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' NORFOLK mm
'! TO OPPOSE MRRTIN
BIT TIDEWATER ORGANIZATION
wnx SVPPORT SENATOR
«
SWANSON. THINKS MR. (
DEAL.
■ The Norfolk Democratic machine
will oppose. Senator Martin In the
United Stales senatorial primary next
aummer and will lend itn support to
either narry 8t. George Tucker or
Congressman William A. Jones, of the
First district.
At the aame time, the Norfolk ma
chine will back Senator Swanson
against Congressman t arter Glass, ot
the Sixth district, or any other man
that may come out against trio rormer
governor from Chathnjn.
This political forecast is based on
Statements mode by Legislator J. T.
Deal, of Norfolk, who ■ ame up to
Richmond Saturday night and regis
tered at the Jefferson.
Organism^ n Democrats In his home
town, he hh\s, still feci very sore to
ward Senator Martin for throwing
them down, as they believe, In the
primary investigation last fall, and un
leas sentiment shifts very much be
fore next summer they will continue
to cherlah such feelings against the
senior senator from Virginia. • >n the
other hand, they are most friendly
disposed toward Swanson, who took
no part in the primary matter.
While an organization man himself.
Mr. Deal has a streak of Independence
In his makeup that causes him to be
not altogether reliable at times, so
far as plans of the organization are
concerned. He Is practically the leader
of the Seventh ward in Norfolk and
his Influence In always courted by the
“boys" at critical times. During tne
primary probe, be lent his support
toward the movement for purer poli
j tics.
Mr. Deal was not willing to venture
an opinion as to whether Jones or
Tucker would eventually be picked to
opose Senator Martin, though he was
inclined to think that the senators
opponent would certainly be one of the
two. I
As for h!r own political aspirations
be said, it was very doubtful whether
he would stand for the legislator*
he*t time. Some of his friends want
him to run for the State senate, but
he will hardly accede to their wishes.
From what he hears, he thinks Col
onel William H. Sargeant. Jr., who
has been active in annexation matters
in recent years, will likely be picked
to repreaent Norfolk In place of Gen
era] Sale, who resigned from the sen
ate laat spring to become adjutant
general of the State militia.
URGES HIS MEMBERS
TO BE MORE REGULAR
PRESBYTERIAN DIVINE POINTS
OUT THE BANEFUL EFFECTS
OF NON-ATTENDANCE
Non-attendant• of church himiiI'it*
upon ices received cnti«irl<TiiM<
attention ai lh*> hand* of Rev Dr
•Tame* Y l air in she course of his ret
tnon Sunday morning at Weatminst* r
Presbyterian thurrh. In unmistakable
terms t*r. Fair set forth the hurtful it:
fluence of such conduct and urged
Christians to he more regular In their
attendance. lie declared that tiie ex
ample set by this neglect extended not
only to tin members themselves. t,,|t
to their immediate home and to (hose
around about the n.
Just before th< sermon Pr. Fair made
ti statement to the congregation front
the building committee, formally an
tiounjting the fa< t that the southwest
comer of Park and West avenues had
been seleeted as the site for the new
edifice which the church proposes to
erect at a oc*»t of lil.fl>on.
A sub-committee, it was stai d, is
now at work on the plans and will
report to the general building commit
tee at its next meeting. Actual work
on the church :s t'Xpc. ted to begin
seen after Christmas
C. X- O. ACQUIRES BRIDGE
PROPERTY NEAR CHARLESTON
Ity the acquisition of the Kanawha
T'.ridgc and Terminal Company at
Charleston. \V Va . the Chesapeake
and Ohio comes into possession of the
only hridge that can be used for freight
purposes In the vicinity of that city,
the next nearest being at CSaulcy.
twenty mile* away. It Is understood
that the road contemplate* making
considerable improvements on the
newly acquired bridge within the next
> year or two
| A* a result of tile purchase, the
<"hesapeake and Ohio now owns it
right of wav into Charleston, connect
j ing the main Hue with the Kanawha
, and Michigan, the Kanawha Coal and
• Coke railway, and the Hocking Valley
railway.
FOR SALE
A FOR SALK IN THE RICHMOND
Virginian want ads. will bring you a
buyer.
SHOP NOW..
Take mr dm* while ns can, look around and compare
our prices with othara. Not only do wa show you BY FAR tha
lowest prices, BUT you'll find JURGENS’ stock by far the
lardeet and boat selected Beautiful Mahofaay Furniture,
beautiful Italian Statuary, beautiful Imported Austrian and
Japanese Vases, Handaoma Braes ware and Brlc-a-Brac, etc.
l Wa can hardly wait on tha crowds now. If you wait later
! you'll be ftlad to dot aeon waited on, for prices like ours are
seldom quoted before Christmas. f
Jurgens’
Sensational
Discount
Furniture&Carpet
Sale
EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE CUT M to SO PER CENT.
All purchases made from now on can be paid for February
5th. 1011, and all cash discounts eared.
«“■ *• JURGENS’ son
ADAMS & BROAD
j RIGHT IN THE CENTRE OF THE FURNITURE DISTRICT.
Have One, Old Man,
Wife Gave ’em to Me!
Alright? Of course they are! No humbug
about these Christmas Cigars.
Wife, got ’em from
POLK MILLER’S, The aJUL Store
834 East Main Street.
BANKS INCREASE
THEIR RSEERVE
DKCltKASKS IN DEPOSITS \M>
svrpm's noted—si.u.ht DE
CREASE IX EOANS.
.NEW YORK, l>c 19—The
ly bank statement show* the fellotv
in^ changes
Resene on (ill deposits. in' reuse.
$3,240,776.
I Reserve on deposits ether than V.
; S.. increase. $3,246,300.
I .on nr, decrease, I 13.06.1.300.
Specie, decrease. $910,600.
Legal tenders, increase, $*52,400.
Deposits. decrease. $13,195,900.
Circulation, increase. $6,600.
Total loans. $1,111,071,300.
The surplus of tlie hanks is $ 7.
j 323,150, as compared tv ith $10,875.
, 160 last year and $!2.58S,STo two
[years ago.
FLIMSY GROUND
FOR DIVORCE SUIT
i —————
OlFFIN. OHIO. rv. . 19.— A pi* is
I the only clue that Nelson W. Miller
; has as to the identity of the disrupter
| of his home, according to his divorce
! petition tiled to-day. Mrs Miller, he
declares, refuaed to tell him who the
| man wss. However, he alleges, Mrs.
; Miller has a pet pig that she affec
(innately nnmfii 'Candy." The sum.*
name, ho adds. she win uses v, rerpr
1 ring t» Detective Samuel Cranford, of
• the Pennsylvania Railroad police. and
’ as the reference to him by the pig's
name was also made in an uffo. Donate
| manner. Miller names him as ic
1 respondent.
MORE GOOD NEWS
FOR NEWPORT NEWS
VIRGINIA YARD TO BUILD HALF
MILLION DOLLAR FREIGHTER.
BATTLESHIP FORMALLY
AWARDED.
NEWPORT N’KWS, YA.. lie, 1 fe
ll was announced Saturday night that
the Newport News Shipbuilding and
r>ry Doek Company has been awarded
a contract for the construction of a
freight steamer, to bt built for the
A H Mull t'ompany. of New York, at
, a cost of SHOO.thtO. The ship will he
a duplicate of the steamer Ruth, com-,
plcteti some months ago here for the
same owners.
The formal award of the contract for
the construction of the battleship
Texas has been made by the Navy l>e
pnitment to the local shipyard at J3.
TfiO.QQO
run mia.
A FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
Virginian Want Ada., will bring you
a boyar
m
w
Financial
Stability
Is embodied in this wonderful inven
tion which Shines Shoes by Machine
ry in ONE minute.
THERE IS A DEMAND FOR SUCH A MACHINE.
THE MACHINE THOROUGHLY MEETS THE DEMAND.
You can now get a limited number of shares of the stock
at $135 per |1M share. Grasp the opportunity at once.
The men behind the enterprise are noted ;or their strong
commercial and personal integrity and financial stability.
1 Come in and talk with Mr. J. C. f
Blasingame, the President
He will convince you of the splendid poa
I of the Company ...
silbility of this truly Wonderful and mjney m iking Invention.
If you cannot call, write for particulars to-day to
The Internationa) Machine Corp.
713 Mutual building, Richmond, Va,
ik't
: - .. ..
. V • L'* 1- -x.V. A :
IfflHT FDSSIIES
EASTERN SHJi E MAH
FIRE IIKSTBOV8 PROPERTY OP
S. .1. STEVENSON FOR TIIH
SECOND TIME IN THREE
MONTHS.
I
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
ACCOM AC. VA„ l>ic. r.t. — Mr. Za
rloc Lewis and family have moved
to Hunting Creek.
Mint; Ada M. Perry, of Northeast.
Mrt.. has accepted tin position of
stenographer In the clerk s office here.
Miss Tibbie tirant has returned from
ft visit to her sister. Mrs Ueorge VV.
Jones, of Norfolk.
Mr. J. L,. DeConnis. <>r Shawboro,
N. c., has been visiting his son, Hr.
J. I.. He Cur mis.
A gracious revival closed recently
at the Wardtown Baptist church, in
which about forty persons were con
verted. Of these eight were received
ut Bethel Methodist church last Sun
day by the pastor. Rev. James M.
Oreene. Others are to be received
in the Baptist and Methodist churches.
Fire destroyed earl? Thursday
morning the blacksmith shop of
Thomas Tweford and wuodshop of S.
J. Stevenson. Mr. Twyfi.rd's lost- is
$600; insurance, $300 Mr. Steven
son's loss is $1,500; no insurance. The
lire was incendiary. Mr. Twvford
had Just completed his shop on the
same spot where his old shop w as
burned some months ago by the sc
ond attempt of an Incendiary. This
lire is the third, and the I .s* is espe
cially heavy upon Mr Stevenson
I >r. A B. Dunawa1. the new pas
tor of the Baptist church here and
at Onley, begins his pastorate Sunday.
N't tv Year's Hay.
Mr. John T. Shield, of Bowes
. Wharf, is stiH critlculiy i’l at Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore
The first quarterly conference of
Belle Haven circuit vu* In Id Mon
day. fir. W. II Edwards presiding.
Pastor (ireene made god reports ; New
Year licgins ter-, hopefully.
Re\ Mr. Hunk, of Onle. has been
elected prim ipal of the high school
there to HU out the t, rm of Prof
Ituedlger, resigned.
An informal meeting of members
of Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce
Exchange, who favor the "one-man
'■te. was; held her> on the J tth
Committees were appointed to pre
sent the views of thee members to
th> adjourn. d meeting o: the ex
change on Jar, iary ti
NURSES' ASSOCIAT'ON
NAMES NEW OFFICERS
t TI AREOTTEF*V1U.E. YA. Dee 19.
The Nurses Association of Charlottes
ville bus named the following officers
for the ensuing year: Mire M. J. Hurd
le', president; Mrs. H.m vn e.presi
de nt. Miss Alien, secretary and treasu
re- Working commute. -Miss M
Piet. her. .Miss App«r«oU Miss Sample.
Miss N1 .’Meghan. Miss Anderson uuil
Miss Bragg. Register .• nrnittee—Miss
Pier, her. Miss Nottingham and Miss
A nders, »■
LOUTH LOSES LIMBS
TRYING TO JUMP TRAIN
( A1 > E i'll ARLES \ \ . lie, 19.
. (ieorg. William Simp,1 ns. a. tiftcer.
year*old hoy. had both of his legs cut
oft So' nr.itiv e.fteruooii . ; lie ir.ing I ,
.i'.ruj, ;c-oard a freight ir on hear Ken
dall (!r"P ate,' r nln- t: is Iron, this
ldac. 11. was taken by Dr Goode, of
Chcritc.u, on one ■ . the tugs of the
New York. Philadelphia at d Norfolk
railroad to the Sarah Leigh H< «pita,
Xorf ilk. for treatment.
LYNCHBURG COLLEGES
CLOSE FOR CHRISTMAS
' LYNI'HBTRG. VA„ Dei. la—The
Wuirifii f will try spend for th>
j Christmas var.iTinv on Wr-dn^xui> .
Thr* Christian C%.Jlr>Kr,‘ ciosotl S:it;in!ay.
! Both Institutions v, ill reiumo Janu
! ary 4.
i SCARLET FEVER IN HOWE
OF LYNCHBURG MINISTER
LYNCHBL'RG. YA., Dee ifi—Scar
>t fever In f.:s li :nc pmRev.
W. W Hamilton, 1' D.. past r of the
l-Trst Baptist church, from occupying
j his pvilj.lt Sunday,
' WILL BE NO DELAY IN
REBUILDING WAGON PLANT
LYNCHBURG. VA.. Dor rs—There
will t.c practically no delay lit the re
i building of the plant of the Thornhill
Wagon Works, recently destroyed by
fire. Work on the new buildings will
be begun as soon as the Insurance ad*
, Justments shall h.ne been completed.
KEYSVILLE M A SON 8
NAME NEW OFFICERS
• Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
KEYSVILLE. VA.. Dec-. 1!«. At a
stated eottminniration of St. John's
. Lodge, 1444, held Friday night, the fob
I lowing officers were elec ted and in
stalled for the ensuing year Artlim
L. Cox. worshipful master; Lee W.
Morton, senior warden; A. \V. Donald.
Junior warden; A. J Terry, treasurer.
M. Hutcheson, secretary; C. A liny,
senior deacon; J. 11 Thompson. Junlet
deacon; J. T. Dunnavant, ti 1*■ r, K. 11
j tlibbs and L. W. Griffith, stewards
Revs. Leonard Cox and R. L. M. Nalr
; were appointed vhaplalns of the lodge.
, .1 t\ Harrington, T J. Watkins and 10.
K. Glhba were elected alternates to the
i Grand Lodge to the worshipful master
| and wardens, respectively.
The lodge will have* a banquet mi St
John's night. December 27
DAY LODGE. OF LOUISA,
CHOOSES NEW OFFICIALS
(Spec ial to The Richmond Virginian. I
LOT'ISA. YA.. Dec. 1#. — On the night
of December Ik, Day Lodge, No. f>i. A
!■’. and A. M., at Louisa, Ya.. elected
the fallowing, officers for tile ensuing
twelve months; J. F. Rickers, wor
shipful master; W t . Wright, senior
warden; Robert l.Aigh, junior warden;
i\ H. Gates, senior deacon. J, K. ! I es
ter. junior cIcucm.i; J J, Fortei. se cre
tary. with T. Q. Thompson as hb as
sistant. and A. G. Hill, treasurer, wall
G. li. Johnson as his assistant L N.
Timberlake was appointed Tyler,
j The new officers will be installe d on
St. John's night.
ENCOURAGED OVER
OUTLOOK FOR NEW ROAD
(Special to The Richmond Yirginian.i
HEATHSYII.LK. VA, Dec. IS.—The
citizens of the Northern Neck and
j Southslde of Virginia are still at work
! on the proposition to have u railroad
j built through the- Northern Neck, and
j the promoter. Mr. (’banning M. Ward,
I a practical railroad man. of New ) ork,
I Is devoting his entire time to the mat
ter, having hold several ina s meetings
In the Northern Neck and Bout!.'side
j counties during the past few months.
| The central commute* for the eoun
I ties of the Northern Neck, coni pc sej of
j Hon. C. Carding Walker, Asa S. Rice.
William Rlundon, Edwin Broun. \V. E
Hathaway, B. H. H. Hubbard. W T.
Mayo. F. C. Booker and J. W. Chinn,
havo issued a circular letter asking lor
the co-operation of the citizens of (be
Neck in donating the right ot way and
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Gift Selections Made
JJ CO
Solid Gold
Bright Finish
No 3847
Easier Than Ever
#
WE ARE IN FULL
CHRISTMAS TRINV
This Store, The Frugal Shopper’s Buying
Headquarters Fairly Bristles With Bargains.
THE variety of appropriate Holiday Gifts here is astonishing
—choice, captivating patterns of high grade wares, compris
ing tlie LATEST creations—the most EXCLUSIVE de»
signs the market affords. If you want something that’s desirable,
yet inexpensive, you can find it here—or if you want a more
expen: ive gift, the re are plenty of them also. Everything shown
is strictlv new and you can depend upon the quality of each as
being RELIABLE IN* EVERY RESPECT. «
BOTH TIIE LARGEST SELECTION—and the highest
quality arc to he found at this store’ and it is the most natnral
and logical place to come for all gifts. In the same proportion
that our BUYING FACILITIES ARE THE GREATEST, our
prices are the LOWEST. ,
We hare a great
variety of articles
that make
Ideal Gifts
FOR 6HRIST/AAS
HERE’S A FEW OF THEM
$4 '0 No 'b'i
I4K Solid Co d
Finish
Genuine Turquo.s*
$15,00 No. 3759
Soi'd Gold Bright Finiah
Genuine Fall Cut Diamond
Jafety Catch
$4 00 fir. 3760
Scud Gc'd
Roman Finish
Enameled F over
Real Pearl
$7 00
Solid Co'd
Rose Finish
Genuine Fu.l
Cut Diamond
Ruby Hyea
N . 3840
5150 No. 371S
Solid Gold
Bright Fjrria^
SifMt To
53.00 No- 3679
Solid Gold
Polish Finish
Open Work Design
Solid Gold
B: ght Fir.iah
Genuine
Cn7X Cameo
No 3850
$6.00 No. 3764
Solid Gold
Enjiith Finiah
Hand Engraved
Genuine
Shell Cameo
52.00
Solid Geld
Roman Pin fall
No. 3846
Richness. Elegance, Serviceableness, characterizes every article sold here, no matter what tba price.
WB BUY DIRECT FROM HEADQUARTERS AND SAVE YOU THE MIDDLEMAN’S PROFIT
CATALOG
We want you to
the new edition
of our lllu.lrated
catalog. Ij e r n u > e
there 1* more to
show and to «ay W»
aend it free to any
address.
nrv \<iw and avoid tue rc?h.
J. S. JAMES
THK 1) U.VIONI) MERCHANT '
OPKN FA DING.' i. NTH. XMA
rth and main <rs
Mall (Mm
PrmwdTlUM
Anyt hln# pictured
here forwarded bs*
mediately, pnetaaa
prepaid, on receipt
of the price, end de>
livery suer an teed.
JM
■m
■
m
a ere*-trig to pay the JOO.uoo pudsidy.
accordic.g t*» the -i* rn.» »*f Mr Ward
The work uf securing signature# '*** the .
■ >r.tra< ts b*gun t ml v\*»cks ago and ,
the *.»uth»ok is most encouraging
\V'• s: m»»r * land Lodge, A I’, arid A ,
M,. will thrive a public installation of
ofrict&rs and banquet at their temple ■
at Kir.sa.le to-rrn-rrow. A very elabor
ate program will he r» -ndrred The
program 1m hs follow**: Au*hvss of
welcome, fhorgo Vansant; installation
of officer*; cddr« *:■» by H*-v Sv V. De
Vault; address hy C. (\ Field; address* j
hv J. AY. «,hinn, Jr; address by t’lar- ]
vj-oi S Towles*; presentation of jewel;
l v T J. Downing. A. H. <tamer will
he toast master. Address^? will also
Geo. W.
Anderson
& Sons,
215 East Broad Street.
Useful Gifts
for the
Holidays
Persian Rugs
A beautiful assortment to
select from. Come in and
look them over.
Axminster Rugs
Special for Xmas, size
3xf» ft., choice
$3.48
Portieres
Ideal gift. See our spec
ial §5.00 ones; all ('( lor--.
Lace Curtains
From 75c to $50.00 per pair.
See our line from $5.00 to
$5.00 per pair.
Carpet Sweepers
Ander
cn s
it * ■
|^€a^e^|ous^|
be made by W J. Phillips. 1 >. D. O. M .
of 1 'r* d‘rit ksburg Dr. J. W. Eggles
t<•!'. east gland master. und PayMas
tcr W. \V Hurt.. 1'nited Star']* Xavk.
Rev. J. T. T. Hundley Iih* been • ail
ed i • the pastorale of Ephesus anil
Newlaid Christian churches in Rich- !
moral county. He- will enter upon his]
duties the first of the year.
SENATOR HOLT HURT
IN A FALL AT FIRE
NEWPORT NEWS, VA„ Dee. 19.— .
During tin- excitement which attend
ed the tire in the largo wholesale ea- j
tablishment of Wilkins 42 Robinson, oii'j
Twenty-third street, Plata Senator:
Saxon \V. lloit sustained a severe fall
and sprained his ankle so badly that
he had to be removed to his home In a
carriage. Senator Holt U the head ot
tile wholesale firm of S. \V. llolt Co.
wt ■ so establishment adjoins that in
which tin lire occurred. The fire was
soon extinguish'd, but a large loss was
sustained by reason of the water dam
aging the stock of g..o<1»
DRAINAGE Ql'KKTlOX
ENGAGES NEWPORT NEWS
NEWPORT NEWS,, VA„ Dec. IS. —
The annual agricultural session of the
X-wport News Chamber of Commerce
was heU#en Saturday, about 200 far
mers troni the surrounding section
being In attendance.
The feature ,,f the occasion was an
address by Ucrge W. Warren, engi
neer of the drainag, bureau, t'nited
States department of agriculture. Mr.
Warren said. In the course of hie
speech, that the entire low and
swampy lection lying north of this
city could be drained at a cost of
$27,000. re. lalirririg G,0o0 acres of
land now useless. The Chamber has
been at w< rk arousing Interest In
the prefect f< r a year past and it Is
believed that the work will be done.
<>tln r speakers at the meeting were
0 1. id .ulrich, agriculturist to the
Fnited Stati s department of agricul
ture . T O Sands. State agent bureau
1 f plant Industrial. Federal depart
ment ..f agriculture; Prof. T. f\ John
son. chief . r Federal trucking experi
ment stuff n. N. rf.dk county, and C.
K. Graham, director of agriculture.
Hampton Normal and Industrial In
stitute.
SUIT OVER REDUCED FEES
ARGUED IN FEDERAL COURT
The i of Hi* suit for the revolvers
aril iv!in.-f; f u- s atfsu’.st the T. jaiuy
Company. . f North Cun'iliti.:, was t>r
Ku^d before th* I’nitcd States circuit
Court <>f A i peal- Friday and attracted
consbo-rah: attention o. account of
the imrloi!'- point i f law that Is in
volved.
The sjifil il •rast'r allfiwnl thcir re
ceivers o' tl.r rotor -A' ft.'iOO compen
sation ai il to- counsel ?^.000, hut this
was set aside ■ the i 'remit, Court at
1 NashvIIh atxl ou --n.il*' of tho fees
a How Pi I
Thv r< eul.iritv of th‘- appointmerit of
tii" n o i\-i rwho h was questioned at
tlrst. was • tnblUhed by Judge i ‘minor,
to Mliom t‘.,. rnatti |- was rcfi-rr t by
Judge Frit' hard. I«U the amount of the
apodal's and tin- counsel's fees was
Broil ip reduced
STKIKINt. I’.MliKI > \l>
Ml V on II VTK SI.fill.IIS
WINMI'K '.. Uv 1!*. -. Striking
•hr**. 11 y at thP pocket of tin- street
raiiw.«\ com potty here, wiui which
they urr at war, ion* niotormcn and
conductors to-day an* I'invriiu .the
eltj with sh-tglis. buss s and harks,
atid al 5 nuts a ride are rapturing
the nil kels the company is iooain
tew cars are running, and those a. e
nearly empty.
S‘. tar i.t re has been no violem.e
it. Uh- striki
C ADET I 'Ol'M) t.t m V
or INTOXICATION*
A.VXAPOl.IS, MU, Deeembet—lit.■+•
following au investigation, the eupeT
intcndont of the naval aMM9 *4*
Judged Paul A. Stevenson. of Data* ^
war**, a third classman, guilty of bl>
toxlcation and sentenced him to 14#
demerits and to bo deprived of all ..
liberty privileges for the remainder 9t
his term and to forfait the month**
leave which would be due him nab
September.
ur.oRdK hiff p.or*
■Alt Kucnos
(Special to The Richmond Virginias.}
ROANOKE, VA-. Dec. It.—Thia
morning George Huff, a promt
farmer and Democrat of Washltl
county, paid an election bet to A.
Sibert, it prominent resident snd, r
publican of Roanoke. He rolled
Sibort In a green wheelbarrow
the Norfolk and Western rattn
trucks to the Elks’ Home, a dts
of live blocks. HufT bet on Stuart i
Sibert on Slemp.
In front of the First National
building Huff turned his passenger I
the street, but immedlatetly
the Journey, followed by an Imr
throng of highly amused people.
WALTER PUGH IS
POSTMASTER AT VOLI
(Special to The Richmond Virgil
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. lt.
Post Office Department has
the appointment of Walter Pugh
postmaster at Volney, Grayson
Va . to succeed W. Sebastian,
ed. The following Virginia post
have shown sufficient growth of
nets to Justify their advancement :
the fourth class to the presidential -
pointment class, with salaries att
as follows: Alat Vista, $1,100;
(Iron. Jt.000; Georgel. 11,000;
Paul. 11,100..
The
ent
make

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