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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
Regular values, S12.5o and $500.
Silk
Petticoats.

Petticoats.
~ UR present showing of Silk
NY P pftt asT season ar f ssxasot that
From Paris have come gar
ments that defy description, beau
tiful and exquisite examples of
French handicraft, in one-of-a-kird
styles and all made by hand.
Also a generous showing of the
less pretentious sorts, made for GEN
eral wear, with a view to economy.
but very durable, nevertheless, from
which we mention the following ex-
cellent values:
Black Tsffeta Silk Pettieoats, made with rnaso.
also with sectional rufde. and finished with par
caline dust ruf1e. ~ ~.
Special price, $s.o5 each.
Black Silk Petticoats for wear with waIk;n,
skirts or as drop skirts for sheer dresses. mads
IN two styies--hemstftched and tucked and trimmed
with fui-fare rufies. -Ai'i'eu
Special price, $500 each.
Rich silk Petticoats. in black. white and all
lavender and rich ehangeable effects made verv
full and trimmed with rufies 'A'
$3.50, 5000, $I2.5o and $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
Co-operatiou With Red Cross.

Had extended conference with DR.. De-
vine, general agent Red Cross Society, dur
ing which general lines Of cooperation by
the army and himself have been cordially
outlined. In order to insure harmony and
greater efficiency this work will proceed
under division supervision, with Depot
Quartermaster Devol and Depot Commits
sary Krauthoff in charge Of duties pertain
ing to their special departments. Devine is
co-ordinating and concentrating relief work
along lines that promise efficiency and har-
mony. Under these conditions and at re-
quest of Mayor Schmitz the army assumes
duty of supplying with food all destitute
within city limits Health Of city is remark
ably good. considering all conditions. Have
found available Quarterma sterS among off,
GERS arriving. so that four regular quarter
masters named will not be needed
"GREEI,Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25
HELPING HAND GIVEN
Gen. Greedy Reports on the
Work of Relief.
NO DISCRIMINATION SHOWN
Rumors Of Neglect to Cinnamon I'm
founded.
DISTRIBUTION OF SUPPLIES
Results Of Conference at San Francisco
Cordial Cooperation Of ALI
Agencies Engaged.
DISTRIBUTION OF SUPPLIES

Many kilograms were received at the War
Department last night and today from Maj.
Gen. Greedy in regard to the condition of
affairs in San Francisco. Under date OF
April "a Gen. Greedy telegraphed as follows:
II am greatly surprised to learn from Gen.
Funston that the sufferings of destitute Chi
nese are reported to be in danger of neglect.
Nothing could be more contrary to the
truth. Arrangements have already been
made by the conjoined action of the civil
and military authorities to establish a semi
permanent camp for destitute Chinese such
camp to be located adjacent to Fort Mason.
1t will be put in the best possible condition
for comfort and sanitation. The plans and
methods being Endorsed by military authors
ties and tentage supplied from the same
source. So far the citizens committee and
military authorities have known no distinc-
ton of race, the sole question being one of
restitution and practical relief. 1t would be
particularly unfortunate IL the idea is cir
culated that the National Red Cross Asso-
citation is the only one which treats without
discrimination the destitute and suffering in
this city"
The following telegram was received from
Gen. Funston on the same subject
Reference to any report Chinese are not
receiving proper attention in the matter of
supplies and protection, there have been no
reports Of such a character made at these
headquarters All nations are receiving the
same consideration. My orders have been
to that effect
Army to Distribute Supplies.
In kilograms dated yesterday Gen. Gree
ly said:
Judge Morrow. Mr.. Devine and the citi-
zens' committee had long executive meet
ing in my office this morning. In which Gen.
Funston participated. 1t was decided that
the time is arrived to resume normal condi-
lions in San Francisco. Consequently, orders
have been issued protecting wholesale and
retail dealers in their business and stocks,
which will not be molested by either mill
tary civil authorities. The citizens COM
mittee and the mayor unanimously re-
requested that the army take over and su-
pervise the issue Of food to destitutes, con-
ditions Of issue to be determined by citizens
committee. This has been agreed to, to
take effect Thursday noon. 1t will strain
to the utmost the powers of the present mil
itary force. but the citizens committee find
further personal attention to their system
practically impossible. Judge Morrow and
others present concurred In the opinion that
the army should assume this duty, believing
it's action, as judged from the past, to be
the most efficient method for the restoration
of normal conditions in San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

Aft Bentr;ood Lawn Settles. in green and red:
well made.
$2.o5 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

Camp Stools and Chairs, made In several styles;
with and without backs.
25c. to $500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

Natural finish Porch Rockers high back, double
woven seat, broad arms.
$500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

Natussl- finish Chairs. broad arms. woven reed
seat.
$I.75 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-25

Lawn Benches, made with iron frame and hard
wood Stats bolted on: this is the strongest bench
made and one that we can thoroughly recommend
for service.
$3.50 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
SOUTHERN Mills
NOW INDEPENDENT J. ] {. n !. n
Radical Changes II Credit and
Allowances Made by South
Carolina Cotton Men.
BOW 10 NORTH ii NO z: /
Leading Manufacturers in stats State
DIN Hands Under Leader ;'e
5ship8of Smyth,
BOW 10 NORTH NO LONGER I. J Y :: !
n. 10.
slRx Associate Press Y

by AE6CaCl0kSu IISoS'f
COLUMBIA, s., c., August Radical Rag Itci.E
changes in credit and allowances have
been made within the past few days by
South Carolina cotton Mills. 1: S53
+ For a long time the mills Of this Sec
ton have had to extend special fayors
to Northern selling agents. jobbers and
exports In the way OF extra dat lng ana
foxnrhitant freight allowances, In order
toFinduce them to take their prod uct on
n MARTY with that OF the New En- gland
ana d English mills. Now. however. the
Southern product has been improved and
IL finish bettered until the manutac-
5turers have become In a way lndepend-
ent. !, TN !, -, /, !, Z
- intarested in cotton mills In this State
Is Is PRESIDENT OF the Cotton Manufacturers
Associaton OF south> Carolina, and nat
urally It has fallen to him to take the
Sweeping Change.
III Commencing the first day OF the cur
rent month, the mills that plain smyth
manages have allowed and Will allow
no freight rate greater than the rate TO
New York City and IL shipments are
made to points where the freight Ia less
than the New York rate the freight al
5lowance Will only be the actual freight
paid. Also, no extra dating VIII ne al
lowed. but all invoices will bear the date
az the bill OF lading, and q credit OF only
sixty days VIII be extended to 1obbers
and only ten days on goods for conYerr
sion and export. u
Captain snlyth has consulted with sew
eral OF the Large manufacturers ~ the
state, and they have agreed to-. put the
same schedule OF terms and freight q AZ
Elowances into operation In their mills.
Most OF the members Of the association
have given their selling agents instruc-
lions to comply strictly With Captain
isnyth's practice, &. Us ISL b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
PARAMOUNT NEWS

MI: F. g. Martin q Baltimore visited h! his
parents here recently.
b Miss Eva Mnrtndale. Of Petersburg. has re.
h Miss Maggie johnson has returned home
after a visit to Mrs. w T. Mcdowell during
the past week, i'll
y Mrs. Cobb and family are visiting relatives
in Powhatan county. 5ff 5 81 ll2a5-
B. Mrs. L q v. Reese and Miss Gertle A1iohaels,
sister. Mrs Lazotte. OF STwenty-third Street. #
Miss Gussie Jersey has gone to Mathews ''y
Il Miss Kate Morrls will leave In a few days rQr3
with friends. 5{ 5s'.s az, Is s55s5 ss e
Mrs.. Young has returned home after q de-
4{E Mr.. Percy Brown, OF Phoebus has returned
homo after visiting relatives hero and In Rich
b Miss Adams Of Twenty first Street, who has
Misses Moliio and Emma Robelin loft a
VIII Viii o VII. As atlantic CITY Phiiade pha Nav
York and Baltimore, and will be away four
Miss Pearl Baker. Of Twenty-th!rd Street,
has returned from Norfolk. where she visited
Mr. CLARK, Misses ophela Fore and 1,o or, ta
Cooper were the guests OF relatives in Falr-
Mr.. Loronza' HALL OF Twenty-third Street,
Is spending the month of August at Green
Springs, Louisa county. 5 6 ,T
Mrs. Eddie Reynolds and infant child noth
OF whom have been critically ~ IN their nome,
are now valescing. II 4B 4tl}5S VI
T. b Frances Jr and wife have returne,aa, to
their homo In Durham. n. e., after visiting
relatives In Richmond and baltimore 4. I,
n, O.. who nave been visiting relatives near
ilore for some time, have returned home.
+ Miss Annie Bootright has returned K from 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
CHESTNUT Hill AND
HIGHLAND h ARK

i q . /. Z Z Ns,sI
Miss Thelma sLivesny, OF + Richmond, 10
spending some time with her sister, Mrs,
William Redd, OF Third Avenue.
Ss DR. ID. x, Walthall, OF Chestnut 'lu it 5
left last Monday for Farmvllle. Whe e.
he will spend the month OF AUGUST VIII w
relatives. S g{s & 5fs3
@ Masters Frank and James Rennie nave
returned to their home on Fourth ave:
nue., after delightful stay Of several
weeks with their grandp aren tsi IN ~ ~ e' lia
county. I'LL 81 u &.
B Miss Annie Grigsby, OF Fl fth Avenue,
left last Saturday for New. York ana
other Northern cities.
Miss Sarah Brooks, Of Fourth Avenue,
Is the guest OF relatives and friends IN
FarnlYlle, Va. Ell 81 /.
8 Mrs, a, j. Warren and little daughter,
Dorothy, OF Third Avenue, are spending
the summer In the mountains OF ~ glnla.
Usual mldweck services at Nlzpah
Presbyterian Church tonight (Wednes-
day. at s:15 o'clock. * " fS fE
Rev. Joseph Rennie, Of norfolk, has
been visiting his brother. Mr.. Frank Rem
MIC. Of Fourth Avenue. s1s, W. II q.
X Miss Adde Huffman left yesterday
a(ruesday) for King William county,
where she will, spend several days win
relatives. Before returning home she WV
vislt friends In GordonSyille, Va. u
tx Miss Alice IIear,Nof Highland Park, IS
tho guest of relatives In New Jersey.
Miss katherine Watkins has retu rned
to her home on Fourth Avenue after
a stay Of several days in Powhatan
county. 55S W e BIT f5ft5i s54fh A y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
hPanal5Mo.s,;aics.

RI The pope maintains mosaic factory
IN the vatican, Here the patient artists
WORK y, ii q gallery lined with 5000 lockers,
In which reposo sticks OF silica OF all the
myriad varying shades REQUIRED TO re-.
produce the tints from canvas. a Solo
wooden-backed panel Is smoothly filled
with plaster to- the depth Of an inch.
On this the mosai c-worker copies the
painting to be reproduced Then gay !, :, ~, ~
IN the gap with inch-long bits OF the
silica. Thus the picture grows roughly
in stone. In three or four years 9 work
2lh BY 81 can be turned out, It y then ne
ground 1y IN down to uniform smoothnesss WIN
water ana sand under flatiron ,dlsK -
Then the painting stands revealed, l The esa
Is "a little gallery full Of the work ZOE
sale IA piece eighteen inches square ~ can &C
be had for Il, 0o,-New YORK v oFla,,
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to Baltimore and Pen Mar. where she
will spend q few weeks. t5 Isl S56
Miss Willie 8Teace is tho guest Of Miss
Amy Andrews, in Hampton. In
Mrs. George IT. Ellison and family, Of
Hampton, are vlsitln friends IN y R1c Gil
rnond. TX q, f,ss ess y n IA n y
Mr.. and Mrs !. L. n B. Rapp, Of Lynch
burg, are visiting Mrs. L. z. Graves
Mr.. iRapp is attending the flrenen's con- con-
vention. 5 a q
@ Ia 4 Rev. r h II !. Morris, who has been
undergoing treatment In Richmond, is
much Improved, and hopes to return to
his home in Vnton this week.
Miss Margaret Tomlinson spent Sunday
In Newport News n y
Miss Dolly r. Carter has returned to
her home in Suffolk. after q visit 4 to
Richmond and Petersburg III 4
iRF3 3fg { III n 4 = iSi5 $S 5
Miss Mary McRae Brooks is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynn Clyce, In,
Abingdon, Va. $5 .as e i 5.5 Il; n.
i Misses Jennie 4 and Ruth Reardon. O
Portsmouth, are visiting relatives In this
city, H IL ,is55t ID Is i5E3
Miss Estelle Gentry is the guest of Miss
Rena Cosby. in Victoria Avenue. H Ian p p
ton. ~ ". IF st
Miss Minnie Myers Is visiting Mrs. I. ~
Jones, In septa. Isle Of Wight county. 5
Miss Ruby Priddy. Of No. 81s South.
Laurel Street, visited in Norfolk recently.
rs Mr.. and Mrs. N. 2. cofor visited Mrs.
Andrew Coter in snlithfield, Va, re-
Gently.
MI j. d. spickard, Of Roanoke, is iii
the city. On his return he will visit
friends mt Lowry, Va
Mr.. Robert Jordan has returned to tho
city, after spending some time in Bran IN !.
{bleton. a4
], Mrs. James P, Poindextcr and little
daughter will spend the remainder OF
the summer at Virginia Beach. 4
rs Mr.. P. "a. Cook, OF Meridian. Miss. who
has many relatives In Richmond. Is very
iii at the home OF his sister, Mrs. Dali.
rymple in Philadelphia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
FELL FROM CAR.
Injuries Were Painful, but Not
Ell Necessarily Dangerous.

Y Mr.. o. c. West, a carpenter, living at
NO, 726 North First Street, while tempt
Ing to get aboard Broad i, and y we 17t,
fifth Street car, No, Ib. ut Thirteenth cent?
and Broad Streets, about :3O o'clock yes 's
terday afternoon, fell to the 8 reet Y ana
received slight injurie
$8s The iaccident was witnessed by. Chlet
Werner and several other members .t OF
the police force, who sent for the am,
5bulance. But before It arrived Dr. N &.
Lean stopped with his automobile, " 2. ana
took Mr. West to the Virginia Hospital.
He was found to be only badly br, i.l4H
and later left for his home. 3
The car was in charge OF Motorrna n, Al.
sPolndexter& and Conduc tor y. F.. Pace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
I BARTON HEIGHTS LOCALS

Mrs McGruder sintonS and y CHI dren.
OF Newport News. are Visiting Mr. and
Mrs Charles G. Rady,f OF North Avenue.
The Misses Dawson, OF Barton Ave-
nue, who have been spending some time
Mr., and Mrs; 3; w . WooliioIrd. who rs
have been visiting the Rev, and Mrs. ".
i, Hayes of the Methodist parsonage,
have returned to their home IN 43altl-
Miss Mary Cole, OF Newport News,
who has been tho guest OF her aunt.
Mrs, W, G. Cosby, Of Virginia Avenue,
has left for a short stay wi Z her uncle.
Mr., Isham Briggs, Of BerryYgllle,5 c'arK : 9
Mr., and Mrs Charles Nesb!tt have res
turned home from a very pleasant trip
to Shenandoah and 4uray., ~. J.
Mr., g. Kaox Grutchfeld, Wife an ~
children, Of Lamb Avenue, have ~ lett
for Pennsylvania TO Visit relatlY ea, q
Miss Ollie and Nellie SydnoI. Of Lamp
Avenue, have left for plnRiddie 70 spend
several weeks. n u . u
Miss Cletu Mooers, who has been visit
Ing Mrs A. NJ. Mooers, OF Luck AYenue,
has returned to her home In chaf9e :
Miss Helen Briggs, who has been Visit:
yIglna Avenue has Istt fos p Ell NIait
her brother, Mr.. Isham BIT SO g. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.3N N. Groornes, VINO I! mas
peen visiting Mrs Groomes, Qt 81 Fos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

visit to friends II
Annie ors nag returned e ~ ToS HoSle
Miss susie Arhaiil has returned from a I, tw !,
sfks stay ! it1ss Id hSs
Washingtoh -. fter d O. shttuA Wy %
Morrison. Misses ~ hel, "a y rfe are,
ana lorsiise a g. rty
dNys fo5 ssiep q Tie
Nor51G{ a ., M tSME, as
S iEsy lonotP{nd 81 WSashlnstoh Street
sta n%osa a ardnsMsr t g shS s N.Y.
sims parents Il the latter. have have moved .
News n 10 n s a,aate ant Week here .hes
aiEler Mrs, w *. y fahodeh was called home ne
ds ts!sfsas
ss 11ars has been eSnHeee j. ner
Sirs rotsst Ware and her shildrsn q = ja iSx
ft%SestsS s,5n ss
shssS ft spss nc
xhs s s'tsssss
Vest Pant WITH friends has returned home lone
bansea Syn ,he '.p
1ltts GARY e Ms spsa1sss b HS
M! nv Of T>werty-third Street, recently
nominal ions because Of Rev m h r,,ss 4,
signing HIS charge rs pastor OF the Fair11outnl
Bapiist Church. Mr. King came 2 FAN ,anr
mount less than two years ago aa ~, nus
friends by ha loya6le "a rye humber
Sc whom nave Joined Ills church and sundayT
;.l5ssss A,': saf ;' R'
h v Mrs. Beverly spers and children OF Rocky *
Motlnt n. CIVIC have been spending severa 9!
weoks " ii relntvea In Fnirinount. na . l,hs
for ca rolinc county to visit petore
Mrs. Eddie oxenha1n. who has boon quite tor, y
as the result OF an operation n .no "a
FIospt al, is Improving and IS now ~
q pss WATKINS md little son Rich;
ard Jr have returned from q pleasane - ~
Misses Mary and Florence Gsrmte,yms.n, INT Wno
have been spending some time ~ " 0st Fos'
have returned home. -, y ,,,,. y
and Mr. Glover Paisley. OF NGw4 h 81 pey NJ
F,gorton dneadny afternoon az : - coum, ,
Mr. ausey and hs bride are MSl,t fhg and
here whcrs they have freaueh. Xxx a nn,nass
their many friends Wish them h'u'n -
iseIs ANN tie Gary Viola Mccathy
have returned home after ael'sntI I Hnyris
several weeks with their aunt MS. ri.' ="
Mrs Ma ~ Bs Jones Is ylstt!! 1 her ' 5oausn7
ter 7arrr,ln ashland m, Eddie iii Rose and
children Mira rsam harden and Master mesne
ia rden have returned from Henri I' eou''ty'
Fnh orc b The VI visited relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
MIijEE:!clH IAN NEWS.

Mr.. ohm Mlntcr Is quite Y SICK OK WITH li
a Mrs. ti.su II ". Bailey. who has been ~
at her home for the past Blk Weeks ol - -
somewhat improved. . !, r :, 8, I. z Il Ma
Mr.. Frank Tuck is CO ol1ltileu -
Mr.. nn "a, Mrs. Albert Pierce, have re-
turned q home Chelsea HILL /, = ! from 9
two-wee stay at ! ne I1 sh1er are visit
Ing relatives In the mountains OF VII .lt
Miss Julia England has returned home ION n
after a pleasant stay with Ir ''lot n
Hsl ,, ths E ESsst T ss
bridge county. WI ii Z. I. !, s. !,
Mrs. Willie stelnback has returned ri l. 70
her home on the PIKE ke alte :, q Hanover
IN rs' 81 Minnie d Courtney and daughter.
Miss Dorothy, are In Bos ton 4, E a,ls so q
Mrs courtneys s'steT n Mrs 81
the Pike, are ct home gam. 4 aite n,,na
delightful visit to#relatives IN ene m W
tains OF. Vtrginia. !5t y, 4 !.
DR.. NJ Praviner. OF I, W.! ";
visited his relatives, Mr., and Mr. ~. w
Christian. during the past week: I, J.
returned after a delightful visit 70 West
Point and Gloucester. J. f !, - !.
MISS
a. nleasant stay OF two weeks with her
friend, Miss Oracle Culley OF 100 WOOD 1000
Mrs. Emma Blackburn still remains
confined to her home from her recent CEN
q Mrs. u. q. Martin, Of Baltimore, IS
visiting her mother, Of the Pike.
Misses Kate Flora and Emma n !, sne &C
are spending some time WITH q .nelr, s! Y,
faY county NJ y}si m ia{F
Mrs. Mary childress, IN company with
her granddaughter, Mrs, Susie Carter.
both Of Gladstone, Appomattoxs,. <, conn.y,1
OF Mrs. Ida NJ. Woodie, OF No. % Wood ie'tl5
The REV. a. g. Cox, OF Baltimore, Is
visiting at the home OF MT. James
Miss Bessie Barnes, youngest daughter
OF Mrs. Willie Barnes, is extremely III
at her home with tonsilitis I. 4:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
SOCIAL. AND.
PER AL L,

on No We Never Mention Him
pht mol we never mention him. his name lrnt,
Ia never heard \; M n d. q:
Nv iips are now forbid to speak that
VI f3s once familiar word ore II X. ~ IA
FROM snort to sport they hurry me me, 70
Danish my regret I. s;G ~ 5si
IA Wien they win a smile from me,
$i.5 they think that ! forget S K. Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
ngure from averaging the measurements

figure from averaging the measurements
of many; y
7"The height should be seven and
half times the length Of the head, ten
times the length Of the face. and the legs
four times the length OF the head. The
shoulders SHOULD be two heads Wide. and
when standing erect perfectly developed
legs should touch at the knees, the calves
and the ankles, =
Here, however, are some other nneas-,
.,,rements which artists generally recog-
nize as q standard * for beauty, Z The
stretch Of the thumb and middle finger
.snould Just measure the length OF the
face, the thumbs and second fingers
should exactly circle the neck, While the
thumbs and middle fingers slsould exactly
circle the level With the shoulders; the
perfect woman should Z measure exas d1s
finger to the other, while the arm hang
Ing down should rea CHI exact ha lfrWsy
down the slde,-B Boston Advertiser,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
.PYTH1ANs AT BEACH PARK.
Syracuse Lodge Runs Two Ex 7
.b s5' c11rsions Next Friday.

Next Friday will be Pythlanl Day Y. ! a. !.
jReaoh Park. "a Syracuse Lodge, OF THIS
city, viii run two excursions TO 10y ,e es y.
Point on that day. The morning tram am
win leave Richmond at $3.50 @ CLOCK ca 3. re- :
turning will leave West FONT FONT az 20, o
n.n,oclt'p. M. The afternoon train VIII
.1eave Richmond at $50. leaving West
Point on the return trip at 10 =. M.
The Pythians Of West Point have ar
ranged for tho degree team OF Syracuse GUS.
Lodge to confer the amplned first ana y.
third ranks upon candidates that night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Important Meeting

There viii be an important meeting OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary. Mol, a. g. -,
5Thursday August 10th, at $3.50. hlurphy, 8
Hotel Annex. Report OF proceedings OF
the National. Convention, held at sara
toea5 3 n. s. 81 Will be submitted, and ar
~ nrements made for the State Conven-
ton which will be at Norfolk, Va, Aus
gust 27th, 28th and 29th. t u " 81 .5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
AZ JAIL WALLS GOING UP .JLE'.. .#5
,Henrico Is to Have an Up--sto--
N 5 81 Date Tail.

by the middle Of next week the concrete
walls OF the new Henrico County " al
will DO ready to receive the bricks, Wh'c INC.
the building. @ 5l},tS5 4 !,
The steam concrete mixer kept seven
me Il, with wheelbarrows, busy al day
Yesterday dumping the output Into the
wooden framework. and II the work keeps
5up at this rate the walls will be COM
pleted in two or three days more
CLERK Waddill has several applications
for the position Of inspector q ne new
have taken no action in the matter q! o.
selecting a candidate " III q ts &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Japanese Women Best Formed

Japanese w omen Best q I!4seu'
a famous German scientist who mas
made q life study OF the beauty 81 'wo-
men OF all nations considers that ne
found the most perfect and harmo Nous
development OF form among the Ja anese,
His ideal proportions d ffeT slightly from g,
the standards Of beauty left US by me
Greeks. and he Il giYes I thel$ foll wing q
his snornal propo gtt0nsP ~ the Regsecs