sar auf bic genautsteit
bon 8eoba4tunsen. tpel@e init Der>
i9iebenen optifden Snfrus
menten onseitelt iperben. nit
5elbsldfern, sgntbedern
unb ben pbctosrapiiten Cameras Der
Ieroplane.
GeBtere BAT man Die Nusen ber
9rmse" genonnt, unb bos lit buds
itGblid lpo9r. Seoer SUB bes
aampffsloss unp pes @ebietes bin=
ter 0emIel6en lpiro piele Mule i'm
Gag photographer, ipeniaitens penn
pie Witterun9ss @erhGitniiie geitotten.
Dele Nufnn6men iperoen BON Serten
1emodt. peId)e 5000 6is 10000 SUB
iibsr Dem Grpboben nit elmer S1nels
li1teit bon sc poer me6r Weilen pro
Stunbe ouhiuIiiegen; unb tic limb
10 tlur uno pentli0. pie bic gelppbnz
fife raabinets Photographic" es Dor
Iebn Subren mar. "a Dem Snduerz
itanoigen tieten lie nod monhe slz
idBlits 4ustuilft. Niraenos lpiro
Die mDslit)e GntipidlunQ Der @lNsz
linisn glGn5enper porle.nr. o!s III
bieIsm Siculte!
Mlct Die ppAtpmmenitcn WIuslinz
ien snthnlten gentle Quelen pun
Srrtiimerr; I'M oieielben gu iiberlpinz
ben. lit Is notlpe1oig, 8Idiel bon
perh iepener 6emt6 der
NeBTnq in FOLDER
Msiie gu psreini9en. oab jepes @las
2cnou Den Srrtum zines nnoeren quiz
Nebt ooer pielme6r ausglei6t. Die
3uiommenieBung iolGer Slider mltB
ti5 nuf Den tIeinIten i~iberbaupt mosz
liGen 9ru6teil bcrednet nerpen.
5hon Dos Shleiien Der 2inien Of
iein lit zine ~unssteure, iebr tufteliae
Mrbett.
Wonte Der grpBen militGriidsn
&omero3, Die an Der 6rpnt benubt
peroer, !ieiern gilocr Don II bel
20 3ol. Sn iolGen Apporoten muB
Die 2inie cine pols GARD bon Der FEM
i;tipen plntte e%ntiernt Iein; aber oos
erTrrosrt ihon cine iebr arobe 2inie,
uno Die 3eri:sllnnQ elmer Ipl6en 1T
nodI nm cisIe Mats Idlpieriaer, als
As Die Don Gelu01nlifen! Die mei=
ten Isroplnns Gomeros iino %tleiner.
idon camtt ntft bos @eipift
oos Sci groten bis Ill 200 pfuno be-
trogen Icfl - Die IufIteig<5 Dhe BEG
Ieropluns beoelteno beIdrGntt. Die
bon ihnsn genommsnen gilOer lallen
Iitj ober !eidlt unh obne Hafteil ser
or6heru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

ucriaD i'm ilIiI allen Diiiiclii, ltilIt
Stlloien iort5uicecn mo rdunltc
.Dnl IN ieincm l9auie Seimatred)t
Elm. Solange bic bsipsn iungen NaGs
bxn nidts poncilmnber IuuBterL
u~erdnoerte iih nid]ts IN Dem Der
Jdltnis Der Ntad)barbduicr. Mtan
rejpcftiertc Die llmlabbarfei. I'M
natbarliden Sertebr. Wis Damn
uber Ole 3eit fam, ga Die Golenbede
uno Ger Ipfclbaull ein @ortdelI
mitrcoeten, nno ol3 MAJ entbed:c,
Dab Die Glide im 8arten5aun nod,
INNER niht anssebeiiert. ia abe:
lroBer ~getporoen mar, ba fam eS.
oab Die Sun9en oen llmUeg Ses
9(ustauides iiber Die StraBe Der.
mieOen uno Hoien unO Mepiei cin.
AMBER 5uriidreiftcn, pbne lid) clues
RorteS 81 hcoicncu. llno peil Der
Hoienltruuh mieber nelle Vliitcn
trieb, Der Ipielbnum ncl:c 5ci:dte
SIR Heife brofte, p%ieOerbolten tic
ben SauId) ourd oas Sod i'm Gar.
tenjalin, unb behicmten iib oes
hcimIiderl @cge: olld) nod, oils
lGngit ale Stolen ucrbIiibt uno ale
Aepfel gcfallen 'paren. Sa, Iic
iibernabnten NM Bic 8oae aer
Fflan5en iclbit, ulO bas rl,lG.
Mdbden bot iclbit Nepiel BON ieiner
Sante I%piel6Gunlen lllb ser jNlgc
Stlbent Tuien aus ieincS Sbeim:
Noiengartcn. 9is ioluobl 6raul,in
Mine wie Serr SlnaitaIius IS fir
.liitlid) fanben, cnblid einmai ben
8artensauu all35Ibcllern. Ger vi,
OerItan6, ben ibr Elon bel !btcn
Sd)utbeiobleren ion0, 5cigtc iDnen
inoes, oab iie au ipGt an bieie not,
uenoigc Heparatl,r geond)! Dattcn.
ApielbaunL &pienltraad unO Gar,
tellSalrn batten oicsma( nit mebr
Slid als bus critic Wal ibr @crf
poacnoct. 3mei Mcnifen batter
chamber geiunocn uno lire 9!iid
baite Sll9enO par itIrfer ais De-
Starrlim Der Hltcl.
60 lparen lie holo mieber ulein
Gle bei5en Nltell. Giniam wieber.
tuic IN ser irilhcrcu ;}cit ibrcr otad)
bnridnit, NM bod Don ncl,cln olirdl
0ic Sugeno chamber nabcgcbrad):..
ltno picber fam Die Belt Der Nolcn
bliitc unO Der gpielrcife unb oca
ierbrod,cncn 6artrnjauncs. @cld,
ieltlnme Mod,t brdl cir 5erbrofcner
5arteniault ullsiib.. Sic ba6tcn
gar nidt nlcbr an 0os &Grhdycn, tic
ionNcn mirflidL onb IS cinin6e.
mar, &oien llnb Acpfcl ollrt aaa
3alu1lcf, binonrf) III rcihen. l(nN
audi an cine Hcpardtl,r 0es 3allnc"
oad)tcn lie nidlt mcbr. e.
Sn Der rubigeIL, hnllmbcid)nttcttl;
Mice nber ltchcn jluci SGllicr, alt
frGlltiid) uno nnr pilben @ein INT
rnntt. nod inni1cr naeinonbcrRe-
idnlic1i oils cbcoenl. lln0 mcnn Die
Sonne in ibren Nroben pertrllumtel
Augen iid ipicgelt, lit es mie Elm
bcinlidleS 2Gd)cln. SnS' lid) Ninter
0cr @cinrallfcu rcrbIrGt. Sir
cr59Nlcu iidJ cine llcllc 0tcid,-6tc nnn
cincln N%pfcIbalml. elmer Roicnbedc,
einrrH 8artcnjnim In6 Don Dem
manbclborrn Siln otg Mcnit'cll
ncrteu..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

Sadtiser Sarmer iuiinidt cine
CUTE fleine Sarm 5i mietben. W,ib
reider 8ooen baben. 3adaufragen
in Der Office oieies 8lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13
F. J. koeNer,
Sdmieb Il. &agenmader

Sermann. Mo.
Sdj perbe be''rebt iein nur bic bette Nr.
beiten nno Noaren an ~licfern. I'd, babe
LANCE Griabrpns i'm gIerbebefhlasen 10.
wohl mic i'm Sdmiebe' uno Bosenbanb,
tpert.
Tarm,paeen. 9uaaieS. Manur.S preab.
ers unb Narm .Waid,inen an Sanb ober
auf geIteIung au siinfiaen 9eoinaunsen
unb sn an%nehmbaren prei1en aeIieiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

3n p%erfanfeu: Gin &citol,rant- uno
Gonfeftcn . @eidaft in ser Staot
WcrriIou. Nad5ufragen bel
6. 8. Cooper,
Morriion, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

Sn b%erfanfen: Elm 8aditein 8obn.
balls NIT 7 3imner, auf oas No-
oernIte eineeridtet. Snnen friid
angeitrider1. Got 60 BEL 120 i'm Gen.
trltm bon Sermann. Breis un6 Be-
o%ingungen siinitig. 0ad5ufrager 1T
Ser Office 8. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

3n p~erfanfen: Cine Chalmers
Ecuring Gar 81 einem billigen Brci-
ic. Iadsufragen IN Der Sarmcrs 4
Merhants 9anf ober bel 6. Is. @rat
Sermal1n, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13
Nadt tic 10 idSn iuie nett.

2aBt mid euer @lto, Slirrep, obcr
@ugap onitrcideil lu,b ibnen elm nett
cS Irsicben gcbcn.
2nuis Saberltod If.
Scrnuann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

3n perfaufen: Shoncs &ubtalb.
Man wenbe iid an
Trieoerid q II III ann
Sermann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

3n Derfanien: ein Srame 8obn.
baus nit 5 3immern i'm id0niten
8obntbeile bon Sermann on Der 8.
StraBe. Iad5ufraaen in Der Office
oieies 8lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13

3m pcrfanfen: Sranuc @obnbol,s
nit 5 3inlnler an Der meltl. 3. Stru.
BE, Sreb. NeiObart, I0nl.
Scrn1ann, 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13
6roBer Ball
;Straksner's SroUe
$ain$tag, n. JUL

Ser lid gut am,iiiiren mill Der
fcble nift Dem @all bci5umobnen, 81
bent SSe0ernlann ciilgelabcn lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-13
Erpbnfte.
Gprrigiert boz.


Gorrigiert bon
Gagers MtIItna 6 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
NOTICES SENT OUT 70
MOBILIZE REQ CROSS.

Richmond Red Cross chapter has re-
ceived from Washington notice of the
appointment by President Wilson OF .
Red Cross war council. which will be
in charge of Red Cross preparations
for the war. The finance COMMITTEES
of this council will raise a great war
fund. out Of which will be bought the
things necessary to carry on Red Cross
work Urgent appeals have come from
the central organization that every
chapter mobilize at once all its resour-
ces and communicate with the national
body.
Each chapter liz asked to telegraph
the names of members of its finance
committee to Seward Prosser. American
Red Cross. Washington. d. c.. and in
this way chapters will be fully add
vised as to plans the national body IS
10 put into operation. Each chapter is
INSTRUCTED TO retain twenty five per
cent of the amount raised in this ener-
gency for local needs. II 1t Is founl
necessary. but many chai~trs will turn
over the whole amount raised. Tho
national committee will instruct GER
tain chapters to purchase materials in
their own communities. Funds raised
by each chapter will be deposited in
local banks to the credit of the Red
Cross war fund II Is especially urged
that each executive committee at onca
be called together. apd communicate
with the Washington office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
Charles watkins, sos West Frank
lin street
Harold s. Wright. 100 East Frank
lin street.
John II. Wright. r. F. d. No. 4
TRIBUTES Of RESPECT.
PAID TO DEAD Av|AT0RS
Body OF Victor Carlstrom Sent Away
to Colorado. and Gary b. Epes.
Killed With Him, Is Buried
At Newport News.

Newport News, Va. May 1.-THE
body of Victor Caristrom, famous
aviator and instructor in the Atlantic
Coast Aeronautical station, who was
killed Wednesday during a flight with
one of his pupils. Cary B. Epes, of
this city, was started on its Journey
TO walden. Colorado. at 1910 o'clock
this afternoon on a Chesapeake and
Ohio train. Carl Carlstrom, brother
of the dead aviator. accompanied the
remains. The student body of the
aviation school escorted the casket
to the train. and stood at attention
to pay their last tribute Of respect
to the daring airman.
The funeral Of Cary 3. Epes. the
student who was killed in the fatal
flight with CarIstrom. was held from
the home of his sister. Mrs. l.. A. Nc
Murran. % Thirty-second street. at ii
o'clock. tremendous crowd gathered
to pay their last tribute to the popular
young aviator, and a procession OF au-
tomobiles were burdened with floral Of
ferings for the young man. whose sud
den and tragic death was a great shock
to the city. Services were conducted
by Rev. W. A. AyrH. OF the First Bap-
list church. assisted by other ministers.
Interment took place In Greanlawn
cemtery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
EIGHT CALCULATIONS
FROM TRAINING SCHOOL
-Four Students Receive Certificates
For Completion Of Special
Studies.

Eight graduates of the Presby-
terrain General Assembly's Training
school Thursday night received their
diplomas at the closing exercises of
the school held in the Grace-Cov-
enant Presbyterian church. and four
students received certificates for the
completion of special SUI jects. The
school is for the training of lay work
ers and the session closed last night
completes the third year of its cx-
istence.
The full graduates are: Miss Rosa
mond Burke, Mrs. Mary Holms Biggs
Miss Christine Bole, Miss Isabelle
Johnson. Miss Beth Iapsley. Hiss
Mary Robertson, Miss Lillian Toland
and Miss Mary Bones. The following
received certificates for special
studies: Miss Mary Davis. Miss Agnes
II lin. Miss Verna Rawls and Mrs
Louise Palmore.
The Rev n. II. Sweets, D. D.. of
Louisville. KY, delivered the gradual
ing address, and the diplomas and
certificates were distributed by the
Rev. F. T. McFaden. d. d. chairman
OF the board OF managers. The Rev.
William Megginson. dean of the
school. made a short talk to the
graduates, and DR.. w. l. Lingle,
spoke on the aims. hopes Iand, plans
OF the school for a new building
and increased attendance
Following the graduating exercises
a banquet was given the graduates
the board Of managers and faculty
This was held in the dining-roon OF
the Grace Covenant church. and there
were a number OF addresses and
toasts.
For the year Just ending thirty Ave
boarding students were enrolled in
the school and the same number Of
students have studied in the classes.
The institution will shortly commence
work on the construction Of it's new
building in Ginter Park, which VIII
add further to Richmond as an edu-
cational center. The school was
started three wears ago in the build
ing of the Presbyterian School of
Publication, and has grown wonder
fully In its short life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
CHANGE IN LEADERS
IN CROTTO CONTEST

Miss Evelyn A. Rubenstein. Oak
dale apartments. yesterday polled an
unusually large number of votes in
the queens contest, being staged by
the SAINTS grotto in connection with
the huge May festival and gala week
that is TO be held here during the
week Of May 2l-2s. and went into
the lead with an advantage of more
than 500 votes. Her total votes now
amount to 3.556
Miss Helena Wyatt. 3203 Monument
avenue. today is second with a vote OF
3.226. also registering a big increase
during the voting yesterday Miss
Kate l.. Huntington. 500 North Tween
ty-seventh street. has been forced back
into third place "a result OF the
heavy polls recorded by Misses Ruben
stem and wyatt. and the official
figures given out.a at the festival head
quarters last might show her TO have
total OF ass votes
Miss Lucy Cosby is maintaining her
relative position with the leaders and
today ranks fourth with vote Of
:, $50 while Miss Ruth Moncure is IN
fifth place with a total vote Of l.l9T
Miss Mary Campbell yesterday came
to the front with a large COLL and TO-
day is but "A short distance back of
Miss Ada Duncker. who has been
pushing the leaders closely during the
last week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
OAK CITY JUBILEE SINGERS
AT CENTRAL .M. &.


Under the. auspit\ OF the Celtic
gether club, an ore\ cation that is
bringing things to pas<> IN the social
and membership lines at she Central
\. NJ. {. A. the Oak City Jubilee
Singers. colored quartet OF national
fame, which made such hit last
Saturday night--so big a hit that they
were recalled for tonight--wiIl enter
tain the members and friends OF the
associa ton. both ladies and gentle
men. in the big auditorium at $50
O'clock, Ex President Taft made no
mistake when he recommended this
quartet They sure can sing. Soldier
hoys will be especially welcome. II
is believed the standing room only"
sign will be hung out.
1.-THE Foe OF Doubt
The lobby service for men Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock has been
largely attended. Last Sunday more
than seventy men were present TO-
morrow 0. WinEo Russell will lead
the illustrated song service, the room
being darkened and the stereopticon
lantern used. Judge J. Hoge Kicks.
of the Juvenile court, will lead the
discussion; subject. Service. the Foe
of Doubt" 1t being Mothers DAY
Judge Kicks will probably have some
thing to say as to the reason for the
larger absence of doubt on part Of
women. All men invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
WILL MOBILIZE ENTIRE
RESOURCES Of VIRGINIA
Monday in Capitol VIII Adopt
Operating Plans.
PLAN WILL PREVENT sLACKERs
Men, Not Called Into Military Service
and Women and Children VIII Be
Asked to Volunteer for Other Work.
To Standardizc Hospital Supplies.

Mobilization of the resources of the
the Virginia council of defense will
discuss at its meeting to be held at
the state Capitol on Monday This
mobilization will be concerned. not
only with material things. such as
foodstuffs and minerals, game and
equipment of all kinds. but 1t will
be extended to personal service as
well.
II is suggested that men and women
and children volunteer for service.
and leave the decision as to Just tho
sort OF work they will be called on
to perform to governmental agencies.
Those who for any reason cannot as
sumo military duties would be listed
and classified so that the government.
state and national, could quickly call
them into active service when occa-
sion of need arose.
Under a plan SO comprehensive as
this, every one owing allegiance to
the state would be In line to do eff
fectiveIy anything that the state had
right to expect. There would be
no such thing as Stacker" and there
would be no doubt as to the poten-
tial power of Virginia to meet any
situation that might arise,
Another way in which the Virginia
CouHtlI Will tHued"pi W dseict tiic
national body will be in the work of
Naturalization Of all staple supplies
needed for hospital use. The pur-
pose of this will he TO aid the medi-
cal department and the army and
WAND tAe-FHbiie health service,
the Red Cross and civilian require
ments, and also to prevent waste and
duplication OF articles which the
manufacturers would be called upon
TO make, thereby increasing the pro
duction Of standard articles.
list OF standards adopted by the
national council will soon be sent to
the Virginia council Hospitals will
be asked to contine all new orders
to articles specified in the approved
list. unless the articles are already
in stock. 1t is hoped that co-opera,
ton in this matter will be of great
assistance in speeding up production
and enabling the medical department.
OF the military and naval establish
ments. the Red Cross and the public
generally to obtain the supplies that
are actually needed.
Hospitals will be discouraged from
acquiring reserve stock of equipment
In order to expand their service in
time of great need. but they will be
urged TO do this gradually in order
not to cause a su dden increased de-
mand The standard lists will be re-
vised from time to time as II found
necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
SMALL GIRL CHARGED
WITH CHEM'S MURDER

Chicago. May 11.-Without a trace
OF emotion. fourteen-year-old Doris
Anderson, suspected by the police Of
being the slayer 4ot her school cham.
Grace Hagemann. heard herself de-
nounced as a murderess at the inquest
late this afternoon.
The little girl. whose revelations of
some affairs of the mystic black fol-
lowers society of school boys and
giv,S, shocked the police, merely
smiled when Harry I. Hagemann
father of the dead girl, shook his fist
at her crying:
God punish the murderer of my
little kid
Hagemann vas led from the room.
cursing and crying. Mrs. Jennie
Solsky. married sister of the girl
who was shot to death. pointed n
trembling finger at Doris and cried:
You killed her..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
MANY CONVENTIONS ARE
POSTPONED BY CONFLICT

several special trains to be OPP
Grated out Of Richmond over the
Norfolk and Western railroad have
been cancelled owing to the post
ponement of several conventions on
account OF conditions brought about
by the war. Among those either
postponed or called OFF are the fol-
lowing:
Convention of the National Associ-
alton OF Chiefs of Police. scheduled
to have been held in Kansas City,
Mo- June SIS, inclusive.
Convention of the Sons OF the
American Revolution. scheduled for
Nashville. Tenn. May 21-23. inciu-
sive.
State convention OF Retail Mer-
chants. scheduled to be held in Pc
tersburg during this month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
SOu1HS|OE CITIZENS
PUT UP MUCH MONEY

NJ P. Bonifant. conmonw ealth's at
torney for Fowhatan county. was in
the city yesterday TO confer with Chair
man Christopher B. Garnett. of the
state corporation commission. In ref
erence TO the petition of the officers of
the Underwater and Western railroad
for permission 10 dissolve the COM
pany. Mr.. Bonifant stated that the
discontinuance of the road would work
a hardship on many residents OF his
county who depend on the line.
1t was also brought out that when
the Underwater and Western was con-
structed the people of Farmville and
Cumberland and Powhatan counties had
subscribed s13o 900. OF this amount
Farmyille subscribed $4,000. Cumber-
land $4,000 and PowhatRn $4,000. OF
the latter amount. $4,000 Is owed at
this time by the county on bonds is
sued to raise the fund subscribed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
MOVE ON FOOT FOR
"ROOSEVELT" ARMY

Washington. May IA well or
ganized movement on foot in the house
to stage a fight for the retention in
the selective draft bill Of the amend
ment adopted by the senate provid-
ing for the organization OF a four
division volunteer army for imme-
date service at the front.
alive Gardner, Of Massa chusetts. and
Mccormick. OF Illinois, a "Roose-
We. propaxanda" was started today
and many were won over to the prin-
ciple which previously the house re-
FUSED ~ cone1der.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
RED CROSS NURSE TO
TRAIN WORKERS HERE

In order that surgical dressings
prepared by volunteer workers
throughout the country for home or
European relief shall meet the stand
ard requirements as established by
the American Red Cross, classes
under the direction OF a Red Cross
nurse will be taught in the hall above
the Cafeteria at Franklin and Seventh
street. There viii be morning and
afternoon classes ON Tuesdays and
Thursdays
Upon the successful completion OF
He course certificates will be issued.
Registration for the above lessons
should be made at the Red Cross
hea dQuarters, so1 East Main street.
For further particulars apply to Miss
Gabrielle Page. phone Madison 3541.
or Miss Della Tompkins, phone
Madison 624
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-12
GOVERNOR STUART TO
ADDRESS MINISTERS

Governor II, G. Stuart has accepted
an invitation to address members OF
the Richmond Ministerial union at
neon nevf .taasias, in the Central u.
c. 4. building. His theme win be
The Church's Part In the War"
DIR. uFUTge W. kemper and DIT. J.
J. SCherer Yesterday extended the
state executive ar invitation on behalf
of the executive committee OF the
ministerial union
The union will meet Monday at
IL; so O'Clock. al which time the regu-
lar business session will he held. This
WIN last for thirty minutes and at the
conclusion Governor Stuart will de-
liver his address