Being harbored by friends and dodging a bout after nightfall, efforts to find him at a well-known farm near the city. The officers have run down a number of false clues.
OFFICERS ELECTED
L. L. Marshall Made President of the Christian Church of the Third Christian Church.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Third Christian Church has elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: president, C. L. Marshall; vice president, Miss Stidie Shilton; treasurer, Roy McDowell; corresponding secretary, Miss Ashleigh Norment; secretary, Miss Tillie Soodliffe; pianist, Miss Minnie McDowell.
Following the election, there was a social program. The retiring president, John D. Everhardt, Jr., will immediately assume his duties as secretary for Richmond in the interest of the church with Roanoke.
ORDERS FOR ENGINES
Allegheny Locomotive Company, through July 1, 1911, and the American Locomotive Company's book orders.  Not including war contracts, aggregated $5,000,000, of which more than half was for locomotive companies. The company has taken orders for most of the large railroads in the country, and from the French, English, and Italian governments, the orders are general reports. The Chesapeake and Ohio and other Southern roads are held for traffic. 